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Had the Crunch since 2003. Been wearing it everyday minus the 3 days I left home without it and felt alone all day ! Own the Supertool 200, 300 and Rebar, but I just can't stop carrying the Crunch in fear of needing the locking pliers. The only thing that would make it a 10 is a heavy duty phillips and a drop point blade instead of the serrated. Love this thing and have turned quite a few people on to it through the years after they've seen me get out of quite a few binds with it. I'm in the mechanic / farming occupations.
This is probably the most misunderstood multitool. When people buy this they don't seem to understand that the main idea is the lock pliers and not the amount of tools.
The lock pliers are excellent and unlike in many other pliers, this one has a groove that goes length wise on the nose of the plier making it excellent for grabbing something very thin like needles or fishing hooks without the fear of them rolling.
I do some ocassional welding and sometimes I need small lock pliers to hold pieces together and this one has proven to be absolutely priceless.
The other tools are very basic, flat/phillips screwdriver, file and serrated blade (which I'd prefer to be straight). Like the other reviewer said, the locking bolt comes in the way of the other tools but you can always screw it off while you need to use screwdriver or the blade.
Leatherman Crunch is for people who knows what this tool is designed for. Not for your average joe.
I have had it for 12 years now.
The pliers work fine, the steel is very good, they show some rust, (i have always lived in the mountains away from the sea air).
The philips driver is made of cheap steel, wore out the first time i used it. flat drivers and file are fine. the knife is ok, have never sharpened it but it works ok.
has a serious design flaw with the small tools, when you open them the bolt interferes with them, making knife almost useless.
The locking pliers work ok. after all these years, the only value of use the tool has is the locking pliers. wich are ok.


text: On Tuesday 19 December 2017, Major General Pascal Chiffoleau, Commander EATC, warmly welcomed Dutch Brigadier General Ron Smits, Commander of the 11 air assault Brigade. The visit included a discussion on EATC’s business model as a potential blueprint for European cooperation, with a focus on EATC’s achievements related to paratroopers and airborne units. Brigadier General Ron Smits also visited EATC’s "mission control" centre, where the worldwide flight activities are monitored on a 24/7 basis.

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text: Customize level switches to meet application requirements affordably. Switches can be configured with up to four different control points and stem lengths up to 72" (1.82 m). Stems and floats are available in 316 stainless steel or brass.

industry_corpus2: Manufacturing


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New Fortnite Sword Fight game mode gameplay live stream with Typical Gamer!
Why does ~Fortnite~ not add the SWORDS Back?
oh someone commented the same thing already.

industry_corpus2: Gaming


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"Changing Policy to Change Lives"
This year the CURE National Policy Summit 2018 is excited to welcome clergy leaders to Washington, D.C.
Who: We expect participation from many top leaders, supporters, and influential pastors.
What: Training will be conducted by leading experts and elected leaders. You'll also have the opportunity to see the new Museum of the Bible as well as an opportunity to network with other great leaders around the country.
The EdChoice mission is to advance educational freedom and choice for all as a pathway to successful lives and a stronger society. As Vice President of Legal Affairs, I lead the EdChoice Legal Defense & Education Center, defending parents' right to choose, and gain access to, schools and educational resources that the parents believe will offer the best fit and opportunity for their children.
Knowledge based facts and issue awareness are crucial for nation builders.

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At one point during my time in the seminary I returned to my room from class to find the entrance to my room “turned upside down.” The various pictures that were pasted to my door had been flipped over, and even the floor mat had been stuck to the ceiling. Such antics are not uncommon in seminary communities, and when done in good spirits they contribute to the building up of fraternity among seminarians and, in the future, among priests.
If there were to be a patron saint of practical jokes, it would have to be Saint Philip Neri. Born in 1515 in Florence, even from his youngest days he exemplified his characteristic spontaneity. There is a story from his youth that ends with him on the floor of a cellar, underneath a donkey and a pile of fruit! Later, recognizing an invitation to give his life totally to God, he abandoned worldly success, moved to Rome, and founded the Oratory, a gathering of young men dedicated to growth in holiness.
Humility was the keystone virtue of the Oratory, and Philip devised very clever ways to foster it. Once, when one of the young men asked permission to wear a hair shirt, Philip gave him permission under the condition that the hair shirt be worn on the outside of his clothes. Instead of physical mortification, he experienced the mockery of those who called him names because of his odd appearance. On another occasion, after a priest gave an eloquent sermon, Philip commanded him to preach it again six times in a row so that people would think it was the only sermon he knew how to preach.
Philip’s creativity permeated his life. He believed firmly that it wasn’t enough to tell people what they shouldn’t do. He recognized the need to give something to do in its place. So, when Carnival time came around, a time of great intemperance in Rome, Philip organized a pilgrimage and a picnic, accompanied by instrumental music. The twelve-mile hike tired out everyone to the point that they were too exhausted to have any interest in the Carnival. Philip’s life on earth came to an end at the age of eighty, after a long illness.
We Christians, and especially we priests, must always keep Philip’s wise advice before us: it is not enough to tell people what not to do; we must inspire them to something higher. The Church must be firm and clear about what is contrary to the will of God. But this is not the whole of her mission. She must also draw people to what is true, good, and beautiful. Certainly, Pope Saint John Paul II followed this model in his Theology of the Body. In his teaching, he laid out the profound plan of God for man and woman, created bodily in the divine image. Perhaps the most obvious example is the way in which he explained the Church’s rejection of contraception as a legitimate means for avoiding pregnancy. On the surface, it would appear that the Church is simply saying no to something, but Pope Saint John Paul II points out that, as with every no, this no is rooted in an even greater yes. In this case, the greater yes is the gift of self: “Man is person precisely because he is master of himself and has dominion over himself. Indeed, inasmuch as he is master over himself he can ‘give himself’ to another. And it is this dimension – the dimension of the freedom of the gift – that becomes essential and decisive for the ‘language of the body’ in which man and woman express themselves reciprocally in conjugal union” (TOB 123:5). The Church says no to contraception because she says yes to the complete gift of self spouses make in the sacrament of marriage.
These two holy men – Saint Philip and Pope Saint John Paul II – exemplify what each of us should strive for in our preaching from the pulpit and our counsel in the confessional. We should strive to instill in those entrusted to our care not just an understanding of what is evil, but a deep desire to know and to do what is good. The Theology of the Body is an invaluable resource, a treasury of wisdom that helps us understand how to present the “hard teachings” of the Church in a way that will help our people to embrace them fully.
Saint Philip also teaches us that God can and will use any gift he has given us for His purposes. Philip was immensely creative and had a great sense of humor. When he handed even these natural attributes over to God, they became the means by which many were drawn to faith. May we never reject any of our natural gifts but place them all in the hands of the Giver, trusting that He will use them as He sees fit for His glory and for the salvation of souls.


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Not all of these are strictly British, but they are foods that are either traditional, popular, adopted or adapted. Pavlova is either from New Zealand or Australia (there seems to be no consensus), but it is a popular dish in Britain. Baked beans are also popular in the United States but the British variety is very different and in Britain it is more common to eat them as a meal (e.g. beans on toast) rather than as an accompaniment to a meal. Some of the items listed are food products and others are dishes. This is obviously a work in progress and I hope to add explanations and links. Please feel free to make suggestions.
memories lol! I love twiglets, and of course marmite.
Didn’t see marmite on your list, spread it on toast, muffins or crumpets, use it for gravy, or a hot drink.
Okay technically it isn’t a stand alone food, but it is a very important spread and the way I use it the crumpet is secondary lol!
I did have marmite and twiglets listed on there – I have written about marmite a lot as I am a complete marmite addict! Let me know if there are any other British foods I have missed. When I have time I hope to add explanations and some photos.
Does anyone know where to get English breakfast sausages to make at home?? I miss them soo much!
I don’t think that there is anywhere to get English sausages but English sausages vary a lot and many of the brats are quite similar. I like the brats from Blues Creek and I love their autumn sausage mix.

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During the month of February, ADM middle school and high school students participated in a fundraiser for Beat Cancer Today. Beat Cancer Today is an organization with a mission to create awareness of childhood cancers and to provide financial support for childhood cancer research, scholarships, and for patient and family support programs. One of the founding members of Beat Cancer Today is ADM alumni Aaron Horn, who graduated from ADM in 1998. Aaron’s son Eli was diagnosed with cancer in June of 2007 and passed away in 2012.
To raise funds, ADM middle and high school students engaged in a Penny War, collecting $5554.44 for Beat Cancer Today. An additional $1,295.56 of private donations were sent directly to Beat Cancer Today for the ADM Penny War and $650.00 in T-shirts sales helped add to the total. In all, the ADM Schools raised $7,500.00 for Beat Cancer Today!


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We at Back 2 No Pest welcome every homeowner, business owner or any other individual struggling with the pest issues. The team of our professionals offer the specialised services for pest control Ramsgate. With the years of experience, knowledge, and practice, we’ve earned the capability of making your premise free from pests. So, there is no need to try any DIYs from your end now. You may have to put many efforts for the pest removal from your spaces, whereas our pest controllers can handle such issues with the utmost ease. So, what is the point in doing unnecessary hard work when you can have things done easily and quickly?
The services we offer for our specialised services are cockroach control, spider control, moth control, lizard control, bedbug control, wasp and bee control, wasp nest removal and more. So, what are you waiting for? Avail our high-end pest control Ramsgate services today with the guaranteed results.
Pest issues can be annoying and frustrating as hell. A minor delay in such issues can lead to major problems in the home. Thus, for the sake of your family or employees health, it is important to have pest treatment at the earliest. Our team at Back 2 New Pest has zero tolerance against pest issues, thus, we ready to serve on the same day of appointment if booked in the morning. So, do not ignore the presence of those creepy creatures in your homes and get an immediate and effective treatment for pest control Ramsgate.
We are an Australia-based local pest control company, who has been serving the locals for more the 20 years. Our team is made up of local professionals who know every nook and cranny of all the suburbs of Ramsgate. Being the local pest controllers we can serve you round the clock, as and when needed. Moreover, we can serve on the weekends and public holidays. The best thing about our services is, they accompany complete customer satisfaction.
Back 2 No Pest offers a wide range of pest control Ramsgate services. The services we deliver for pest control Ramsgate come with full proof protection and security against pest issues.
Above listed are some of the few pest control Ramsgate services that we offer for on both residential and commercial places.
We follow a four-step procedure to carry out the best pest control treatment services in Ramsgate. Also, keep the complete safety of the family members in our mind, while carrying out the procedures.

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My experience in the massage industry has equipped me with years of knowledge working with the prenatal body and given me a deep confidence to efficiently serve families through their pregnancy, birth, and postpartum time. I know I was meant to be an LMT first because it continuously teaches me to refine my skills. Every day I get to reach deep into the art of touch, relaxation, and building my intuition. This very specific background has created an advanced and intuitive birth practice. This gives you a special opportunity to experience a well-rounded, supportive care.
You will get exclusive access to this portion of my website when you hire me for Doula Services and/or Childbirth Education. There are resources like evidence-based downloads, access to specialized meditations, birth videos to help frame birth into a positive experience, and so much more! Feel supported in every aspect of your pregnancy, labor, and postpartum experiences.
Copyright © 2018 With Guided Hands - All Rights Reserved.

