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GOLF COURSE PHOTOGRAPHY
Dave Sansom offers Golf Course Photography & Golfing Landscape Photos being a Golfing Resort Course Photographer servicing across the USA.
Golf course photography is my specialty, and I love it. This wonderful work takes me across the USA, to Asia and to Iceland… so far. I love pushing the boundaries, so I expect to expand my reach farther into Europe and into the Middle East in the coming years.
Whether the goal of my client is to build membership, increase rounds played or draw more visitors from around the world, my job as a golf course photographer is to share an experience… a singular moment that captures a viewer’s imagination. I view photography as a visceral, powerful form of story telling.
The two "Best Of" links on this page feature my favorite images from the past two years. It’s important, if you’re considering hiring a professional to capture new images of your property, for you to see current work. My Downloadable Portfolio
, as well, features only images from very recent photo shoots for this same reason.
If you visit the individual galleries accessed via "Private Clubs
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" features a special set of panoramic images. These images are up to 27 inches high by 100 inches wide... native size, without enlargement... so the detail, even in very large prints, is amazing. Not all golf courses offer panoramic opportunities, but some, like Kapalua, East Lake Golf Club and two of the courses I shot last year in Iceland, can't be properly photographed without the use of this technique.
So sit back, relax. And spend as much or as little time as you wish, exploring golf courses of all types, from places you’ve been and places you should go.

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Using Phentermine has well-known benefits and is well to known to have minimum side effects. As a weight loss supplement, it surpasses appetite for food. However, it is not to be used as a substitute for healthy eating and should be used with regular body exercise. You can buy Phentermine online by clicking on the active link. It is benefits to users include;
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Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. sells gases and chemicals to customers in the technology, energy, healthcare, food, and industrial markets worldwide, primarily oxygen, nitrogen, argon, hydrogen and carbon dioxide, but also including process and specialty gases, performance materials, and chemical intermediates.
Croda, Inc. is the North American branch of Croda International plc. It has manufacturing sites in Atlas Point, Delaware, Mill Hall, Pennsylvania, and Salinas, California.
E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company was an American chemical company that made polymer products, including neoprene, nylon, Corian, Teflon, Mylar, Kevlar, Tyvek, and Lycra. It was founded in 1802 as a gunpowder mill and in 2017 it merged with Dow Chemical Company to create DowDuPont. It has since spun off some businesses and become the new DuPont.
Union Carbide Corporation, which has been a wholly-owned subsidiary of Dow Chemical Company since 2001, makes chemicals and polymers used in making other items and products for consumers, in the areas of paints and coatings, packaging, wire and cable, household products, personal care, pharmaceuticals, automotive, textiles, agriculture, and oil and gas.
General Chemical Corporation makes specialty chemicals and provides refinery and chemical sulfuric acid regeneration services, for the photographic, water treatment, and pharmceutical industries.
FMC Corporation, formerly Food Machinery Corporation, is a chemical company with 7,000 employees. It is a component of the S&P 500.
Airgas USA, LLC, a subsidiary of Airgas, Inc., makes and distributes industrial gases, medical gases, welding supplies, and other products, including nitrous oxide, dry ice, and carbon dioxide for carbonated drinks.
Olin Corporation, which was founded as two companies in 1892, makes ammunition, chlorine, and sodium hydroxide. It is a component of the S&P 400.
DowDuPont Inc. was formed in a merger of E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company and The Dow Chemical Company. In the 20th century, DuPont developed polymers such as Vespel, neoprene, nylon, Corian, Teflon, Mylar, Kapton, Kevlar, Zemdrain, M5 fiber, Nomex, Tyvek, Sorona, Corfam, and Lycra. DowDuPont is the world’s largest chemical company in terms of sales and a component of the Dow Jones Industrial Average. The company is intended to split into three publicly-traded companies in the future.
WR Grace and Company is an American specialty chemicals materials conglomerate with three business segments: Grace Catalysts Technologies, Grace Materials Technologies, and Grace Construction Products.

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YEAR OF AIR POLLUTION & HEALTH 2019
What Is the Year of Air Pollution & Health?
We are taking a full year to celebrate progress in reducing pollution in the air we breathe and highlight remaining obstacles to healthy air for all. Each month, we will spotlight the lifesaving importance of healthy air, focusing on different themes such as how air pollution harms health, who is at risk and ways to take action to protect our communities—especially in light of the challenge of climate change.
View previous months' themes:
August: "Air Pollution from Wildfires"
This month during the Year of Air Pollution & Health, the focus is on wildfires and the dangerous air pollution they produce. Beyond the devastating destruction that wildfires cause, they are also a major source of air pollution.
Wildfire smoke is a mixture of many harmful pollutants, and fine particle pollution (PM 2.5) is one of the most dangerous. Even over a few days, high levels of particle pollution can increase the risk of heart disease and asthma attacks, and can even lead to early death.
Wildfires not only harm air quality nearby– it also impacts places hundreds of miles away, since smoke can travel long distances.
Unfortunately, climate change fuels more frequent and intense wildfires, and longer wildfire seasons. Hotter temperatures and lack of rainfall increase the risk of wildfires. Even with current measures to reduce particle pollution, these climatic changes have led to increased high particle pollution days in many places in the U.S. It is critical to address climate change in order to protect our health from the dangers of wildfires.
This month is focused on sharing information about how to protect yourself and your family from the dangerous of wildfire smoke. It is also focused on amplifying opportunities for you to help address climate change and share your experiences with wildfire smoke to help people understand the real-world health impacts of wildfires.
Events in August
View Recording: NASA Health and Air Quality Briefing
Interested in learning more about NASA health and air quality programs? Watch this briefing (Note: you may have to refresh the page once you open the link) hosted by the American Lung Association and the American Academy of Pediatrics. In this briefing, you will hear from NASA Health and Air Quality Program Manager John Haynes, who provides an overview of Health and Air Quality Applications in the Applied Sciences Program of the NASA Earth Science Division. He presents a selection of environmental health projects related to wildfires, air pollution, drought, and extreme heat, and illustrates how Earth observations have supported surveillance and monitoring programs, enhanced communication among stakeholders, and advanced coordinated response efforts to mitigate environmental health risks.
Register Today: August 20 Webinar for Health Professionals "Protecting Lung Health During Wildfires"
Wildfires are a growing threat to lung health. The American Lung Association has partnered with the American Association For Respiratory Care, American Public Health Association, National Association of County and City Health Officials, and the National Environmental Health Association to host a webinar on protecting lung health during wildfires. This webinar for health professionals will highlight the health impacts of wildfire smoke and information and resources to protect your patients during the wildfire season.
What Can You Do to Help Protect Healthy Air for All?
Share Your Story
Learn More: Resources for this Month
From the American Lung Association
- NEW Wildfire Blog from Lung Association volunteer Dr. Mark Futernick
- Wildfire resources page
- Lung Association Webinar on Tips to Protect Lung Health During Wildfire Season (register at the link to view the recording)
- Animation videos: Tips To Protect Lung Health During Wildfires (English | Spanish)
From the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America
From the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
From the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
From the California Air Resources Board
From Climate Smart Missoula
From Kaiser Permanente
- A powerful video featuring Joshua Weil, MD, talk about being a physician leader caught deep in the middle of the California wildfires
Year At-A-Glance Calendar
View and share our monthly topics in the Year of Air Pollution & Health. Download PDF
Official Year of Air Pollution & Health Partner Organizations
If your health or medical organization is interested in collaborating with the Year of Air Pollution & Health, please send a message with appropriate contact information so we can follow up: [email protected].


