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JULY BIRTH GEM HEART. Symbolic of Wisdom and Peace.

Birth Gem Hearts are a romantic tradition that has endured the test of time since before the Medievel era. The Nobile collection of Birth Gem Hearts have been designed to reflect the colour of each calendar month, according to the modern day translation and using the closest natural glass colours available. Every Birth Gem Heart has been carefully hand made using traditional Old World  Glass making techniques, giving each item a unique appearance, whilst continueing to represent a beautiful genuine colour.

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Hurricane Irene – What You Must Know About Flood Harm Cleanup And Mould Prevention

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With a normal disaster like Hurricane Irene, flood injury is extensive and so is the demand from customers for h2o injury restoration companies.

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COVID 19: Pakistan Death toll Spiked to 20

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30th Mar, 2020. 11:55 am

The death toll in Pakistan due to novel coronavirus spiked to 20 after Sindh confirms two more deaths.

As per details, Two more people have died of the coronavirus in Karachi, taking Sindh’s death toll to five.

Sindh Health Minister Azra Pechuho confirmed the deaths. The patients were 52 and 66 years old and had been diagnosed with COVID-19 three days ago.

The 66-year-old patient had renal issues and was on dialysis regularly and the 52-year-old had a respiratory problem.

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A long dream

9 October 2009 | Fiction, Prose

A short story from Jälkikasvu (‘Offspring’, Otava, 2009)

‘I was eating a late breakfast, without a care in the world, when it happened.’

He snaps off the recorder. He has said the same thing three times now, but he always loses his train of thought right there. Why is it so difficult to continue? In his mind, the next part feels quite clear, but the words simply won’t come out of his mouth. He ought to say that his wife left him yesterday, on the twelfth of February, at 10:48 AM, following a three-minute fifteen-second briefing.

He remembers how the clock face kept flashing over his wife’s shoulder as he listened to the precise sentences that dropped from her lips. She spoke very clearly, so slowly in fact that after the first minute it felt like watching the sign-language newscast. His wife was the main newscaster, and there ought to have been a sign language interpreter behind her shoulder, who would have made the pauses and slow tempo understandable. But all that was there was the clock with its second hand ticking inexorably onwards. It looked like a sledgehammer pounding the life out of everything in its path. After three times around, time had been so thoroughly killed that there was no chance of resuscitation.

Or so he thought. In actuality, time had simply shifted from the clock into his head.

His wife left him 27 hours, two minutes, and fourteen seconds ago.

Once when he was young, he watched a documentary on television about a world-famous author, an old man at the time, now dead. The author said that all of his stories – a considerable number – got their start in the same way: a character had come to life in his head and started to explain himself into reality, so that the author had to take hold of the explanation and write about it to make a record of the character. The author himself had always thought this method was a flimsy one, but it seemed it never failed him. He had been married three times, fathered seven children, and lived in four different countries, but the most real experience for him was the writing, that substanceless place where he might submerge himself, and create a story and characters who spoke inside his head.

From then on he, Julius, had waited for an imaginary character to start talking in his head, someone for him to listen to, who would take control and demand his attention, but nothing ever happened. For the last few years he had started to wonder if he would be able to stand such characters even if they did take up residence in his mind. He would get annoyed with them just like he got annoyed at beggars on street-corners or kids making noise under his window – he would pass them by, or tell them to go play in the park.

The same memory keeps troubling him: decades ago on a business trip in central Europe he had heard a story about a soccer player, a respected league player who was always given plenty of time on the field and lots of responsibility. For some reason, the man began nevertheless to fear that he was turning into a soccer ball, that he would end up bounced and kicked around the field just like a soccer ball. He wanted to stay close to his beloved sport, but he could no longer devote himself to the struggle on the field, so he became a lineman, then a referee, then the lead referee, but it didn’t ease his fears. He got drawn into administrative duties, first at the national level, then in the international field – although his field now consisted of meeting rooms, conferences and committees. His career went unusually smoothly, but the whole time he had a longing to touch a soccer ball. If only he didn’t have that unbearable fear!

That story had haunted him from the moment he heard it.

His thoughts jump around, scatter here and there. It’s from lack of sleep. After his wife’s monologue, he still couldn’t sleep. Of course he tried, but just when the jumble of images in his head would start to darken into a dream, he would be conscious that his life depended upon staying awake. His system would be on alert, his heart would pound, he would be in complete self-defence mode, as if he were trapped at the edge of a cliff, and would fall if he lost consciousness. And the human will to survive is so deep that Julius stays awake.

Just one small suitcase. ‘I can get the rest later,’ his wife said, walking calmly to the door, and slipping out, like she had thousands of times before. For a few minutes he didn’t really put together what was happening – whether his wife was going to the theatre with some friend, or on a business trip, or popping out for a walk as she took out the garbage. She was leaving him? Every piece of furniture was still in its place, the dishes were there where they had been put down, the pictures and mirrors were there on the wall, the arm of the sofa still had a little red wine stain faded to nothingness from the wash. But everything looked empty, emptied by his wife’s departure.

The telephone beeps a warning, he attaches the battery to the charger but leaves the receiver on, just in case, a little package that slips into your hand that you can use to get in touch with the rest of the world – but he doesn’t want to. Though a few hours later he did go to the store to buy a bit of bread, cheese, and coffee, and ran into Leo, and they even chatted for a moment. He didn’t mention his wife leaving – its not the kind of thing that you talk about with acquaintances like him. Leo said he watched a sporting event over the weekend – ski jumping, to be exact – and according to the commentator, one competitor ‘finished his round with a fall from his upper torso.’ Leo was still amused by this, and once it would have got at least a smile out of him, too, but now his answer stuck in his throat. He claimed he was coming down with something and went quickly home before Leo could ask him to play chess – it was already several weeks since the last time they played. Playing chess would have betrayed his sleep deprivation, and then he would have had to explain.

No one has called since his wife left. They aren’t expecting him at work because it’s his winter vacation. He doesn’t keep in touch with his relatives regularly, and they don’t keep in touch with him. They have no children. The dog died a year ago, and they didn’t get another one. There is nothing to disturb his life now that his wife is gone.