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text: In domestic as well as international market, we are the renowned manufacturer and exporter, bringing forth excellent varieties of Artificial Gold Jewelry. With the help of our expert designers, we craft these jewellery items using certified quality of gold procured from reputed vendors of market. We have all the modern facilities to custom design this Artificial Gold Jewelry in accordance with the clients' specific details. Our clients can get this collection from us at highly competitive price.


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I know there are specific registries for certain vehicles like letter cars and Adventurers, but is there any current registry for all surviving Forward Looks in general? It'd be nice to have a record for any existing cars and their current/last known whearabouts, especially when it comes to the rarer variants of less prestigious models (ex: 1960-1961 Plymouth/Dodge hardtop wagons, cars factory equipped with long/short tube crossram that aren't letter cars, etc).
Location: Ponder, TX Despite their relative rarity, that would be a monumental challenge for any one person to take on!
I doubt it would catch on, whats the benefit? the two cars you listed are super rare beasts and extremely expensive.
Location: Southern Sweden - Sturkö island To run a registry, is not a rewarding task. I have a registry of 1960 Chryslers in Scandinavia and I'll have to pry out info from the owners. If a car is sold, it's more like a rule that I'm the last to know it, even if I constantly ask the owners.
Here should be a DeSoto registry as well, which I think is worldwide.
Location: Parts Unknown Tracking something like this is like trying to track a swarm of bees.
swarming mass of things going every which direction.
Location: Hay Lakes, Alberta, Canada And registries, even large ones, are never complete. Unless submitting information is made mandatory, you'll never get a majority participation.
You CAN have better participation with single year/make registries, like the 1958 Cadillac Owner's Association, to which I belong...but it's still a fractional representation of the cars that are out there.
A monumental task indeed do to something like that in the very least. It would be almost like requiring everyone in the world to register and with every passing nano second being updated to an international DNA data base. But even with some sites you can register your car. Now to that would someone verify the vin? Would someone be able to check and verify what options came with car and if they were dealer or factory installed? What about alterted vehicles? I only own 2 FL cars, and with that if not original they would not be counted. My '60 fury is a '60 fury car, but engine and drive train are not. My '56 Imperial is orginal, but not. It does not have the original heater fuel line, blower tube and some wiring and elctrial connections.
Now for FL vehicles it would easier by simply production number stand point in comparison what GM and Ford built. One thing I can say about the FL cars and a data base I would like to see, factory produced race cars that could be titled and registered. I think Chrysler was at the fore front of doing that as I have not really heard of of too many of the other makers doing that back then.
But yes a daunting task indeed.

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A bespoke range of farm house furniture by Blue Tree Margaret River, all hand-made with natural timbers. Each products has its own personality and is perfectly imperfect using all natural materials. Also we stock other brands such as; PAPAYA, FRENCH COUNTRY and SWING.
Jeremy has been restoring antiques and building furniture for over 25 years. His love of working with timber and creating bespoke pieces for clients has left him with a wide array of styles and abilities. Now finally, we are show casing his work and products, bringing them to you well priced, all one off ‘s and unique.
From barn doors, dungeon doors, tapas and chopping boards, reclaimed timber furniture, stools and light fittings. Products can be purchased online and delivered for FREE locally or you can order anything direct with Jeremy to suit your own needs.
With Jeremy’s work once featuring in galleries and his work being renown throughout the Southwest, we are now bringing his amazing skill to you, along with other stunning brands, to offer an affordable Farmhouse style that hits the brief in the current trend.


text: Fell Foot is a brilliant place to bring your kayak or canoe and explore the southern end of Windermere. Your canoe gives you a great opportunity to explore the southern end of the lake, to find the queiet little spots to rest a while and take in teh beauty of teh scenery or the abundance of wildlife. It is also a great starting point to head off to take on the challenge of paddling teh longest lake in England. There are a number of routes from Fell Foot. The easiest(unless the lake level is high), and prettiest is to head south down the river exploring around the bends and twists of the river down to Newby Bridge, you pass alongside the Haverthwaite steam railway and you may be lucky enough to see Thomas. Below the bridge there is a Weir. The round trip from Fell Foot down to Newby Bridge and back is about a mile. To head up into Windermere. Follow the Eastern Shore along the shore. The speed limit signs are arrived after about a mile of paddling and give you a great experience of the kind of paddling Windermere has to offer.

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Do you have a notation on the blacklist, but would you like to take out a loan? Loans for people on the blacklist can be arranged! This is possible thanks to the concept of the mini-loan, which you can complete online. Because of this, you can easily have some extra money today, even if you are listed on the blacklist!
Maybe you’ve already experienced it before, but getting a loan is not that easy. If you need money quickly, it is difficult to take out a loan for this. At the bank, it is already difficult to qualify for a loan with all these rules, but it is never possible to arrange this quickly. They often want to check the blacklist first and waiting for that result also takes a long time. If you then have a notation on the blacklist, you are immediately excluded from a loan. If you want to borrow money immediately, this is possible via the internet. Loans for people on the blacklist are offered on the internet. Without papers and effort, you can still receive money on your account today. If you close a mini loan on the internet today, this means that today you will also receive the money in your account and can spend it wherever you want. Borrowing money has never been so effortless and easy! Loans for people on the blacklist are the alternative if you need money quickly.
Sometimes you end up in situations where it is important that you can get money quickly. If there is an urgent need to take out a loan, the fast loans for people on the blacklist are the right way to get money. If you request a flash loan on the internet, you do not have to come by appointment, which saves time and effort first. You can arrange all this from behind your laptop on the couch. You also do not have to send papers and wait for checks if you have a blacklist listing. All these procedures have been omitted in the application process, so you save a lot of time and you can already apply for a loan in just 5 minutes. In 10 minutes the money can also be deposited. So if you want to request fast loans for people on the blacklist, then you are at the right place with the providers of online mini-loans.
Are there no conditions attached to the loans for people on the blacklist? Indeed, there are almost no requirements to be allowed to close a loan credit. The only conditions you have to meet is that you are 21 years of age or older and have a monthly income. The source of your income does not necessarily have to be a salary, but can also be student finance or a benefit. In addition, the online small loan has a short term. You usually have to repay this short-term loan within one month. This, however, also ensures that you can borrow interest-free and quickly get out of debt again. Loans for people on the blacklist are therefore very useful in case you need fast money, but do not want to build up debt!
When is borrowing really interesting?

industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics


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EC-Council’s program on Project Management in IT Security is a highly interactive 2-day class designed to teach Information Technology Security Professionals real time implementation of project management practices in IT security planning. It comprehensively covers corporate security project plan components, costs involved in security, basis for a successful project, limitations of a Project, corporate strategy and IT security and the influence of corporate culture and policies on IT security.
Students will learn to identify different issues arising during an organization-wide security planning and how to avoid and eliminate them.
Management people involved with security planning, Network server administrators, System Administrators and Risk Assessment professionals.

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Most Christians are familiar with the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit: wisdom, understanding, counsel, knowledge, piety, fear of the Lord, and fortitude. These gifts, granted to Christians at their baptism and perfected in the Sacrament of Confirmation, are like virtues: They make the person who possesses them disposed to make proper choices and to do the right thing.
How Do the Fruits of the Holy Spirit Differ From the Gifts of the Holy Spirit?
If the gifts of the Holy Spirit are like virtues, the fruits of the Holy Spirit are the actions that those virtues produce. Prompted by the Holy Spirit, through the gifts of the Holy Spirit we bear fruit in the form of moral action. In other words, the fruits of the Holy Spirit are works that we can perform only with the aid of the Holy Spirit. The presence of these fruits is an indication that the Holy Spirit dwells in the Christian believer.
Where Are the Fruits of the Holy Spirit Found in the Bible?
Saint Paul, in the Letter to the Galatians (5:22), lists the fruits of the Holy Spirit. There are two different versions of the text. A shorter version, commonly used in both Catholic and Protestant Bibles today, lists nine fruits of the Holy Spirit; the longer version, which Saint Jerome used in his Latin translation of the Bible known as the Vulgate, includes three more. The Vulgate is the official text of the Bible that the Catholic Church uses; for that reason, the Catholic Church has always referred to the 12 fruits of the Holy Spirit.
Charity is the love of God and of neighbor, without any thought of receiving something in return. It is not a "warm and fuzzy" feeling, however; charity is expressed in concrete action toward God and our fellow man.
Joy isn't emotional, in the sense that we commonly think of joy; rather, it is the state of being undisturbed by the negative things in life.
Peace is a tranquility in our soul that comes from relying on God. Rather than getting caught up in anxiety for the future, Christians, through the prompting of the Holy Spirit, trusts God to provide for them.
Patience is the ability to bear the imperfections of other people, through a knowledge of our own imperfections and our need for God's mercy and forgiveness.
Kindness is the willingness to give to others above and beyond what we own them.
Goodness is the avoidance of evil and the embrace of what's right, even at the expense of one's earthly fame and fortune.
Longanimity is patience under provocation. While patience is properly directed at other's faults, to be long-suffering is to endure quietly the attacks of others.
To be mild in behavior is to be forgiving rather than angry, gracious rather than vengeful. The gentle person is meek; like Christ Himself, Who said that "I am gentle and humble of heart" (Matthew 11:29) he does not insist on having his own way but yields to others for the sake of the Kingdom of God.
Faith, as a fruit of the Holy Spirit, means living our life in accordance with God's will at all times.
Being modest means humbling yourself, acknowledging that any of your successes, achievements, talents, or merits are not truly your own but gifts from God.
Continence is self-control or temperance. It does not mean denying oneself what one needs or even necessarily what one wants (so long as what one wants is something good); rather, it is the exercise of moderation in all things.
Chastity is the submission of physical desire to right reason, subjugating it to one's spiritual nature. Chastity means indulging our physical desires only within the appropriate contexts—for instance, engaging in sexual activity only within marriage.


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In this step we want to a user interface to allow users to switch between the various materials supported by this model.
That said there are more materials and properties in this structure, but based on the above structure we can create a MaterialSelector component.
Note: The model was prepared using the ViewAR Material Editor. You can find more information on how to do that in the section ViewAR Material Editor.
In MaterialSelector.js we import React and create a couple styled components.
Then we need to render our UI. We can do this using ReactDOM and pass the chair instance into the app function as a prop.
Great, this will already work, in the sense that once we click on a material the chair material will update. Unfortunately the React UI won't since we haven't indicated to React that it should re-render. The issue here is that we basically have two different rendering engines (the 3D engine and the DOM UI) not being connected. That's good, because then one doesn't block the other, but it requires us to keep updates in sync.
Next up we somehow need to trigger an update whenever the material changes. Therefor we are going to use React Hooks.
Since there is no hook that simply tells React to re-render we create our own. The state is a number and it just increases it by one every time it's invoked and therefor triggering an update.
Now we can update our updateMaterial function to force a re-render once the material update succeeded.
Last but not least we can improve the positioning of our material selector by adding some global styles into our index.js.
Note: In the global styles we set the pointer-events to none and for the material inputs we reset it to auto. This is needed to make sure the clicks can bubble through the event down to the 3D view in order to drag the model by touching the screen.
Last but not least we need to add the GobalStyle component to our React tree.