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FLOWER & FLAME COMES TO YANKTON
June 17, 2019 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
On Monday, June 17th, the performance art group, Flower & Flame will present An Evening With Mark Twain, featuring original arrangements of classical and Americana music and the readings of the man who was once described as The American.
Flower & Flame has become a favorite in South Dakota and is perhaps best known for its performances of A Christmas Carol, The Arabian Nights, Legend of Sleepy Hollow, and An Evening With Hans Christian Andersen. It is a group of five people consisting of a professional actor along with a string quartet made up of master-level musicians. The concept of the show is rarely seen, though it is an old one—it is a true melodrama or “melody drama” in which storytelling and music are interwoven by actor and musicians to create a unique program.
The artists have all been involved in the musical life of South Dakota through the South Dakota Symphony Orchestra and Dakota Chamber Orchestra and value the vibrant pioneer tradition that encourages daring artistic expression.
That evening’s audience will rove between Twain’s recommendations on character, and the hilarious life on the Dakota Territory and frontier plains, then, onto the great trip to Europe where he treats history with typical American irreverence. Human nature is laid bare with the purchase of a genuine western horse that won’t stop bucking and finally his sly advice for people everywhere.
Darrel Fickbohm, the Actor/Writer for Flower & Flame who has portrayed the Twain-storyteller persona before, commented on the famous writer himself in this way:
“Perhaps no writer in history enjoys the reputation of Mark Twain, especially in the area of humor. In other writers, funny observations come from the time period and current social trends. Mark Twain remains hilarious and insightful regardless of age because he works from the changeless palette of human nature. Twain is now. He is always.”
The concert will be supported by free-will audience donations, so please give generously, but only what is comfortable! (The program may be a little out-of-reach for most children under ten years old.)

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Filifera Debuts Atop Hollywood Proper ResidencesWill Speros • July 13, 2017
Photography by Grey Crawford
A rich, neutral palette characterizes the interior along with organic textures and locally crafted furnishings. Raw birchwood walls inject warmth and casual elegance distinct to Los Angeles across the concept. Intimate seating enclaves punctuate the outdoor area, maximizing panoramic views of LA landmarks, including the Hollywood Sign and the Griffith Park Observatory.
“Filifera, though in the middle of Hollywood, transports you to a different place altogether,” Wearstler says. “I wanted to bring a natural, coastal feeling to the environment. It’s the feeling of a soulful Malibu beach house perched 22 stories above the city.”


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- Honolulu International Airport, Kahului Airport
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Last week, a group of media types aboard a JSX flight over California experienced in-flight WiFi exceeding 100 megabits per second. The Ookla app measured the speed, which was more than enough for Netflix and YouTube video streaming, WhatsApp two-way video chats, web browsing, and email.
Will the 100 mb be suitable for wide-body aircraft?
Providing WiFi to around 300 passengers in crowded skies will be a big challenge for the Starlink system. Photo: Photo: Vincenzo Pace I simply fly
The system being demonstrated was Starlink, which was chosen by regional carrier JSX Air and Hawaiian Airlines as their inflight WiFi provider. The hour-long flight flew from Burbank to San Jose, and although there were only a dozen people on board, other aircraft pushed demand up to the equivalent of 20-30 passengers on the system. No doubt existing providers, like Viasat and Intelsat, will point to the small number of passengers on the system, and it’s fair to wonder if Starlink can handle more than 300 passengers on a Hawaiian Airlines jumbo jet.
Starlink, part of Elon Musk’s Space Exploration Technologies Corporation (SpaceX), uses a constellation of small, low-flying satellites to deliver its broadband. Since the satellites are closer to Earth, they orbit the planet every 90 to 120 minutes to provide a more robust signal that arrives earlier, resulting in less lag than higher altitude systems. The downside is that smaller satellites have less capacity or bandwidth capability and may struggle to meet the demands of large aircraft in crowded skies. So far, Starlink has been successful in delivering broadband to rural customers in sparsely populated areas, with around 400,000 subscribers receiving their internet via over 3,000 satellites.
Hawaiian needs Starlink to keep its promise
Starlink’s small receiver footprint will fit the Hawaiian fleet’s A321neos. Photo: Airbus
In April, Hawaiian Airlines announced that it had selected Starlink to provide free, low-latency broadband on flights between islands, the continental United States, Asia and Oceania. The airline said it is equipping its Airbus A330-200 and A321-200neo and incoming Boeing B787-9 Dreamliner fleet with Starlink. It does not plan to install the service on its fleet of 19 Boeing B717-200s that operate short-haul flights in the Hawaiian Islands. CEO Peter Ingram said Starlink would give the airline the best connectivity experience available in the air. He added:
“We’ve waited for technology to catch up to our high standards for guest experience, but it will be worth it. Our guests can expect fast, seamless, and free WiFi to complement our award-winning Hawaiian hospitality on board.”
Outside the aircraft, another attraction is the small footprint of the Starlink receiver. Bloomberg describes the flat antenna as “not much bigger than a large pizza box”. This is more suitable for the JSX fleet of Embraer jets than the larger and bulkier swiveling satellite dishes widely used by other satellite services. According ch-aviation.comJSX has a fleet of 29 Embraer aircraft, including two EMB-135ERs, 14 EMB-135LRs and 13 EMB-145LRs.
Bloomberg also said SpaceX unsuccessfully pitched Starlink to four of America’s largest airlines and missed out on an $866 million US government grant because the system “was still in the process of developing its technology.” The largest flight provider is Intelsat, which has approximately 2,000 aircraft linked by its satellites and 1,000 aircraft linked by air-to-ground systems that communicate with ground vehicles. Rival Viasat has systems on around 1,930 planes with deals to equip a further 1,210 planes.
For the benefit of our global audience, it would be great to hear how well in-flight WiFi works in your part of the world.

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This scrubber drier is a compact simple to operate high performance machine that comes in lots of variants to cover every application. Including maintenance free batteries complete with charger this machine is ready to go. With a tank in tank system the machines balance is enhanced and is more compact too. This machine is also available with LM batteries, 240V, disc brush and roller brush.
Some variants of this machine are subject to The Enhanced Capital Allowance (ECA). This scheme has been created by the government to encourage businesses to purchase more efficient cleaning technology. This allows you to claim 100% of first year allowances, for example tax relief.
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|Rated Power||1200 W|
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For those of you who follow me on Facebook you knew my dear friend, Mary Beth, just happened to make an awesome southwestern salad for me the other night. Along the side was a mini plastic cup filled with this flavorful and super cool homemade dressing.
Packed with cilantro, lime, and greek yogurt – it’s good as gold. I used it on my salad and then later to snack with carrots….crackers….a spoon.
- 1 cup loosely packed cilantro, stems removed and finely chopped
- 1/2 cup plain Greek yogurt
- 2 Tablespoon fresh lime juice (about 1/2 lime)
- 1-2 cloves garlic, finely minced
- 1 1/2 teaspoon white vinegar
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- Combine all ingredients up until the olive oil. Whisk in the olive oil slowly until combined.
- Chill and serve!

