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Pat Nevin: Why Atletico tie is to be savoured, not feared

With the Premier League on the back burner this week, Chelsea legend and columnist Pat Nevin looks forward to our Champions League knockout tie and discusses where an important weapon in our armoury lies…

The weekend’s draw at Southampton might have felt to most fans like two points dropped rather than a point gained in a difficult away game, but the result and the performance has to be looked at in the round.

The first goal lost to an opposition player under Thomas Tuchel was always going to happen, but the fact it took seven games underlines the team is still in a very good place just now.

Of course it was disappointing that all the teams above us in the league managed to win, but that is just one week and there is no doubt there will be plenty of slip-ups by the likes of Leicester, Manchester United and West Ham over the weeks and months to come. If Chelsea can stay this tight at the back then we will not be far from the top four at the end of the season.

That is on the backburner for the moment as the Champions League has to be forefront in our minds today. The defensive line will be the main consideration right now in the team talk. Atletico Madrid are famous for many things, but under Diego Simeone, their mean defence has been their most impressive area over the years. They are a team with a manager who looks personally offended when anyone has the temerity to score against them.

There have however been a few cracks opening in that backline in recent times. While the Blues have lost only two goals in the last seven games while keeping five clean sheets, Atleti have shipped 10 goals in their last seven league games and not managed a single clean sheet during that run. We are missing Thiago Silva but our Spanish opponents have more worries about players missing for a variety of reasons from injury to Covid restrictions to a ban for betting offences.

You can make statistics say whatever you like and you cannot ignore the fact they are top of La Liga just now, but that shouldn’t strike too much fear into the hearts of our lads. This is a long way from being a vintage La Liga season and Thomas Tuchel will be underlining that this is a tie where we should have no inferiority complexes coming in. The boss has plenty of Champions League experience and knows this tie is unlikely to be settled after 90 minutes. He will be desperate to take advantage of any relative weakness in the oppositions defence tonight, as an away goal or two could be even more important that they usually are.

Another important weapon in our armoury is the fact Tuchel has had a few weeks to look at the entire squad not only in games but in training sessions too. A big player could be Kurt Zouma after his performance at the weekend. He hasn’t been first choice of late, but having him as an option could be crucial for this one. Atleti are capable of being a very physical side but there are few if any who can outmuscle our French man mountain. He is also a danger at set-pieces up the other end of the field, so he could well be needed at some point and maybe even right from the start.

Luis Suarez is always a danger, but he hasn’t got the pace to run away from Kurt or indeed Andreas Christenson or Toni Rudiger. His goal scoring instincts haven’t been dulled however and that will make the decision of who to play at the back a big one for us.

One of the other big positives in the build up to this one is the last game Chelsea had in Spain. The 4-0 win against Sevilla was an extraordinary score and even though our manager was different, it is the same group of players that Tuchel will have to choose from. The belief that the group got from that result will be huge and something I have no doubt will have been mentioned in the build-up back at Cobham.

The other big positive is that for once Chelsea will not be playing against a packed defence sitting deep throughout most of the 90 minutes in Madrid. We have had precious few opportunities to play on the break of late, using the energy and pace we have at our disposal and that might just suit us for this one. But it is only one factor in what will be an intriguing tactical battle.

Our hosts usually play with a 3-1-4-2 formation, especially at home, and it is one you rarely come up against in the Premier League. It is however a system Tuchel will be well aware of with his European pedigree. The question is, do we change our formation to tackle this different problem? I am not sure we will, as our 3-4-2-1 or a slight variation of that, seems designed well to deal with their two strikers. We will await the team news with special interest on this occasion because of that.

Even up front it is not simple. Yes, the pace of Timo Werner might make him the obvious candidate, but Olivier Giroud didn’t do too badly in that Sevilla game did he!

A few people felt that this might have been the harshest draw we could have got in the round of 16 and they could be right. It is however a tie to be savoured and not feared. It may be the toughest test yet for Tuchel but one he will be relishing, as we all are.

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What my clients say about me

“I’ve been seeing Chelsea via Skype for a few months now for help with my periods as I am in the perimenopausal phase.

My symptoms were illness and feeling run down before every period, heavy periods and often a low mood.

These symptoms have really changed and I now have no PMT at all.

I would highly recommend Chelsea as she is extremely knowledgeable about hormones, diet and nutrition as well as which remedies suited me.

Chelsea is very easy to talk to and I have found her sessions informative too.”

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JP, Chingford

“I’ve been going to visit Chelsea for a few months now, she is a fantastic lady, very caring and easy to open up too. Chelsea also has helped me out through some up’s and down’s that I’ve had, and has made me see my life in a different way, I hugely thank her for this. And I would highly recommend this lovely lady to anyone.”

NR, Leigh on Sea

“After years of struggling with sleep issues, I decided to visit Chelsea. She has an amazing and empathetic approach to clients, and a real insight into underlying issues of anxiety. After just one visit, I’ve been sleeping better than I have in years – up to 7 hours a night instead of my usual 3 or 4. I feel so much better in myself and cannot thank Chelsea enough. Would highly recommend her.”