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If you’re like most people who live with this fear, you probably wonder if you can ever be rid of it. After 10 years working with people with the most severe phobias, we know for sure: there’s no question you can overcome entombment phobia.
It is all about learning to redirect your unconscious mind, which sounds like a lot but is easier than you may think. You know that Entombment Phobia isn’t working for you. But it affects you because your unconscious mind has associated entombment with fear and perhaps a bunch of other negative emotions and they get triggered automatically – like clockwork – every time.
To find out the gravity of the problem for you, use our 2 minute Online Assessment for Entombment Phobia Online Test although it is fairly clear cut: Now is the point in time to take control, if the fear is considerably taking over your life, in a negative way.
Do you become queasy at the smallest idea of Entombment?
These are just a few of the most common things people experience. Click here to see more symptoms of entombment phobia.
While you should always follow your doctor’s advice with a drugs and medication for Entombment Phobia, we are generally not in favor of using pharmaceuticals and recommend an approach that tackles the root cause of the problem, whether or not you choose to work with us. Meds may seem to help in the short-term by temporarily improving your symptoms, but the problem is that they can never cure the core issue of the fearful patterns of thinking that are the automatic reaction to entombment and which trigger the intense feelings of fear.
By the way – no one has ever developed a drug exclusively for Entombment Phobia – and with so many potential side effects, who wants to risk taking medication as a solution?
The good news is with our help, you will conquer your Entombment Phobia, without drugs..
1: entombment phobia: a persistent, abnormal, and unwarranted fear of entombment, despite conscious understanding by the phobic individual and reassurance by others that there is no danger. 2: entombment phobia: an extreme unwarranted fear and/or physical aversion to entombment.


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I'm sitting here looking out the window at the North Georgia Mountains.
You are all on my heart!
I'm praying for you. I love your hearts for the Lord.
So, here's a Super Saturday SHINE girl give away!
It's the least I can do to show my love and JOY for your sweet little hearts.
Just leave a comment telling us a little something about your sweet self. Anything!
We want to get to know our SHINE sisters!
For example: Jill Hill--I love coffee dates with my friends!
See, easy! Make sure to leave your name so that I can contact you if your name is drawn. Yay!
You are all so very special! Not just to me, but in the eyes of our Father! Whew, how He LOVES you!!


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ATLANTA - �A beautiful woman is a force to be reckoned with,� says Joanne McClure, a Georgia-based entrepreneur who is going all natural for beauty with her luxurious brand Painted Earth. As the founder and owner McClure is redefining natural skin care and cosmetics. Quality, efficiency, ingenuity, sustainability and love are infused into each and every particle of our lotions, creams, gels and serums. All of Painted Earth�s products are sourced from nature and fused with science to protect, correct and beautify skin.
With passion and unwavering ambition, Joanne Bowers-McClure developed a critical eye at a young age by showing an appreciation for ingredients in skin care and cosmetics. �When I was 10 I would read the ingredients on skin care labels. As I grew up I continued to do this and came to realize there was never just one product that would give me the benefits I wanted and most of the products I found contained dyes, synthetic fragrances and parabens, I discovered there was a real void in the market for a line that was natural, pure and effective.
As a result and with Intense research, I decided it was time to make a difference and follow my heart and my passion � I decided to create my own line and Painted Earth was born, skin care that is pure, natural, potent and penetrating�.
With so many products from which to choose, which are the hottest?
� Boo-Boo Gel - A wonder ointment great for Acne and every inch of your body. The essential oils in this ointment are all around good for every skin related issue under the sun. Represents nothing less than a revolution in the treatment of skin ailments. The resulting relief is Quick, Strong & Long Lasting. By focusing on actually treating the root causes of inflammation related ailment as opposed to simply masking the symptoms, the recovery process is accelerated in thousands of cases, skin problems have been successfully & dramatically alleviated. Score!
� Optimum 20% Vitamin C Serum with Ferulic Acid- This Fabulous Serum is a must and such a drool worthy face essential. Triple antioxidant treatment for advanced environmental protection � undo sun damage and erase a lifetime of summers with this product. A multitasking brightening day serum to target the face, eyes and lips to deliver an instant boost of radiance and a glowing complexion. Suspended in a concentrated base of pure vegan hyaluronic acid to plump skin cells and protect and restore.
� Perfect EveryThyme Baked Mineral Foundation - A silky, soft skincare infused foundation offering hydration with anti-aging benefits. Glides on effortlessly, creating a flawless complexion without any mess. It's formulated to minimize the appearance of pores and fine lines while creating a natural "no make-up " finish for the face. Users can customize the look they desire with just a swipe of their brush.
� Baby Come Back Age Defying Cr�me - Just two days to amazing skin with this cr�me! Using lemon, apple and sugar cane, Baby Come Back brings back healthier, glowing skin starting with the first application.
Products range from $6.50 to $95 and may be found on www.paintedearthskincare.com and Abe�s Market.
About Painted Earth - Painted Earth makes skin care and make-up that are pure, natural, organic, and cruelty-free. The high-quality, effective ingredients combined with cutting-edge innovative science have resulted in product formulations that are completely unique to Painted Earth. We invite you to learn more on www.paintedearthskincare.com.

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The University made history on Jan. 31 when University President John Bravman decided to cancel classes due to inclement weather, breaking the good news via email. Given the steady flow of emails from the University into student inboxes, receiving yet another email from Bravman was a surprise to no one. This email, however, was worth the read. The email confirming the cancellation of all scheduled classes quickly circulated around campus and made its way onto various social media platforms in the form of memes.
The Bucknellian spoke with individuals who were in areas with large numbers of students when the email was received.
The Bucknellian also had the chance to speak with students who were eating in the Bison that Wednesday evening.
Researchers at the University took this rare vacation as an opportunity to look into the potential benefits associated with a four-day school week. Stephanie Stem ’20 is a biochemistry and public health double major and conducted various tests on students following the snow day.
Physicians at Bucknell Student Health (BSH) also had good news to report following the snow day.
Unfortunately, these findings haven’t led the University to adopt a four-day weekly schedule going forward. However, officials have noted that resources are offered at BSH for students finding difficulty in readjusting to their five-day week.


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Yeoman is a Node utility that at its core is a code generator/scaffolder, to be sure it does way more than this but for this post we will focus on this primary function almost exclusively.
There is a deep and abiding hassle to setting up your workstation when you are starting a new project or new job, the tasks associated with getting local development ready in a standard way can be time consuming, mistake prone and steal valuable time from important resources. With scaffolding we spend less of our time getting ready to work and more time actually solving business problems.
Yeoman makes it is easy to get a project started with maximum efficiency and speed. It is attractive to a wide variety of developers because it cross-platform and tech agnostic, so whatever your choice, mine is ASP.NET, you can pull in a disparate tools and generators to get your new team members moving quickly. Taking the time learn Yeoman (or any scaffolding tool) will quickly pay handsome dividends within your team. Here is some info to get your started.
yo - Is the command line utility which is the linchpin for scaffolding your application using predefined generators. It also provides a connection between your build system and the other npm packages you might rely on.
It will offer me a few more options to select from, creating the scaffolding in the current folder. The initial step of the generator appears to simply copy the basic files and folder structure in the app folder, you will also see it npm install the necessary dependencies (Bootstrap 4, BDD, etc.).
As of this writing the webapp generator is constructed with gulp so you can run this command to build and serve the basic web site using localhost port 9000 (check the gulpfile.js for details).
You can then select the aspnet generator and use it as a mechanism to immediately start coding, note that this process is identical whether you are on a Mac or Windows PC.
Accept all the defaults, and this creates a package.json file. I can then run the following command, where the --save will ensure that this will be saved as a dependency in the package.json file, as the base Yeoman generator package is the fundamental dependency necessary to build other generators.
As this generator only exists locally (for now) we have to npm link the current folder in order for yo to look for generators in this folder, I can then call my new “mynewgen” generator.


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LAWRENCE — Ever since Carl Linnaeus founded the system for naming biological organisms in the 18th century — called binomial nomenclature, for the two Latin words used to describe species (e.g., Homo sapiens) — there have been causes for controversy among biologists, taxonomists and others who have named 1.5 million living things so far.
For instance, two scientists might discover the same organism separately from one another, and give it different names; or a scientist might give a new name to an organism that already had been named; or a scientist might name an organism inappropriately.
For such cases and more, there is the International Commission for Zoological Nomenclature, which for more than a century has settled disputes in naming organisms and established rules to follow in naming new species.
Daphne Fautin, professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at the University of Kansas, is a commissioner with the ICZN.
One recent dispute involved the Giant Tortoise of Aldabra.
Fautin, who also serves at KU as a curator with the Biodiversity Institute, is one of 26 ICZN commissioners — all of whom are senior scientists from around the world with expertise in different animal groups.
As a current vice president, she’s recently helped to give the commission new life after the bankruptcy of its former sponsor threatened to put an end to the group’s 118-year history.
For the next three years, National University of Singapore has agreed to host the coordinating part of the commission’s secretariat, while the Natural History Museum in London will employ the editor of the commission’s primary publication, The Bulletin of Zoological Nomenclature.
In the meantime, Fautin said the group would work to put its financial house in order for the future.
For now, the commission’s work of policing species names continues. In late November, the group met in Singapore to address pressing issues of nomenclature and the business of the group itself, hoping to modernize its rules and practices.
Fautin, known internationally as a pre-eminent expert on sea anemones, has discovered, described and named a plethora of new species herself — so she has a vested interest in the rules governing scientific names.