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|Location and accuracy||This unnamed occurrence is located at an elevation of about 3350 feet a few hundred feet upslope from a small (0.1 mile diameter) unnamed lake on a northwest-trending ridge drained by east-flowing tributaries to the lower Hulakon (Eulachon) River (Elliott and Koch, 1981, p. 8, loc. 11). The location is accurate to within about a quarter of a mile.|
The country rocks in the general area of this occurrence are Mesozoic or Paleozoic paragneiss and orthogneiss, and subordinate amphibolite and marble (Elliott and Koch, 1981; Koch, 1997).The mineral occurrence consists of small, irregular pods of garnet-diopside skarn containing 1 percent disseminated molybdenite (Elliott and Koch, 1981, loc. 11). The skarn, which is accompanied by calc-silicate rock, forms pods and discontinuous disrupted layers (?) in amphibolite. The molybdenite occurs as minute discrete flakes in the skarn, and in and near glassy quartz veinlets (Koch, 1997, p. 31). Pelitic paragneiss about 1.5 miles north of this occurrence contains disseminated minute flakes of molybdenite, and geochemically anomalous Ag and Sn (Koch, 1997, p. 31). Koch (1997, p. 30-32) also reports anomalous values of Ag, Au, Cu, Mo, Sn, and Zn in a few geochemical samples collected by the U. S. Geological Survey in the late 1970s near this occurrence.
|Geologic map unit||(-131.171704634792, 56.1196351283025)|
|Mineral deposit model||Skarn (Cox and Singer, 1986; model 18c or 18d).|
|Mineral deposit model number||18c or 18d|
|Alteration of deposit||Formation of calc-silicate skarn in amphibolite country rock.|
|Workings or exploration||Pelitic paragneiss about 1.5 miles north of this occurrence contains disseminated minute flakes of molybdenite, and geochemically anomalous Ag and Sn (Koch, 1997, p. 31). Koch (1997, p. 30-32) also reports anomalous values of Ag, Au, Cu, Mo, Sn, and Zn in a few geochemical samples collected in the area near this occurrence by the U.S. Geological Survey in the late 1970s.|
|Indication of production||None|
Additional commentsThis occurrence is in Misty Fiords National Monument.
|Reporters||H. C. Berg (Fullerton, California)|
|Last report date||5/17/1998|

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It was November 1989 when the body of 31-year-old John Russell, who worked at a bar in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs, was found at the bottom of a cliff in Tamarama.
The coroner would find his death was accidental; a result of drinking too much the night before.
Around the same time, two other men went missing in Bondi.
One was 25-year-old television presenter, Ross Warren, who was last seen driving along Oxford Street in July 1989 after a night out with friends.
Two days after his disappearance, the keys to his car were found beneath a cliff top at Marks Park – the same cliff where Russell’s body had been discovered.
Then there was Gilles Jacques Mattaini, a 27-year-old Frenchman, who had gone missing a few years earlier. He was last seen walking on the Tamarama coast track.
But, there’s more.
In 1988, 27-year-old Scott Johnson, an exceptional mathematician who was completing his doctorate, bought a ticket to Manly. Two days later, his naked body was found at the bottom of a cliff. It was deemed a suicide.
Then, in 1992, there was 64-year-old Cyril Olsen. His body was found in Rushcutters Bay, and even though an autopsy determined he had been horrifically beaten, Olsen’s death was officially recorded as a drowning.
So, what did these five men, who all died in suspiciously similar circumstances, within a close radius of each other, have in common?
They were gay.
On Tuesday, a landmark review of 88 deaths in Sydney between 1976 and 2000 found that one third were gay hate crimes. In light of the Strike Force Parabell findings, which took 10 criminal investigators and three years to collate, the NSW police have said they will consider issuing a formal apology.
In a press conference delivered on Tuesday, Nicholas Stewart, Partner at Dowson Turco Lawyers and LGBTI Co-Chair of Australian Lawyers for Human Rights, said there were questions that desperately need answering: Why was evidence lost? Why were some witnesses not spoken to? And why weren’t leads followed?

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If you’re looking for the best place to sell gold jewelry for top dollar, you’re not alone. Any Orange resident searching for a good place to sell gold is going to want to get the most money possible for their valuable items. But how do you ensure this? It’s not enough to simply search “sell jewelry for cash near me” and pick the top result. In order to get the most money when selling gold jewelry, you’ll need to follow these three key steps.
Clean or restore your gold jewelry before having it appraised
A key part of maximizing the value of your gold jewelry is to have it in as good condition as possible when getting your valuables appraised. Restoring your jewelry can help you earn a significant return on investment and increase the value of your belongings when it’s time to sell. Gold jewelry restoration specialists such as those at Watch & Wares know exactly how to treat various precious metals and stones in order to clean them thoroughly without damaging any part of the item. However, if you’d rather not spend the extra money to have it restored, cleaning it yourself at home can help you increase the appraisal value as well. You can clean gold jewelry using a combination of dish soap and ammonia, or you can purchase a cleaning product made specifically for gold items. Be careful of any gold jewelry that contains gemstones, however, and verify that your cleaning method is safe for those specific stones.
Know the value of your gold jewelry beforehand
Another way to ensure that you’re getting the most money for your gold jewelry is to do thorough research on the market value of your item. Untrustworthy gold buyers, of which there are plenty, will try to offer you far below a fair value in order to maximize their profits. Knowing the market value of your item and a fair resale estimate beforehand will keep you from falling prey to opportunistic gold buyers like these. If you’re selling your gold jewelry to a gold buyer rather than a private party, they will always offer you less than market value since they are taking on the time and expense of reselling the item to a private buyer. However, they should still offer you a fair value for your item that isn’t too far from the market resale value. Have your item appraised by an objective third-party or from several gold buyers in order to establish a clear idea of what a fair price range for your gold jewelry would be.
Shop around for a good place to sell gold
When you’re parting with sentimental and valuable items such as gold jewelry, it’s important that you never act on impulse. If you’ve decided you definitely want or need to sell the piece, take the time to do thorough research on gold buyers near you in order to determine which one is the most reputable and will give you the most money for your item. Look through their online customer service reviews, verify that they’re licensed to buy gold jewelry in your state, and make sure they have a certified gemologist on staff. These are all signs of a reputable, trustworthy gold buyer, and they will be most likely to offer you a competitive price with a comfortable customer service experience. If you have multiple pawn and loan shops you’re considering, get appraisals from each of them. Any good place to sell gold will allow you to walk away after an appraisal, and you can always come back later once you determine which gold buyer will give you the most money for your item.
Stop searching for “sell jewelry for cash near me” and picking the first result you see. Instead, take the time to research the best place to sell gold jewelry and get the most money possible for your valuables. At Watch & Wares in Orange, we offer some of the most competitive rates in the area. If you’re looking for a good place to sell gold jewelry and get top dollar, allow our expert appraisers and gemologists to look over your item. There’s never any pressure or obligation to sell, and we always strive to provide a welcoming and comfortable selling experience. To schedule an appointment, give us a call today at (714) 633-2030.