Sometimes the phone has a life of its own. He didn’t always remember to lock his mobile as he slipped it into his pocket. One time he turned the ring-tone off while he was playing chess and when he came home from Leo’s house and took it out of his pocket, there were 24 messages on it. There are many things that I would have understood, if only they hadn’t been explained to me, the display said. The phone had ordered 24 aphorisms from the bottom of his pocket, and more kept coming, although he kept pressing buttons trying to get it to stop. An aphorism service, 1.50 euros a piece. Who knew there was such a thing?

He had, however, also had a positive experience when a phone decided to make its own calls. Gunilla. She was a colleague who had gone with him to a seminar in Oslo. At the end of an intense week of work, they had the last evening free, and Gunilla wasn’t flying out until morning. They ended up in a night club where they lingered for a long time. Gunilla drank only one glass of wine, and he drank about as temperately as usual. Conversation, dancing. At the end of the evening, they exchanged their personal phone numbers. And that was all. Two months went by and they didn’t call each other. They didn’t even meet by accident, because Gunilla worked in a field office on the other side of town. He waited for the woman to make the next move, and maybe she was doing the same thing, waiting for him. Of course she was. But he was content.

Then finally one evening, the phone rang. He was at home alone, listening to Schubert. His wife was out shopping – Christmas was coming, and he himself was trying to escape all of the hubbub.

Caller: Gunilla. He turned down the music. Blood hummed through his head as he answered the phone. What was going to happen now? At first all he heard was a rustling, then a strange squeaking noise. Little by little he constructed an image from the noises. Gunilla was walking down a snowy street, quite secluded, because there was no traffic noise in the background – but then, she did live in the suburbs. The snow was squeaking under her feet, she coughed suddenly – maybe the cold took her breath away. He thought about the objects around him: a wallet, of course, full of money and credit cards, maybe children’s pictures, a make-up bag for sure, with lipstick and powder, nail clippers, maybe a paperback to read in transit, feminine hygiene products, keys, tissues, a silky lining…. Gunilla had kept his number on her phone for more than two months, and for a brief moment he found himself in her purse, witnessing her breathing, her footsteps, her cough.

It was pleasant. Gunilla must certainly have noticed later what had happened – noticed who her phone had accidently called – but she didn’t get in touch with him, didn’t explain. He didn’t bring it up, either, ever. At the seminar the following year, in Copenhagen this time, he heard that Gunilla was on maternity leave. It was only on his way home that he realised that Gunilla must have already been pregnant that evening they spent together. The pregnancy would have been so far along that she had to have known about it, even though it didn’t yet show enough that he would have noticed it when they were dancing.

To his own wonder, he was grateful, somehow, for that evening. There had already been a child growing in Gunilla’s womb, and he couldn’t get any closer to that trio of woman, man, and child – not then, and not now. And he never would get into that trio, because his wife was already beyond her childbearing years, and nothing had happened. And from the bottom of Gunilla’s purse, he, Julius, had followed the rhythm of her steps for a moment, rocked along with her like the unfinished child in her womb, sitting in his own living room, on his own sofa, with a cognac in his hand, safe from fatherhood.

He washes the laundry but doesn’t feel like hanging it to dry. Maybe he’ll do it eventually. The bread is gone again, coffee scorches his stomach. His sister calls to invite them to their god-daughter’s birthday party Sunday after next. He says sure, although he can’t fathom an event so far in the future. Days and weeks don’t fit on a clock face, only seconds, minutes, and hours, and now that they’re in his head, he follows their progress like a formula-one driver follows his route. The cross-country journeys of days and weeks aren’t for the sleepless, their future doesn’t penetrate beyond the next curve in the road.

His wife hasn’t gone to stay in a hotel – he understands that much, at least – and she hasn’t gone to any of her friends’ houses, or her mother’s or her sister’s. When a woman starts to weave a web of secrets with another man, you can see it in everything she does – her posture, her way of walking, the way she turns her head in the middle of a sentence. If you know how to look for it. But he didn’t know how. He probably didn’t even want to know. Why would he want to, if knowing felt like this?

He remembers training the dog years ago. If they were in the park and the dog ran in an undesired direction, it didn’t do any good to just yell no, because the concept was too abstract, it wasn’t connected with anything. You had to call the dog, giving the command with a clear gesture: ‘Come!’ Then you might give it a treat for obeying and the other objects of the dog’s attention would lose their interest.

An easy thing to do, but Julius didn’t know how to adapt it to his wife.

He counts with pen and paper; he’s been awake for 46 and a half hours. About three and a half hours less time has passed since his wife left. The phone rang twice after his sister called, both times from an unfamiliar number – he didn’t answer. Snow is falling softly – large flakes. It’s been 51 days since Christmas Eve, more than seven weeks. There are 29 days in this month, because it’s a leap year.

The evening passes slowly, night falls, then come the wee hours, then morning. People take showers, eat breakfast, get dressed to go out. Ordinary sounds that he never noticed until they were missing from his own house. He sits and listens to other people’s lives. Time passes, full daylight comes. Suddenly he is very very small, maybe five years old, lying under a blanket with a fever, his temperature is still rising, he is shivering. He tries to remember his name, but he can’t get it into his mind, and a terror grows, and time passes, and he still can’t remember, and now he’s yelling at the top of his lungs, and his mother snatches him from under the blanket, she has to get the fever down, she’s in a panic, it’s delirium! The word delirium starts to make him laugh. He confuses it with Siberia, a word he knows, used when the frost cakes the edges of the windows and outside your breath makes thick clouds in the air. Cold as Siberia. His mother’s cool fingers press against his forehead and suddenly, whether he’s in a delirium or in Siberia, he remembers his name: He’s Julius. He’s Julius even when he can’t remember, even when he doesn’t remember to hold on tight to his name.

And now he has the same insight again, and laughs at it so he forgets to watch out for the cliff, falls over the edge, floats slowly like a snowflake, falls asleep, sleeps, the light darkens and comes to an end and is kindled again, and he doesn’t hear it, and he doesn’t hear when the telephone rings, and then a message beeps, and it rings again, doesn’t hear when the key turns in the lock, when his wife comes inside and puts her suitcase down, walks across the room, and covers him with a blanket, opens the windows, and goes into the shower, puts on comfortable clothes and unpacks her suitcase, brushes her hair and makes coffee. His wife looks around and spreads back out into her home, and the dishes are once again her dishes, the rugs are her rugs, the furniture her furniture. He doesn’t hear any of this, he just sleeps, sleeps for fifteen hours, and when he wakes up, he is the same man and his wife says calmly that she will give him one last chance.