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With the NFL scouting combine set to kick off in Indianapolis this week, we take our latest look at how the first round of the draft might pan out.
The NFL scouting combine can produce both clarity and complexity for the upcoming draft.
For all 32 teams, this week's annual event in Indianapolis serves as a common ground for ascertaining measurables and on-field drill data on more than 300 prospects. Additionally, interview sessions will allow teams to glean insight on the players who could become prized picks in April. But this week is just part of a larger scouting picture, and franchises' outlooks will shift when free agency opens in March.
1. Cardinals - Nick Bosa, DE, Ohio State: This week will be the first opportunity for teams to get a look at Bosa since a core muscle injury shelved him for the season after three games, and he very well may firm up his status as the prohibitive favorite to be the top pick. His well-rounded athleticism and polished approach should set him apart from other top defenders in this class, though he can aid his case by displaying a bit more flexibility. Arizona is in need of cornerstones anywhere, and Bosa looks like the best bet in this class.
2. 49ers - Quinnen Williams, DT, Alabama: The Outland Trophy winner would be the fourth defensive lineman to be drafted by San Francisco in the first round since 2015, but the 49ers shouldn't constrain themselves on this pick. By adding the consistently disruptive Williams, general manager John Lynch can take another step toward establishing a front capable of setting the tone both against the pass and run.
3. Jets - Josh Allen, OLB/DE, Kentucky: Gang Green might also be an apt nickname for New York's free agency mind set, as general manager Mike Maccagnan has pledged to be "active" in using the more than $100 million in projected cap space at his disposal. The Jets, however, shouldn't let the possible acquisition of a pricy pass rusher preclude the possible selection of Allen, a sack artist whose burst and build should translate favorably to the NFL.
4. Raiders - Ed Oliver, DT, Houston: If there weren't already enough intrigue surrounding a franchise that has three first-round draft picks, Jon Gruden amped up speculation about Oakland's plans late last week when he said there was "a lot of potential for trades." For now, though, Oliver delivers on what the Raiders need most: pass-rushing prowess. The undersized-but-swift interior disruptor might end up one of the combine's biggest standouts, as many of his testing marks could be well ahead of his positional peers.
5. Buccaneers - Jonah Williams, OT, Alabama: Even if Tampa Bay issues the franchise tag to left tackle Donovan Smith, Jameis Winston likely needs enhanced protection in order to thrive in Bruce Arians' downfield passing attack. Williams is perhaps the most polished pass protector in his class and would invigorate a dormant run game with his ability to consistently overpower defenders at the second level.
6. Giants - Dwayne Haskins, QB, Ohio State: If New York is prepared to pull the trigger on Eli Manning's eventual heir, can general manager David Gettleman afford to stand pat in this slot? An arms race for the draft's top quarterbacks could force the Giants' hand into trading up, should they zero in on one target. Haskins, who has both the physical tools and the confidence to make tight-window throws, would be well-positioned to take advantage of Odell Beckham Jr. and Saquon Barkley's peak years.
7. Jaguars - Drew Lock, QB, Missouri: Keep an eye on Jacksonville as a potential landing spot for Nick Foles, who would make sense as a starter-ready option for a franchise that doesn't seem particularly keen on waiting to resolve its issues behind center. Lock, however, could continue to amplify the buzz he built at the Senior Bowl by showing off his top-tier arm strength at the combine.
8. Lions - Clelin Ferrell, DE, Clemson: While Detroit has a pressing need to ramp up its pass rush, Matt Patricia seems to favor edge presences who aren't merely one-note. Enter Ferrell, an accomplished and studious lineman whose knack for disengaging blockers helps compensate for his shortcomings on pure speed.
9. Bills - Jawaan Taylor, OT, Florida: Having taken quarterback Josh Allen in the first round last year, Buffalo is still building its offense from the ground up. After showing marked improvement last season and prototypical tools for a pass protector, Taylor could be in contention to become the first offensive lineman to be selected in April.
10. Broncos - Greedy Williams, CB, LSU: Trading for 34-year-old Joe Flacco doesn't necessarily mean that Denver won't look to the draft for a long-term answer at quarterback, but the move reinforces that John Elway is focused more on winning now than mounting a full rebuild. Under defensive-minded first-year coach Vic Fangio, Williams can help curb opposing teams' downfield strikes.
11. Bengals - Devin White, ILB, LSU: It's long past time for Cincinnati to upgrade from Vontaze Burfict and the rest of a linebacking corps that has been both carved up by running backs and exposed in coverage by opposing passing attacks. Still developing as he harnesses his aggressive approach, White can help turn the page in Cincinnati as the team embarks on a new era under first-year coach Zac Taylor.
12. Packers - Montez Sweat, DE/OLB, Mississippi State: With Clay Matthews and Nick Perry's tenures in Green Bay possibly coming to a close, the Packers can't rely on another 10 1/2 sack season from Kyler Fackrell to power their pass rush. Picking up Sweat would give the team another forceful presence off the edge.
13. Dolphins - Daniel Jones, QB, Duke: If general manager Chris Grier jettisons veteran Ryan Tannehill, he'll have to choose whether to invest his top pick in a replacement or elect to find a bridge solution. As a quick-triggered passer best suited to work the short-to-intermediate levels of the field and execute run-pass options, Jones has some overlap with Tannehill in his skill set and could provide a smooth transition for the offense.
14. Falcons - Rashan Gary, DE, Michigan: Expect Gary to turn emerge as one of the combine's biggest standouts with rare marks for speed and agility. As the Falcons face the decision of whether to use the franchise tag on defensive tackle Grady Jarrett, the possibility of adding another flexible presence to the front four should be tantalizing.
15. Redskins - Kyler Murray, QB, Oklahoma: Now that he's declared himself all-in for pursuing the NFL, Murray likely will command the biggest spotlight of any player at the combine. The Heisman Trophy winner has yet to announce whether he will work out for scouts at the event, but his interview sessions alone will be key for teams that have any lingering concerns about his decision. With Alex Smith's status for 2019 still unclear, Washington shouldn't let any hope for a full recovery end the conversation on Murray or any other first-round quarterback.
16. Panthers - Jachai Polite, DE/OLB, Florida: While Carolina's shifting defense could use reinforcements at any number of positions, finding a replacement for Julius Peppers should be a top priority. Polite's explosiveness off the edge and growing set of pass rush moves would make him an attractive asset, especially if the unit ends up deploying more 3-4 looks.
17. Browns - Cody Ford, OT, Oklahoma: Going back to the Sooner pipeline could pay off for Cleveland as it looks to surround Baker Mayfield with support. The 6-4, 338-pound Ford will have to avoid the kind of combine performance that helped sink former Oklahoma offensive lineman Orlando Brown to the third round last year, but he's powerful and moves well for a player of his size.
18. Vikings - Andre Dillard, OT, Washington State: A fleet-footed left tackle, Dillard would allow Minnesota to move Riley Reiff to guard while forming one half of a promising pair of bookends with Brian O'Neill, last year's second rounder.
19. Titans - D.K. Metcalf, WR, Mississippi: Throwing yet another first-round pick at a wide receiver seems like a haphazard approach for Tennessee, which will need a more cohesive plan to help out Marcus Mariota. Metcalf, however, might be a significant part of the answer to opening up the offense with his rare blend of size (6-4, 230 pounds) and speed.
20. Steelers - Devin Bush, ILB, Michigan: Overshadowed by the Antonio Brown trade speculation, Pittsburgh's defense still has a substantial hole at its center. Built for today's pass-happy NFL, the undersized Bush (5-11, 226 pounds) darts from sideline to sideline with a keen sense for finding the ball.
21. Seahawks - Byron Murphy, CB, Washington: With an NFL-low four picks throughout the 2019 draft, Seattle might be inclined to trade back or out of the first round to pick up more selections. If the Seahawks stay put, however, Murphy could become just the second defensive back drafted by the team in the first four rounds since 2010.
22. Ravens - Marquise Brown, WR, Oklahoma:A Lisfranc injury will sideline Brown for on-field work during the combine and his pro day, according to reports. Few receivers in the class, however, can match the 5-10, 168-pounder in generating explosive plays, so his first-round case should remain solid.
23. Texans - Deandre Baker, CB, Georgia: Change is likely coming to Houston's secondary given the potential upheaval at cornerback beyond Johnathan Joseph. Baker possesses the savvy and quickness to take on a starting role early in his career.
24. Raiders (from Bears) - Brian Burns, DE, Florida State: At the top of his game, Burns is one of this class' most adept defenders at disrupting quarterbacks. Gruden and Oakland can utilize his speed off the edge while helping him fill out his frame and develop more of a plan with his pass rush.
25. Eagles - Christian Wilkins, DT, Clemson: Defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz's attacking front four would be a fitting match for Wilkins, a versatile lineman who makes a habit of making plays in the backfield.
26. Colts - Kelvin Harmon, WR, North Carolina State: A lackluster free agency class of receivers could further push to general manager Chris Ballard to the draft in the team's search for a complement to T.Y. Hilton, whose skill set Harmon would contrast well.
27. Raiders (from Cowboys) - Josh Jacobs, RB, Alabama: Despite having to scrape for playing time at Alabama and finishing third on the team in rushing last year, Jacobs shouldn't be overlooked by NFL teams. He could help recalibrate a Raiders offense still looking to establish an identity.
28. Chargers - Jerry Tillery, DT, Notre Dame: He'll have to answer for his bouts of inconsistent play, but Tillery can shoot gaps and shed blockers with ease. He would be a boon for a Chargers defensive line that needs more from its interior.
29. Chiefs - Nasir Adderley, S, Delaware: A former cornerback who now blankets the back end of the field, Adderley demonstrates a capacity for sound coverage that would be put to immediate use in Kansas City's floundering pass defense.
30. Packers (from Saints) - T.J. Hockenson, TE, Iowa: More than just a checkdown option, Hockenson is a well-rounded threat who could help Aaron Rodgers rediscover the utility of a consistent tight end.
31. Rams - Mack Wilson, ILB, Alabama: Wade Phillips' defense could use some more athleticism at the second level, and Wilson should be poised to make a significant leap once he hones his instincts.
32. Patriots - Noah Fant, TE, Iowa: In lieu of the outside threat New England needs, Fant can slide in as a dynamic pass catcher who can split out wide and eventually take over for Rob Gronkowski.

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VIENNA – A senior U.N. official announced progress Friday in long-stalled efforts to resume a probe of suspicions that Iran may have worked to develop nuclear arms, saying the investigation could be restarted by early next year.
He acknowledged that a key IAEA request -- a visit to a site linked to suspected nuclear activity --was again denied. But he told reporters at Vienna airport that he expected IAEA experts to be allowed to go to Parchin and follow up on suspicions it might have been used as part of secret arms-related experiments once the probe is resumed.
In Tehran, Iran's state TV made no mention of progress, reporting only that there was no agreement on visiting Parchin. But Iranian envoy Ali Asghar Soltanieh also said a new meeting was set for Jan. 16.
While Nackaerts' comments gave cause for some optimism, they were not the first instance of a senior IAEA official saying that the standoff was close to resolution.
Returning from Tehran talks more than five months ago, IAEA chief Yukiya Amano said the two sides had agreed on "an almost clean text", saying a breakthrough deal would be signed soon. Follow-up IAEA-Iran meetings did not yield significant results.
Iran says it does not want atomic arms and has justified a nearly yearlong delay in cooperating with the IAEA's probe by saying that a framework regulating such an investigation must be agreed on first. But as talks on such an agreement have dragged on, agency officials have complained that they may be nothing more than a delaying tactic.
They are particularly concerned that such delays can hurt their efforts to investigate Parchin. The IAEA suspects that Iran has conducted live tests of conventional explosives there that could be used to detonate a nuclear charge and cited satellite photos indicating a cleanup of the site, at a sprawling military base southeast of Tehran.
Iran denies it is sanitizing the site, but Amano has warned that his agency's chances of a meaningful investigation there are diminishing.
Nackaerts offered no details on the substance of his talks. But diplomats familiar with the negotiations have said previously that the agreement was stalled because the IAEA wanted repeated access to sites, officials or documents of interest. Instead, Tehran demanded that once such access was granted, the person, document or site be off limits to the IAEA for repeated visits, questioning of viewing.
Amano's announcement of a nearly done deal in May came just days before the two sides met in Baghdad for a new round of negotiations meant to defuse tensions over Iran's nuclear program before leaving the negotiating table with little progress made.
This time, Nackaerts spoke of movement on the probe as Iran and six world powers again prepare to meet. The six nations hope the talks will result in an agreement by the Islamic Republic to stop enriching uranium to a higher level that could be turned relatively quickly into the fissile core of nuclear arms.
Iran denies such aspirations insisting it is enriching only to make reactor fuel and to make isotopes for medical purposes.
By compromising on the IAEA probe, Iran could argue that the onus was now on the six powers to show some flexibility, temper their demands, and roll back U.S. and European sanctions that have hit Iran's critical oil exports and blacklisted the country from international banking networks.
The IAEA has already visited Parchin twice -- the last time in 2005. But it did not have access then to satellite imagery then and visited buildings other than the one now pinpointed by the aerial photos.

