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Santa Teresa Drywall Company

Getting new sheetrock all set for new paintIs there a redecorating project going on at your home?

Need someone to put up sheetrock?

Maybe there is a ceiling or wall that should get fixed and painted.

They Can Help You With Your Project Here in the South Bay

Experienced pros put up and repair ceilings and walls in homes and business properties.

Most of their projects are with existing buildings, doing maintenance and home improvement, but they also do new construction projects too.

On repair projects, they will examine your property, repair what can be repaired, and remove and replace what needs to be replaced.

They work in homes, multi-unit residential properties or commercial buildings.

Santa Teresa and Calero Drywall Delivery Company

The installation process is made up of about five different steps:

1. Delivering the gypsum drywall sheets to the job location.
2. Putting up the sheets to the walls or ceiling.
3. Cleanup and removing project trash and unneeded product.
4. Taping of the seams and putting on joint compound.
5. Finishing, sanding and texturing.

When the new walls and ceiling are all textured and dry, and the last cleanup has finished, you’ll be able to commence the painting.

They ordinarily take care of every step, although some homeowners do not need each step done.

For instance, if you would like them to deliver and hang it up, and wait on doing the final finishing work, that’s an option.

Or if you have your walls and ceilings up already, they could come and just do the taping, sanding and finishing.

If you want specialty sheets for high moisture locations, or for walls that will have heavy tile attached to them, they will deliver and put in those types of sheets too.

They will do their best to work with your situation.

Drywall Repair Service Near Santa Teresa and Glider

Accidents happen.

Individuals inadvertently make a hole in their ceiling or wall on a regular basis. It is quite common.

And plumbing breakdowns take place a lot too. Soaked drywall usually must get replaced.

Now, if you have just one or two small holes or dents to fix up, you could probably try doing them yourself.

A hole too big for just joint compound will require to be patched.

Installing a patch is a little challenging. Some homeowner attempts end up looking a little like a little bulge after the patched spot has dried and been painted.

While you may want to attempt to do your own patch repairs in places that most people will never see, we advise having someone experienced undertake hole or dent repairs in the rooms that are more accessible to other people.

One of the more challenging aspects of the project is getting the new or repaired material to fit the texture of the existing materials once it is painted and done.

Common Repairs in Southeast San Jose

The following four groups are the most typical repairs we see:

  • Fixing or patching a couple of separate holes or seam splits.
  • Mending a few bad sheets so some walls or rooms can be painted.
  • Taking out and replacing sheets of drywall spoiled by moisture or something else.
  • Completing the elimination and replacement of a whole area. Frequently because of a water problem or other event.

From tiny problem mending to big renovations and repairs, you can get someone with experience getting it done.

Finishing Your Ceiling and Walls

There might be an option relating to the finish which goes on your new walls. These are the general choices:Old sheetrock replaced with new impact-resistant sheets

Completely unfinished surface – just taped, suitable for unfinished work spaces or garages.

Smooth finish – no texture, waiting for painting or wallpaper.

Basic texture – gives a little extra depth.

Complicated texture – requires additional troweling and more difficult to get done.

Texture matching – your replacement materials match up with your original ones.

Get Rid of a Popcorn Ceiling near Santa Teresa Park

There were some years when many house ceilings were sprayed with that popcorn ceiling surface.

You can hire someone to scrape it off and give your ceilings an up to date look.

They Can Help Out in NorCal

Talk to one of the list of top local South Bay commercial drywall companies.

They work hard to provide top job results at a reasonable price.

Their staff is furnished with the best tools to complete their work quickly and have it come out great too. The materials they install are all from the leading manufacturers.

Thinking about the mess?

Most renovations and wall repairs generate a bit of a mess. They do everything possible to maintain the dust and dirt they create blocked off into one area only.

When the job is completed, the final stage is to take out all the excess materials and garbage they produced.

These job assignments are varied.

They work a good deal in individual homes, but they also do a variety of business buildings too.

They work with commercial owners, homeowners or landlords, just let them know what you want to get done.

Santa Teresa Drywall Delivery, Installation or Repair Cost

Get a free estimate.

The end cost of a project can depend on two or more components, but the amount of materials and how many work hours it will take to complete the job are almost always the top two.

They don’t have a sensible way to give a cost quote by email, the best way to find out the potential cost would be to make a short call.

It’s Got to Be Painted Too

It you would like them to take care of the painting, they can be sure that it gets done right.

In case you’re thinking of doing the painting yourself, that’s okay too.

They Work in Your Area

You can regularly find them working around Southeast San Jose, Santa Teresa Park, the Santa Teresa High School area, Calero, Hidden Glen South, Glider and the 95119, 95138, 95139, 95193 and 95123 zips.

Do You Work in My Part of NorCal?

They can service your property in these areas: Southeast San Jose, Santa Teresa Park, Calero, Santa Teresa High School, Glider, Hidden Glen South and the 95119, 95138, 95139, 95193 and 95123 zips.

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Trianon Tours

Three Counties Tour 2021

King’s Lynn (Norfolk) Wisbech (Cambridgeshire) Boston (Lincolnshire)

We continue to plan for a Trianon/Anglia Singers Tour in October of this year.
Already in place are the hotel (The Duke’s Head in the centre of Kings Lynn), the travel arrangements (Klarners Coach, Colchester), three of the four concert venues, in Wisbech and Boston, the Town Hall, King’s Lynn with the fourth venue
in Kings Lynn soon to be confirmed. During the recent Zoom Friday night sessions, we have had talks by local historians on Kings Lynn and Boston, with the evening on Wisbech coming soon. All have been given by people who are
residents and who know those places really well, and have helped in our planning.

We have had an excellent take up for this tour. We have a choir of 55, a wind quartet, an organist and a choir accompanist. We have decided to close the application list now in view of the numbers, but we will have a reserve list, so please still contact me if you are interested in coming. Our only reservation is the size of the choir and without a crystal ball, who knows what the COVID rules will be in October? A small group is beginning work imminently on choosing the music.

The rehearsal day is Saturday 9th October at Rushmere Hall Primary School.

We have been invited to a civic reception in Kings Lynn on the Thursday evening, and will give a short performance after that event, and we are exploring the possibility of performing in care homes. Plans for sightseeing to other destinations
are also in progress. We are thinking of a lunch stop in Ely en route to Kings Lynn, and there are several places of interest we shall research for visits during our stay in Norfolk. If anyone would like to make suggestions and help our deliberations,
please get in touch. I will be sending email letters to everyone who has signed up to the tour during May. If you have not received it by the end of May, please let me know. Maddy Rhodes 01394 44854

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Harner: The summer of my first real fight

Glenn Hamer
Guest Columnist

Iwas only in two fights in my entire life. One I won and the other was a draw.

The first fight was with a bully when I was about 10. Back then we didn’t call them bullies, but that is what they were. In my case it happened every Sunday at church. It seemed that this bully would hit me every Sunday after Sunday School or church service.

My father sat me down after this had happened for several weeks and told (actually lectured) me that I needed to defend myself and showed me how to fight.

Well, the next Sunday the bully did what he usually did, but this time I responded differently. I fought back. I took his head and ran it into the fender of a car several times. This was an easy fight as the bully did not fight back. Most bullies don’t fight back. But being a kid, you don’t understand that. However, this event taught me that bullies really were all talk and only mean when they weren’t challenged.

Several of the church men watched this kid bully me for several weeks. On this particular morning, the men gathered around and watched the fight. They told me after it was over that it was about time that I stood up for myself. No one tried to stop us and this bully never bothered me again.

This was a time when boys were taught to defend themselves and were expected to defend themselves. They were taught not to start fights, but to take matters into your own hands if you needed to.

I am thankful for my father who encouraged me to fight back and not to be afraid. I am also thankful for the men of the church who showed their approval of my actions.

It is a shame that most boys today are not taught they have a right to defend themselves. In today’s society if they do defend themselves, they are in as much trouble as the bully. There is something wrong with that idea. Maybe if we taught our children to fight back and defend themselves there would not be so much bullying.

The second time I got into a fight was when I was in junior high. It was during school gym class with one of my best friends. Strange how sometimes best friends get mad enough at each other to actually fight.

Our class of boys had divided up into two groups to play basketball. My friend on the other team kept running me into the walls or fouling me on purpose. At first, I thought he was doing it accidentally. Then I realized he wasn’t. So, I started doing the same thing to him.