Julius yawns. Maybe the other man didn’t really want her all to himself, or maybe his wife simply noticed that she does better when she’s yearning to be somewhere else than she does when she actually moves there. The main thing is that everything is just as it was before.

Julius feels refreshed enough that he calls Leo and suggests a game of chess.

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Golf Notes 6/01/2014-12/01/2014

The Veterans started their year on Monday with a stableford competition.  The winner was J. Pearce with 41 pts, runner up ocb was A. Prichard with 39 pts.  The rundown went to V. Wilson, K. Chivers & A. Stick all with 39 pts, followed by C. Shannon, R. Parnell & K. Rhodes 37 pts, P. Sheffield 36 pts and D. Wall & J. Arthur 34 pts.  Pin shots were received by I. Smith on 4/13 while T. Lynch & D. Wall received 8/17.  The Encouragement Award was received by I. Smith.  The Membership Draw was won by J. Arthur.

Sporters returned on Wednesday playing a stableford 1-9 + 10, 14 & 15 competition, sponsored by D. Forsyth.  The winner with 28 pts was J. McGrath, runner up B. May 26 pts.  The run down went to S. Fahey & R. Maudsley 25 pts and G. Sorensen & R. Fitzgerald 24 pts.  Pin shots were received by R. Fitzgerald on 4, J. Dodd received 8, while W. Gnech received 9.  Thanks goes to the Dugandan Hotel for the sponsorship of the dice, this week won by W. Gnech.   This week will be sponsored by J. Maynard playing a stroke 10-18 + 1, 5 & 6.  Next week will be John Allen Memorial sponsored by R. Scells, playing a stableford 1-9 + 10, 14 & 15.

Friendly Friday

Friendly Fridays had 18 players, play a 3 club + putter stableford competition.  The winner was R. Brooks ocb from runner up R. Fitzgerald with 21 pts, followed by G. Eviston 19 pts and J. Handley 17 pts.  The pin shot was received by G. Eviston.  This Friday will be a stroke front 9 competition. Come along and enjoy a friendly 9 holes of golf teeing off at 3 pm.  See you all there…………………………..

Saturday was Opening day sponsored by Drummond Golf Underwood (courtesy of Nic Hughes) playing a stroke/monthly medal competition.  The A Grade winner ocb was B. May with 70 net.  B. Grade winner C. Moncada with 70 net. C. Grade winner & Monthly Medal winner was K. Bridges with 60 net.  The run down went to R. Fitzgerald 66 net, M. Frohmuller 70 net, followed by D. Forsyth, G. Philp, G. Parker & V. Christensen 71 net. Next best were R. Cuneo, J. Worley, T. Domjahn, J. Shine, R. Humphrey & B. Lingard all with 72 net.    The ladies winner was A. Brown 70 net, runner up S. Kelly 72 net.    Pin Shots were received by B. Lingard  4/13, the ladies K. Cook,  8/17 R. Watkins,  A. Brown (ladies) and 9/18 was received by M. Frohmuller.  The pro pin sponsored by Sugarloaf Bakery is currently held by R. Watkins with 6.4m.  This week will be a stableford/monthly mug competition sponsored by J. & T. Lynch (Pin shots on all holes). Next week will be sponsored by The Girls playing a Stableford competition.  Timesheets out now.

Chookies and Social players are welcome to play at any time.  Clubhouse will be open at 8.30 if wanting a buggy.

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Golf Notes 7/11/2016-13/11/2016

Monday the Veterans played a stableford competition.  The winner with 67 net was G Henderson, runner up V Christensen with 68 net.  The run down went to V Wilson & W Martin 69 net, P Cooper, R Fitzgerald & R Parnell 71 net, followed by J Potter 72 net and A Jackson 74 net.  Pin shots were received by B Brown on 4/13 while A Jackson & A Brown received 8/17.   The Encouragement Award was received by J Arthur.

Wednesday the ladies played a stableford competition sponsored by M Tress.  The winner was A Brown with 38 pts, runner up was L Edwards with 36 pts.  Pin shots were received by L Edwards on 4/13 while A Brown received 8/17.  Thanks to the Australian Hotel for your continued sponsorship.  This week will be a club trophy with our AGM to follow at 1 pm.  Next week will a fun day for a club trophy.

Wednesday the Sporters played a stableford 10-18 + 1, 5 & 6 sponsored by K Rhodes.  The winner was D Webster with 28 pts ocb from runner up L Vandenbrink, R Fitzgerald & R Scells.  The run down continued with R Brooks & W Hall 27 pts, E Newlove 26 pts and M Maudsley, R Cuneo, J Handley & R Maudlsey 25 pts.  Pin shots were received by G Pareker on 13, 17 was received by R Maudlsey while A Skinner   received 18.  The Dice winner sponsored by the Dugandan Hotel was won by L Vandenbrink.   This week will be sponsored by R Brooks & M Crowther playing a  stroke & putting competition on 1-9 + 10, 14 & 15.  Next week will be the 1st round of the championships sponsored by D Webster playing a stroke 1-9 + 10, 14 & 15.  Sporters AGM & Christmas break up will be held on December 7th.

Friendly Friday

Friendly Fridays had 23 players tee off, playing a stableford back 9 competition.  The winner was S Riley with 26 pts, runner up J Handley ocb from L Hooke & R Brooks with 23 pts.  The run down continued with followed J Nunan & M Hassan 22 pts, R Fitzgerald 21 pts followed by B Brown, C Shannon & D Ryan 20 pts, D May 19 pts and V Christensen 18 pts.  The pinshot were received by J Handley & J Nunan while the Encouragement Award was received by P King.