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LB, Leigh on Sea

“Thank you for helping my young daughter with her anxiety problems she was very comfortable talking to you about her feelings which was a big relief for me. We will be back to see you if she needs more help.”

LW, Benfleet

“My son had a problem in school with concentration. I tried bribing him, talking to him, I tried some tips from the Internet to improve his concentration but I always got same respond from the teachers. He is not concentrating! I did not know how to break it.

Luckily my friend Chelsea was so kind to listen to my troubles and she offered me homeopathy. I must confess that at that time I believed that homeopathy was just a placebo I couldn’t imagine how can it work. But I felt that what I’m doing is not helping and the teachers were unhappy.

My son got the tablets for a week to take. When he started getting learning awards I still didn’t think that’s thanks to homeopathy but at the end of that treatment he brought home certificate which said FOR IMPROVING HIS CONCENTRATION. I was shocked I asked my son how come and he said “mum for some reason I understood everything”. I’m so happy that Chelsea helped me to believe.”

Behavioural Issues

VD, Leigh on Sea

“I have been suffering with PMS and low iron for a few years now, the symptoms that these cause are worsening as I get older.

When I found out Chelsea was specialising in hormones we had a discussion and I decided to commence treatment.

We are working together and I am seeing an improvement already after only 3 months.

I have found Chelsea is to be knowledgeable, professional and very empathetic.

I talk about her work often and I would encourage anyone to go and give it a go.”

Hormone Balancing

WA, Leigh on Sea

“Chelsea really helped me when I was exhausted and low suffering from anaemia. After constantly go back and forth to the doctors for my short 10 minute appointments, I felt Chelsea really listened and that was therapy in itself. The remedies were easy to take and effective. Thank you Chelsea!”

KP, Leigh on Sea

“I started to go to see Chelsea about 18 months ago. I was suffering with ongoing medical problems which were not improving with the Doctors prescriptions. Out of desperation I decided to try homeopathy and was recommended to Chelsea.

I had gone through a lot of past emotional traumas over many years. With her knowledge I am now in a much better place healthwise and also mentally. The best thing I ever did was make time for myself and visit Chelsea. I have no hesitation in recommending her.

I am now in a much better place. Thank you Chelsea.”

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DR, Leigh on Sea

“I had been suffering with my skin for over two years and the GP treated me for eczema. It got worse and following a visit to a consultant I was diagnosed with severe psoriasis.

I did not want to proceed with the treatment recommended and decided to take the homeopathic route. Luckily I found Chelsea.

Following an initial consultation with her we discovered that the root cause was stress. This consultation was in-depth and I felt as though I was talking to my best friend. She prescribed a remedy for my skin and a remedy for stress. Her instructions were clear and easy to follow and she is available to help at any time.

I have visited Chelsea three times now and the improvements are immense. I could not walk without pain as the skin on my left foot was cracked, bleeding, itchy and inflamed and my hands were the same. Now after three months my skin on my foot has improved so much that I can walk without pain and it is totally clear on the sole and almost clear around the heel area. My foot rarely itches and I have the confidence to wear sandals. My hands are greatly improved too and I feel so relaxed.

I would not hesitate in recommending Chelsea.”

EG, Leigh on Sea

“My skin & hair has still been good especially the skin, I’ve noticed a massive difference with people I know have noticed and commented on how much better it looks.”

HR, Southend on Sea

“I started seeing Chelsea after suffering from hormonal issues and high levels of stress and anxiety that was impacting my health and draining my energy. After receiving my first batch of remedies from Chelsea, I quickly saw a difference in my energy levels and started to feel better in all aspects of my health and outlook.

I also feel the remedies helped me to fall pregnant quickly, which I am so grateful for, and Chelsea has continued to help me throughout my pregnancy with my iron levels which has made a big difference.

I would wholeheartedly recommend Chelsea and now both my mum and nan are clients who also agree what an amazing help she is to their health.”

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SB, Shoebury

“A big thank you to Chelsea! Over the years I have tried many different therapies with varying degrees of success but felt I had not quite found the answer to dealing with my bereavement Grief.

Not having tried Homeopathy, I decided to give it a go and feel so fortunate to have found Chelsea, she is wonderful. Something in me seems to have shifted and I feel better than I have done in years.

As a result of successfully addressing some deeply held emotions, my stress levels have fallen and I have also noticed an improvement in my Tinnitus which is an unexpected bonus! I highly recommend Chelsea to you.”

Grief & Stress

JP, Rochford

“I’ve tried every hay fever remedy over the years, but this homeopathic programme has been the most successful. Thanks Chelsea”

RB, Leigh on Sea

“Thank you for all your help and support over the past year. I have thoroughly enjoyed working with you.”