He didn’t like it and started a fight with me. This was a true fist fight — not with a cowardly bully — but with a guy that wasn’t afraid to throw punches. And punch he did. He landed several good solid blows to my head and I did likewise. He threw a round house punch which I ducked and he slammed his fist into the wall.

Everyone gathered around to watch and cheer. Our gym teacher just sat down on the bleachers and also watched. He did not attempt to interfere.

Once we had come to a stop, with him hurting from a banged-up fist and me from some knots on my forehead, the teachers got up and asked if we were finished. We were and everyone resumed the game as if nothing had happened. He and I remained good friends the rest of our school days.

No one looked at his hand or my head. We were never taken to the principal or punished in any way. The teacher allowed us to settle the matter and that was that! I am thankful that my teacher handled it this way. Boy how things have changed. I am not sure all the changes are for the best.

These experiences taught me to fight for myself, something everybody needs to learn. It also taught me that there is a cost to defending yourself. My head hurt after the second fight. Standing up for yourself isn’t easy or fun, but there are times when it is necessary.

Never be afraid to stand your ground for your convictions. If you don’t, you will continually be pushed around. We all have to have some standards we believe in. We should believe in them enough to defend them when we have too. We should never be bullies, but likewise, we should never allow others to take advantage of us either.


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Earl Douglas Riddell

August 20, 1941 November 21, 2019
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Obituary for Earl Douglas Riddell

Earl Douglas Riddell, age 78, of Stacy Lane in Irvine,passed away Thursday, November 21, 2019, at the St. Joseph East Hospital. He was born August 20, 1941 in Estill County and was the son of Sarah Angeline Perry Riddell and the late Elmer Riddell. He was a retired truck driver and a member of the Wagersville Community Pentecostal Church of God. He had lived in Estill County most of his life. Survivors in addition to his mother include:
His wife: Evelyn Marie Baker Riddell
1 daughter: Doris Ann Riddell - Lexington
2 sons: Earl Douglas (Mary) Riddell, Jr. - Lexington
Keith Riddell - Lexington
2 step-children: Kimberly Jo (Jamie) Riddell - Irvine
David (Gwen) Hager - Irvine
1 sister: Laura Faye Johnson - Nicholasville
3 brothers: Tony Riddell - Nicholasville
Roger Riddell - Nicholasville
James Benny Riddell - Nicholasville
17 grandchildren 13 great grandchildren
He was preceded in death by 2 children; Mary Earlise Riddell and Kirt Douglas Riddell, 1 sister; Doris Marie Riddell, 4 brothers; David Wayne, Elmer Jr., Danny Dale and Bobby Joe Riddell, and 1 great grandchild.
Funeral services will be conducted Sunday, November 24, 2 PM at the Warren F. Toler Funeral Home Chapel by Bro. Frankie Sparks and Bro. Phillip Smith. Burial will be at the Pea Ridge Cemetery. Friends may call between 6 and 9 PM Saturday at the Warren F. Toler Funeral Home.

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Sarah Jewell Donahue Henry

June 5, 1931 August 5, 2016
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Sarah Jewell Donahue Henry, age 85, of Evergreen Drive in Irvine, passed away Friday, August 5th, at her home following a short illness. She was born June 5, 1931, in Estill County, a daughter of the late John Earl and Jessie Mae Farthing Donahue. She was a homemaker and had lived in Estill County all of her life. She was a member of the New Life Apostolic Church. She was preceded in death by her Husband, Clifford Lee Henry. She is survived by: 3 Daughters: Sarah Jane Healey (Robert Edward) Berea Shirley Mae Henry Berea Margaret Lee Creech (Mike) Irvine 1 Son: Donald Ray Henry Irvine 6 Grandchildren 2 Great Grandchildren She was preceded in death by 4 Siblings: Mary Frances Estes, W. Brown Donahue, Forest Ward Donahue, and Harvey Donahue. Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday 1 PM at the New Life Apostolic Church by Rev. Ross Conley and Rev. Alan Peevler with burial to follow in the Oakdale Cemetery. Friends may call after 11 AM Tuesday at the church until funeral time.

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What is a Magnetic Mattress

Nowadays, cushions are not just good for sleeping and resting. Why, yes, you can still use your cushion for these purposes and now, mattresses can do even more. Increasingly more business and also producers have been supplying bed mattress which are ergonomically proper. These sort of mattresses help their customers not just improve their health and wellness condition however also deal with some of their health issue.

Lots of people claim that if you are mosting likely to fork over some cash purchasing a brand-new mattress, you might as well spend a little bit even more and get yourself an ergonomically correct one. One of the most preferred kind of ergonomic mattress today is probably the flexible kind. Flexible mattresses can be personalized (and also, well, changed) to fit their customer’s personal wellness needs.

The magnetic cushion

However apart from the flexible cushions, an additional sort of ergonomic cushion has been gaining increasingly more popularity recently. What is it? The magnetic mattress. Does not it sound like a superhero or something? Well anyway, if you have actually never ever come across it in the past, a magnetic cushion is a mattress covered with soft product which is to mask the stripes of 50 to 200 magnets stitched inside. You do not really feel the magnets however they have a result on you.

The cushion and its benefits

Like ergonomic cushions, the magnetic mattress offer a lot of advantages which include healing various ailments such as sleeping disorders, neck and back pain, joint discomfort, inadequate blood circulation, migraine as well as stress as well as a lot more significant illness such as numerous sclerosis, epilepsy, lupus, rheumatoid joint inflammation and also peripheral neuropathy. It is also claimed to aid decrease the aging process and can help cleansing of the body.

Rather a lot for a mattress, don’t you believe? A few of these claims, particularly those handling severe diseases such as multiple sclerosis and the like, are yet to be verified by clinical and scientific professionals. Nonetheless, like the ergonomic bed mattress it is, many people affirm the effectiveness of the magnetic bed mattress when it involves the initial illness stated.

It can enhance our bones, joints and muscles

Most individuals that buy magnetic mattresses acquire them for a typical reason: discomfort in the bones, joints as well as/ or muscular tissues. Magnet itself has really been made use of for a long time to treat bone, joints and also muscle mass issues as well as since it is already incorporated in our mattresses, people have jumped on the pledge that it will certainly help them with the claimed issues.

There are several testimonies of consumers that magnetic mattresses truly do assist and minimize the discomfort they are experiencing. Magnetic cushions have actually also been used to relieve pain from patients that have actually just gotten out of a surgery. Magnets found in these mattresses are additionally found to be able to decrease swelling as well as swelling along with muscular tensions.

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It can enhance our blood circulation

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London Road bus lanes – final decision

On Thursday 12 September the County Council’s cabinet member for the Environment (including Transport), Cllr David Nimmo Smith @DNimmoSmit1, will decide on the final arrangements for the latest London Road bus lane improvements under his delegated powers. The officers’ report summarises the comments and objections received through the public consultation exercise which took place in August.

The report recommends going ahead with the bus lane changes with only slight modifications. However, despite carefully thought-out suggestions from cycling groups (Cyclox, CTC and others), it seems there will be few or no improvements to cycling provision.

Quoting from the report:

16 the principle aim of the London Road Improvement Scheme has been to provide bus priority along this important route into Headington. The proposals as consulted on seek to maintain the current level of cycling provision.

These words are repeated several times in the report and its annexes, each time with the added phrase

without making the situation any worse than it already is.

17 A number of valid suggestions have been made by cycling groups and will be taken into account in any future work to investigate the possible provision of improved west bound cycle facilities on London Road. This investigation work could be incorporated into future project briefs generated by the LSTF currently available to the Council.

In other words, nothing will be done as part of this scheme but the Council will consider doing something if and when any further work is to be carried out.

This is confirmed in the report’s recommendations:

19(c)3 Provision of west bound cycle facilities on London Road be investigated separately to this scheme.
19(d) to instruct that further consideration be given to the concerns raised by Cyclox regarding the merging of cyclists and general traffic on the existing carriageway shared use footway/cycleway.

Taken together I think this must mean that if the report is approved as it stands, the Council will try to incorporate Cyclox’ suggestions for making the point where city-bound cyclists will leave the footpath and join the road safer, but any other work to provide a better cycling route on the south side of the London Road will have to wait.