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Not all of the items from the list are able to be recorded on video, but for the ones that are, please feel free to check-out & subscribe to the 100Things Youtube channel!
In the meantime, here's a few video's to keep you busy for a little while!
Number 82- Hitch Hike across America - Some luck caught on camera!

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Over the last few months I’ve found that my interviewer to interviewee ratio has balanced out. We’ve done fewer podcast interviews however I’ve ramped up the blogger profile series. Also, my TV and radio interviews have steadied (the most recent being Urban Rush in July) while print has almost skyrocketed (with two 24 Hours covers this summer).
With so many projects on the go, and so many people interested in what we do here’s a quick list of recent interviews and coverage since I’d love to promote those who take the time to chat with us. We’re very grateful for all of the exposure.
… Erin Mogul for her client’s video – not sure if/when it will appear online but it was still fun to meet Erin.
Upcoming interviews include Hanson on Tuesday for E!Online (and I’ll have the lovely Keira-Anne with me as well) and the following week, my favourite punk-ska band of all time, Less Than Jake. Both band interviews will take place at the Commodore.
I’m also looking for more bloggers to profile in my series so please drop me a note if you’d be interested.
Stephen, sure that would be great!


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Opening Day Saturday at "The Ed"
March 18-- The Vidalia Recreation Department will hold its Opening Day Ceremony this Saturday, March 23rd from noon until 1:30 p.m. on Field 2 at the Ed Smith Complex.
Former VRD Director, Coach Ed Smith, will throw out the first pitch. There will be a parade of athletes featuring the teams and coaches with many more surprise events.
Please, arrive thirty minutes early, if you have a player, to ensure we may begin on time. Chick Fil A will provide a meal for all the coaches, players, and volunteers.
Nineteen games will be played Saturday, which involves thirty- eight teams and approximately five hundred players. The games will begin at 9:00 AM with the last game being played at 4:00 p.m.
Parking will be provided in the park, the vacant lot next to and behind the Captain’s Corner. The area for parking will be roped off. VRD will provide transportation for those who have difficulty walking. Please refrain from parking on the asphalt at the Captain’s Corner to prevent your vehicle from being towed.
VRD’s Opening Day is open to the public and everyone is invited to attend this special event.


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Please join us for an important educational session sponsored by MarcomCentral and featuring Mike Reinhardt, Senior Director of Brand Sustainability for Monigle, a branding agency specializing in identity, design, digital and environmental branding.
We’ll discuss how the company is using a fully-featured web portal as a key element of its brand centers to manage branded and identity materials and projects for a broad range of customers, helping them improve quality and brand compliance, increase productivity and reduce time to market. Learn how this approach can be applied in your business to gain higher margin recurring revenue by offering new client services.


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Lynden International has served the Hawaiian Islands for more than 30 years and we are proud of our reputation as one of the most experienced and respected transportation companies in the state. Our Hawaii employees offer unmatched experience and knowledge of the Hawaiian market and deliver a variety of air and ocean services to our customers — to, from or inter-island — to meet any budget and timeframe. Our Hawaii ocean freight service with consolidations from our Los Angeles hub, for example, is a cost-effective shipping option.
Customers can save even more with our Less-Than-Container (LCL) barge service between Seattle and Honolulu, which provides a lower cost alternative to traditional steamship lines. We offer twice-monthly sailings and can also provide LCL service to neighboring islands. To learn more, please view our Hawaii LCL Brochure.
Lynden International delivers service in Hawaii through company operated facilities and knowledgeable, experienced Lynden employees. Trust Lynden International to provide a host of worry-free services, multiple pick-up and delivery options, online web-based tools, and an exceptional level of personalized service our Hawaii customers have come to expect. We look forward to serving you with Aloha spirit.

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Any person who believes that a child’s physical or mental health or welfare has been or may be adversely affected by abuse or neglect, or that a child has died of abuse or neglect, MUST immediately report their suspicions to a law enforcement agency or the Texas Department of Human Services, Child Protective Services (Texas Family Code 261.101). Failure to report suspected child abuse or neglect, or making a false or malicious report of child abuse or neglect, are criminal offenses that may be punished by fine, imprisonment or both. A person who makes a report of child abuse or neglect in good faith, without malice, or who collaborates in the investigation of child abuse or neglect is immune from civil or criminal liability (Texas Family Code 261.106).
Reports of child abuse or neglect are confidential and may be used only for purposes consistent with the investigation. If you suspect child abuse or neglect, contact Campus Police at 281-476-9128 or 5555 from a campus phone, Child Protective Services at 1-800-252-5400 or online at https://www.txabusehotline.org, or other appropriate agency to provide your statement and information.