Saturday was sponsored by FIS Insurance playing a 4 Ball Ambrose competition. The winners were J Shine, K Eugarde, M Tress & J McAntee with 56 net, runners up were P Manitta, D Mortimer, G Philp & G Eviston 57&5/8ths, followed by A Bennett, W Jackson, B & A Brown with 58&1/8th.  The non golfers best were B Lacoste, T Stanford, A Maynard & I Woodward with 60 net, followed by R Humphrey, B Stewart, T Sauer & G Walsh with 67 net and C Jorgensen, J Barrett, K Noe & Scott with 69 net.  Ntps were on all holes and received by A Smith on 1/10, 2/11 was reeived by L Blunt, 3/12 was received by P Dadds, V Christensen & A Brown received 4/13, F Johnson received 5/14 while C Perrem received 6/15, K Eugarde received 7/16, W Hall & A Brown received 8/17 and G Eviston received 9/18.  The Pro Pin on 4 is sponsored by Drummond Golf and currently held by G Parker with 1.15m, while the Pro Pin on 17 is sponsored by Sugarloaf Bakery and currently held by D Forsyth with 4.89m.  This week will be The Boonah Firies Open Day playing a stableford competition.  Next week will be sponsored by Boonah Tyrepower.   This will be the Monthly Mug for November.

We have a Social Club teeing off at 7am on Sunday, with another on walking 9 holes teeing off at 9 am.  Ring the club for further details.


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Carlos Salzedo, the extraordinary harpist, who was a member of the small group of modernists that surrounded Varese and Ives in the 1920's and 30's and  has remained a memory which I cherish. His unusual developments in harp technique always seemed to me too infrequently explored in recent times. So in writing " Mosaic," commissioned by the Nash Ensemble, I decided to explore many of his exciting inventions to recall his friendship in the early 1930's.

The score is formed by many short mosaic-like tessera that I hope make one coordinated impression.

-Elliott Carter

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"Carter went back into his own history for his six-minute Mosaic, a scintillating memory of his youthful friendship with the harp wizard Carlos Salzedo. First, a harp statement; then an instrumental response. But this bare structural design gives no indication of the playful humour, the jostling arpeggios and ingenious devices squeezed into its pages."
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  • Metal: White Gold
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This dainty single gemstone pendant features a customizable baguette accent, seen here in Blue Topaz. This necklace is available in 14K white gold and features a  0.12ct baguette blue topaz.  Comes standard on an 18" chain with a lobster clasp.  Blue topaz is treated for color.

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January 10, 2018

You can wake up one day and decide to file for divorce immediately. However, you will be better prepared for your divorce and to fight for what you deserve if you do your research first. You should consult with a divorce lawyer as soon as possible to discuss the best way for you to move forward. An experienced attorney from Breeden Law Office can advise you of your rights, your options, the steps that will help you in the future, and how to prepare for the financial aspects of dissolving your marriage.

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  • Pull a credit report. You should pull a credit report to review your accounts and debts. However, this is particularly important if you are not sure what your spouse has been up to with the finances. Your spouse may have credit lines or loans you are unaware of that impact your credit.
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  • Avoid significant financial decisions. When possible, avoid making significant financial decisions. Not only can it be difficult to make objectively sound choices during such an emotional time, it could also impact the outcome of the divorce. For instance, if you make a number of large purchases while still married and not separated, your spouse may argue you were intentionally wasting money prior to the divorce, and they could negotiate a property settlement.
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O Lord Of Glory! Who Couldst Leave

by E. L. Bevir

Tune: St. Catherine

1 O LORD of glory! who couldst leave
The height supreme in death to lie,
What tongue shall sing, what heart conceive
The love divine that made Thee die?
Bought with a price, for ever Thine,
We break this bread, and drink this wine.

2 When here on earth, Thou wast alone,
Proclaimer of this love to men;
Upon the cross 'twas fully known,
For God came forth to meet us then;
Rent from above, the parted veil
Announced to all that wondrous tale.

3 But risen, the First-born from the dead,
Triumphant hast Thou entered in,
The glorious Man, the living Head,
Thrice worthy Thou our hearts to win;
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Job Doughty

Born: 1847
Died: 1922
Appears in Neatby / Miller / Doughty Family Tree

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Greg said ...
He's in the 1880 list of meetings as one of the contacts for Barnsley.
His address is given there as:
The Hawthorns, Locke Park.

He was also responsible for The Book of Numbers in the New Testament, Belfast 1904.
Tuesday, Apr 28, 2020 : 15:36
John said ...
There was a Mr Doughty at Hoyland Common Glanton meeting (just south of Barnsley) until it closed in the late 1970s. One wonders if there is a connection.
Tuesday, Apr 28, 2020 : 20:21
Tom said ...
"The Book of Numbers in the New Testament, Belfast 1904." Isn't that the one that became like gold-dust a couple years ago as everyone in the PBCC suddenly wanted a copy
Wednesday, Apr 29, 2020 : 00:35
Greg said ...
Other items to look for:
Title Pages Date Publisher
The Divine Hand 15p nd J Hicks, Belfast
The Moral Character of Christianity; As Brought to Pass and Embodied in Christ as the Head, and Expressed in the Church Which is His Body; Notes of Addresses at Streatham 36p nd G Morrish, London
Privilege and Responsibility in Christianity 48p nd J Hicks, Belfast
Spiritual Progress 24p nd Stow Hill
Jehovah Jesus.The heavenly family. Assembly administration 64p nd Stow Hill

Wednesday, Apr 29, 2020 : 20:05
Greg said ...
... and a few more:
* Divine Goodness
* A Word of Counsel for the Present Moment
* The Divine Way of Unity
* Unity in Service
Wednesday, Apr 29, 2020 : 20:41
Tom said ...
Thanks John, I think I have the "The Book of Numbers ... " in a box somewhere, but none of the others.
Thursday, Apr 30, 2020 : 01:11
Tom said ...
His wife;
Lucy Ella Fletcher Neatby
was a niece of Thomas Neatby.
Thursday, Apr 30, 2020 : 01:29
Tom said ...