RL, Leigh on Sea

“I saw Chelsea after suffering from that horrible cold/flu that was going around at Christmas. She gave me some remedies and a tonic. Both worked really well with me and I felt a lot better and started to get back to myself. I felt really comfortable with Chelsea in my consultation. Homeopathy is an excellent alternative treatment and would recommend seeing Chelsea if you are interested in trying this.”

AN, Leigh on Sea

“I first visited Chelsea approximately 8 months ago, as i was experiencing high anxiety and extremely low mood, my consultations were followed up by phone calls from Chelsea, at times i needed to speak to Chelsea as my anxiety would peak for a variety of reasons, i would always receive a phone call back shortly after if she was unable to speak to me. I found Chelsea to be very professional, my remedies worked and now my anxiety is the lowest it has been for many years.”

JB, Leigh on Sea

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Happy Easter, guys! Have fun celebrating (and eating in excess!).
Today I am here to show you two of my Easter manicures.

First is very simple, using two Kiko nail polishes, that are very dear to me. Both are from last year's Easter collection. How appropriate ;).

And the second is a dotticure using Essence nail polishes (Pink - Juicy, White - Wild White West, Shimmering pink - Our Sweetest day). It was inspired by a manicure from the Lovely Taya

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Pet getting vaccinated

Vaccinations help keep your animals healthy and happy. At Chesapeake Animal Hospital, we recommend vaccinations for your pet depending on age, lifestyle and risk of exposure on an individual basis. Some vaccines are administered annually, while other vaccines are recommended every six months or every three years depending upon the vaccine type.

Types of vaccines which may be recommended are as follows:

  • Distemper/Adenovirus/Parainfluenza/Parvovirus — every three years
  • Rabies — every three years after the initial vaccine
  • Leptospirosis — every year depending on exposure risk
  • Bordatella (kennel cough) — every six months depending on exposure in boarding kennels, dog parks, obedience school, veterinary hospitals or grooming facilities
  • Lyme Disease — every year depending on risk of exposure
  • Canine Influenza (H3N8) — every year depending on risk of exposure

  • FVRCP (feline distemper) — every three years following initial vaccines
  • Rabies — we offer both a 1 year and a 3 year vaccine now for Rabies
  • Feline leukemia — recommended for all kittens up to one year of age, then dependent on risk of exposure

If you chose to get a pet from the Humane Society, or take in a stray, or in some other way inherit an older pet, it should be brought in for a full physical exam as soon as possible.

Dogs over six months of age should always be tested for heartworms, which also includes a screening test for tick borne diseases such as Lyme Disease, Ehrlichia and Anaplasmosis.


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We are a private practice group of Licensed Clinical Social Workers in Cheyenne providing individualized care to support individuals and families with life challenges.  Your well-being is our ultimate concern.  Whether you’re an individual or a family looking for help - our sessions are designed to strengthen your confidence and assist you in the healing process.

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Selling a home in today’s market can be incredibly challenging and frustrating for home sellers.  However, well priced desirable homes are still selling in the Chicagoland area. What makes some homes sell while others do not?   The number one factor in selling a home is price, and unfortunately many in the market today simply cannot afford to sell their homes without bringing money to the closing table.

Below we have put together a list of factual and unbiased topics to consider when deciding whether to sell your home as well as information if it is currently listed.

Resources for Selling Your Home

1.  The Value of a Real Estate Partner

2.  Determining Your Motivation for Selling

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4.  Preparing Your Home for Sale

5.  Actively Marketing Your Home

6.  Communicating Activity and Feedback

7.  Continual Pricing Analysis

8.  Contracts, Negotiation and Closing

In our current real estate market, it is more important than ever to consult the services of a professional, proven and competent Real Estate Advisor. Not only will they bring an excellent knowledge of pricing and market determiners, but they should have a proven marketing plan for generating exposure to your home both online and off.

In fact a recent NAR (National Association of Realtors) study shows that those listing their home for sale with a proven successful Realtor® often times sell for 20-25% higher than those that sell a home on their own.

We understand that many that have purchased a home in the last few years have done so with the understanding, (sometimes at the assurance of real estate agents) that they would be able to “sell and move up” in only a couple of years. A home purchase should never be looked at as a “short term” investment, but more as a long term financial investment in your future. That being said, life changes, family growth and job relocation are factors that are often times unplanned.

These resources highlight the steps that we at Chicago Home Partner take when representing EVERY ONE of our listing clients and have proven successful over the years. If at any time during your reading you have questions or something becomes unclear PLEASE use the “Contact Us” button to connect via email or simply pick up the phone and call. Selling a home is not a journey that anyone should go on alone.


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Unseen Chicago
by Brittney Blair
Celebrating photography from the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries, these 29 delightful but forgotten pictures, culled from dozens of collections, invoke history, beauty, emotion, and memories.

Sudden Impact
by Bryan Smith
In the 1969 Days of Rage, antiwar radical Brian Flanagan and city lawyer Richard Elrod collided, changing their lives and creating an indelible image.