This seems to be confirmed here:

Annex 1 – objections – Cyclox – 3. In order to give further consideration to the concerns raised by Cyclox in relation to the merging of cyclists on the existing off carriageway shared use footway / cycleway and general traffic, it is recommended that the proposal as consulted on is reviewed during the detailed design stage.
4. Some valid suggestions have been made by Cyclox therefore it is recommended that further investigation work be carried out into the possible provision of improved west bound cycle facilities. This investigation work could be incorporated into future project briefs generated by the LSTF currently available to the Council.

One small improvement is promised:

5. A request was also made by Cyclox to reinstate the faded yellow box marking at the sharp bend on the service road known as The Roundway adjacent to the McDonald’s restaurant to assist cyclists by deterring parking. It is recommended that this is retained but it should be noted that enforcement of this type of restriction would be required to improve its effectiveness and is unlikely to be a high priority for Thames Valley Police.

The response to all other cycling-related comments and objections is to repeat

These comments are noted and should be considered in any future review of cycling cilities on London Road.

It’s very disappointing that at a time when there’s significant and increasing political support for improving cycling provision, when the government is making money available, when over 100 MPs of all parties attended and supported the Get Britain Cycling Campaign in the House of Commons last Monday, when other cities are demonstrating a willingness to invest in cycling on a scale far greater than Oxford’s uncoordinated bits-and-pieces approach, that Oxfordshire County continues to be indifferent to cycling.

If you want to see the recommendations of the All Party Parliamentary Cycling Group, including one that calls for “A statutory requirement that cyclists’ and pedestrians’ needs are considered at an early stage of all new development schemes, including housing and business developments as well as traffic and transport schemes” here’s the link. Wouldn’t it be good if Cllr Nimmo Smith embraced this initiative and instructed his officers to include more in the scheme than just a dropped kerb or two and a bit of white paint?


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The Norse Gods is a brand new 9-coin series dedicated to gods of Norse mythology: Odin, Thor, Tyr, Loki, Heimdall, Sif, Hel, Freyr, and Frigg. Together with stunning high relief, the antique finish enhances the majesty and greatness of each 2 oz silver 999 coin. Issued with the mintage of 1 000 pieces, the coin comes housed in a special themed box with a CoA inside.


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tornado.util — General-purpose utilities

Miscellaneous utility functions and classes.

This module is used internally by Tornado. It is not necessarily expected that the functions and classes defined here will be useful to other applications, but they are documented here in case they are.

The one public-facing part of this module is the Configurable class and its configure method, which becomes a part of the interface of its subclasses, including AsyncHTTPClient, IOLoop, and Resolver.

exception tornado.util.TimeoutError[source]

Exception raised by with_timeout and IOLoop.run_sync.

Changed in version 5.0:: Unified tornado.gen.TimeoutError and tornado.ioloop.TimeoutError as tornado.util.TimeoutError. Both former names remain as aliases.

class tornado.util.ObjectDict[source]

Makes a dictionary behave like an object, with attribute-style access.

class tornado.util.GzipDecompressor[source]

Streaming gzip decompressor.

The interface is like that of zlib.decompressobj (without some of the optional arguments, but it understands gzip headers and checksums.

decompress(value: bytes, max_length: int = 0)bytes[source]

Decompress a chunk, returning newly-available data.

Some data may be buffered for later processing; flush must be called when there is no more input data to ensure that all data was processed.

If max_length is given, some input data may be left over in unconsumed_tail; you must retrieve this value and pass it back to a future call to decompress if it is not empty.

property unconsumed_tail

Returns the unconsumed portion left over

Return any remaining buffered data not yet returned by decompress.

Also checks for errors such as truncated input. No other methods may be called on this object after flush.

tornado.util.import_object(name: str) → Any[source]

Imports an object by name.

import_object('x') is equivalent to import x. import_object('x.y.z') is equivalent to from x.y import z.

>>> import tornado.escape
>>> import_object('tornado.escape') is tornado.escape
>>> import_object('tornado.escape.utf8') is tornado.escape.utf8
>>> import_object('tornado') is tornado
>>> import_object('tornado.missing_module')
Traceback (most recent call last):
ImportError: No module named missing_module
tornado.util.errno_from_exception(e: BaseException) → Optional[int][source]

Provides the errno from an Exception object.

There are cases that the errno attribute was not set so we pull the errno out of the args but if someone instantiates an Exception without any args you will get a tuple error. So this function abstracts all that behavior to give you a safe way to get the errno.

tornado.util.re_unescape(s: str)str[source]

Unescape a string escaped by re.escape.

May raise ValueError for regular expressions which could not have been produced by re.escape (for example, strings containing \d cannot be unescaped).

New in version 4.4.

class tornado.util.Configurable(*args: Any, **kwargs: Any)[source]

Base class for configurable interfaces.

A configurable interface is an (abstract) class whose constructor acts as a factory function for one of its implementation subclasses. The implementation subclass as well as optional keyword arguments to its initializer can be set globally at runtime with configure.

By using the constructor as the factory method, the interface looks like a normal class, isinstance works as usual, etc. This pattern is most useful when the choice of implementation is likely to be a global decision (e.g. when epoll is available, always use it instead of select), or when a previously-monolithic class has been split into specialized subclasses.

Configurable subclasses must define the class methods configurable_base and configurable_default, and use the instance method initialize instead of __init__.

Changed in version 5.0: It is now possible for configuration to be specified at multiple levels of a class hierarchy.

classmethod configurable_base()[source]

Returns the base class of a configurable hierarchy.

This will normally return the class in which it is defined. (which is not necessarily the same as the cls classmethod parameter).

classmethod configurable_default()[source]

Returns the implementation class to be used if none is configured.

Initialize a Configurable subclass instance.

Configurable classes should use initialize instead of __init__.

Changed in version 4.2: Now accepts positional arguments in addition to keyword arguments.

classmethod configure(impl, **kwargs)[source]

Sets the class to use when the base class is instantiated.

Keyword arguments will be saved and added to the arguments passed to the constructor. This can be used to set global defaults for some parameters.

classmethod configured_class()[source]

Returns the currently configured class.

class tornado.util.ArgReplacer(func: Callable, name: str)[source]

Replaces one value in an args, kwargs pair.

Inspects the function signature to find an argument by name whether it is passed by position or keyword. For use in decorators and similar wrappers.

get_old_value(args: Sequence[Any], kwargs: Dict[str, Any], default: Any = None) → Any[source]

Returns the old value of the named argument without replacing it.

Returns default if the argument is not present.

replace(new_value: Any, args: Sequence[Any], kwargs: Dict[str, Any]) → Tuple[Any, Sequence[Any], Dict[str, Any]][source]

Replace the named argument in args, kwargs with new_value.

Returns (old_value, args, kwargs). The returned args and kwargs objects may not be the same as the input objects, or the input objects may be mutated.

If the named argument was not found, new_value will be added to kwargs and None will be returned as old_value.

Equivalent to td.total_seconds() (introduced in Python 2.7).


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Cop26 – Prayer Chain for climate justice

February 7, 2021

The UN’s climate change summit, which was to take place in the UK in November 2020, has been postponed until 1-12 November 2021. Join this month’s prayer chain to pray for climate justice

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Junior world angling champion Matt Godfrey from South Yorkshire is hoping to mentor youngsters in his favourite sport after signing up to become a qualified coach.

The 18 year-old, who is the only person to win the junior world championship three times, will be joining his dad Kevin on the two-day course and hopes that his expert tuition and experience will help to encourage others to take up a rod and line.

The Environment Agency is paying for Matt and Kevin’s training and is always keen to hear from others who have the experience and commitment to become a qualified coach.

Matt said: “When I first started fishing, I had loads of help from qualified National Federation of Anglers coaches who I have a lot to thank for what I have been able to achieve.

“By becoming a qualified coach myself, it will enable me to put something back into angling, and help develop young anglers in this fantastic sport.”

Environment Agency fisheries officer for Yorkshire Pete Turner said good coaches were needed to help attract people to the sport.

“Our research shows that people who attended one of our angling taster days have gone on to fish again during the following 12 months. This is good news and shows that there is interest out there from people to give the sport a go.

“Having a committed coach is vital to helping a novice angler get off to a good start. As well as teaching them the basics, they can show people how to handle the fish, and ensure that it returns to water in a healthy condition.”

Matt has already signed up to become a qualified coach with the Sheffield-based “Get Hooked on Life” which was established by Woodthorpe Development Trust in the city to promote activities, events and training for young people.