It is possible these items are by Doughty too;

Particularly if this attribution from Google Books is correct; https://books.google.co.uk/books/about/Fifteen_Features_of_the_Sects_Societies.html?id=mTVoswEACAAJ&redir_esc=y

Thursday, Apr 30, 2020 : 13:54
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What was the reason behind PBCC's sudden interest in J.D's " The Book of Numbers in the New Testament"?
Friday, May 8, 2020 : 17:23
Tom said ...
I can't remember now, or even if I ever knew in the first place. It happens occasionally though when one of their chief's recommends something. In the following days/weeks Chapter 2 will then be inundated with requests to the second hand department for that item!
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A Brighton man who dragged a woman back to his flat and raped her twice and sexually assaulted another woman has been jailed for 15 years.

Sam Kesete

Sam Kesete, also known as Sami, a 21-year-old student and part-time shop worker, of The Pines, in Canterbury Drive, Brighton, must serve at least 10 years before being considered for release on supervised licence.

And even if he is released before serving 15 years, he will have to spend a further six years on licence.

Kesete was sentenced by Judge Christine Laing, the honorary recorder of Brighton and Hove, at Lewes Crown Court this morning (Thursday 24 June).

The court was told that Kesete had pleaded guilty at Hove Crown Court to two counts of raping a 21-year-old woman in his flat near The Level, in Brighton, last November.

He also admitted sexually assaulting an 18-year-old woman last September outside Shooshh night club, in King’s Road Arches, on Brighton seafront.

Judge Laing told Kesete that he would be registered as a sex offender for life.

Detective Constable Elaine Welsh, of the Brighton Safeguarding Investigations Unit, said: “The 21-year-old woman was walking home along Oxford Street off London Road in the early hours of Saturday 28 November last year when she encountered Kesete, who forced her to his nearby flat where he raped her before eventually allowing her to leave, walking with her to her own home.

“This was an absolutely frightening experience for his victim who fortunately contacted friends and the police right away, enabling us to start a prompt investigation.

“Previously, in the early hours of Friday 18 September, Kesete had been with friends and a group of other people outside a night club on Brighton seafront when he sexually assaulted an 18-year-old girl who was a member of that group.

“She and others immediately challenged him and he was ejected from the club.

“Officers had been searching for him since then and the good description of the assailant in November was clearly a potential link to the first assault.

“The second victim was also able to identify the flat as being in the same area we already thought Kesete was living and this, coupled with swift police work including door-to-door inquiries, enabled us to make an early arrest and take Kesete off the streets.

“These were two isolated but very serious offences and people in Brighton are safer as a result of the investigation and now his sentence.

“Investigating such offences is a top priority for us, as well as ensuring that victims receive specialist support.

“The victim of Kesete’s attack in November has been very brave and has supported our investigation throughout but this has had a major impact on her which will clearly be long lasting.”

  1. Hove Guy Reply

    Only 15 years? It should be life.

  2. Speakingforme Reply

    10 years isn’t anywhere near long enough. He’ll do it again. This scum needs to be locked up for the rest of his life.

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North Leigh Roman Villa
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The remains of a large Roman villa stand on a sloping site above the River Evenlode. The most impressive feature at North Leigh is an almost complete section of mosaic flooring, largely composed of geometric patterns.

The villa was constructed sometime in the late 1st century, and was inhabited until the late 4th or early 5th century, as indicated by finds of coins from the reign of Arcadius, who reigned from AD 383 - 408.

The first building was a simple rectangle, but this was later expanded to create a complex of buildings around three sides of a rectangular courtyard. A small gatehouse and porters lodge were set into the south-east side. Only about half of the villa is open to view; the remainder was re-covered to preserve it from decay, but enough remains to get a very clear picture of the site layout.

There were 3 bath complexes; at the north, east, and west corners. Of these, only the north baths are visible above ground. The presence of three bath suites suggests that North Leigh was home to several generations of the same family, each generation maintaining its own baths.

Looking across the villa courtyard from the south-east
Looking across the villa courtyard
from the south-east

Forgers at North Leigh

A fascinating discovery was unearthed by archaeologists investigating the north bath complex. Investigators digging in the furnace room (praefurnium) found a stash of counterfeit coins and tools, including bronze bars, pellets, and blanks used to create false coinage. The coins were of low value, probably taking advantage of a shortage of small change in circulation.

The villa was probably inhabited by a local British family who adopted a Roman lifestyle. During its heyday the villa would have supported a community of family, servants, and slaves, many of whom would have worked the surrounding fields.

The grounds are open at any time. The mosaic can only be seen through a viewing window of a protective building built over top of the floor. On our last visit, the mosaic was difficult to see as the viewing window was very worn and difficult to see through.

The villa is not very well signposted from nearby roads. There is an English Heritage sign directly opposite the lane leading down to the villa, and a layby with room for 3-4 vehicles on the west side of the road (heading north), though we discovered that you can just as easily pull onto the verge from the southbound side of the road.

From the entrance to the lane, you head slightly downhill between hedgerows, with glimpses of farmland on either side. The villa will come into view on the right after just a few minutes pleasant walk.

There are several information panels around the site, including a very useful map of the site, showing when the different parts of the villa were built. Near the entrance is a 19th-century cottage, now boarded up, and another 19th-century building has been erected over the mosaic floor.

You can see through the windows on two sides of this building and catch a glimpse of the mosaics, but it is not easy to make out any details. It looks as though the mosaic building was intended to be open to the public from time to time, but it has been shut every time we've visited.

The site slopes slightly from the north-west range, which means that you can stand on that side of the site and get a really good idea of the villa layout. The north-west range also has several extremely good sections of hypocaust, or underfloor heating, with channels running under the floor level.

We've visited North Leigh four times, and every time I visit, I enjoy it more. The location is gorgeous, and there's a real sense of solitude.


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Barnetby, St Mary's Church
Barnetby, St Mary's Church
St Mary's Church in the Lincolnshire village of Barnetby is a quiet country church on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds. St Mary's stands near a site that was in use since at least the Roman period.

This ancient building dates to at least the late Saxon period, with sections of the south wall surviving from this period. There is an 11th-century window with an unusual carving of a cat over it.

Sometime after the Norman Conquest, the Saxon church was rebuilt. It consists of an aisless nave and chancel, though there is some evidence to suggest that there was once a north aisle.

The original 12th-century font from Barnetby is now in the North Lincolnshire Museum in Scunthorpe.