Ten for the Ages
by Geoffrey Johnson, Alexis Mattera, Nora O’Donnell, Pauline Shih, Jennifer Tanaka, and Shane Tritsch
Chicago has served as the stimulus for innumerable iconic photographs; here are ten that need no introduction.

Time Exposure
by Geoffrey Johnson
The art of photography and the city of Chicago came on the scene at the same time-in 1837-and have grown up together. We track some notable dates in that tenuous relationship.

Pixel Perfect
by Jennifer Tanaka
Digital picture taking has won the war, but you may still feel embattled when facing today’s daunting technology. Here, a digital photography how-to-from buying a camera to taking great shots to organizing and printing your pictures

View Finders
Piles of applications, hundreds of Bean photos, and endless hours of loupe-gazing later, we proudly present these five eye-catching points of view, from the winners of Chicago’s photo contest.

Anke Loh lights up Chicago fashion; Leslie David Baker trades in a Loop cubicle for The Office; exercise secrets of ex–Chicago Bears; Michael Shannon plays his creepiest role yet-opposite Ashley Judd; science explains why golfers and other athletes “choke.” Plus: Forty-nine ideas for a stylish holiday season, from unpredictable gifts and eye-popping centerpieces to-rejoice!-baked goods that look homemade

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Oprah called Sen. Barack Obama her “favorite guy” for the White House. Mayor Daley has said Obama should launch a presidential campaign “if he wants to.” We asked leading Democrats and liberal talking heads one simple question: Should Obama run for president in 2008?

Four | One | One
You don’t have to travel to Rome to find religious relics; Chicago churches house hundreds of fascinating artifacts-representing, among other things, the 12 apostles and the Last Supper table. Plus: How we spend on holiday shopping, and a trip to Chicago’s historic diamond district-Jewelers Row

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by Dennis Rodkin
The current penchant for oversize homes reaches gargantuan proportions in these three new houses planned for the city and suburbs. Plus: New condo developments in the West Loop, Aurora, and North Center

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It had the nightlife set drooling in anticipation for months. Now, riverside lounge and restaurant DeLaCosta has opened its floodgates, and the scenesters are pouring in.

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Some photos are timeless, some are just tasteless-so what happens to those that don’t make the grade? We dust off a few cutting-room rejects for closer inspection.

Chicago Guide®
During December: As bulletproof as Wonder Woman, the hit show Mamma Mia! deflects any adverse criticism-which would go unheeded by its audiences anyway. The plot-a young bride-to-be hopes to discover which of three men is her father-is just an excuse to string together one gold-record ABBA song after another. The show even caters to its fans by inserting ABBA songs that couldn’t be wangled into the plot into curtain calls so people can dance at their seats. The show blew through Chicago once before, and now it’s back at the Cadillac Palace Theatre for a short run. 163 Marquee: A preview of coming attractions

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After coasting for years on Devon Avenue, Indian food blazes all sorts of new trails from River North to Highwood.

The definitive guide to Chicago’s top restaurants
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Please come along to the Village Hall on Tuesday 21st February at 10-30 a.m. until 12.00 noon and enjoy delicious home made pancakes together with a tea or coffee.  There will be a raffle so bring some friends and enjoy a ‘pancake or two’.  In aid of The Friends of St.Giles.


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Race official Heath Scott braces against kicked-up snow as racers whiz past the finish line at Saturday's ALCAN 200 snowmachine event. Jenna Kunze photo.

On the far side of the finish line, snowmachines sailed in and racers dismounted, gladly accepting cups of coffee or hot cocoa with both hands. By the time Randy Wood of Fairbanks sputtered in, he was met with slaps on the back from his friends.

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The most demanding service jobs in the world, deserve great software solutions.

Fast, integrated and multi-lingual, Infrasys' intuitive user experience provides the best solutions for any scale hotel and restaurant chains.

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Switching from bar to restaurant shouldn’t be hard. Managing inventory, sales, and staff in multiple outlets shouldn’t require jumping through hoops. Infrasys is a fully cloud-based solution that permits all that and a lot lot more, easily.

Having built point-of-sale solutions for over 7000 outlets over two decades, we know a thing or two about serving busy restaurants. Built for groups and chains, we've used the best of the cloud to centralize management tasks and the experience of on-premise to focus staff attention on their guests.

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Tianjin Port Development Holdings Ltd said yesterday it will raise a net HK$2.4 billion placing 986.5 million shares at HK$2.50 each.
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China launches organ donation system

The Red Cross Society of China and the Ministry of Health Tuesday announced the launch of an organ donation system in 10 provinces and cities in a pilot initiative to speed up organ transplants.

The pilot regions are the cities of Tianjin, Shanghai, Xiamen, Nanjing and Wuhan and the provinces of Liaoning, Zhejiang, Shandong, Guangdong and Jiangxi.

They will start promoting organ donations, while setting up a registry system for donors and a distribution system for recipients, the two agencies said at a meeting in Shanghai.