Karl Barton, Woodthorpe Development Trust Manager and chief executive officer of Get Hooked said: “Matt is a real catch for us. He has worked with us before and has a real talent when working with young people. We are incredibly pleased to be working with the Environment Agency and can’t thank them enough for their support. We want to inspire young people and having the three times junior world angling champion as a mentor will be brilliant.”

For more information visit www.environment-agency.gov.uk

Click on www.total-fishingclub.com – the UK’s No1 online match fishing club – to win a trip to the world match fishing championships, and save money off tackle


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AURORA Releases New Track ‘The Secret Garden’

AURORA has written and recorded an original song, ‘THE SECRET GARDEN’

STUDIOCANAL and Universal Music Group have announced that the Norwegian singer AURORA has written and recorded an original song, ‘THE SECRET GARDEN’ tied to the global release of Marc Munden’s film by the same name.

AURORA has previously featured as an artist on the ‘FROZEN II’ soundtrack with Idina Menzel. Her film work followed in the footsteps of her hugely successful first two albums; her debut ‘All My Demons Greeting Me As a Friend’ and its follow-up 2 part album ‘Infections Of A Different Kind’ (Step 1) & ‘A Different Kind of Human (Step 2)’.  AURORA’s music has now received over 1 Billion streams.

Speaking to the collaboration with AURORA for the film, producer Rosie Alison said “AURORA is such a unique and inspiring singer-songwriter, and we were thrilled when The Secret Garden sparked this collaboration with her. True to the spirit of the story, her exquisite song conjures nature’s mysterious power in our lives.”

The single was released on September 4th, with a full soundtrack for the film released by Universal Music Group on the same day.

AURORA’s single ‘The Secret Garden’ can be pre-saved here:

THE SECRET GARDEN began its worldwide roll-out in July, and launched in the US on Friday 7th August with a PVOD release via STX Films.  The film will continue its global roll-out throughout 2020, with theatrical releases scheduled in the UK on 23 October 2020.

THE SECRET GARDEN tells the story of Mary Lennox (Dixie Egerickx – GeniusThe Little Stranger), a prickly and unloved 10-year-old girl, born in India to wealthy British parents. When they die suddenly, she is sent back to England to live with her uncle, Archibald Craven (Academy Award® and BAFTA-winner Colin Firth – A Single Man, The King’s Speech, Bridget Jones’s Baby) at Misselthwaite Manor, a remote country estate deep in the Yorkshire moors, under the watchful eye of Mrs. Medlock (BAFTA-winner Julie Walters – Mary Poppins Returns, Harry Potter, Mamma Mia) and with only the household maid, Martha (Isis Davis – GuiltElectric Dreams) for company.

Mary begins to uncover many family secrets, particularly after chancing upon her sickly cousin Colin (Edan Hayhurst – GeniusThere She Goes), who has been shut away in a wing of the house, and through her discovery of a wondrous garden, locked away and lost within the grounds of Misselthwaite.

While searching for Hector, a stray dog that led Mary to the garden walls, she befriends local boy Dickon (Amir Wilson – His Dark MaterialsThe Kid Who Would Be King) who, through the garden’s restorative powers, helps her to fix Hector’s injured leg.

Once brought together, these three damaged, slightly misfit children heal each other as they delve deeper into the mysteries of the garden – a magical place of adventure that will change their lives forever.

Additionally, AURORA has recorded a performance with the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra which will be streamed on Sunday 6th September and will only be available for 72 hours.

To stream the performance viewers can purchase a digital pass using the following link:


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Our Practice

Our pediatric practice  is "no ordinary office". In the past, the train provided change from the wilderness to the frontier, and it sparked great things for us all. Our train motif symbolizes how we provide "new age" pediatric medical care.

We deliver quality patient care in the ages of newborn to 21 years for their

  • preventative care

  • treatment of illnesses

  • behavioral management and counseling

  • literacy development

  • prevention of dental caries

Our pediatric office promotes early brain development with the emphasis of breastfeeding, touch-massage, classical music, and reading. We provide a “Reach out and Read” program to promote literacy. Our office is a kid-friendly environment!

Our Doctors
Edward Borchard, MD, FAAP

I am a board certified pediatrician. I completed Driscoll Children’s Hospital Residency program  in 1998. I am a former Chairman of Avance-Corpus Christi Chapter, former member of Success by 6.  I've been in private practice for 21 years, I am married to Velma Borchard, and we have two children (Sean 18 years  and Lauren 16 years).

I work at both of our locations.

I am predominantly at the Corpus Christi office, but I do practice at the Robstown location on Thursdays.

My passion is early brain development with an emphasis in preventing toxic stress in the family environment. My plan is to increase an infant's, child's, and adolescent's resiliency through promoting good brain and physical health. Come visit me at "the train", where we are "all aboard" with you and your family.

Velma Borchard FNP-BC, CLC

I am a board certified family nurse practitioner. I was born and raised here in South Texas. I am a former graduate of Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. I've been working in our pediatric office  close to 20 years. I am also the breastfeeding consultant for the practice and have been helping our patients with meditative breathing techniques.

I work at both of our locations. I am predominantly at the Robstown office, but I do practice at the Corpus Christi location on Thursdays.

My passion is to provide quality patient care, promote preventative care and wellness, to be thorough, and to educate family's on the problem at hand. I believe that listening and being empathetic helps to nurture this process.

I have been married to Dr. Edward Borchard for 20 years, and we have two beautiful children. Hope to see you soon at "the train!" I don't think we can...I know we can! (train whistle) ;)

Christine Rivera, MD, FAAP

I am Dr. Christine Rivera.  I am a board certified Pediatrician and have worked in different pediatric clinical care settings like the inner city hospitals in NYC where I completed my pediatric residency program.  I have also worked in several rural and urban communities in South Texas.  This has thus provided me with a vast wealth of experience in dealing with the problems and medical needs of pediatric patients over the years.

A strong and deep commitment to ensure the provision of quality health care to children in the community is something I share with the members of the medical team of Tots & Teens Pediatrics.  We therefore invite you to visit us at the “train”, and allow us to help you and your children travel the ‘railroad” to a healthy and happy life.

Gayle Gibson, PNP-BC

I am Gayle Gibson. I am a Board Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner and a longtime member of the Tots and Teens team of Pediatric Providers.

I welcome new patients every day, and find I am also welcoming some

second generations of patients I had previously seen as children. I will

always enjoy watching and assisting our patients to grow and thrive.

I recently retired but will be working on an as needed bases. I will be working at both of our locations.

Mallory Aparece, FNP-BC

My name is Mallory Aparece and I am a board certified family nurse practitioner. I was born and raised in the South Texas area and graduated from Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi.

I am passionate about pediatrics and truly love working with children and their parents/caregivers. My husband and I welcomed our first child in December 2015, and this experience has given me a deeper understanding of the unique bond

between families.

Furthermore, it is my priority to maintain your child's health and well-being in an environment that is warm and nurturing. I invite you all to come visit us at the "train" as we work together to promote optimal health for your child.

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Vivian C. Lopez, FNP -BC
Hello, I am Vivian C. Lopez. As a graduate of Robstown High School it gives me great pleasure to be serving families in my home town as a certified family nurse practitioner.
I graduated with a degree in Human Development and Family Sciences with an emphasis on early childhood development from The University of Texas at Austin in 2008 and went on to teach first grade with Robstown ISD.  In 2010,  I began my studies in nursing at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi where I received both my BSN and MSN.
My husband, also a Robstown High School Alumnus, and I are proud parents of two wonderful little girls. I believe my experience as a teacher and mother have enabled me to empathize with parents and patients during times of illness and rejoice during successes like meeting development milestones.
It is my mission to provided high quality, evidence based healthcare, education and guidance to the families in my community. I look forward to embarking on this journey as we watch your children grow and flourish into fine young adults.

Cynthia Garcia, FNP-C
Hello. I am Cynthia Garcia. I am a Certified Family Nurse Practitioner. I was born and raised in South Texas and have been a longtime resident.  I graduated  as a registered nurse in 1997 and spent much of my career as a school nurse for Robstown ISD and as a specialty nurse educator for Driscoll Children's Hospital.
I earned my Master's of Science in Nursing degree and Family Nurse Practitioner Certification in 2011. My passion has always been caring for children and their families with special emphasis on serving the children of my community. I believe the patient, family , and provider are a team and together can promote health and wellness from infancy to adulthood. I work at the Robstown location and welcome new patients.