This rare font, crafted sometime around 1170, is a rather extraordinary object, built entirely of lead, and covered with intricate orchid-leaf carvings. The most immediately striking aspect of the church is the short, squat tower, which looks like it was intended to rise much higher. The interior is blessedly untouched by Victorian restorers.

St Mary's is no longer used for regular worship and is in the care of the Churches Conservation Trust.


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Town Mill
DY12 2LU

Town Mill, Bewdley, Worcestershire

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A detached house located near the town of Bewdley in Worcestershire that can sleep ten people in four bedrooms.

Town Mill is a detached house situated near the town of Bewdley in Worcestershire. It has four bedrooms including two super king size zip/links with single beds and en-suites, a super king size zip/link with an en-suite and a super king size zip/link, there is also a family bathroom and a cloakroom, it can sleep ten people. Also inside there is a kitchen, a dining room and a sitting room with a woodburning stove.

To the outside there is ample off road parking as well as a front lawn, an enclosed side and rear lawn and a rear patio with table and chairs. Town Mill is a lovely house in a great location.

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Danger/ Beware
Stayed here last wk & was flooded out in early hours of the morning.No prior warning was given by Sykes cottages or the owners that this house had flooded on more than one occasion in the past.There was nothing to counter any floods it was just Russian Roulette on which unlucky occupant would get the full force next time.I have struggled with the owner & Sykes cottages to be reimbursed for our personal losses in the flood & they told me to seek recompense through our own insurers as theirs did not cover it.Initially they were reluctant to refund the holiday cost as well but I persisted.Next time their claim may not just be for lost personal items but for a loss of life..

Great Location
Really nice well equipped mill cottage in a very peaceful location within walking distance of Bewdley. Tastefully furnished and very clean with modern bathrooms. Very helpful owners.

Beautiful Comfortable Cottage
Stayed here for a week in March for a family birthday get together. The cottage is spacious and welcoming . Set in a peaceful garden on edge of the forest . Awoke to the dawn chorus and the sound of the stream at the bottom of the garden . The house is very well equipped with all necessary utensils crockery etc. In the lounge large comfortable sofas with plenty of snuggle blankets and an amazing log burner . The enormous beds are also very comfortable with good quality towels and bed linen , all bedrooms nicely presented each with there own individuality . The owners had gone the extra mile with milk in the fridge on arrival with the bonus of a delicious cake and wine too . We all had a wonderful time In this beautiful house .
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Parking Space Parking Space
Linen Provided Linen provided
Towels Provided Towels provided
Dishwasher Dishwasher
cookewr Cooker
Refrigerator Fridge
Washing Machine Washing Machine
Televsion Television
High Chair High Chair
Cot Cot
WiFi WiFi

Single Beds

Twin Beds

Oil central heating with woodburning stove
Electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, TV with FreeSat, WIFI
Fuel, power and starter pack inc in rent
Bed linen and towels inc in rent
Stairgate, highchairs and travel cot on request
Ample off road parking
Front lawn, enclosed side and rear lawn and rear patio with furniture, 6
5 acres of land through gate at rear
Two well-behaved dogs welcome
Shop and pub less than 2 miles
Note: Unfenced brook in garden, keep an eye of young children at all times

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Map is approximate and should only be used to get a rough idea of the cottage location.

Get an Ordnance Survey map covering the Bewdley area.

Nearest Attractions

Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest

Bewdley Museum - 0.9 miles (Museum) Heritage Rating

Military Wireless Museum - 2.7 miles (Museum) Heritage Rating

Harvington Hall - 6.6 miles (Historic House) Heritage Rating

Witley Court - 6.7 miles (Historic House) Heritage Rating

Great Witley, St Michael & All Angels Church - 6.9 miles (Historic Church) Heritage Rating

Chaddesley Corbett, St Cassian's Church - 7.5 miles (Historic Church) Heritage Rating

Dudmaston Hall - 8 miles (Historic House) Heritage Rating

Hagley Hall - 9.5 miles (Historic House) Heritage Rating

Rosedene - 9.9 miles (Historic Building) Heritage Rating

Wichenford Dovecote - 10.1 miles (Historic Building) Heritage Rating

Nearest Alternative Cottages

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Families at the Annual Meeting

Information for families attending the Annual Meeting.

We strive to ensure our meetings are as inclusive as possible and want to encourage families to attend the Annual Meeting. We have therefore added the below concessionary rates to recognise this.

Accompanying Person

If you are attending the meeting and have a partner, or other person who does not wish to attend the scientific programme but would like to come along to the social programme, this rate would cover all lunches, coffee breaks, poster sessions and the welcome mixer. Only the dinner would need to be added as an additional cost.

Family Registration

If you are coming along to the meeting with children and both parents/carers wish to attend the scientific programme, we understand that half of your time as a parent will be looking after your child so will offer a discounted registration rate.

At the ICC

The Birmingham ICC is only a 13 minute walk from Birmingham New Street Station, however if you have small children the best alternative is to hop in a cab for 8 minutes. This will cost around £5 and the taxi rank is signposted at the station.

There are two baby change facilities available just off the mall. There is one within the disabled toilet near the cloakroom on Level 3, and then there is a dedicated baby changing facility on level 2.

There will be a family room located behind the Speaker Upload room in the ICC. This room will contain a microwave, fridge and kettle. There will be seating and an area for those that need to breastfeed or express. Please feel free to bring toys to use in this area. It is your responsibility to ensure children are accompanied by an adult at all times.

We are keen to explore childcare provision at our Annual Meeting in future years. Before we are able to commit to this, as a Society we need to ensure there is demand and that we are able to provide the most useful service to parents/carers. We recently asked the community to complete a survey on childcare and once we have analysed the responses we will make a decision on childcare available at the Annual Meeting.

In and around Birmingham

Network West Midlands has all the online timetables and fare information you need with easy ticket buying and route planning.

Birmingham Snow Hill Station serves local rail services to Solihull and Worcester and metro trams towards Wolverhampton. The current tram line runs to Bull Street in the City Centre with a further extension to Corporation Street and New Street station.

On Foot

Walking is a great way to discover Birmingham. There’s so much to see. The city is now full of pedestrianised areas very close to the ICC. So it’s easy to take a relaxed and safe stroll around the compact centre with attractions, shops and places to eat and drink always close by.