"China should build as soon as possible a donation system in line with the national conditions and international ethics," said Deputy Health Minister Huang Jiefu.

Huang said China needed to ensure transplant quality, eliminate organ trading and "transplant tourism," and register more donors and protect their rights.

Up to last year, a total of 86,800 kidney transplants, 14,643 liver transplants, 882 heart and lung transplants and more than 220 transplants of other organs had been carried out in China.

Official estimates indicate that 1.5 million Chinese need organ transplants each year, but only 10,000 operations are performed because of a severe shortage of donors.

Nationwide, 164 medical institutions on the Chinese mainland are licensed to carry out organ transplants.

The government has launched a review after reports surfaced that some hospitals were illegally doing organ surgeries for foreigners, according to a report by China Daily earlier this month.

Medical institutions would have their licenses revoked if failed to qualify, China Daily quoted an unnamed spokesperson of the Ministry of Health as saying.

Organ transplants in China are covered by the 2007 regulations that ban organ trading and trafficking and "transplant tourism" for foreigners.

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All SSL certificates from SSLForFree are valid for 90 days but you will need to generate an account with them in order to generate the certificate. This will also generate reminders when you approaching the expiry of the certificate.

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Pastors John Miller and Amy Godshall-Miller

Pastors John and Amy began their ministry here at Christ Lutheran in February 2013.  They have served together for more than 15 years at congregations in Baltimore, MD, Maryland’s Eastern Shore and Reading, PA.

Pastor Amy, a graduate of Gettysburg College and the Lutheran Seminary at Gettysburg, was ordained in 1989. She specializes in ministry to families.  Over the years, she has nurtured children in the faith, led engaging and dynamic confirmation programs, and led hundreds of teenagers on mission trips throughout the northeast.  Equipping parents as partners in raising children and youth in the faith is one of her passions.  She also loves preaching and leading God’s people in worship each Sunday.

Pastor John, a graduate of Penn State and the Lutheran Seminary at Gettysburg, was ordained in 1998. He specializes in adult education and Bible study.  Prior to ordination, he worked as an Intelligence Analyst at the Central Intelligence Agency.  He also proudly served as an officer in the U.S. Army.  Currently, Pastor John is President of the Board of the DuBois Area Food Pantry.  He also sits on the board of Allegheny Lutheran Social Ministries in Altoona, PA and the DuBois YMCA.

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Joyce Cramer

Joyce is in the office Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.  Her duties include parish administration, greeting visitors, answering phones and other office duties.  Joyce is also responsible for weekly bulletins and the monthly Chatter.

Nikki Dombroski Family Ministry

Nikki Dombroski

Nikki coordinates and organizes our church programs and events focusing on the family. She has a B.S. in Education and more than 15 years experience working with children and youth.

Ken Waznak Organist/Senior Choir Director

Ken Waznak

Ken, our outstanding organist and Senior Choir Director, began serving at Christ Church on April 6, 2008.  He was organist and choir director at Tabor Lutheran Church in Kane for seven years.  Prior to that, he served as organist and choir director at Lutheran, Episcopal, and Roman Catholic churches in the Altoona area.  He is a member of the American Guild of Organists and the Association of Anglican Musicians.

Tim Chelednik, Bill Clyde, Jason Deasey & Linda Olewnick Contemporary Musicians

Tim Chelednik, Bill Clyde, Jason Deasey & Linda Olewnick

Our talented and spirited Contemporary worship team leads the 9:45 a.m. service. Tim leads on the electric guitar. Bill is on electric acoustic guitar. Jason plays the bongo drums. Linda Olewnick is the piano accompanist. They lead us in a wide variety of contemporary Christian music.

Cheryl Roy Sexton

Cheryl Roy

Cheryl is responsible for the internal appearance and maintenance of the church. She takes great care in maintaining cleanliness and accommodates special events.

Additional Staff

Debbie Brubaker
Financial Secretary

Linda McCloskey

Chuck Allen President
Tracy Gibson Vice President
Mark Hamilton Secretary
Debbie Brubaker
Bill Allenbaugh
Jerry Watson
Tom Schott
Jan Deitman
Jeff Norris
Michael Robinson


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May 1894

1 May 1894 • Tuesday

Tooele Weather pleasant. Commenced to Storm a little towards night. I had men working on water ditch. I sold hay to Sundry persons. Had Joseph Henson transplanting poplar trees from the farm bought of B. L. Bowen to my City lots I & George helped him in afternoon. I spent the evening in writing. Collected from Droubay $106.75 & Sent to Mother. Sent check of 7.70 to State Bank for deposit.

2 May 1894 • Wednesday

Tooele Weather pleasant.

I sold hay and assisted in taking an inventory and appraising Sister Phisters Property. Made out my Monthly report &c.

3 May 1894 • Thursday

Tooele Weather pleasant.