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#COGivesDay: 5 Years Of Giving

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Dear THAC Friends & Followers,

After a long week of killer deals and steals from your favorite retailers, it is time to reflect on what the holidays are truly about… the spirit of giving! Town Hall Arts Center is one of the many non-profit organizations to participate in Colorado Gives Day, an annual statewide movement to celebrate and increase philanthropy in Colorado through online giving.

Town Hall Arts Center would like to graciously thank Community First Foundation and FirstBank for their partnership in creating the largest incentive fund in history through Colorado Gives Day – totaling 1 million dollars! As one of the largest giving-day incentive funds in the country, the program proportionally increases the value of every dollar donated to Town Hall Arts Center. According to a Colorado Gives Day Press Release,

“If a nonprofit organization receives 10 percent of the total donations made on Colorado Gives Day, that same nonprofit receives 10 percent of the $1 Million Incentive Fund. The 2014 Incentive Fund is 300 percent larger than last year.”

– Kayla Arnesen, Community First Foundation

Colorado Gives Day 2014 is Tuesday, December 9th! On behalf of our actors (both adult and child), designers, directors, teachers, and staff – we would be honored if you could consider a gift to Town Hall Arts Center this year in the form of a Colorado Gives Donation!  It would mean the world to everyone who makes THAC Productions possible, who are all working hard to bring the live theater experience to the Denver metro area! During the past year, over 33,000 students, seniors and adults attended our main stage performances, and preview performances of each main stage musical were attended by over 1,050 underprivileged individuals.  In addition, we served over 3,000 children with our educational programs.  Many of those children received scholarships or tuition reductions because of the support of individuals such as you!

Donors are encouraged to join the movement to “give where you live” and raise millions for your favorite Colorado nonprofits. Colorado Gives Day is powered by ColoradoGives.org, a year-round, online giving website featuring nearly 1,500 Colorado nonprofit organizations. THAC will also be participating in the #COGivesDay Rally on MONDAY 12/08/14 at the capitol building in Downtown Denver!

THANK YOU for considering THAC while donating this season!

Happy Holidays,

Visit their website for more information!

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Creative Trademark Enforcement Part II: Shutting Down The Upside Down

Over the past few years, we have seen numerous instances of companies protecting their trademarks in creative ways – approaches that leverage humor and the brands themselves in order to achieve an acceptable legal outcome while simultaneously promoting the company and its brands, thus minimizing the risk of public relations blowback. In this “Creative Trademark Enforcement” series of blog posts, I’ll be exploring some of the more interesting takes on this approach, from singing lawyers to town criers and beyond. In Part I of the series, I discussed VELCRO® Brand’s “Don’t Say Velcro” video, in which a group of lawyers literally sing and dance to stave off genericide. As strange as that sounds, this post is about something even stranger.

The Upside Down Pop-Up Bar

Stranger Things, Netflix’s breakout love letter to 1980s supernatural cinema classics, has surely spawned plenty of unauthorized costume parties and other ambush marketing events at bars and restaurants across the country, but one Chicago establishment went a bit too far.  Back in August of this year, the team behind the Emporium Arcade Bar in Logan Square launched a Stranger Things-themed “pop-up bar” called The Upside Down, named after the (SPOILER ALERT) cold, mysterious, and altogether creepy alternate dimension introduced in the show’s first season, and where (SERIOUSLY, SPOILER ALERT) fan-favorite Barb presumably still lies (RIP Barb, we hardly knew ye).  The bar had a distinctly ‘80s vibe, with plenty of implicit and explicit call-outs to the show, including cocktails named after the characters and events, posters reminiscent of the program’s title graphics, and plenty of off-season Christmas lights in case Will Byers felt like dropping in for a Shirley Temple. The Upside Down bar was originally planned for a six-week run but, due to its popularity, the Emporium folks were considering extending it.

Netflix Declines To “Go Full Dr. Brenner”

Netflix unsurprisingly objected.  Rather than sending a standard cease-and-desist letter, however, Netflix’s Senior Counsel sent a short, friendly letter very much in the spirit of Stranger Things itself, full of show references and replete with ‘80s kid lingo.  “My walkie talkie is busted…” the letter began, “…and I don’t want you to think I’m a total wastoid…but it’s important to us to have a say in how our fans encounter the worlds we build.”  The letter, which assured the Emporium that it was Netflix’s intention “not to go full Dr. Brenner on you” (invoking one of the season’s key antagonists), politely requested that the pop-up bar shut down after its six-week run, and that the Emporium folks ask for permission if they plan a similar event in the future.

The clever and good-natured letter, combined with its relatively gentle demands, was widely hailed as a both a legal and marketing victory for Netflix.

Below is an image of the Netflix letter. I’ll be back soon with more totally righteous creative enforcement strategies.

One thought on “Creative Trademark Enforcement Part II: Shutting Down The Upside Down

  1. Netflix has a habit of stealing others’ intellectual property. They are still using my registered trademark (PLANNED PARROTHOOD®) because I can’t afford to fight this behemoth. They had the nerve to threaten to sue ME if they won in court citing “freedom of expression” over trademark rights. How can we who have been victims of Netflix’s blatant theft find anyone to represent us?

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Benjamin Pinch passed through Penticton, on his west-east walk across Canada. (Phil McLachlan - Western News)

Benjamin Pinch passed through Penticton, on his west-east walk across Canada. (Phil McLachlan - Western News)

700km in on a walk across Canada, B.C. man passes through Okanagan

Benjamin Pinch talks dropping everything to fulfill his lifelong dream of walking across the country

Benjamin Pinch is not the same man he was 44 days ago. The woods, he says, have a habit of changing you.

It’s dusk, and his silhouette bobs as he ascends the Kettle Valley Rail Trail towards the Little Tunnel, overlooking the South Okanagan town of Naramata. Weaving around him is his canine partner, Jade, carrying her own food in a makeshift saddlebag.

The arid, rocky landscape is covered with desert grasses, bushes and cacti. Turkey vultures fly overhead, some landing to take shelter from the impending rain in the distance.

Clad in a wool poncho and jeans, it’s the twinkle in his eyes that catches your attention.

With over 700 kilometers now behind him, every day Pinch comes one step closer to his final destination: Newfoundland. His reason for walking across Canada? To fulfill a lifelong dream.

READ MORE: ‘It’s going to be a test by fire’: Northern B.C. men build homemade catamaran

Now through Penticton, Pinch has but 23,221 km to go on his eastbound adventure.

“It’s my second dream, I already accomplished my first dream: I got my self-sustaining cabin out in the woods,” he says. “When I was younger, probably elementary school, Terry Fox was going across Canada, ever since then, it stuck in my head.”

It’s at this cabin in Winnipegosis, MB, that the Campbell River native plans to hunker down for the winter, before completing his walk by the end of summer 2021.

Campbell River native Benjamin Pinch has been hiking since May, his final destination, Newfoundland. To stay safe amid COVID-19, he has been keeping his distance, only been stopping when essential, washing his hands and also carries sanitizer. (Phil McLachlan – Western News)

The 32-year-old has been walking his entire life. In fact, he didn’t feel the need to get his driver’s licence until he was 25. In Campbell River, he ran a cleaning business, Static Cleaning, off of his bike.

At the beginning of May, Pinch sold some of his possessions, and with the support of his kids, left home.

“It’s kind of like a big spiritual journey too. Something just told me at the same sense, this is the time to do it, it’s the time to go now. Just go,” he says.

Sticking to the Great Trail (also known as the Trans Canada Trail), Pinch covers about 30 kilometers a day. Coming out the other side, he hopes to gain a deeper understanding of himself.

It wasn’t until he starting walking, and had time to think, that Pinch realized he had already accomplished his first dream. Time on the trail has allowed him to slow down and examine himself.

“I had a tough time to slow down and process, and go through the things in my life, because I was always a super, super busy person,” he says. “I worked days; I worked nights.”

So far he’s been blessed with good weather, good people, and just a few wild animals. One section, however, caught him off guard.

“Coming over Paleface Mountain [East of Chilliwack Lake] I wasn’t expecting there to be a whole bunch of snow. There was snow probably up to my neck. I had no snowshoes or nothing, it was nice and hard at least, but in the sun it was soft, and I dropped into a couple of wells and stuff like that,” he says.