Baby Changing Facilities

Birmingham city centre has a number of baby changing and accessible toilets, such as at The Library of Birmingham and Bullring shopping centre. Cadbury World, one of the top attractions has one in Bourneville, as do Birmingham Airport and the NEC. Please check out the list and map for details and locations.

Things to do

The Library of Birmingham (Entrance: Free)

Birmingham Library is a great attraction for children in Birmingham, not only because it is a 5 minute walk from the ICC, but also because of the fantastic Children’s Library (lower level, on the left). It is also the largest public library in the UK and holds the beautiful Shakespeare memorial Room, which was built in 1882.

Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery (Entrance: Free)

Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery is also a 9 minute walk from the ICC and is free to get in. There are child friendly exhibits including the ‘Birmingham: its people, its history gallery’ with plenty of interactive displays. They also have a website dedicated to children visiting the gallery ‘Birmingham Museum for Kids’.

The National SEA LIFE Centre Open: Mon-Fri 10am-4pm (last entry 3pm), Sat-Sun 10am-6pm (last entry 5pm)
Location: Brindley Place (across the canal from the ICC)

The Sea Life Centre is great for toddlers and older children. As well as feeding demonstrations and an interactive rock pool, there are thousands of creatures including Hammerhead sharks, Giant turtles, seahorses, Gentoo penguins and a children’s soft play area.

Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park (Monday to Sunday, 10am to 4pm. Last admission- 3pm)
Location: Cannon Hill Park

Home to a wide range of animals and reptiles from across the world, including some endangered species. At the park there are boats available to hire on the lake, plenty of space to run about and cafés to feed hungry youngsters.

Cadbury World (Open: 10am-3pm) Adults: £17.00 Children (4-15 years): £12.50

Fun for anyone who loves chocolate and a top attraction in Birmingham. Learn about the history of one of the world’s biggest chocolate manufacturers and sample various Cadburys products. You can save 5% on standard admission only ticket prices by booking online here.

For the slightly older kids tours of Birmingham’s three football stadiums are a good option:

Christmas in Birmingham

Birmingham’s Frankfurt Christmas Market (15 Nov – 23 Dec – 10am-9pm)
Victoria Square, New Street (10 mins walk from the ICC)

The largest authentic German Christmas market outside of Germany or Austria, Birmingham’s Frankfurt Christmas Market is a firm fixture in the city’s annual calendar. Together with the neighbouring Christmas Craft Market it is a massive favourite with both residents and visitors to the city from across the UK and Europe.

Child-friendly Restaurants

There is a wide array of restaurants just across the canal from the Birmingham ICC at Brindley Place. The most child friendly of these are:

Play Areas

Check out the Visit Birmingham website for activities for babies and toddlers.

There are a number of hotels that provide accommodation with family rooms.

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At this time, Broadway Wine Club does not offer a referral program.

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Well, it depends.  All of our wine comes in limited quantities but we will work hard with our winemaking partners to offer more of the wine you love whenever possible.  When it is available for purchase, it will be sold on a first come first served basis.

Like the best theatre, great wine tells a story. Our wines have been curated by leading professionals, offering a journey for your taste buds on every sip. Each wine is produced in limited quantities just for our Broadway Wine Club members.

At this time, we do not offer the customization of individual wines on our membership boxes. We will soon release a shop where you can add your favorite wines for another taste of our exquisite wines.  If you would like to change the size of your pack, you can change between deliveries of 3, 6, or 12 bottles at any time.  Just notify or call Customer Support at (332) 217-2587.

Yes. When you are checking out, add a description under “Additional Shipping Details”.

Our shippers will attempt a total of three times to deliver your Broadway Wine Club box. If it is not signed for by the third attempt, the carrier will hold the box at a local fulfillment center. You will receive a note on your door that this has happened. Typically, the shipment center will hold the box for one standard business week. If you do not pick it up by the end of their period, they will restock the box with Broadway Wine Club and you will incur a $30 restock fee.

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Looking to Get Healthy: Five New Year's Resolutions to Try

It's about time: the holidays are over. And your body could not be more grateful. The time has come to stop the binge drinking and junk-food eating. Let's be honest: there's a reason new gym memberships astronomically explode after the New Year. After the past month's excess, you're probably feeling like shit.

Sure, you could try the master cleanse or some other crazy detox, but that may not exactly help your cause. Naturopath Jessie Keener of Shumway Wellness offers some advice on healthy resolutions for the New Year.

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- Juiceateria in Boca Raton: Because Drinking Kale Tastes Better Than it Sounds

Anti-Inflammation Diets
Anti-inflamation diets are the big thing right now. This means avoiding gluten, dairy, white sugar and adding raw foods to your diet. Overcooked and over-processed foods cause inflammation. Adding more salads and raw foods to your diet will help to combat these negative effects. However, she does not advise going fully raw unsupervised, as it could be too much for your body to handle right off the bat. According to Keener, "All of the sciences agree: inflammation is the precursor to disease. Eating gluten-free is a big one. Gluten is extremely inflaming, whether you have gluten sensitivities or not."

Stop Microwaving
"A great resolution is to stop microwaving foods. It completely destroys the life force of everything you microwave. There's a reason they've been banned in Russia since 1972," says Keener. They may be fast and convenient, but if it's killing any nutrients found in the food it doesn't really make sense. If you're trying to stay healthy, stick to cold foods or the good old fashioned stove-top.

Switch to Purified Water
Unless you live near the top of a glacial peak, your tap water isn't pure. Keener suggest investing in a high-quality water filter and staying away from plastic water bottles. "The chemicals in the plastic leach into the water," she says. No matter what dietary changes you make, if you're not drinking clean water -- and lots of it -- it's not going to make a difference.

Detox With Salad
We all know there are tons of special diets and cleanses that are intended to detox your entire body. Unfortunately, many of those remedies come with their own side effects, which are just going to make you feel worse. Keener suggests eating three salads a day to clean out all of the toxins in your system. She highly recommends increasing your intake of raw foods at breakfast. It might sound strange, but she says scrambled eggs and salad is a great combination. "Anything dark green is best: parsley, kale, spinach, swiss chard, cilantro" she says, "Cilantro detoxifies heavy metals and it taste great in salads."