I examined Mrs Volenviters home lots [p. 284] at request of A. F. Doremus & wrote him as to the condition I found things in and enclosed to him water transfer & April report. I worked on the appraisement of the Phister property. Sold hay, looked after the water, &c I took the whole family to the depot & Alice & the 5 girls went to Salt Lake & from there will go to Farmington. Spent the evening writing. Issuing bills to parties owing the Ranch &c.

4 May 1894 • Friday

Tooele Pleasant weather.

I hauled some of old sheds away, finished the Appraisement of Mrs Pfeester’s estate. Took team & family conveyance and went to pasture. Had Estella Maud Hammond & the three boys with me. Took saddle & caught Josie mare & drove the band up. Engaged two men to help brand horses next day. Repaired pasture fence &c. Bro. Craner called in the evening and about 10 P.M. we were serinaded by the Mandoline Clubb band. Mamma & little girls away on a visit to Farmington & City.

5 May 1894 • Saturday

Tooele Weather fine.

This day there was held at Grantsville the Regular Stake Priesthood meeting and at Tooele the Annual or the first Co. Trustees Convention, both of which I [p. 285] would have very much liked to have attended but was unable to do so. I had the horses here and had two men here helping me to brand & dock their tails and in the afternoon took them up Settlement canyon. Georgie, Lone Gowans & arthur Hammond went with me. I used the kelsey water & the Cemetery water. Telephoned to Dr. S. L. R. about Legrand & tried to reach Abram to talk with him for Geo. Deitman but failed. A Gentleman from Deep Creek camped here.

6 May 1894 • Sunday1

Tooele Weather very pleasant. I got up early, did my work, shaved, shingled, wrote to Alice at Farmington before school. Attended Sunday school & afternoon meeting, offered the benediction in both. I confirmed Sister Griffiths & Prest. Gowans confirmed Bro. Griffiths both of whom had just been re-baptized. Read the paper between school & meeting time and after the meeting consulted with a number of the brethren about organizing a Farmers association. Horses came out of Canyon just as I was going to the evening meeting and thus prevented my attendance at meeting. Spent the evening at home reading & retired early. [p. 286]

7 May 1894 • Monday

Tooele Weather very warm.

In forenoon I sent small load of hay over to Bro. Lymans, sold large load hay to Joseph Henson, castrated four horses, sent Geo. & Legrand by train to depot & to Salt Lake Alice & little Girls are visiting at Farmington Took the horses up in cañion again most of them having come out the night previous & this morning. Alonzo Gowans helped me take them up & I helped him bring his team & pony down. Attended School Trustee’s meeting in the evening.

8 May 1894 • Tuesday

Tooele Weather very warm.

I did the chores, sold hay to Wm Vowles & Thomas Horman. Rode Sorrel Brandy horse up in South field to see how young lucern is coming & how young trees are doing. Also rode him up to my bench farm to see wheat & to my Bowden farm to see lucern & to my Bowen farm to see plowing. Went and engaged Kirk to plow. Called on T. Horman & sold him a load of hay. Offered him $1.50 cash per acre to plow on H. Larson 80. Pocock finished setting the posts on my farm the Larson farm. Received a letter from Alice all well. Received a letter of Proposition from W. G. Crabb of his one [p. 287] half interest in the Hause Larson 80 acres & one acre of water for $220.00 I looked at the records & found the title all O.K. & instructed the Recorder to make a deed of the property to send to him for execution. Wrote Crabbe accepting his offer. Spent the evening at home. Did some work on sheds in afternoon, repaired yard door had a horse shoed &c. While passing John A. Bevans was called in to administer to him he having a very lame back. This I did at his request.

9 May 1894 • Wednesday

Tooele Weather pleasant.

I was riding after horses and taking them in the canyon nearly all day. Took folks for a ride Stella & Joel the others being away on a visit. Attended a public meeting to consider the fruit spraying business in the evening.

10 May 1894 • Thursday

Tooele Weather pleasant I worked on sheds removing poles, posts &c. Attended Beesleys concert & theatre in the evening.

11 May 1894 • Friday

Tooele Weather pleasant.

I used the water from City stream all day on lot & it being the first watering took most of my time. I did some work [p. 288] removing shed debris. Talked with Dr. J. S. R. through telephone. Retired to bed early.

12 May 1894 • Saturday

Tooele Weather pleasant. Some wind. I met Alice & children at Depot. Went down to E.T. & got six head of horses that Georgie saw going north as he came along on train. Used Cemetery water & went down to Basin & got four more head of horses that came out of canyon. Bathed and retired to bed.

13 May 1894 • Sunday

Tooele Weather windy & dusty all day.