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Peace, hope, and joy prevail through Dan Hendrick's music ministry at care centers
Story by Dianna Troyer
Photos by Nancy Kunau
Unresponsive to attempts at conversation, a man in the memory care wing of a skilled nursing center stared blankly. To connect with him, Pastor Dan Hendricks reached out with music.
“I knelt beside his wheelchair, reached for and held his hand, then began singing ‘Amazing Grace,’” Dan says. “By the second verse, he was weeping. His eyes were alert and full of expression, like he had come back to life. Music always touches people in profound and dramatic ways. Songs evoke emotional reactions when other communication fails.”
Another time, a woman could not stop crying.
“For some reason, she had become locked in a sad mindset,” Dan says. “When I went to visit her, I would sing and recite Longfellow’s poem about daffodils. It took several weeks, but she slowly and steadily regained joy in her life. When I wasn’t there, she would lead other residents in an imagined choir. I was so blessed by this. It validated the influence of music.”
Throughout his 20-year music ministry, Dan, 50, has touched countless lives in the Mini-Cassia area. Pastor at First Assembly of God in Rupert, he also serves as chaplain for Horizon Home Care and Hospice. Sometimes he sings one-on-one with a resident, while other times he leads singing in a common room at the facilities.
Dan discovered his love of musical performance with karaoke.
“From karaoke, I transitioned to church worship,” Dan says. “I love to communicate emotion powerfully and will sing songs of all genres—hymns, country classics, pop, rock or worship—whatever fits the situation.”
Dan began visiting care centers when an activity director invited him to entertain residents with a concert about 20 years ago.
“As soon as residents heard music, they came out of their rooms into the commons area to listen,” he says. “My music ministry has grown from there. I never know exactly what will happen or how God will touch lives through me. I just know at that moment, I’m God-appointed to be there and minister. It’s kind of like doing musical improv. I sing while the Lord directs and ministers.”
Dan visits five care centers regularly. In 2017, he began working as a hospice chaplain after being invited to do a church service at a memory care unit.
“With both hospice and church, I keep in mind that we never know what someone has been through,” he says. “We don’t know their battles. Therefore, we should extend love and kindness.”
Dan says he feels his job is to share God’s love through his musical talents.
“I try to live out Philippians chapter 2 by humbly considering the needs of others and serving them how Jesus would want me to,” he says.
One of Dan’s most memorable experiences was with a family saying goodbye to their mother and grandmother. They requested he sing her favorite hymn, “Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing.”
“As I sang, the family began weeping, and a great sense of peace filled the room,” he says.
To hospice nurse Barb West, Dan is not only a co-worker, but a friend who ministered to her terminally ill husband.
“Serving as a hospice chaplain isn’t just a job to him,” Barb says. “He’s really in tune with people of all ages and is so gracious toward everyone. Even after he leaves a place, he still thinks of ways to make someone happy. He knows what to say that will comfort each person a little differently for whatever they are going through.”
Two to three times a week, Dan visits residents at Rosetta Assisted Living in Burley.
“All of us—residents and staff—love when he comes,” says MaryAnne Hines, a supervisor at Rosetta. “Through music, he really connects with people. He’s 6 feet, 4 inches tall and has a towering persona. Physically, he seems bigger than life. When he sings and dances with residents, it’s mesmerizing. They respond well to him and are smiling and laughing.”
Dan also visits Dallas Stoller at his home in Paul.
“Dad brightens up when Dan comes and sings,” says Nancy Kunau, Dallas’ daughter. “He has such a gift for singing and engaging with Dad. He’s kind, empathetic, knowledgeable and humorous. If you look up the word joy in the dictionary, it would be a synonym for Dan Hendricks.”
Nancy says Dan gives people a genuine sense of hope.
“When people are discouraged or feeling hopeless, Dan realigns them,” Nancy says. “He has the ability to encourage them to take another breath and to let them know they have an amazing purpose here on earth.”
Sometimes instead of singing, Dan sits in comfortable silence.
“One man really had no interest in religion or a visit from a chaplain,” he says. “All he wanted to do was sit up in bed and eat a meal. So, for 45 minutes, I helped do this. I held him up with my hand so he could eat. When my arm and hand got too tired, I sat with my back against his to keep him propped up.”
Whatever situation Dan encounters, he says, “Ultimately, just visiting people invigorates me. I love connecting with people, but music adds something special. It helps create an emotional bond that is both beautiful and life-affirming. I believe people need to know they matter, and my singing is a way to tell them that.”

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Children enjoy a vocal masterclass, while parents tour between a chorister rehearsal, singing lesson and presentation, all concluding with a service followed by refreshments.
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Some SWFL businesses can reopen while others have to remain shuttered
For more than a month, Southwest Florida restaurants have been relying on delivery and takeout orders – if they could afford to stay open at all.
There is finally some hope on the horizon after Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Wednesday that restaurants will be allowed to reopen, albeit at a smaller capacity.
Part of the governor’s phase one plan is letting restaurants open outdoor seating – as long as tables are six feet apart – and indoor seating will be able to operate at 25 percent capacity.
PDF DOWNLOAD: Gov. DeSantis’ executive order outlining phase one
Business owners across the area listened in to find out if they would be able to reopen. Not everyone was satisfied with the outcome.
“It was a big shock actually. We were all kind of hoping everything was going to be opening up,” said Cody Graffice, owner of CrossFit Fireball.
Graffice is one of many gym owners forced to keep their businesses closed. Bars, pubs and nightclubs also won’t be allowed to reopen.
Along with restaurants, retailers can reopen – but they’ll also have to operate at only 25 percent capacity.
Doug Miller and Amy Eldridge, owners of F-K Your Diet Restaurant in south Lee County, said it’s a step forward, but it puts businesses in a bind when it comes to letting customers in.
“We’re going to have to tell them ‘I’m sorry, you can’t be here.’ What happens if a family of seven comes in and you have only got three seats?” Miller asked.
“Don’t put us in a position to be the police of it,” Miller said.
But managing customers’ expectations isn’t even an option for gym owners like Graffice.
“Micro-gyms can do small classes, that can do personal training, that could definitely get social distancing in there, and still be able to be open, to stay afloat,” he said.
“People are putting their memberships on hold but rent is still due. It takes a hurt on us pretty bad.”
Hair salons and barbershops also can’t reopen.
“We’re all disappointed about it but in the end, I think we understand,” said John Weiland, owner/operator of Gene and Gerald’s Barber Shop.
He said they’ll at least get to learn from how other businesses managed the soft open under new circumstances.
“We just have to kind of idly sit back and hope that we’re part of phase two,” he said.
When phase two will happen isn’t known right now. The governor said that will depend on medical data.
Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties are excluded from the governor’s first phase because of their high case numbers.
Rep. Greg Steube said he fears people from outside Southwest Florida will flock to our area.
“I think you’ll see people in neighboring counties come to other counties that are starting to open up things they can go to, especially retail.”
Restaurants recommend calling ahead before going to make sure they chose to reopen and can serve you under their capacity limits.


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NAMI’s poll finds that parents are deeply concerned about their children’s mental health and, importantly, understand the value of mental health awareness and treatment. We encourage parents to seek help for their children if they see signs that concern them.
With today’s decision to require providers to support text messaging to 988, the FCC has created a new vehicle for people to access help. The ability to text 988 will support at-risk communities, including youth and young adults, marginalized and underserved populations, and individuals who are deaf and hard of hearing.
“By responding to a mental health crisis with mental health professionals, lives will be saved and people in crisis can get the right care when they need it most,” said Daniel H. Gillison Jr, NAMI CEO.
We commissioned this important survey during the pandemic to get a clearer understanding of how different communities are faring. Younger adults (18–34) experience greater concerns about the judgment and stigma they may experience from seeking out treatment. When they do seek out treatment, they have greater difficulty in accessing affordable, professional care.
The survey sought to better understand the impact of mood disorders, which include common mental illnesses such as bipolar disorder, major depressive disorder and other kinds of depression. While racial disparities exist across all communities, our survey found that Hispanic and Asian American individuals are facing more significant struggles, including a lack of cultural competency among health care professionals.
This MIAW, NAMI is highlighting our “Together for Mental Health” campaign, which focuses on the importance of improving the mental health care system. Each day throughout the week (Oct. 3 – 9), we will spread awareness about some of the most common barriers to mental health care people with mental illness face. We will accomplish this by raising the voices of those with lived experience and sharing their compelling stories.
Reminders of 9/11 are all around us — in the news, in documentaries, on social media and in the broader public discussion. For many people, those reminders vividly bring back the trauma they first felt two decades ago. We respond to grief and tragedy in our own ways and our own time. You should know that you are not alone — and that help is available.
The cost of treatment and access to quality, affordable care, along with stigma, are major barriers to Americans seeking help for mood disorders, according to a national survey out today. The 2021 Mood Disorder Survey was conducted by The Harris Poll on behalf of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI).
NAMI and The Steve Fund have established a new partnership to promote programs and services to support the mental health of Black families and other families of color, uniting two organizations with a mutual goal to build knowledge about mental health and access to needed resources.