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FUMBLES: Cleveland Gladiators-None. Tampa Bay Storm-None.
4 STEPHENS, Brand 5 . 5.0 . . . . . . . .
8 MOORE, Terence 5 . 5.0 . . . . 1 . . .
19 PRESTON, Michael 4 . 4.0 . . . . . . . .
5 OBI, Frederick 3 . 3.0 . . . . 1 . . .
9 OBI, KC 1 . 1.0 . . . . . . . .
56 MCGINNIS, Willie 1 . 1.0 . . . . . . . .
10 OUTLAW, Lonnie 1 . 1.0 . . . . . . . .
99 SEITHER, Nick . 1 0.5 . . . . . . . .
16 JACKSON, Alvin 8 1 8.5 . . . . 1 . . .
3 CHAPMAN, Allen 6 . 6.0 . . . . . . . .
4 HOBBS, Arthur 5 1 5.5 . . . . . . . .
14 PHILLIPS, Al 5 . 5.0 . . . . 2 . . .
11 BROWN, LaMark 3 . 3.0 . . . 1-19 . . . .
10 LINDSEY, Michael 3 . 3.0 . . . . . . . .
91 DILLON, Antron 2 . 2.0 1.0/1 . . . . . . .
42 WILLIAMS, Meshak 2 . 2.0 . . . . . . . .
55 JACKSON, Dexter 1 1 1.5 . . . . . . . .
99 MILLER, Jordan 1 . 1.0 1.0/7 . . . . . 1.0/7 .
Cleveland Gladiators: 9-OBI, KC, 10-OUTLAW, Lonnie, 20-VEAL, Kenny, 23-BASIL, Drew.
Tampa Bay Storm: 10-LINDSEY, Michae, 15-HILTON, Justin, 18-LEWIS, Mark, 42-WILLIAMS, Mesha.
7-5. Tampa Bay Storm-HIPPEARD, Randy 5-8.
0-0-0-minus 7. Tampa Bay Storm-HIPPEARD, Randy 24-33-0-313.
8-124; BROWN, LaMark 8-97; HILLS, Joe 7-78; HILTON, Justin 1-14.
Cle 1-10 at Cle00 TBS ball on TBS0.
Tbs 1-10 at Tbs00 Start of 1st quarter, clock 15:00.
LEWIS, Mark kickoff 58 yards to the CLE-8, touchback.
Cle 1-10 at Cle05 RICHARDSON, Jeramie rush for 2 yards to the CLE7 (LEWIS, Monte).
Cle 2-8 at Cle07 NELSON, Arvell pass incomplete to SIMS, Quentin (JACKSON, Alvin).
Cle 3-8 at Cle07 NELSON, Arvell pass incomplete to SIMS, Quentin.
Cle 4-8 at Cle07 NELSON, Arvell pass incomplete to PRESTON, Michael (PHILLIPS, Al).
Tbs 1-G at Cle07 TAMPA BAY STORM drive start at 12:23.
Tbs 1-G at Cle07 HIPPEARD, Randy pass incomplete to INGS, Kendrick.
Tbs 2-G at Cle07 HIPPEARD, Randy pass complete to HILLS, Joe for 7 yards to the CLE0, 1ST DOWN TBS, TOUCHDOWN, clock 11:09.
Tbs 1-G at Tbs00 Clock 10:31.
LEWIS, Mark kickoff 56 yards to the CLE-6, VEAL, Kenny return 23 yards to the CLE17 (INGS, Kendrick), PENALTY CLE holding (OBI, KC) 12 yards to the CLE5, 1st and 10, CLE ball on CLE5.
Cle 1-10 at Cle05 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to PRESTON, Michael for 17 yards to the CLE22, 1ST DOWN CLE (CHAPMAN, Allen).
Cle 1-10 at Cle22 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to SIMS, Quentin for 6 yards to the TBS22, out-of-bounds (PHILLIPS, Al).
Cle 2-4 at Tbs22 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to TAYLOR, Collin for 6 yards to the TBS16, 1ST DOWN CLE, out-of-bounds (CHAPMAN, Allen).
Cle 1-10 at Tbs16 RICHARDSON, Jeramie rush for no gain to the TBS16 (JACKSON, Alvin).
Cle 2-10 at Tbs16 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to SIMS, Quentin for 8 yards to the TBS8 (CHAPMAN, Allen).
Cle 3-2 at Tbs08 RICHARDSON, Jeramie rush for 1 yard to the TBS7 (DILLON, Antron;JACKSON, Dexter).
Cle 4-1 at Tbs07 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to SIMS, Quentin for 7 yards to the TBS0, 1ST DOWN CLE, TOUCHDOWN, clock 06:29.
BASIL, Drew kick attempt failed.
Cle 1-G at Cle00 PENALTY CLE unsportsmanlike conduct off-setting, PENALTY TBS unsportsmanlike conduct off-setting, NO PLAY.
BASIL, Drew kickoff 56 yards to the TBS-6, INGS, Kendrick return 13 yards to the TBS7 (PRESTON, Michael), PENALTY TBS illegal block 4 yards to the TBS3, 1st and 10, TBS ball on TBS3.
Tbs 1-10 at Tbs03 TAMPA BAY STORM drive start at 05:50.
Tbs 1-10 at Tbs03 HIPPEARD, Randy pass complete to BROWN, LaMark for 34 yards to the CLE13, 1ST DOWN TBS (NORMAN, Marrio).
Tbs 1-10 at Cle13 PENALTY CLE personal foul (OBI, Frederick) 7 yards to the CLE6.
Tbs 1-3 at Cle06 1st and 6.
Tbs 1-G at Cle06 HIPPEARD, Randy pass complete to BROWN, LaMark for 6 yards to the CLE0, 1ST DOWN TBS, TOUCHDOWN, clock 04:15.
Tbs 1-G at Tbs00 Clock 03:37.
LEWIS, Mark kickoff 55 yards to the CLE-5, VEAL, Kenny return 16 yards to the CLE11 (BROWN, LaMark).
Cle 1-10 at Cle11 CLEVELAND GLADIATORS drive start at 03:37.
Cle 1-10 at Cle11 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to PRESTON, Michael for 3 yards to the CLE14, out-of-bounds (PHILLIPS, Al).
Cle 2-7 at Cle14 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to TAYLOR, Collin for 26 yards to the TBS10, 1ST DOWN CLE (JACKSON, Alvin;HOBBS, Arthur), PENALTY TBS illegal defense declined.
Cle 1-G at Tbs10 NELSON, Arvell rush for 5 yards to the TBS5 (JACKSON, Alvin).
Cle 2-G at Tbs05 NELSON, Arvell pass incomplete to SIMS, Quentin, PENALTY CLE false start (LAND, Alex) 5 yards to the TBS10, NO PLAY.
Cle 2-G at Tbs10 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to SIMS, Quentin for 10 yards to the TBS0, 1ST DOWN CLE, TOUCHDOWN, clock 00:55.
BASIL, Drew kick attempt good.
Cle 1-G at Cle00 Clock 00:13.
BASIL, Drew kickoff 58 yards to the TBS-8, INGS, Kendrick return 44 yards to the CLE14 (OUTLAW, Lonnie).
Tbs 1-10 at Cle14 TAMPA BAY STORM drive start at 00:13.
Tbs 1-10 at Cle14 Start of 2nd quarter, clock 15:00.
Tbs 1-10 at Cle14 HIPPEARD, Randy pass incomplete to BROWN, LaMark, QB hurry by CATO-BISHOP, Darryl.
Tbs 2-10 at Cle14 HIPPEARD, Randy pass complete to HILLS, Joe for 14 yards to the CLE0, 1ST DOWN TBS, TOUCHDOWN, clock 14:14, PENALTY CLE holding declined.
Tbs 1-G at Tbs00 Clock 13:41.
LEWIS, Mark kickoff 56 yards to the CLE-6, VEAL, Kenny return 38 yards to the TBS18 (BROWN, LaMark).
Cle 1-10 at Tbs18 CLEVELAND GLADIATORS drive start at 13:41.
Cle 1-10 at Tbs18 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to SIMS, Quentin for 18 yards to the TBS0, 1ST DOWN CLE, TOUCHDOWN, clock 13:06.
Cle 1-G at Cle00 Clock 12:27.
BASIL, Drew kickoff 57 yards to the TBS-7, LINDSEY, Michael return 14 yards to the TBS7 (PRESTON, Michael).
Tbs 1-10 at Tbs07 TAMPA BAY STORM drive start at 12:27.
Tbs 1-10 at Tbs07 HIPPEARD, Randy pass complete to HILTON, Justin for 14 yards to the TBS21, 1ST DOWN TBS (STEPHENS, Brand).
Tbs 1-10 at Tbs21 HIPPEARD, Randy pass complete to INGS, Kendrick for 29 yards to the CLE0, 1ST DOWN TBS, TOUCHDOWN, clock 10:27.
Tbs 1-G at Tbs00 Clock 10:01.
LEWIS, Mark kickoff 56 yards to the CLE-6, VEAL, Kenny return 18 yards to the CLE12 (LINDSEY, Michael).
Cle 1-10 at Cle12 CLEVELAND GLADIATORS drive start at 10:01.
Cle 1-10 at Cle12 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to SIMS, Quentin for 12 yards to the CLE24, 1ST DOWN CLE (PHILLIPS, Al).
Cle 1-10 at Cle24 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to RICHARDSON, Jeramie for 12 yards to the TBS14 (PHILLIPS, Al), PENALTY CLE pass interference (SIMS, Quentin) 10 yards to the CLE14, NO PLAY.
Cle 1-20 at Cle14 NELSON, Arvell pass incomplete to SIMS, Quentin.
Cle 2-20 at Cle14 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to OUTLAW, Lonnie for 22 yards to the TBS14, 1ST DOWN CLE (JACKSON, Alvin).
Cle 1-10 at Tbs14 NELSON, Arvell rush for 2 yards to the TBS12 (WILLIAMS, Meshak).
Cle 2-8 at Tbs12 NELSON, Arvell pass incomplete to SIMS, Quentin.
Cle 3-8 at Tbs12 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to PRESTON, Michael for 11 yards to the TBS1, 1ST DOWN CLE (CHAPMAN, Allen).
Cle 1-G at Tbs01 NELSON, Arvell rush for no gain to the TBS1 (HOBBS, Arthur).
Cle 2-G at Tbs01 RICHARDSON, Jeramie rush for 1 yard to the TBS0, 1ST DOWN CLE, TOUCHDOWN, clock 04:15.
Cle 1-G at Cle00 Clock 03:37.
BASIL, Drew kickoff 54 yards to the TBS-4, INGS, Kendrick return 0 yards to the TBS-4 (PRESTON, Michael), touchback.
Tbs 1-10 at Tbs05 TAMPA BAY STORM drive start at 03:37.
Tbs 1-10 at Tbs05 TBS ball on TBS2.
Tbs 1-10 at Tbs02 HIPPEARD, Randy pass complete to INGS, Kendrick for 16 yards to the TBS18, 1ST DOWN TBS (MOORE, Terence).
Tbs 1-10 at Tbs18 HIPPEARD, Randy pass complete to INGS, Kendrick for 7 yards to the 25 yardline, out-of-bounds (STEPHENS, Brand).
Tbs 2-3 at Tbs25 HIPPEARD, Randy pass complete to BROWN, LaMark for 8 yards to the CLE17, 1ST DOWN TBS (STEPHENS, Brand;SEITHER, Nick).
Tbs 1-10 at Cle17 Clock 01:00.
Tbs 1-10 at Cle17 HIPPEARD, Randy rush for 2 yards to the CLE15 (MCGINNIS, Willie).
Tbs 2-8 at Cle15 Timeout Cleveland Gladiators, clock 00:54.
Tbs 2-8 at Cle15 HIPPEARD, Randy pass incomplete to HILLS, Joe (CATO-BISHOP, Darryl).
Tbs 3-8 at Cle15 PENALTY CLE encroachment (CATO-BISHOP, Darryl) 5 yards to the CLE10.
Tbs 3-3 at Cle10 HIPPEARD, Randy pass complete to BROWN, LaMark for no gain to the CLE10, out-of-bounds (OBI, Frederick).
Tbs 4-3 at Cle10 Clock 00:47.
Tbs 4-3 at Cle10 HIPPEARD, Randy pass incomplete to BROWN, LaMark (MOORE, Terence).
Cle 1-10 at Cle10 CLEVELAND GLADIATORS drive start at 00:41.
Cle 1-10 at Cle10 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to TAYLOR, Collin for 7 yards to the CLE17, out-of-bounds (PHILLIPS, Al).
Cle 2-3 at Cle17 Clock 00:37.
Cle 2-3 at Cle17 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to SIMS, Quentin for 14 yards to the TBS19, 1ST DOWN CLE (CHAPMAN, Allen).
Cle 1-10 at Tbs19 Timeout Cleveland Gladiators, clock 00:30.
Cle 1-10 at Tbs19 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to TAYLOR, Collin for 11 yards to the TBS8, 1ST DOWN CLE, out-of-bounds (HOBBS, Arthur).
Cle 1-G at Tbs08 Clock 00:27.
Cle 1-G at Tbs08 RICHARDSON, Jeramie rush for no gain to the TBS8 (JACKSON, Dexter;JACKSON, Alvin).
Cle 2-G at Tbs08 Timeout Tampa Bay Storm, clock 00:19.
Cle 2-G at Tbs08 NELSON, Arvell rush for 6 yards to the TBS2 (JACKSON, Alvin).
Cle 3-G at Tbs02 Timeout Tampa Bay Storm, clock 00:12.
Cle 3-G at Tbs02 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to SIMS, Quentin for 2 yards to the TBS0, 1ST DOWN CLE, TOUCHDOWN, clock 00:09.
Cle 1-G at Tbs03 Timeout Cleveland Gladiators, clock 00:09.
NELSON, Arvell pass attempt failed.
BASIL, Drew kickoff 53 yards to the TBS-3, LINDSEY, Michael return 1 yards to the TBS-2 (NORMAN, Marrio), touchback, PENALTY CLE offside 5 yards to the TBS10, 1st and 10, TBS ball on TBS10.
Tbs 1-10 at Tbs10 HIPPEARD, Randy pass complete to BROWN, LaMark for 17 yards to the CLE23, 1ST DOWN TBS, out-of-bounds.
Tbs 1-10 at Cle23 TAMPA BAY STORM drive start at 00:09, TBS ball on CLE23.
Tbs 1-10 at Cle23 HIPPEARD, Randy pass complete to HILLS, Joe for 8 yards to the CLE15, out-of-bounds (NORMAN, Marrio).
Tbs 2-2 at Cle15 Clock 00:02.
Tbs 2-2 at Cle15 Timeout Tampa Bay Storm, clock 00:02.
Tbs 2-2 at Cle15 LEWIS, Mark field goal attempt from 30 GOOD, clock 00:00.
Tbs 1-G at Tbs00 End of half, clock 00:00.
Tbs 1-G at Tbs00 Start of 3rd quarter, clock 15:00, CLE ball on CLE0.
BASIL, Drew kickoff 55 yards to the TBS-5, INGS, Kendrick return 6 yards to the TBS1 (STEPHENS, Brand).
Tbs 1-10 at Tbs01 TAMPA BAY STORM drive start at 15:00.
Tbs 1-10 at Tbs01 HIPPEARD, Randy pass complete to INGS, Kendrick for 48 yards to the CLE1, 1ST DOWN TBS, out-of-bounds (STEPHENS, Brand).
Tbs 1-G at Cle01 HIPPEARD, Randy rush for 1 yard to the CLE0, 1ST DOWN TBS, TOUCHDOWN, clock 13:15.
Tbs 1-G at Tbs00 Clock 12:37.
Cle 1-10 at Cle05 CLEVELAND GLADIATORS drive start at 12:37.
Cle 1-10 at Cle05 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to TAYLOR, Collin for 6 yards to the CLE11, out-of-bounds (JACKSON, Alvin).
Cle 2-4 at Cle11 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to SIMS, Quentin for 22 yards to the TBS17, 1ST DOWN CLE, out-of-bounds (CHAPMAN, Allen).
Cle 1-10 at Tbs17 NELSON, Arvell pass incomplete to TAYLOR, Collin (PHILLIPS, Al).
Cle 2-10 at Tbs17 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to TAYLOR, Collin for 16 yards to the TBS1, 1ST DOWN CLE (HOBBS, Arthur).
Cle 1-G at Tbs01 RICHARDSON, Jeramie rush for loss of 1 yard to the TBS2 (DILLON, Antron).
Cle 2-G at Tbs02 RICHARDSON, Jeramie rush for 2 yards to the TBS0, 1ST DOWN CLE, TOUCHDOWN, clock 08:57.
Cle 1-G at Cle00 Clock 08:19.
BASIL, Drew kickoff 54 yards to the TBS-4, INGS, Kendrick return 8 yards to the TBS4 (OBI, KC).
Tbs 1-10 at Tbs04 TAMPA BAY STORM drive start at 08:19.
Tbs 1-10 at Tbs04 HIPPEARD, Randy pass complete to HILLS, Joe for 5 yards to the TBS9 (NORMAN, Marrio).
Tbs 2-5 at Tbs09 HIPPEARD, Randy pass complete to BROWN, LaMark for 15 yards to the TBS24, 1ST DOWN TBS (MOORE, Terence).
Tbs 1-10 at Tbs24 HIPPEARD, Randy pass complete to INGS, Kendrick for 9 yards to the CLE17, out-of-bounds (MOORE, Terence).
Tbs 2-1 at Cle17 HIPPEARD, Randy pass incomplete to HILLS, Joe.
Tbs 3-1 at Cle17 HIPPEARD, Randy pass incomplete to BROWN, LaMark (NORMAN, Marrio), PENALTY TBS illegal shift declined.
Tbs 4-1 at Cle17 HIPPEARD, Randy pass complete to HILLS, Joe for 17 yards to the CLE0, 1ST DOWN TBS, TOUCHDOWN, clock 04:30.
After the play CLE 1 called for PF to be applied after the kickoff.
Tbs 1-G at Tbs00 Clock 04:06.
LEWIS, Mark kickoff 13 yards to the TBS13, on-side kick, recovered by TBS INGS, Kendrick on TBS13 (PRESTON, Michael).
Tbs 1-10 at Tbs13 TAMPA BAY STORM drive start at 04:06.
Tbs 1-10 at Tbs13 PENALTY CLE personal foul (NORMAN, Marrio) 10 yards to the TBS23, 1ST DOWN TBS.
Tbs 1-10 at Tbs23 HIPPEARD, Randy pass incomplete to INGS, Kendrick (OBI, Frederick).
Tbs 2-10 at Tbs23 HIPPEARD, Randy pass complete to INGS, Kendrick for 10 yards to the CLE17, 1ST DOWN TBS (OBI, Frederick).
Tbs 1-10 at Cle17 HIPPEARD, Randy pass incomplete to BATES, Leonardo, dropped pass, PENALTY TBS personal foul (BATES, Leonardo) 11 yards to the TBS22, NO PLAY.
Tbs 1-21 at Tbs22 HIPPEARD, Randy pass intercepted by NORMAN, Marrio at the CLE-4, NORMAN, Marrio return to the CLE-4, out-of-bounds (HILTON, Justin), PENALTY CLE illegal formation (SUMMERS, Derrick) 6 yards to the CLE22, NO PLAY.
Tbs 1-15 at Cle22 HIPPEARD, Randy pass complete to INGS, Kendrick for 2 yards to the CLE20, out-of-bounds (NORMAN, Marrio).
Tbs 2-13 at Cle20 HIPPEARD, Randy pass incomplete to HILLS, Joe.
Tbs 3-13 at Cle20 Start of 4th quarter, clock 15:00.
Tbs 3-13 at Cle20 HIPPEARD, Randy pass incomplete to HILLS, Joe (NORMAN, Marrio), PENALTY CLE personal foul (NORMAN, Marrio) 10 yards to the CLE10, 1ST DOWN TBS, NO PLAY.
Tbs 1-G at Cle10 HIPPEARD, Randy sacked for loss of 3 yards to the CLE13 (SEITHER, Nick), PENALTY TBS holding (BATES, Leonardo) 10 yards to the CLE20, NO PLAY.
Tbs 1-G at Cle20 HIPPEARD, Randy pass complete to BROWN, LaMark for 13 yards to the CLE7, out-of-bounds (MOORE, Terence).
Tbs 2-G at Cle07 HIPPEARD, Randy pass complete to BROWN, LaMark for 4 yards to the CLE3 (OBI, Frederick).
Tbs 3-G at Cle03 HIPPEARD, Randy pass complete to INGS, Kendrick for 3 yards to the CLE0, 1ST DOWN TBS, TOUCHDOWN, clock 12:18.
HIPPEARD, Randy pass attempt to INGS, Kendrick good.
Tbs 1-G at Tbs00 Clock 11:18.
LEWIS, Mark kickoff 57 yards to the CLE-7, VEAL, Kenny return 34 yards to the TBS23 (HOBBS, Arthur).
Cle 1-10 at Tbs23 CLEVELAND GLADIATORS drive start at 11:18.
Cle 1-10 at Tbs23 NELSON, Arvell sacked for loss of 5 yards to the CLE22 (JACKSON, Dexter;MILLER, Jordan), PENALTY TBS IC (CHAPMAN, Allen) 5 yards to the TBS18, 1ST DOWN CLE, NO PLAY.
Cle 1-10 at Tbs18 NELSON, Arvell pass incomplete to TAYLOR, Collin.
Cle 2-10 at Tbs18 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to PRESTON, Michael for 6 yards to the TBS12 (JACKSON, Alvin).
Cle 3-4 at Tbs12 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to PRESTON, Michael for 12 yards to the TBS0, 1ST DOWN CLE, TOUCHDOWN, clock 08:53.
Cle 1-G at Cle00 Clock 08:26.
BASIL, Drew kickoff 27 yards to the TBS23, on-side kick, recovered by TBS HILLS, Joe on TBS23, HILLS, Joe return -10 yards to the TBS13, PENALTY CLE offside (PRESTON, Michael) 10 yards to the TBS23, 1st and 10, TBS ball on TBS23.
Tbs 1-10 at Tbs23 TAMPA BAY STORM drive start at 08:26.
Tbs 1-10 at Tbs23 HIPPEARD, Randy pass complete to HILLS, Joe for 13 yards to the CLE14, 1ST DOWN TBS (MOORE, Terence).
Tbs 1-10 at Cle14 HIPPEARD, Randy pass incomplete to BROWN, LaMark.
Tbs 2-10 at Cle14 HIPPEARD, Randy pass complete to HILLS, Joe for 14 yards to the CLE0, 1ST DOWN TBS, TOUCHDOWN, clock 06:18.
Tbs 1-G at Tbs00 Clock 05:30.
LEWIS, Mark kickoff 58 yards to the CLE-8, VEAL, Kenny return 15 yards to the CLE7 (HOBBS, Arthur).
Cle 1-10 at Cle07 CLEVELAND GLADIATORS drive start at 05:30.
Cle 1-10 at Cle07 NELSON, Arvell pass incomplete to TAYLOR, Collin.
Cle 2-10 at Cle07 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to SIMS, Quentin for 9 yards to the CLE16, out-of-bounds (PHILLIPS, Al).
Cle 3-1 at Cle16 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to PRESTON, Michael for 34 yards to the TBS0, 1ST DOWN CLE, TOUCHDOWN, clock 03:35, PENALTY TBS pass interference declined.
Cle 1-G at Cle00 Clock 03:19.
BASIL, Drew kickoff 11 yards to the CLE11, on-side kick, recovered by TBS HILLS, Joe on CLE11, HILLS, Joe return 11 yards to the CLE0, TOUCHDOWN, clock 03:14.
Tbs 1-G at Tbs00 Clock 02:23.
LEWIS, Mark kickoff 56 yards to the CLE-6, VEAL, Kenny return 25 yards to the CLE19 (BROWN, LaMark).
Cle 1-10 at Cle19 CLEVELAND GLADIATORS drive start at 02:23.
Cle 1-10 at Cle19 PENALTY CLE false start (LAND, Alex) 5 yards to the CLE14.
Cle 1-15 at Cle14 NELSON, Arvell pass incomplete to PRESTON, Michael.
Cle 2-15 at Cle14 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to SIMS, Quentin for 13 yards to the TBS23 (LINDSEY, Michael).
Cle 3-2 at Tbs23 Clock 00:58.
Cle 3-2 at Tbs23 NELSON, Arvell pass incomplete to PRESTON, Michael (JACKSON, Alvin), PENALTY TBS pass interference (JACKSON, Alvin) 10 yards to the TBS13, 1ST DOWN CLE, NO PLAY.
Cle 1-10 at Tbs13 NELSON, Arvell pass incomplete to SIMS, Quentin, PENALTY TBS holding (PHILLIPS, Al) 5 yards to the TBS8, 1ST DOWN CLE, NO PLAY.
Cle 1-G at Tbs08 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to SIMS, Quentin for 8 yards to the TBS0, 1ST DOWN CLE, TOUCHDOWN, clock 00:53.
BASIL, Drew kickoff 10 yards to the CLE10, on-side kick, recovered by CLE MOORE, Terence on CLE10 (WILLIAMS, Meshak), PENALTY CLE offside (MOORE, Terence) 5 yards to the CLE5, NO PLAY.
Cle 1-G at Cle05 TBS ball on CLE5.
Tbs 1-G at Cle05 HIPPEARD, Randy rush for 1 yard to the CLE4 (CATO-BISHOP, Darryl).
Tbs 2-G at Cle04 Timeout Cleveland Gladiators, clock 00:49.
Tbs 2-G at Cle04 HIPPEARD, Randy rush for 2 yards to the CLE2 (CATO-BISHOP, Darryl).
Tbs 3-G at Cle02 Timeout Cleveland Gladiators, clock 00:44.
Tbs 3-G at Cle02 HIPPEARD, Randy rush for 2 yards to the CLE0, 1ST DOWN TBS, TOUCHDOWN, clock 00:38.
LEWIS, Mark kickoff 57 yards to the CLE-7, VEAL, Kenny return 16 yards to the CLE9 (WILLIAMS, Meshak).
Cle 1-10 at Cle09 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to PRESTON, Michael for 8 yards to the CLE17, out-of-bounds (LINDSEY, Michael), PENALTY TBS illegal formation declined.
Cle 2-2 at Cle17 CLEVELAND GLADIATORS drive start at 00:38, CLE ball on CLE17.
Cle 2-2 at Cle17 NELSON, Arvell pass incomplete to SIMS, Quentin.
Cle 3-2 at Cle17 Clock 00:26.
Cle 3-2 at Cle17 NELSON, Arvell pass complete to SIMS, Quentin for 8 yards to the 25 yardline, 1ST DOWN CLE, out-of-bounds (JACKSON, Alvin).
Cle 1-10 at Cle25 Clock 00:22.
Cle 1-10 at Cle25 NELSON, Arvell pass incomplete to SIMS, Quentin, QB hurry by LEWIS, Monte.
Cle 2-10 at Cle25 Clock 00:15.
Cle 2-10 at Cle25 NELSON, Arvell pass incomplete to OUTLAW, Lonnie.
Cle 3-10 at Cle25 Clock 00:10.
Cle 3-10 at Cle25 NELSON, Arvell sacked for loss of 7 yards to the CLE18 (MILLER, Jordan).
Cle 4-17 at Cle18 Timeout Cleveland Gladiators, clock 00:03.
Cle 4-17 at Cle18 NELSON, Arvell pass intercepted by BROWN, LaMark at the TBS8, BROWN, LaMark return 19 yards to the CLE23.
Tbs 1-10 at Cle23 TAMPA BAY STORM drive start at 00:00.
Tbs 1-10 at Cle23 End of game, clock 00:00.