“I had the trekking poles that are on the side of my bag and I bent one of them trying to catch myself, so I didn’t break my leg on the ice on the inside.”

At this point he knew he had to slow down if he was going to get through the section safely.

“I was in a rush to get down the mountain because it had taken me too long, and I didn’t want to be stuck on the top.”

READ MORE: Snow delays summer opening of Big White Ski Resort

It was on this mountain that Pinch also encountered two black bears. He saw two more once he entered into the Okanagan region.

He also came across another predator that wasn’t as skittish as the bears.

Pinch rounded a corner and saw a cougar stopped on the trail in front of him. After discharging a bear-banger, the cougar weaved from side to side, and disappeared.

“It’s been pretty epic,” says Pinch.

The view from Little Tunnel, down to Okanagan Lake, looking North. (Phil McLachlan – Western News)

Along the journey so far, Pinch has met some interesting people. Those that take the time to stop and say hello will hear his story; others who walk or ride past will never know.

“A lot of people, they think it’s an impossible journey, but realistically when you actually think about it, you’re just walking. And how much walking do you do every single day,” he says.

“Just go and do it. Because if it’s one of your dreams, you’re going to be working towards somebody else’s dream the rest of your life, so you might as well stop what you’re doing and do what you need to do, to get your dreams out of the way.”

Pinch has no plans of stopping once he completes the Great Trail. Next he hopes to take on the Pacific Crest Trail, a 4,270 kilometer trail winding down from the Canadian border, through Washington, south to the U.S./Mexico border.

“After all this is done, I think I’m just going to keep on walking.”

Throughout his journey, when he has service, Pinch updates his Facebook page, Stacking The Steps. Follow him on his adventures by clicking here.

READ MORE: Camps once housed workers along Kettle Valley Railway

READ MORE: Peace Arch Park to close amid dozens using it as loophole in COVID-19 border restrictions

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Our Consultative Approach Matters More

At TransAct, many of our clients tell us why our consultative approach matters more to them than being teased into leaving us for a lower rate.  We really appreciate that they recognize this.  My team and I work really hard to offer more services while creating programs that are client-centric and customized to each company we serve…while still offering competitive pricing, overall, bottom line savings and personal account management.

As banking has become more and more a commodity, local branches are purchased, entire brands are swallowed up and merged into bigger conglomerates with national and worldwide policies that benefit the bank more than their local customers.

The same holds true for our industry as two of the big “little guys” were acquired. In 2017 Cayan was purchased by TSYS with a closing just this month – you may not know them since they rebranded from Merchant Warehouse in 2015.  Also, in late 2015, Global Payments absorbed Heartland.

This matters because many of our customers choose their processor for certain market positioning services.  Thus, we have earned their former customers’ trust – ones who didn’t want to accept new terms and conditions like longer contract times and new, confusing fees that are typically associated with a bigger bank.

As always, our approach continues to be one that is focused on each customer and their individual needs for their business.  Each client is known by their name and not just a long string of numbers.*

If you have been frustrated by policies that make no sense, do not seem to fit your business and have experienced increased expenses because of subtle changes in the cost of processing – that you didn’t accept/have when you started your payment processing account – it might be time to try a personalized, dedicated and consultative approach.

At TransAct, we treat each transaction and each customer as a unique opportunity to help and we are focused on small to large businesses and everything in between.  We help each business find and keep their place in their community while remaining competitive, compliant with ever-changing security, and offering cost-effective services that business owners want and need today.

~ Mary Ann

Contact me today for more information. We are happy to provide references who will elaborate on their prior experiences with us on how we have helped them grow in today’s business climate.

*  We always need to validate customer account number and passcodes both of which are an important aspect of security, but that isn’t the first step to our consultative approach with our clients.


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Why Share Industry Knowledge?

Some may wonder, why share industry knowledge? It is a good practice to share what you have learned with others; to share with those who don’t even know that it is important to know.

There is so much to learn about every industry, it is important to us, here at TransAct that we make it a priority to educate, inform, and elevate the client’s understanding.

In networking to develop TransAct, it has always been a priority to be transparent. What are the critical areas to know? What is changing in the industry? What certain aspects of credit card processing and merchant services should be more widely known?

It is a confusing industry and that causes people, the decision makers in a business to be less trusting.

TransAct wants to earn your trust, your business and your loyalty.

So, we share industry knowledge.

Here is the latest news we think you should know:

Large company Acquisitions in the last year

  • FIServ acquires First Data
  • TSYS acquires Cayan (formerly known as Merchant Warehouse)
  • FIS acquires World Pay
  • NCR buys Jet Pay

What these mergers often mean to business owners is:

  • less competition
  • less interest in cutting rates to attract clients
  • less perceived need to reduce the fees charged

When their contracts roll over to the new parent company, clients are locked in no matter what. While you may not have an option to change, it is still important to ask the question.

Be on the lookout for new fees on your statements if you are working with one of these companies and know when your contract expires. If you want a second opinion, please let us know – e-mail Mary Ann for an industry insider view and explanation of what it all means to you and your business.

PS TransAct does not require a contract and always works one-on-one with a client to educate and share industry knowledge, helping clients to find the best program to serve each unique business’ needs


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Douglas Luiz

Date of birth/Age: May 9, 1998 (23)

Place of birth: BrazilRio de Janeiro

Citizenship: BrazilBrazil

Height: 1,77 m

Position: Defensive Midfield

Contract expires: Jun 30, 2023

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Second Round Sep 15, 2020 Burton Albion Aston Villa 1:3 CM 1 71' 19'
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from Samuel Olumoyegun, Serving Overseer at Dayspring Chapel

Dear Servants of God,

It gives me such a great pleasure to humbly extend this special invitation to you. I am trusting God that you will join my wife and I and the entire congregation of Dayspring Chapel in marking our 9th anniversary as a local church.

Though we clocked up our 9th anniversary on Thursday 13 May 2016, we decided to mark the occasion with a 3 DAYS POWER-PACKED CRUSADE, with our guest speaker, Prophet Peter Akinnubi.

Prophet Akinnubi is the overseer of King’s Celebration Centre Int’l Inc., with Headquarters in Ogun State, Nigeria. He is a prophet and teacher of God’s Word by calling and has authored 18 books already setting people free across the globe.

Prophet Akinnubi is also a speaker at conferences and conventions, with great accurate prophetic declarations and insights to set the captives free. He is a husband of one wife, a crop consultant and scientist, and blessed with a child too.

From my short experience of Prophet Akinnubi’s ministry and what those who have encountered him have told me, his global mandate from God is to help strengthen and encourage the body of Christ. I have no doubt in my mind that that God will use him to bless you outrageously. You will be glad you came.

This primary purpose of this 3 days crusade is the effort of the church to make room for God in Christ to show forth His resurrection power and that people may know that God is still an actor in the world and in our personal lives.

Our prayer and hope is that Christ’s Name will be exalted above every sickness, disease, lack, pain, or any long-standing issues that people may be facing, and which had hitherto defied human solution.

We as a local congregation believe God to save souls, deliver people, revelation and power gifts to be clearly demonstrated and for believers in Christ to be edified and encouraged.

I do hope and pray that you are able to make any of these dates, Friday 24-Sunday 26 June 2016.

Please, do RSVP me as soon as possible, with your decision, one way or another, for administrative purposes.

Kind Regards.

Samuel Olumoyegun

Serving Overseer, Dayspring Chapel, Grays

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Wednesday 21 September 2011

PICT22612Rock Thurrock core team members Andy Blakey and Tim Harrold go to the bridge over the Mardyke between Purfleet and the Rainham RSPB Centre. They are both carrying staffs: Andy’s is a traditional crook-style one, while Tim’s is a gnarled, bowing bit of stick.

They stand on the Thurrock side of the bridge, not far from what the locals call the ‘Wedding Ring’, which is in fact a representation of the solar disk with a timeline inscribed inside it.

Inspired earlier in the Rock Thurrock journey to do this, Andy reads out Numbers 21:17,18:

Then Israel sang this song:
“Spring up, O well!
Sing about it,
about the well that the princes dug,
that the nobles of the people sank—
the nobles with scepters and staffs.”

They prod the sodden earth with their rods of God and call for the wells of salvation and healing to be opened across the borough in Jesus’ name.