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Ed Langlois/Catholic Sentinel Portland calligrapher and artist Chuck Lehman holds his piece on St. Maximilian Kolbe, who gave himself up to die in place of another prisoner at Auschwitz. People are hungry for meaningful sacred art, Lehman says.
A veteran Catholic calligrapher from Portland is calling on his peers to breathe new life into sacred art. Thursday, July 6, 2017
NEW YORK (CNS) — The low-budget Faustian fable that is "Wish Upon" (Broad Green) has a bullied teen girl fulfilling her earthly desires for vengeance, money, popularity and a surprisingly chaste romance in exchange for maybe her mortal soul.
NEW YORK (CNS) — Monkey business turns deadly serious in "War for the Planet of the Apes" (Fox), the climactic installment of the rebooted film franchise based on the work of French science-fiction author Pierre Boulle (1912-1994).
BEAVERTON — For a musician, receiving a gold record for a single or album is not only a career highlight — it’s the moment of a lifetime. For Dan Schauffler, Valley Catholic band director, that moment was more than 30 years in the making. On April 4, students, faculty and staff celebrated the golden achievement.


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TBX5 nuclear localization is mediated by dual cooperative intramolecular signals
The TBX5 transcription factor is required for normal cardiogenesis, and human TBX5 mutations cause congenital heart defects. Previous studies have shown that TBX5 can localize to cellular nuclei during embryogenesis and have suggested that altered nuclear localization may contribute to disease pathogenesis. Current analyses suggest that TBX5 nuclear localization is not uniform during organogenesis. To determine the biochemical mechanisms underlying TBX5 nuclear import, we performed site-directed mutagenesis of human TBX5. We identified two distinct nuclear localization signals in TBX5, one monopartite and one bipartite. While each is insufficient to promote complete TBX5 nuclear localization, they act cooperatively to do so. These sequences are evolutionarily conserved and have cognates in other T-box gene family members. Â© 2003 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology
Collavoli, Anita; Hacker, Cathy J.; He, Jie; Okin, Daniel; Deo, Rahul; and Basson, Craig T., "TBX5 nuclear localization is mediated by dual cooperative intramolecular signals" (2003). PCOM Scholarly Papers. 504.

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The popular belief that homes in close proximity to shops inevitably pushes up the rent is being challenged by new research.
The budgeting website Thinkmoney has analysed the average price and rent of homes within the postal district of the 33 largest shopping centres in the UK.
It’s compared the average price of properties and rent within the town or city the shopping centre is located, to reveal how much property prices could be impacted.
To the surprise of some, rent was shown to have decreased around £171 for homes very close to the largest shopping centres.
For example, the average rent near Westfield in west London is £1,863 - a drop of £505 pcm on the average rent in the W12 west London postcode.
Likewise renters around Brent Cross shopping centre pay an average of £451 less per month than those who live in the rest of the area.
It’s not just a London phenomenon - in Newcastle rent around the Metrocentre is £310 cheaper per month than other places to rent in Gateshead.
Robert Burdett of James Leigh Property Management says: “There is a clear link between shopping centres and house price values, but it isn’t as simple as the closer you are the more valuable property becomes.
“House prices can be up to five per cent higher where there is easy access to a decent shopping centre, but this effect is not necessarily in the immediate vicinity, where areas tend to be more commercial, traffic can be heavy, and homes, generally speaking, are less desirable to the demographic that is likely to visit the shopping centre.
“That said, shopping centres employ hundreds, if not thousands of people, many on fairly low wages, so there is a requirement for homes that are accessible to this group, which creates a need for quality, affordable homes.
“These could be rental properties or high-density housing where values are lower, but competition can be fierce. Having said this, the impact of shopping centres on house prices has been mitigated somewhat by Covid, and other factors like the lack of available property for sale and the stamp duty holiday.”
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Our Sister Restaurant: M Waterfront Grille
The owners of the National Hotel opened a restaurant in Naples, Fl in 1988 originally named Maxwell's on the Bay. Since that time, many of the employees have traveled between these properties working the winter season in Naples, and the summers on Block Island. Renamed in 2008 to M Waterfront Grille, the restaurant continues to serve cutting edge continental cuisine in a spectacular setting overlooking the Venetian Bay. Be sure to visit if you ever get to southwest Florida.


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Borough Market + jose pizarro + Lobos Tapas
Today I visit London’s world renowned Borough Market by London Bridge. I get the ingredients to make a dish in a Jose Pizarro cook book Basque. You can also check out the YouTube vlog of my visit here:
Every morning visit to Borough Market begins for me with some good coffee. Most visitors go too coffee shop is Monmouth coffee on Park Street. Monmouth serve coffee to enjoy in store or to go and beans both whole and ground to enjoy at home.
I thought today I would try the new kid on the block giving Monmouth a run for its money, Grind & Co. London Grind. London Grind is located in an old bank building at the end of London Bridge itself. Great location and also good coffee.
The choice of amazing quality food to take home or enjoy at Borough Market is so incredible. After my morning coffee I get some Oysters for breakfast. After Breakfast I begin my search for the ingredients for Sunday lunch and following a recipe from the new Jose Pizarro cook book.
I get some lunch at one of the Borough market restaurants Lobos Tapas. I try the pan con tomate, Padron peppers and also the Lobos burger which is the best burger I have found at Borough Market.
So after a snack at Brindisa I get a pint at the Globe Pub in Borough Market. I then make the Lamb shank dish following the Basque cook book recipe. I went on a Saturday so it has longer opening hours and shuts on Sunday.
Also check out my YouTube vlog above to see the recipe I followed from Jose Pizarro’s amazing new book, Basque Spanish Recipes from San Sebastian & Beyond.
Check out Lobos Tapas website: www.lobostapas.co.uk
Check out Jose Pizarro’s website: www.josepizarro.com


By Joshua Allen
ONL Staff Reporter
Hard fought performances yielded third place finishes for the Panther and Lady Panther basketball teams after both squads matched wins and losses at this year’s annual 66 Conference Tournament, winning in the first round, taking losses in the second and finishing on top in the final round.
The Lady Panthers faced off against Seminole in first round action Tuesday, January 21. The girls maintained a dominance throughout the game, leading to a 21-point win with the final score 58-37.
That win took the girls to the second round game, held Friday, January 25, at which point the tournament reach a level of tension only reserved for extra quarters.
As it has been reported many times in this publication, the Lady Panthers are known to get into some close matchups. The second-round game against Chandler was close, and the fourth quarter buzzer sounded with the score tied.
Neither team scored more than 30 points in the low-scoring, defensive and pressure-filled game. In the end, Chandler was victorious by a mere three points, sending the Lady Panthers to the losers bracket with a score of 23-26.
Refusing to let the lose destroy completely their tournament play, the Lady Panthers rallied Saturday (Jan. 26) to beat MCloud 52-41 and secure a third-place finish.
In a similar fashion, literally matching brackets with the girls (even a very close game in round two), save for the difference in teams, the Panthers worked for a first-round win over Stroud, dominating their opponent with a 66-29 victory.
That took the boys to Friday’s second round where they ran into a fierce Prague team. Earlier in the season, the Panthers defeated the same Prague team 62-36.
This game against Prague didn’t have that same zeal for the Panthers … which ended up turning into a loss, even if barely. Prague won by only two points, sending Okemah to the other side of the 66 Conference Tournament bracket by a score of 43-45.
Finally, as with the girls, the Panther sought a bit of redemption and found it against MCloud in final round. The boys were up for third place, which they earned with a crushing 34-point victory over their opponent.
The Okemah High School basketball teams hosted Vanoss Tuesday, January 29. With the results not available by press time that Tuesday, the Panthers went into the game with a 13-5 record, ranked #13 in Class 2A, according to OSSAArankings.com. Their opponent, Vanoss High School, however, went into the game ranked #1 in the same class.
Vanoss’ girls team is ranked up toward the top, as well. They went into Tuesday’s game against the Lady Panthers ranked #3 in Class 2A, while the Lady Panthers only barely in the state’s top 20 Class 2A teams, ranking at #19 with a 12-5 record prior to Tuesday’s contest.
Friday, February 2, the Okemah squads hit the road for a short haul to Seminole to take on the bigger Class 4A school.
Check www.OkemahNewsLeader.com for reports from those games, or find the Okemah News Leader on Facebook.