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The streets of Melbourne were overtaken by more than 11,200 participants as part of the City2Sea last weekend. Among the elite runners, joggers and walkers were 20 individuals taking part in the fun run for cancer research, choosing to combine their 14km challenge with cancer fundraising at the same time.
For many of these fantastic supporters, their choice to contribute to the Australian Cancer Research Foundation (ACRF) was a personal one. Friends, family members, and colleagues had experienced cancer and they were taking part in their honour. Some had been inspired to take part by the strength and courage of their loved ones battling cancer, and others were honouring the memory and love of sport passed on to them by loved ones lost to cancer. Whether running for their parents, partner, grandparents or children they all wanted support a cause that will “benefit future generations” and allow their run to mean something more.
Melbourne put on a perfect day for the race with sunny skies and a nice breeze making it a record breaking race year. The ACRF supporters had a great time in the race with many planning to be back in the fun again next year.
The ACRF would like to congratulate each and every one of our incredible runners in the race for their contribution to our cause, and to all their generous supporters who helped raise almost $8,000 for cancer research. Thank you to our participants – Andy, Aoife, Bruno, Carmel, Carmel, Caroline, Dion, Elaine, Erik, James, Kevin, Laura, Matthew, Peter, Richard, Ronen, Russell, Sara, Sean and Simon.