I accompanied Prest. H. S. Gowans to E.T. where we put up team at Sister Fellers & took dinner with her. Attended School & meeting & spoke in both. S. S. Supts. Johnson & Anderson were present at School & meeting & spoke briefly at each. Prest. Gowans reconfirmed Bro Jas. Yates & I his daughter. Prest. Gowans was mouth in pronouncing a blessing upon Bro. Maxwell. <I offered closing prayr at meeting.> Returned home O.K. about 7 P.M. Spent the evening at home & retired to bed early. Mercer brought home 11 head of our horses came out of canyon. George got my horse Arab in evening near Frasers. [p. 289]

14 May 1894 • Monday

Alices birth day. <Alice is 30 yrs old today>2

Tooele Weather still windy. I used the Kelsey water, large stream, Took horses up in canyon greased my saddle &c. Had E. Green plowing.

15 May 1894 • Tuesday

Tooele Weather windy & at night rain & snow.

I used Kelsey water and did some small jobs in shop, had horse shoed & looked for horses.

16 May 1894 • Wednesday

Tooele Weather when we got up in the morning was wet there being snow on the trees & ground which all disappeared about 10 A.M. Had Wm. Elkington whitewashing. I went a piece up the canyon to see if horses were coming down. Put down carpets for folks in two front rooms, attended the irrigating & towards evening took the folks for a ride. We all got chilled & retired early to get warm.

17 May 1894 • Thursday

Tooele Weather pleasant. I attended to the irrigating, hung pictures wrote up my accounts & Journal from 12th inst. Met for a short time with School Trustees. Did some odd jobs. Had F. Barber plowing in South field. All are well. Anointed Legrand’s leg & administered to him. [p. 290]

18 May 1894 • Friday

Tooele Weather warm.

I had F Barber plowing in South field.

I used both Kelsey & City water, made new doubletree & in afternoon George & I went in to the mountains to look for horses & found all except two that had gone to Fielding 115 miles north.

19 May 1894 • Saturday

Tooele Weather pleasant.

I attended to the irrigating & took horses back in canyon. With Prest. Gowans consecrated a bottle of oil & administered to Bro. Lewis Bowen.

20 May 1894 • Sunday

Tooele Weather windy.

I took team & buggy & alone went over to St. John’s. Met Prest. Gowans there He & wife having gone on ahead. I occupied 40 minutes speaking to the people Attended a council meeting at Bp. Caldwells, lunched at JD McIntoshe’s & returned home at 8:30 Did the chores & retired early.

21 May 1894 • Monday

Tooele Weather pleasant clowdy & sprinkling towards evening. I assisted Bp. Atkin in administering to Bro. Gee. Met the School Archetict at school house to examine painting. Settled in full with him by giving warrants payable [p. 291] Dec. 31/[1]894 & part one year later.

As School trustees we decided to engage Mr. Marks to teach as principal of our schools. I sold three loads of hay, repaired fence &c. Had F. Barber plowing Wrote to Abram & to State Bank depositing $73.50 (Vowles Ck.) Had feather beds cleaned @ 10¢ per lb $4.00 Ordered 1200 lbs best galv. barb wire & 50 lbs. staples cost delivered here $45.60 Rec’d letters from W.G. Crabbe & Cuttler & Bro. with samples of home made cloth for suits.

22 May 1894 • Tuesday

Tooele Weather stormy, nice rain during the night. I repaired wire doors, put steps in kitchen, repaired chair &c. Sold hay to Barber. Went out looking for horses, called at Colemans & McBride’s. Sent letter to J. C. Cutlers S.L.C. ordering suit of home made cloths. Provo cloth.

23 May 1894 • Wednesday

Tooele Weather pleasant.

I painted trees in forenoon also sold load of hay to Wm. Vowles. In the afternoon went in the canyon hunting horses, found all but three head, brought one Josie home. In the evening, I attended a meeting to consider the advisability of organizing as a community of farmers & was made Chairman of the meeting. Committees were appointed to draft Consti[p. 292]tution & bylaws & steps taken to permanantly organize.

24 May 1894 • Thursday

Tooele Weather very pleasant.

I painted trees, talked with Abram through the telephone and towards evening took the folks for a ride, engaged Jos. Henson to irrigate for us next turn.

25 May 1894 • Friday

Tooele Weather pleasant.

I raked up the rubbish in the yards, took horses up in canyon &c.

26 May 1894 • Saturday

Tooele Weather pleasant.

I hauled rakings of yards in to cow yard, went to depot & got sprayer, used water in South field. Attended two conference meeting of the Stake Sunday Schools in the day & one in the evening. Offerred the opening prayr in afternoon & spoke for 20 min. in the evening. Present from City Bros. Goddard & Reynolds, Also, Apostle Lyman was present. Visitors from all the wards of the stake. Three of Bp Caldwells children & J D McIntoshes sister in law Miss Nay & his two daughters staid with us all night.

27 May 1894 • Sunday

Tooele Weather pleasant. I attended two Sunday School Con[p. 293]ference meetings, a meeting of the Sunday School teachers & a meeting of the Seventies. Visited the sick, Bro. Gee, Bro. S. F. Lee & Sis. Smith. Wrote in my journal from 24th inst. wrote letters &c.

28 May 1894 • Monday

Tooele Weather pleasant.