While the new biopic about Aretha Franklin doesn’t come out for a few months, fans got a new sneak peek. The teaser trailer for Respect recently came out. The movie will star singer and actress Jennifer Hudson as Aretha Franklin. The movie is based on her life story and career.
The clips show Jennifer as Aretha singing the song “Respect” in a flashy gold dress. Clips flash to Aretha’s life over the years. The film will also star Forest Whitaker, Marlon Wayans, Audra McDonald, Queen Latifah, Marc Maron, Tituss Burgess, Tate Donovan, and Mary J. Blige.
Watch the trailer for the Aretha Franklin biopic called ‘Respect’ based on her popular hit song
The biopic has been in the works for many years. Aretha was reportedly involved in the production until her death in 2018. Aretha personally chose Jennifer to play her in the film. After the teaser trailer was released, Jennifer performed the song “Young, Gifted & Black” by Aretha at the 2020 BET Awards. The song originally came out in 1972.
The film will premiere in December 2020. Watch the new trailer below! Are you excited for the film?


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This paper presents an investigation into the optimization of cooling systems in large bore two-stroke cycle engines. Even though common operating knowledge suggests that cooling capacity will increase with an increase in the water flow rate, there are documented cases where engine cooling can be increased by adjusting the cooling water flow to something less than the maximum flow rate. As such, a need existed to explore the heat transfer mechanisms from the combusting gases to the cooling water and then from the cooling water to the environs. PRCI funded a project at the K-State National Gas Machinery Laboratory to collect OEM cooling system operating specifications, determine if there was, in fact, an optimal operating condition of the cooling system and to then explore the claims that the higher flow rate does not always lead to improved cooling. This paper reports on the latter portion of the study where an engineering model was developed to quantify the heat transfer rate from the combusting gases through the cylinder walls and then to the cooling water flowing through the engine block and head. The cooling system engineering model is physics-based and relies on the plethora of information in public-domain literature.


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No1 Lounge, Birmingham (Champagne)
1 glass of champagne (or a signature cocktail)
Runway views, unlimited WiFi, glossy magazines, and charging points
No.1 Birmingham Airport Lounge offers both sophistication and tranquility
Start you journey in style and spoil yourself to a glass of Champagne or Bucks Fizz before you board your flight. Designed with guests’ pleasure in mind, this attractive and elegant airport lounge features a bistro menu, plenty of natural light and free Wi-Fi. Guests are invited to sip a cocktail, dine in style with top-class food and drink in the runway views. The holiday starts here.
Conditions of entry:
Maximum 3 hour stay • Ticketed passengers only • Package includes lounge entry & 1 glass of Champagne or Bucks Fizz per adult (18+years) • Subsequent Champagne/Bucks Fizz is subject to payment (for adults only 18+ years) • Children under 12 years must be supervised by an adult • Waiter service; bistro menu in addition to the self-service buffet • Smart casual dress at all times
From £34.00 per adult
Food and Drink
The breakfast menu offers a good variety of options for different dietary needs and clearly lists what each dish contains.
With a chef on site certain dished can also be adjusted to make them gluten-free such as eggs benedict, eggs florentine, bacon roll, sausage sub.
For the PM menu there is the favourite of an English All Day Breakfast as well as a more usual Pumpkin Tortelloni.
FAQs about BHX No.1 Lounge
How long can I stay in the lounge?
You can use the lounge three hours prior to your flight time. Extra hours can be purchased in advance if you plan to arrive earlier.
When booking online, we automatically set the arrival time three hours prior to your flight time, in line with our terms and conditions. You're free to leave the lounge and return any time during your stay, but must keep your luggage with you at all times.
Where is the No.1 Birmingham Lounge located?
The Clubrooms lounge is located airside in Birmingham Airport on the departure pier, two minutes from the main departure lounge, close to gate 54.
Is there a dress code?
Yes, the No.1 Lounge have a dress code in place to ensure a premium lounge experience for all our guests.
All guests are asked to wear smart-casual clothing.
The No.1 Lounge reserves the right to refuse admission to anyone wearing clothing which they deem to be unsuitable. This may include themed or fancy dress outfits, clothes with slogans that may cause offence, replica sports kits, beach flip flops, clothing that exposes midriffs or upper thighs, or bare shoulders on men. We also ask that guests do not wear tracksuits while in the lounge.


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Having a good credit standing seems a bit difficult especially when you are living from paycheque to paycheque. Traditional lenders and banks sign off on loan applications from borrowers with good credit standing. Approval is out of question if your credit score is not fair. A bad credit rating definitely puts a hurdle. What if you need money for emergency when you are running out of money?
Having bad credit loans approved from traditional lenders is impossible. You have left only one option that is direct lenders. Online lenders are known to approve your bad credit loan application the same day when you put in. Same-day payout and instant approval like claims trickle the fancy of a large number of borrowers. However, it does not mean they cannot turn down your application.
Direct lenders accept applications from all types of borrowers regardless of credit history. Since the online lending has been introduced, getting a bad credit loan has become possible.
Here is how you can get these approved from your direct lender.
Check your financial condition
The aim of bad credit borrowers is to fund your unforeseen expenses. If you have an emergency and you are running out of money, you can take out a loan with direct lenders only. However, they will want to get their money back. You should try to make efforts to have enough income to make the lender believe that you can easily pay off the debt. A direct lender takes into account your income sources to analyse that whether you will be able to repay the debt or not. Having a good income source can help you get a loan easily. You should try to increase your income sources. Try to do a part-time job or freelancing. In fact, you can have a side gigs such as waling a dog, cleaning houses. The more income you have, the higher the chances of approval will be.
Review your credit report for accuracy
A bad credit loan means you will likely end up paying high interest rates. However, these interest rates are likely to go up higher if your credit score is very poor. If you are taking out a loan, you should be aware of your credit rating. Chances are you will find errors in your credit file. Contact credit reference agencies – Experian, Equifax and TransUnion and ask them for your credit report. You can get it free of cost once a year. Peruse your credit report to see if there is any error. Mae sure that report does not consist of a default that you do not recognise. This may account for very poor credit score and a lender may turn down your application. Be careful with your personal details such as address and contact number. The lender may reject your application if it shows any mistake in your contact details.
Look over your repayment potential
It is paramount that you do not apply for a loan that you cannot afford. Some direct lenders turn down your application as they suspect that your credit need is higher than your affordability. Before you put in the loan application, you must ensure that you are not borrowing money beyond your affordability. The best method is to make a budget to analyse your monthly spending and incomings. Make sure that you have a net worth after deducting all of your monthly expenses as you will use this money to pay off your debt.
Arrange a guarantor
Short-term loans do not come with obligations such as guarantor and collateral, but direct lenders do not discourage you from arranging a guarantor. Having a bad credit loan approved at lower interest rate is possible only when you arrange a guarantor with a good credit rating. Sometimes direct lender doubt on your repayment capacity and cast aside your loan application. Despite a bad credit score, you can get a loan approved quickly by arranging a guarantor. It mitigates the risk of a lender and hence they do not mind lending you money at lower interest rate. In case, you commit a default, the lender can call upon a guarantor to pay on your behalf. However, remember that a guarantor is obliged to pay off the debt when all methods of recovering money from you get exhausted.
The bottom line
Applying for a loan in hurry is not a good idea. A loan with bad credit comes with high interest rates. Make sure that you do enough research to choose a lender who provides best deals according to your budget. Beware of hidden fees. Some borrowers apply for a loan with bad credit through a broker. They provide you with a wide range of options. You may think that you have chosen a good deal, but you will end up paying brokers’ fees. Choose a direct lender who does not charge upfront fees.