They bang their staffs on  the ground, not 3 times, but 6 and many more, taking their cue from 2 Kings 13:18-20:

Then he said, “Take the arrows,” and the king took them. Elisha told him, “Strike the ground.” He struck it three times and stopped. The man of God was angry with him and said, “You should have struck the ground five or six times; then you would have defeated Aram and completely destroyed it. But now you will defeat it only three times.”

They pray into the notion of striking the rock of Thurrock – Rock Thurrock – with their staffs, like Moses in the desert with the Israelites in Numbers 20:11:

Then Moses raised his arm and struck the rock twice with his staff. Water gushed out…

Referring to 1 Corinthians 10:3-4, Andy takes this further, giving Thurrock’s Rock a name:

They all ate the same spiritual food and drank the same spiritual drink; for they drank from the spiritual rock that accompanied them, and that rock was Christ.

They pour salt into the Mardyke’s mouth, which will connect with the Thames as it flows downstream past Thurrock. They notice that some of the Mardyke is muddy and silted, but where the flow is, clear. The salt is poured, remembering Elisha in 2 Numbers 20:20-22:

“Bring me a new bowl,” he said, “and put salt in it.” So they brought it to him.
Then he went out to the spring and threw the salt into it, saying, “This is what the LORD says: ‘I have healed this water. Never again will it cause death or make the land unproductive.’” And the water has remained pure to this day, according to the word Elisha had spoken.

PICT22622They walk round to the beacon on green opposite the corner of Tank Hill and London Road, erected in 1988 to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the victory over the Spanish Armada in 1588. On the upright there’s a plaque that says, “Fire Over England”. They pray for fire over Thurrock, for the Holy Spirit to come as in Acts 2:3:

They saw what seemed to be tongues of fire that separated and came to rest on each of them.

The beacon was put their by two men of the name of Dimond, which remind Andy and Tim that Thurrock is a ‘rock’, a gem, in the King’s royal ring. Haggai 2:23 says:
‘I will make you like my signet ring, for I have chosen you,’ declares the LORD Almighty.

Returning to the bridge, they pray again, leaning on opposite sides of the bridge, feet on Thurrock soil.

Two runners come bounding along. The first holds his hands up as he comes through, shouting, “I don’t know what the password is!”

Immediately, Andy replies, “JESUS SAVES!”

The man shouts, “Oh, right,” as he sprints off along the river bank path.

Tim says, “That was quick thinking – and profound! ‘The password is JESUS SAVES!'”

“The password is JESUS IS LORD,” muses Andy.PICT22602

The password for Thurrock is JESUS…

2 Samuel 18:26
… the watchman saw another runner, and he called down to the gatekeeper, “Look, another man running alone!”
The king said, “He must be bringing good news…”

And that Rock Thurrock… is Christ.


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Xinergy names officers, board members for reorganized company

Xinergy Ltd., a U.S. producer of metallurgical and thermal coal, on Jan. 15 announced the new members of the Board of Directors and executive officers to be appointed upon the company’s anticipated emergence from Chapter 11 bankruptcy in early February.

Jeffrey A. Wilson will serve as President and CEO of the reorganized company. Wilson has recently served as Senior Vice President-Operations for the company and was formerly Interim President of the J.W. Resources companies based in Knoxville, Tenn. He spent almost 20 years with A.T. Massey Coal and five years with James River Coal in various roles in production, engineering, sales, and operations management. Since 2005, he has also been owner and manager of Wilson Energy Advisors LLC, a consultancy specializing in management, property evaluations, and financial analyses related to the mining industry.

Michael R. Castle will continue to serve as Chief Financial Officer of the reorganized company. He has served as the company’s CFO since January 2010 and has more than 24 years’ experience in the coal industry, over 15 of which has been serving as CFO.

The new members of the Board of Directors will include: Wilson: Matthew Cantor, formerly a partner with the law firm of Kirkland & Ellis and founding principal of Normandy Hill Capital; Jacob Mercer, a Senior Portfolio Manager with Whitebox Advisors LLC; Jeffrey Buller, a Managing Director with Spectrum Group Management LLC; and an independent director to be named at a later date.

Upon the effective date of the restructuring, a new holding company, White Forest Resources Inc., will be formed to hold the equity interests of Xinergy.

Xinergy announced in April 2015 that the company and twenty-five subsidiaries filed voluntary petitions for Chapter 11 protection at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Virginia, Roanoke Division. The company on Jan. 14 filed with the court details about an exit financing facility and the new board members.

Headquartered in Knoxville, Tennessee, Xinergy Ltd., through its wholly owned subsidiary Xinergy Corp. and its subsidiaries, is engaged in coal mining in West Virginia and Virginia. Xinergy sells high quality thermal and metallurgical coal to electric utilities, steelmakers, energy trading firms and industrial companies.

About Barry Cassell 20414 Articles
Barry Cassell is Chief Analyst for GenerationHub covering coal and emission controls issues, projects and policy. He has covered the coal and power generation industry for more than 24 years, beginning in November 2011 at GenerationHub and prior to that as editor of SNL Energy’s Coal Report. He was formerly with Coal Outlook for 15 years as the publication’s editor and contributing writer, and prior to that he was editor of Coal & Synfuels Technology and associate editor of The Energy Report. He has a bachelor’s degree from Central Michigan University.


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University in Fairbanks making headway on combined heat and power plant

Construction activity will continue through 2016 and 2017 for new combined heat and power (CHP) facilities being built at University of Alaska Fairbanks’ (UAF).

The 17-MW, $245m project involves the replacement of two existing coal-fired boilers with boilers that have the ability to burn coal or biomass, according to a UAF webpage on the project.

The circulating fluidized bed (CFB) boilers being installed can burn up to 15% biomass and generate up to 17 MW of power and enough steam to heat the campus. “The CFB is an efficient and flexible technology and can burn almost any solid fuel,” UAF noted.

Major equipment deliveries are expected in the fall of 2016 through spring 2017, according to a project status update on Feb. 23.

The main boilers at the plant were installed in 1964, and both maintenance costs and the risk of catastrophic failure are increasing, according to the UAF project update.

If the existing boilers were to fail, UAF would be forced to switch to oil-fired heat and electricity, increasing annual fuel costs from approximately $9.8m per year to in excess of $33m per year, UAF said.

The upgraded heat and power plant will emit 65% fewer particulates and still generate the same amount of heat and power as the existing Atkinson plant.

“In addition to the upgrade and new boilers, we will retain our two existing backup diesel and gas boilers and continue with campus energy conservation measures and exploration of renewable options,” according to the UAF project website.

“This plan will allow the university to meet its energy needs for the next 50 years and nearly eliminate the need to purchase higher-cost electricity from Golden Valley Electric Association,” UAF said.

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Wayne Barber, Chief Analyst for the GenerationHub, has been covering power generation, energy and natural resources issues at national publications for more than 20 years. Prior to joining PennWell he was editor of Generation Markets Week at SNL Financial for nine years. He has also worked as a business journalist at both McGraw-Hill and Financial Times Energy. Wayne also worked as a newspaper reporter for several years. During his career has visited nuclear reactors and coal mines as well as coal and natural gas power plants. Wayne can be reached at


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Namsanam Waterfall

Namsanam Waterfall

More on Tha Khaek Loop
Located within the Phou Hin Phoun NPA near the village of Na Hin, Tad Namsanam is a spectacular multi-level double waterfall, which topples over a sandstone cliff into a rocky stream below.
Travelfish says:

Part of the reason for coming here is the trek through a lush jungle alive with gigantic trees and wildlife that includes birds and butterflies. The hike is not to be taken lightly—the rough cut trail is difficult, steep and slippery. At a decent pace it takes three hours roundtrip—those doing the Tha Khaek Loop in three days will find it difficult to include this hike due to time constraints.

Start no later than 14:00 to ensure a return by sunset. The admission booth closes at 16:00 but we heard from other travellers than they have no qualms selling tickets to hikers right up until closing time, in spite of the fact that it would mean returning in the dark.

The waterfall is at its most spectacular in the rainy season (May to October) when the waters are rampaging. In the dry season the water flow slows to little more than a trickle, pretty nonetheless.

The entrance is on the main road (Route 8) beside the wat. From here it is 1.7 kilometres to the motorcycle parking area and a further 1.5 kilometres of jungle bashing to the falls themselves.

Both Green Discovery and the provincial tourism office in Tha Khaek include Namsanam waterfall in some of their Tha Khaek to Konglor trips. You can also pre-arrange for a local guide at the Na Hin tourism office, located west of the falls entrance also on Route 8. With a guide it may be possible to add Tad Mouang waterfalls, trekking further to see the 18 tiers which flow year round.