Drink Lemon Juice in Water
Most people tend to sway toward being too acidic. Lemon in water helps to alkalize ph levels in the body and helps aid in digestion and elimination--code for detox. Keener suggests drinking warm purified water with fresh lemon juice in the afternoon. According to her, "Most people's bodies naturally want to alkalize in the afternoon. Between 2:00 and 5:00 pm is best."

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Come join the Street Team, Dangerous Dave Hanson & The 93 ROCK Squad on Oct 23rd at Cheers Food & Spirits at 941 East Cypress Creek in Fort Lauderdale, just east of I-95, from 9pm until 11pm for the Bar Game Olympics!!!! Tuesday Nights are all about YOU competing in your favorite bar games for cash, drinks and more!!! Cheers is where everyone knows your game!! For more information log-on to


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Chicagos favorite cross-dressing reindeer is back and hes 21 years old! Hell in a Handbag closes its season with its most popular show ever. RUDOLPH THE RED-HOSED REINDEER, a parody of the classic childrens television special had its first reading in 1996 and has evolved into one of Chicagos best anti-holiday, holiday shows. Join Rudolph and all of his misfit friends as they struggle with fitting in and being normal in an increasingly abnormal world.

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All members are allowed to wear the emblem as an exclusive element of the Brotherhood.

The emblem of the Brotherhood St. Christoph unites background, objective and affinity with the community. The lamb is derived from the  diocese of Brizen, the cross beside it is endowed from the diocese of Constance. These are the two diocese to which Tyrol and Vorarlberg each belonged.

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Every year large numbers of children between the ages of 7 and 17 moved towards Bodensee and Oberschwaben.

They worked there for food and lodging and became a small Obulus, often times for new clothing.

No political circumstance, territorial changes, or civil unrest (for centuries) could stop the train of the Schwaben Children.

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Bryan Phillips became the Chief Technology Officer for Hoover City Schools in 2010. As CTO, he provides visionary leadership and has the ability to articulate that vision in all areas of technology. Bryan successfully leads a team of administrators , technology integrationists and technicians in support of the district’s Engaged Learning Initiative.

Bryan was an integral part of developing, implementing, and supporting the cutting-edge 1:1 computing initiative in Hoover City Schools. The Engaged Learning Initiative (ELI) is a 1 to 1 instructional technology project that aims to empower students with 21st-century tools and skills for learning, creating, and collaborating. In an effort to increase access to those 21st-century skills, Bryan and Hoover City Schools made it a goal to offer students 24/7 accessibility as a way to empower students to maximize their full potential and to prepare them for college and the workplace.

Bryan often references that each decision he makes is based on his son, Harrison. His passion in education has always revolved around the student. After all, he was a teacher first. If it is good for students, it is a good decision. As a leader, he pushes his team to think bigger and out of the box. Bryan is the type of leader that drives you professionally to work harder, be innovative and redefine educational practices. He focuses on the relationships he has with his team, administrators, staff, and peers. The relationships are what make his staff a team.

In addition to his job as CTO, Bryan serves as President for the state’s technology coordinators’ organization, Alabama Leaders in Educational Technology. He was named as the recipient of the organization’s ISTE Making IT Happen Award in 2016 which recognizes motivating leaders that move forward without looking back. Bryan is also a CoSN CETL (Certified Education Technology Leader).


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'80% of heroin users inject with a friend. Which is weird. Because 80% of all overdose victims found by paramedics are alone.'

The most notorious of all the illegal drugs, surrounded by a host of myths and horror stories, heroin addicts, along with crack users, are the most stigmatised of all drug users. What is the truth of heroin and opiate addiction? Why do people become addicted to such a notoriously dangerous drug? Is there a way to minimise its harm, and how do we support people addicted to opiates?

  • Are all opiates physically addictive?
  • What are the withdrawal symptoms and are they dangerous?
  • Health risks associated with opiate use.
  • What is maintenance prescribing and why is it important?
  • Do you need to do an inpatient detox to become drug free?
  • What medications are used to support people ceasing their opiate use, and what is the difference between them?
  • How is heroin taken, and are some ways safer than others?
  • What is the link between opiate addiction and emotional turmoil?
  • Heroin; morphine; dicanol; oxycontin; fentanyl; methadone. There are many types of opiates. Are some more dangerous than others?
  • What other substances are commonly used with opiates and why? Which combinations are particularly dangerous?
  • A history of opiates and their medical uses.
  • How do we support someone seeking to beat and opiate addiction, and what sort of help might they require?

This workshop will give you a clear understanding of the reasons behind a great deal of opiate addiction, how opiates work, and some of the difficulties people have in trying to cease their opiate use. This will enable you to work with opiate users with both confidence and compassion, and arm you with the knowledge to help support the treatment naive to enter structured treatment.


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I have been scarred so deep by life and cold despair, and brittle bones were broken far beyond repair. i have leveled lies so deep, the truth may never find. and inside my faithless heart, i stole things never mine.
If mercy falls upon the broken and the poor, dear father, i will see you, there on distant shores.
I have toiled for countless years and ever felt the cost, and i've been burned by this world's cold, like leaves beneath the frost. on my knees i've crawled to you, bleeding myself dry. but the price of life is more, than i could ever buy.
And off of the blocks, i was headstrong and proud, at the front of the line for the card-carrying, highbrowed. with both eyes fastened tight, yet unscarred from the fight. running at full tilt, my sword pulled from its hilt. it's funny how these things can slip away, our frail deeds, the last will wave good-bye. it's funny how the hope will bleed away, the citadels we build and fortify. good-bye.
Night came and i broke my stride, i swallowed hard, but never cried. when grace was easy to forget, i'd denounce the hypocrites, casting first stones, killing my own. you would unscale my blind eyes, and i stood battered, but more wise, fighting to accelerate, shaking free from crippling weight. with resilience unsurpassed, i clawed my way to you at last. and on my knees, i wept at your feet, i finally believed, that you still loved me.
Healing hands of god have mercy on our unclean souls once again. jesus christ, light of the world, burning bright within our hearts forever. freedom means love without condition, without beginning or an end. here's my heart, let it be forever yours, only you can make every new day seem so new.

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