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GeoSmart adds Ambiental data to enhance its flood risk assessments
Unique combination raises the bar on flood risk assessment, providing unparalleled peace of mind for property professionals
GeoSmart Information, the innovative environmental reports, data, and services provider, has further enhanced its range of flood risk reports for property professionals.
It has teamed up with flood risk expert Ambiental to add the latest iteration of its ultra-high resolution UKFloodMap™ dataset across all the FloodSmart range. This unique combination will ensure that developers, architects, and planning consultants can access faster, more accurate flood risk assessments to support sustainable development.
FloodSmart reports now include GeoSmart’s leading national groundwater data with Ambiental’s river, coastal, and surface water (pluvial) datasets, together with essential historic analysis of flood defence and dam breaches.
It also notes maximum flood depths experienced in a given flood so that the potential severity of an event can be better visualised.
By harnessing Ambiental’s 2D Flowroute-I™ model, which enables flood predictions down to individual building level precision, more complex floodplain dynamics can be drawn. This enables architects to better visualise how a building design could respond or be adapted to real world hydrology.
Chris Taylor, sales and commercial director at GeoSmart, says: ‘We have raised the bar again for flood risk assessment. This powerful and truly unique combination of datasets allows our consultants to fully understand how overlapping flood risk factors could affect a site. Armed with this information, our clients are able to make the best decisions on purchasing the site and ensuring the building design can meet planning conditions based on expected real world conditions.’
Justin Butler, CEO of Ambiental, says: ‘We are delighted to work together with GeoSmart on delivering these enhancements to their FloodSmart range.
Flood modelling as a discipline is evolving rapidly as new datasets and methods become available. Currency of data is key to ensure the most reliable flood predictions and both Ambiental and Geosmart are innovators in this field.
By combining our unique modelling technologies and digital mapping, two of the leading forces in flood risk modelling have delivered a truly unbeatable package to give peace of mind to property professionals and assist with site investigation ahead of planning.’
About GeoSmart Information
GeoSmart delivers insight on environmental risk and suitability for property development and infrastructure.
For more information, please visit www.geosmartinfo.co.uk, email email@example.com or call 01743 276 150.
About Ambiental Technical Solutions Limited
Ambiental is a leading flood risk assessment, surface water drainage, and flood risk modelling consultancy.
For more information, please visit www.ambiental.co.uk.


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How to Strengthen Legs on a Total Gym with a Bad Back
Modern technology can be a total paradox. On one hand technology makes life easier, on the other hand it has caused us to become more sedentary by allowing us to push buttons for work instead of performing manual labor. The human body was made to move, not remain seated all day. In another paradox, too much time spent NOT moving could be a possible cause of low back pain.
Low back pain is no fun and can have a negative impact on the quality of life. If one experiences pain for more than a couple of days in a row it could be a sign of a serious injury and it is important to see a medical professional for a proper diagnosis and treatment. However, like many people, instead of ongoing low back pain one may experience occasional periods of discomfort. When these flare-ups do occur don’t let them interrupt a normal exercise program.
It can be difficult to identify the specific cause of lower back pain; it could be related to a lack of mobility in the hips, or overall strength in the legs. The structure of the lower back, the lumbar and sacral segments of the spine, where they meet the bones of the pelvis, is designed to provide stability. The hips, on the other hand, are designed to be mobile. One possible cause of low back pain is that sitting for too long can cause muscle imbalances in the hips which can significantly restrict the range-of-motion of the joints, changing how they move.
When the hips lose mobility, the muscles and joints of the lower back which sit above the hips, will try to create the necessary motion for many movements. Since the lower back is not designed to have an excessive amount of motion this can be a potential mechanism of injury. If leg muscles aren’t that strong when lifting an object off of the floor, one is more likely to use the back muscles. Improving mobility of the hips and strengthening the legs can help improve overall function and possibly reduce the risk of damaging the lower back.
If your Client’s back is bothersome it may be a little uncomfortable to strengthen the legs (NOTE: discomfort is okay–it means the muscles are working. STOP immediately if a feel sharp pain is felt) but strengthening the lower body could reduce the amount of discomfort. In an effort to help reduce the risk of developing lower back pain and improve the ability to enjoy one’s favorite activities here are 6 ways to use a Total Gym to strengthen legs and improve hip mobility.
When standing upright gravity pulls the upper body into the hips which can help reduce motion in the joints. To strengthen legs without harming the back or making any existing discomfort worse, it is important to remove the effects of gravity. We can’t just turn gravity off, although that might be fun if we could, but we can place our body in different positions to significantly reduce and minimize the impact of gravity. A primary benefit of the Total Gym is that moving on an inclined plane reduces the effects of gravity which can immediately help improve hip mobility.
NOTE: Total Gym helps keep the lumbar spine stable when lying on the back. This allows your client to focus on the muscles responsible for moving the hips, knees and feet. The closer the Total Gym is to the ground, the less gravity will effect the body. If the back is currently bothering them, have them start with the glideboard as low as possible and increase the height of the glideboard as they feel stronger and more comfortable.
Stationary Squats: Have them lie on their back with their feet hip-to-shoulder width apart, so that their toes are close to the top edge of the squat stand. Have them lower their bottom down until their knees are about 90 degrees. They hold that for 30 seconds or until they fatigue. They then rest for 30 seconds and repeat 2-to-3 times.TIP: As they hold the squat, have them press their feet into the board and squeeze those thighs to engage the muscles.
Outer Thigh Lifts. Have them lie on their right side with their right leg straight and their right foot pressed into the squat stand. Have them lift their left leg up in the air so that both legs are about 6-to-8 inches apart and hold for 3-to-5 seconds before slowly lowering back down. Repeat for 10-to-12 reps and switch sides, rest 45 sec. after both sides, complete
Sprinter Start. Have them kneel on the glideboard on their hands and knees so that they are facing the top of the Total Gym and their feet are close to the squat stand. Have them place their right foot on the squat stand and keep their left knee under their hip. Have them tighten their abs as they push their right foot into the board to move you closer to the top and return to the bottom slowly. 10-to-12 reps and switch legs, rest 45 seconds and repeat 2-to-3 times.
Step-ups. Set the rails on the lowest level. Have them stand facing the bottom of the Total Gym so that their one foot can step up on to the glideboard pressing their foot down to move the glildeboard closer to the bottom, which will help it remain stable during the exercise. They can pause for 2-to-3 seconds before slowly lowering themselves down. Repeat for 8-to-10 reps, switch sides to alternate legs, rest for 45 seconds after both legs and repeat for 2-to-3 sets.
Squats. Have them lie on the glideboard with their feet on the squat stand so that their toes are close to the top. Have them squat down for a 3-count, pause for 1 sec. then push back to the top. Repeat for 12-to-15 reps, rest for 1 min. and complete 2-to-3 sets
If these exercises are done at least 2-to-3 times a week there is a good chance that you will see improvement in the strength of the legs and reduce risk of low back pain.
Here’s a final paradox; yes, exercising when the back is bothersome can be uncomfortable but not exercising can actually make the discomfort worse which can turn a minor problem into a major one. Even after almost twenty years of being a personal trainer and group fitness instructor I may not know what causes low-back pain, but I do know that improving strength and flexibility in the lower body can help reduce the risk of letting it impact quality of life.
About the Author
Pete McCall is an educator, performance coach, personal trainer, author, consultant and host of the All About Fitness podcast. Based in San Diego, CA, Pete holds a master’s degree in exercise science and health promotion, completed a Fellowship in Applied Functional Science with the Gray Institute, is a Certified Personal Trainer and a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist. Currently Pete is an adjunct faculty in exercise science at Mesa College, a master trainer for Core Health and Fitness, a blogger and content contributor for the American Council on Exercise (ACE) and online instructor for the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM).
Consulting with organizations like the World Bank, Reebok, 24-Hour Fitness, Core Health & Fitness, the Institute of Motion and Fit Pro, Pete has experience identifying needs and delivering solutions. Frequently quoted as a fitness expert in publications such as The New York Times, Washington Post, U-T San Diego, SELF, Glamour, and Shape Magazine and featured as a fitness expert for TV news outlets including WRC-NBC (DC), Fox News, Fox 5 San Diego, and NBC7 San Diego, Pete is a sought-after media resource for accurate, in-depth insight on how to get results from exercise. www.petemccallfitness.com