Bring plenty of water and we strongly advise against hiking alone. In 2008, an Australian tourist was almost killed on this trek after becoming lost during a tropical downpour. Paths were washed away and access back to town cut. He was rescued 11 days later by helicopter.

Contact details for Namsanam Waterfall

Address: Entrance next to the wat on Route 8, Na Hin
Coordinates (for GPS): 104º31'34.64" E, 18º12'26.62" N
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Cindy Fan is a Canadian writer/photographer and author of So Many Miles, a website that chronicles the love of adventure, food and culture. After falling in love with sticky rice and Mekong sunsets, in 2011 she uprooted her life in Toronto to live la vida Laos. She’s travelled to over 40 countries and harbours a deep affection for Africa and Southeast Asia. In between jaunts around the world, she calls Laos and Vietnam home where you’ll find her traipsing through rice paddies, standing beside broken-down buses and in villages laughing with the locals.

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Our top 2 other sights and activities in and around Tha Khaek Loop

Konglor Cave
Konglor Cave

A highlight of Laos

Guide to the Tha Khaek Loop
Guide to the Tha Khaek Loop

Sensational motorbike journey


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What Things to do in Paris France?

What Things to do in Paris France?

There are so many things to see and do in Paris, so it’s quite difficult to narrow down. There are several well known places that you can visit. If you wonder about what to do in Paris France, then you can check them below. They provide you with best authentic experience.

Musée d’Orsay

This place was housed under the roof of the old railway stations in Paris. You can see many world collections in the Musée d’Orsay by great masterpieces, such as: Van Gogh, Gaugin, Monet and more. There are two great cafes and restaurants which are original in the train station. Guided tours of English in this museum are available everyday.

Palais-Royal Gardens

This is far away from the noise and there are formal gardens along with elegant shops which hide behind the walls at 17th century. This is also a delightful place that you can visit. It was a royal residence and decorates gardens in this place are now house for world-class perfumers and designer boutiques as well.

The Luxemburg Gardens

It was bordered by Saint-Germain-des-Pres and Latin Quarter. These gardens are loved by many Parisians who want to enjoy the sunlight or just picnic on site. There are many great paths which are perfect for afternoon stroll as well.  This is one best thing for what to do in Paris France and you can spend your time with your family here.

Musée Rodin

This is actually 18-th century of majestic mansion in Paris and one the most beautiful museum which is contain over than 600 of Rodin’s sculptures. This is wonderful grounds completed with outdoor cafe, fountain and rise gardens. This museum also hosts for exclusive exhibition of contemporary works.

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The Louvre

We might know that Tour Eiffel is the most recognized symbol in Paris. However, the great price for travelers is the Louvre. This is also world’s greatest and largest art museum that you can visit. There are most well-known pieces here, they are Winged Victory, Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo. It is a great place that you should visit and your best bet is focusing on many things that interest you.

This is heart symbolic of Paris and for many, France as well. You might not know that Napoléon was been crowned here, even kings and queens switched the marriage vows in here as well. There are many things that you can see inside, however the best highlights are beautiful view of Paris and architectural details.

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TRCVB Welcomes New Communications Coordinator

Tuesday, August 16, 2011 3:09 PM by Bridget Baeth

now that's something to tweet about!
We are thrilled to welcome Emily Boone to the TRCVB team as our Communications Coordinator. Emily just joined the TRCVB in August and will maintain the TRCVB's website and social media sites and provide communication services for the Marketing + Communications Department to include production of e-Newsletters, blogs, press releases and more.
Emily comes to us from VOXUS, Inc., a boutique public relations firm in downtown Tacoma, and is a writer for in Olympia.
Emily is a University of Idaho graduate with a major in public relations and a minor in communications studies. Outside of the TRCVB, she plays on the Olympia Matrix, a semi-professional women's basketball team and volunteers for the Tacoma + Pierce County Humane Society.
Please join us in welcoming Emily to the team! Look for her at our next member event and say "hi!" You can reach her by email or [253] 284-3263.
Author: Bridget Baeth


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This gives you the peace of mind to send your employees on the trip and stay connected to them without worrying about the costs getting out of hand. All SIM cards in our range are designed as prepaid models, so that no additional costs can arise.

Please contact us via the provided contact form and describe in your inquiry as exactly as possible the specifications which the SIM cards should fulfil. We would be pleased to provide you with a customized package.

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BHOTE KOSHI, 2 Days, 1 night at Rivercamp
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BHOTE KOSHI, 2 Days, 1 night at Rivercamp

Days: 2 / Difficulty: 4 of 5 (Strenuous)

The Bhotekoshi is known as the River from Tibet and you can start a trip after a peak over the border into Tibet. The Kathmandu/Lhasa Highway (AKA Friendship Highway, Arniko Highway) runs along the river.

You can run a day trip or do a two-day expedition and run parts of the river twice. It's a great beginner river for rafters and fun for kayakers at all levels.
Bhote Koshi is this beautiful, very steep, non stop mountain river, perfect for adventure trips and easy to reach. Only 3 hours from Kathmandu, it offers two days of intense and challenging river activity. You are beginning to understand what this great trip in Nepal offers you, nothing less than the ride of a lifetime. If you have never rafted before, and if you have limited time, then this is a perfect introductory trip package for you. Because the Bhote Koshi is probably the most exciting short rafting trip in Nepal and best whitewater adventure in the world. Like getting pure adrenalin shots…People have been variously describing it as:
"Like a pin-ball Machine-and you' re the ball!"
"Like being flushed down on open air toilet!"
"Expedition River" etc.

With the adventure of Bhote Koshi you also get the chance to observe emerald green fields, they are terraced high above the river on precipitous slopes, curious villagers, lining suspension bridges, are amazed as we plunge through cascading waves and chutes of foam. Yep, the weather is sunny! We love the excitement of this trip and it is really the best available fun in whitewater. The rapids here are a solid class IV- V at high flow, and a more classic III at lower levels. This true adventure can be rafted between October and December and February and April.

Possible Operation: Autumn & Spring
Departure:                 Fix and on Request
Rafting Days:            2 days (Kathmandu to Kathmandu)
Entrance by:              Kathmandu
Put-in point:              Lomosangu- Dam
Put-out point:           Dolalghat Bazaar
River Distance:         20 km
Possible Trip:            Return to Kathmandu, or combine with another trip
Numbers of Packs:   Minimum 6 persons

Our Trip Package Cost Include:
* All transportation from and to the Rafting Points.
* All Rafting Equipments.
* All Safety Equipments (Life jacket and helmet while on rafting).
* Water proof Bag for your valuable things.
* All meal during the Rafting Period (3 meals a day, Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner with Tea, Coffee and Hot Water).
* 1 night accommodation at tented camp.
* Comprehensive medical kit.
* Full rafting staff (crew) including guides, helper, and cook and as per requirements.
* Office Service charge.
* All taxes.

Our Trip Package Cost doesn't include:
* Any meals in Kathmandu other than breakfast.
* Travel insurance.
* International air fare to and from Nepal.
* Nepal Tourist Visa fees.
* Items and expenses of personal nature.
* Transportation to your next destination.
* Any kind of alcoholic drinks, hot shower, cold drinks, snacks, laundry, phone call, internet.
* Personal Equipments
* Tips.
                                                                Tipping is expected but it is not mandatory.

Join wiht us on Bhote Koshi in 2021/2022

Customize Your Trip: This is a general itinerary, which can always individually be “tailormade”. The trek package can be redesigned or redeveloped as per your taste, For more information please e-mail us at

Important: In case of emergency during the trip, Helicopter will be arranged by Swiss  Family Treks & Expedition GmbH . The charges must be paid by the clients themselves.

Price Adult Status *
USD 115
EUR 108
SFr 115
Trip is available
* Dates can be flexible, please contact us for individual dates.

BHOTE KOSHI, 2 Days, 1 night at Rivercamp

* Your private information will be kept very confidential and will never be shared with anyone.

Swiss Family Treks & Expedition GmbH, Switzerland
Swiss Himalayan Family Treks & Expedition P. Ltd

Ganeshtan-6, Pharping Kathmandu, Nepal

Phone +977 4710390
Cell +977 9803200543 Stephan
Cell +977 9849193453 Ashta

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