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Wondering how you can practice open water starts? Read on for some handy tips from former 220 Coach of the Year, Simon Ward.
There are several skills to practise for deep-water starts. No-push starts are a perfect way to do this, and can be practised in your local pool.
Firstly, mimic the action of starting while floating. Swim 2m from the pool wall and stretch out on your left-hand side – not face-down but not completely on your side.
Your right arm should be extended out in front and your left hand by your left hip. Flutter-kick your legs gently and scull gently with both arms.
In most races, you’ll have 30 or 60secs warning but no countdown. Get a friend to stand on poolside to give you that warning before shouting ‘Go!’.
As you start, initiate the catch with your right hand and throw your left arm forwards as fast as possible. You need to get the arms turning fast, so aim for shorter faster strokes to accelerate forward. You only need do this for 10-15 strokes before gradually getting into your normal swimming pace.
Most triathletes don’t kick to start. To get the ultimate deep-water start, you’ll need to kick very hard while your arms are spinning fast. This will also reduce the potential for other swimmers to swim over your legs.
Make at least 10% of your session kick-related and include some very fast efforts for 10-15m before settling into your normal race rhythm.


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With its booming market, high profits and low risks, stealing art may be as close to the perfect crime as it is possible to get. But those same conditions are also true of the finer art of forgery, which some investigators say is an even bigger -- and more insidious -- problem than theft. "Art forgery is everywhere, all over the country," says Los Angeles Police Detective William E. Martin, who specializes in art crime. “And it's on the rise."
The problem, of course, is nothing new: Name a reasonably well-known artist, and chances are he’s been faked. Old masters such as Rembrandt and Titian, Impressionists such as Renoir and Monet, modem artists from Dali to still obscure newcomers -- undetected copies of all of them have hung on museum walls and in collectors' homes from Paris to New York to Tokyo.
Forger Thomas Keating / Photo: Rod EbdonForgery of one kind or another is so pervasive, in fact, that Thomas Hoving, who examined more than 125,000 pieces of art in his 16 years as head of the Metropolitan Museum of Ail, once remarked that fully 60 percent of what he looked at was not what it was purported to be.
Phony art is not confined to paintings. Ersatz Greek sculpture, Chinese pottery, African carvings, religious icons from Russia and other phony antiquities have all shown up on the market at one time or another. "The field of pre-Columbian art is rife with fakes," says New York antiquities dealer Ken Bower. "All through the United States and Europe there are people selling them -- maybe more in this field than any other, because it's so esoteric."
The high-living Tetro, who was charged with 44 counts of felony forgery and one count of conspiracy to defraud, was as ambitious as he was talented: One of his alleged forgeries, an 8-foot-long Dali called "Lincoln and Dali Vision," would have been worth some $2 million if genuine. And his scope was wide; investigators also tracked down some 250 forgeries attributed to Picasso, Norman Rockwell and others. “Lord knows how many are out there,” says Martin.
While many individual forgeries have become famous, little is known about the forgers themselves. Rarely caught, they tend to live anonymously in the shadows of art history. They range in talent from dealers who forge high-priced signatures onto low-priced paintings to hugely talented craftsmen like the early 19th century master of the Agrafe forgeries, who carved out of ivory more than 100 delicate "Gothic" plaques, so elegantly made that they escaped detection for more than a century.
Some forgers are independent, but most work with accomplices and some are involved in octopuslike organizations that produce, smuggle, distribute and sell the works all over the world. But they tend to be at the bottom rung rather than the top: A forger arrested in Milan in 1975 as part of an international ring told authorities she was paid about $150 for each of the near perfect Kandinskys she turned out, which were later sold for more than $10,000 apiece (bringing to mind Samuel Butler's remark that "any fool can paint a picture, but it takes a wise man to be able to sell it").
Others, while artistically gifted, lack basic horse sense: The Dutch forger Hans van Meegeren faked a Vermeer in the early 1940s and was unwise enough to sell it to Hitler's art-loving marshal, Hermann Goring. Van Meegeren spent the rest of his short life in a Nazi jail cell.
But few big works by the old masters and major modem artists are being faked anymore, say forgery watchers: It’s too hard and too expensive to do, and anything high-profile is now thoroughly studied by experts before it goes on the auction block. It is in a much more modest price range that the new forgeries are starting to appear.
That means smaller works by blue-chip artists, which attract the amateur, investment-minded buyer and are less likely to be examined by an expert. Fakes of American art are abundant right now, as are phony works by Marc Chagall, Joan Miro and the surrealist Salvador Dali. Dali fakes are ubiquitous: Hundreds of millions of dollars' worth have been seized over the past decade, and more show up all the time. Spanish police found about 1,000 fake Dalis in Barcelona last April 6, then seized 700 more in the Canary Islands, many with original certificates of authenticity.
Dali himself, who was notorious for mass-producing works, is partially responsible. But that does not let avaricious buyers, who indulged in a Dali feeding frenzy for much of the past decade (he died last year), off the hook.
The entry into the art market of a swarm of first-time buyers, who often have more enthusiasm and money than expertise, has fed the forgery boom. Established galleries run by expert dealers do everything they can to keep out fraudulent works and say they can usually tell if they are offered something fishy.
With the rising tide of buyers has come a new generation of art galleries ready to sell to them, run not by connoisseurs like Bower but by people eager to cash in on the boom. Catering to the public's appetite for low- and mid-priced works, especially “multiple” pieces such as lithographs, such galleries have sprouted in shopping malls and hotel lobbies all over the country.
Most are aboveboard and reputable, but without the expertise to distinguish a good publisher of prints from a questionable one, they sometimes find themselves the unwitting victims of forgery.
With technical wizardry such as sophisticated laser scanning now widespread in photomechanical printing, almost anyone with basic printing skills can turn out high-quality forgeries. Simply by photographing a print and transferring it to a lithograph or silkscreen process, forgers can duplicate a print that is virtually indistinguishable from the original - and make thousands of copies.
Publishers target naive dealers or collaborate with dishonest ones. Los Angeles police are currently investigating the case of the Upstairs Gallery, a chain of eight California stores. Police seized 1,685 allegedly fraudulent prints (potential retail value: $15 million) from the chain's Beverly Hills gallery last year and charged the former owner, Lee Sonnier, with five counts of grand theft. Sonnier is also said to have bilked two Japanese collectors out of $872,000 by selling them a number of pieces that were never delivered, including one work, Renoir's "A Young Girl with Daisies," which hangs in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Also under investigation is Larry Groeger, a wholesaler who allegedly supplied Upstairs with the phony prints.
Detecting forgeries from any period is the job of scholars, museum curators and, in tricky cases, skilled technicians armed with sophisticated tools. A curator will always initially examine a piece for obvious errors, stylistic inconsistencies or questionable background.
"Most of the time an art historian knows what's wrong before he turns to the scientists," says Gary Vikan, a curator at the Walters Art Gallery in Baltimore who put together a show of the museum's forgeries called "Artful Deception," which is touring the country.
But when scholarship fails, the technical examiners step in. Using microscopes, radiography, chemical analysis and a dating technique called thermal luminescence, they find important clues about the integrity, age and authenticity of a range of objects, from antique sculptures to modem paintings.
The Sackler Gallery's Thomas Chase Brig CabeRadiography is a particularly useful tool; X rays can reveal all kinds of problems, from repairs or alterations to sculptures (like adding a plaster nose) to touching up a canvas or adding a signature.
Vikan describes what they can unveil: "We had one piece which showed St. George slaying the dragon, and it looked as if it were done in the 15th century. The signature read Pettis Venetis, and the art critic Bernard Berenson theorized in 1915 that this was the only known painting by Peter Carpaccio, the long lost son of Vittorio Carpaccio, one of the great early Venetian masters. So it became very, very important, even though it's a crummy painting, as crummy as can be.
Some forgers, in fact, will go to extraordinary lengths and will use imaginative tricks in the quest for the perfect fake. For example, when forging the Italian primitives, woodworm holes are added to give a realistic appearance, and collectors' marks and false inscriptions will often be placed on the backs of paintings.
According to Otto Kurz's 1966 book "Fakes," forgers will age a painting by putting it in an oven soon after painting, then cooling it rapidly to crack the paint. Some forgers are said to use a special varnish that has the same effect. And Hoving tells the story of buying a "superb" 15th century religious painting with impeccable documentation and an apparently clean past; only after the museum had paid $75,000 for the piece was it discovered that the complex network of "cracks" all over the surface was actually black paint put on by a brush with only a single hair.
Even with technical labs to protect them, museums get taken from time to time: As it was setting up an exhibition of Velazquez last September, the Metropolitan Museum discovered that one of the paintings, a portrait of Infanta Maria Theresa of Spain, was a phony. But private collectors are the real targets of forgers and shady dealers and have to be extremely wary when buying any work of art, particularly prints and other works, such as cast sculptures, made in multiple editions.
“Forgeries have become all-pervasive, and you have to be extremely careful from whom you buy the works and become educated yourself,” warns Pancoast. She advises clients to beware of bargains; to mistrust so-called certificates of authenticity, which are only as good as the paper they are printed on; and to always get complete receipts from dealers.
Radiography is a particularly useful tool; X rays can reveal all kinds of problems, from repairs or alterations to sculptures (like adding a plaster nose) to touching up a canvas or adding a signature.
I purchased two Dali lithographs from the Upstairs Gallery located in downtown Los Angeles in 1991/92 - "The Birth of Venus" and "Venice". I paid $1500.00 for each. They have a "Certificate of Authenticity" from Upstairs Gallery and both are numbered and have the artist's signature.
Is there any recourse, or is it too late to take action?
Stupid at the time, but a lesson learned!


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The Archbishop of Cashel & Emly, Archbishop Kieran O’Reilly SMA, has asked for prayers for the safe return of a missing missionary priest from his congregation, the Society of African Missions, who is believed to have been abducted by jihadists.
Father Pierluigi Maccalli SMA was kidnapped on Monday in south Niger, near the border with Burkina Faso, allegedly by a group of jihadist militants.
The Society of African Missions is an international community of Catholic missionaries which serves the people of Africa.
Father Pierluigi is originally from the Diocese of the northern Italian town of Crema and had worked for years as a missionary in Ivory Coast before transferring to the parish of Bomoanga, in Niamey Diocese. The region has been struggling to defeat jihadist groups, including some affiliated with al Qaeda and Islamic State, which are active along Niger’s porous borders with both Mali and Burkina Faso.
· Archbishop Kieran O’Reilly SMA is the chair of the Council for Missions of the Irish Catholic Bishops’ Conference.
For media contact: Catholic Communications Office Maynooth: Martin Long 00353 (0) 86 172 7678 and Emma Sisk 00353 (0) 86 145 6694.


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text: Sudbury represents the site of a meteorite impact structure originally greater than 200 km in diameter and that formed 1.85 billion years ago. Despite the proven and potential economic benefits of resource development at Sudbury, there are still major outstanding questions concerning our understanding of the structure and its ore deposits. A series of objectives have been composed concerning the origin of Sudbury Breccia, host to footwall vein deposits, and Offset Dykes at the Post Creek locality and their mineralization. Fieldwork forms the basis for this proposed research, coupled with sample investigation using a range of micro-analytical techniques. The results of the proposed research will address significant gaps in our current knowledge of the origin and emplacement of Offset Dykes and Sudbury Breccia and will enable the resource potential of the Post Creek Property to be determined.

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