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Possible amendments to the 1987 Constitution should be studied to accommodate a fully functioning Bangsamoro region, said Atty. Laisa Alamia, executive secretary of the regional governor's office at the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao.
The proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law, recently certified as an urgent measure by President Rodrigo Duterte, abolishes the ARMM and establishes the Bangsamoro political entity via a Moro government.
"For some of the provisions of the BBL you have to have an amendment of the Constitution. That has been the problem in the previous administration. If we are not going to amend the Constitution, so that there would be no questions about the constitutionality of the law, that would mean also diluting the law," Alamia said, referencing a similar Bangsamoro body proposal that failed to move during the previous administration because of constitutional issues.
"If it (proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law) becomes diluted, then it’s not going to resolve the current issues that we already have. It’s not going to be a solution," she said.
Alamia faced international journalists in her office in ARMM in Cotabato City Friday. Like several other BBL supporters, she expects the BBL's time in the legislative mill to take a while.
"It’s (proposed BBL) very detailed, it’s based on the issues that are present now, it’s going to change the system that we have here. I think it’s going to take a long time," Alamia said about the timeline to have the measure passed.
"Personally, I wouldn’t want a BBL that would be passed that is diluted and that is less than the ARMM or just equal to the ARMM because we do not just want an ARMM, an RA (Republic Act) 9054 with all the flaws that are present," she said about the draft measure.
Alamia said ARMM is helping the BBL even if it means "demise of the ARMM if only it’s (BBL) going to solve all of the problems and respond to the aspirations of the Bangsamoro."
BBL supporters anticipate resistance in Congress over the draft law's inconsistencies with the 1987 Constitution, and because the measure expands territories for inclusion under a Moro government.
The measure's draft was submitted as scheduled in July. But proponents are estimating six months at least for deliberation in Congress before it is passed. The original target to pass the measure was December, but that may have to be extended, said Undersecretary Diosita Andot of the Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process.
"If it passes, it will pass in December, then we can have within 120 days the ratification of the bill," Andot said.
Andot said there are identified territories but the BBL draft contains provision to allow expansion by allowing places to opt-in for membership into the Bangsamoro region. This is a cause for apprehension for some places, she said.
"Magiging problema iyon because the congressmen, the political leaders will really fight that in Congress," she said.
There are hopes that an empowered Bangsamoro region would douse an intensifying radicalization of youth who are being recruited by extremists into ISIS-like organizations. Moro Islamic Liberation Front Vice Chair Ghazali Jaafar said they are talking with other armed Moro groups to disarm for the BBL.
But draft measures for the Bangsamoro federal-style region have been dogged by inconsistencies with the 1987 Constitution and the current unitary system of government, making the push for the new region one with constitutional repercussions.
The MILF-drafted proposal have yet to be sponsored by a Congress member for tackling.
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After about 10 weeks of hearings and dozens of hours of debate, Columbus Council approved a $265.7 million budget for fiscal 2016 today without discussion.
Minutes later, while voting on ordinances enacting parts of the budget, they spent 45 minutes haggling over the use of plastic bags for yard waste before coming to an inconclusive vote, which means they will have to consider it again next week.
The $265,724,993 budget is just $48,037 higher than Mayor Teresa Tomlinson’s proposed budget of $265,676,956, but there were several substantive changes in the budget.
Councilors blocked Tomlinson’s effort to transfer funding for eight sheriff’s office investigators to the police department, restored funding for three sheriff’s office SWAT positions and restored funding for three of six marshal’s office deputies that Tomlinson had cut.
Two changes in the way the city collects refuse survived the process -- cutting trash pickup from twice to once a week, which will start Sept. 14, and stopping the recycling of glass, which will start July 6. A third change, banning the use of plastic bags for yard waste, is up in the air even after today’s 45-minute debate.
Currently, residents can use plastic bags to hold grass clippings and other yard waste and place them at the curb for weekly pickup. Because it is against the law to put plastic bags in inert landfills, inmates on the trucks must use a boxcutter to cut open the bags, dump the contents into the truck, then stuff the bag into another plastic bag for transport to the citys main landfill.
This, according to Public Works Director Pat Biegler, slows the pickup process considerably and costs the taxpayers thousands of dollars for the boxcutters and bags, gas, time and vehicle wear to transport the bags to the landfill. The bags also add to the of non-biodegradable mass in the landfill.
Councilor Glenn Davis, who has fought the plastic bag ban from the beginning, made a motion to remove the ban from the ordinance.
“I still think we may be moving a little too fast on this matter,” Davis said. “I think this is something that we can can continue to look into in time, so I’m going to ask for reconsideration one more time.”
Councilor Mike Baker defended the ban, saying that it was a way to save money by addressing inefficiencies, which is something council often asks the city administration to do.
“My concern is we’ve asked the city manager many times to ask his department heads to review every part of their operations for inefficiencies, and that’s what director Biegler has done,” Baker said. “She’s done what we’ve asked departments to do. That’s my concern, addressing the inefficiency that’s been going on.”
Davis said in a previous meeting that he would rather see an increase in the garbage fee than what he considers a cutback in city services. Baker addressed a possible fee increase by saying it would be tantamount to subsidizing an inefficient process rather than making it efficient.
“If we’re going to have a fee increase in the future, and we probably are, it’s going have to be for reserve for capital replacement, reserve for landfill closure and monitoring post-closure,” Baker said. “Those are big-ticket things that we’re not addressing. That’s where the money needs to go. I don’t think it needs to go to supplement an inefficient collection model.”
Davis countered, calling the ban an “indirect tax.”
“What you’re doing here really is eliminating a service that’s been provided to the citizens for a long time,” Davis said. “And in my opinion, it’s an indirect tax on the citizens, and you’re heaping a cost of living increase on the citizens.”
In the end Davis’ motion to eliminate the ban from the ordinance failed by an inconclusive 5-3 vote, with Davis, Judy Thomas,Tom Buck, Mimi Woodson and Gary Allen voting for it and Baker, Pops Barnes and Evelyn Turner-Pugh voting against. Councilors Skip Henderson and Bruce Huff were absent.
That brought the original ordinance to the table, where it also failed on an inconclusive 5-3 vote, with Baker, Barnes, Allen, Woodson and Turner-Pugh voting for it and Thomas, Davis and Buck voting against.
The ordinance will be brought back up at council’s next meeting, Tuesday, June 23 at 5:30 p.m.