I did some work on ditches in South field. Abram & Willard & Wives came out by team arriving about 10:30 A.M. and we put up the spraying machine and sprayed some trees & looked about the place.

29 May 1894 • Tuesday

Tooele Weather pleasant.

I was about with Abram & Willard all day until 4 P.M. when they left for home.

I shaved & took the family for a ride. In the evening I visited Samuel F. Lee & gave him a Patriarchal blessing Robert Shields his Son-in-law wrote for me.

30 May 1894 • Wednesday

<Decoration Day>3

Tooele Weather pleasant I received of Geo. Coleman in forenoon 421 sheep in payment of a Promisory note face value $800, & interest $42.00

In afternoon George & I took the sheep up in Silcox canyon & put them in Alfred Hank’s herd for keeping @ 5¢ per month. Took folks for a ride towards evening. In evening I did some writing in Journal & copying blessing. [p. 294]

31 May 1894 • Thursday

Weather pleasant (shower) Tooele I sprayed trees, got lumber from saw mill &c. In the evening, I attended a committee meeting to draft constitution and bylaws for Farmers organization. Am chairman of the committee. letter from Mother.


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The King Follett Sermon

“The King Follett Sermon,” Ensign, Apr. 1971, 13–14

Classics in Mormon Thought

The King Follett Sermon

The King Follett Sermon, one of the classics of Church literature, was given by the Prophet Joseph Smith at the April 7, 1844, conference of the Church in Nauvoo, Illinois. Some twenty thousand Saints were assembled.
The account of the talk noted that it was the funeral sermon for Elder King Follett, a close friend of the Prophet’s who had been killed in an accident on March 9. Longhand notes of the discourse were made by Willard Richards, Wilford Woodruff, Thomas Bullock, and William Clayton. This reprint was taken from the Documentary History of the Church, vol. 6, pages 302–17. That volume notes: “This was not a stenographic report, but a carefully and skillfully prepared one made by these men who were trained in reporting and taking notes. Evidently, there are some imperfections in the report and some thoughts expressed by the Prophet which were not fully rounded out and made complete. …”
It should also be noted that this discourse was given two months before the death of Joseph Smith. During these months the enemies of the Church were extremely active, and the Prophet undoubtedly anticipated the coming events.
The first part of the sermon is printed this month, with the conclusion planned for the May issue of the Ensign. In future issues of the Ensign, other significant discourses and articles from the past will be presented.

Joseph Smith, Jr.

Beloved Saints: I will call [for] the attention of this congregation while I address you on the subject of the dead. The decease of our beloved brother, Elder King Follett, who was crushed in a well by the falling of a tub of rock has more immediately led me to this subject. I have been requested to speak by his friends and relatives, but inasmuch as there are a great many in this congregation who live in this city as well as elsewhere, who have lost friends, I feel disposed to speak on the subject in general, and offer you my ideas, so far as I have ability, and so far as I shall be inspired by the Holy Spirit to dwell on this subject.

I want your prayers and faith that I may have the instruction of Almighty God and the gift of the Holy Ghost, so that I may set forth things that are true and which can be easily comprehended by you, and that the testimony may carry conviction to your hearts and minds of the truth of what I shall say. Pray that the Lord may strengthen my lungs, stay the winds, and let the prayers of the Saints to heaven appear, that they may enter into the ears of the Lord of Sabaoth, for the effectual prayers of the righteous avail much. There is strength here, and I verily believe that your prayers will be heard.

Before I enter fully into the investigation of the subject which is lying before me, I wish to pave the way and bring up the subject from the beginning, that you may understand it. I will make a few preliminaries, in order that you may understand the subject when I come to it. I do not calculate or intend to please your ears with superfluity of words or oratory, or with much learning; but I calculate [intend] to edify you with the simple truths from heaven.

The Character of God

In the first place, I wish to go back to the beginning—to the morn of creation. There is the starting point for us to look to, in order to understand and be fully acquainted with the mind, purposes and decrees of the Great Eloheim, who sits in yonder heavens as he did at the creation of the world. It is necessary for us to have an understanding of God himself in the beginning. If we start right, it is easy to go right all the time; but if we start wrong we may go wrong, and it will be a hard matter to get right.

There are but a very few beings in the world who understand rightly the character of God. The great majority of mankind do not comprehend anything, either that which is past, or that which is to come, as it respects their relationship to God. They do not know, neither do they understand the nature of that relationship; and consequently they know but little above the brute beast, or more than to eat, drink and sleep. This is all man knows about God and His existence, unless it is given by the inspiration of the Almighty.

If a man learns nothing more than to eat, drink and sleep, and does not comprehend any of the designs of God, the beast comprehends the same things. It eats, drinks, sleeps, and knows nothing more about God; yet it knows as much as we, unless we are able to comprehend by the inspiration of Almighty God. If men do not comprehend the character of God, they do not comprehend themselves. I want to go back to the beginning, and so lift your minds into more lofty spheres and a more exalted understanding than what the human mind generally aspires to.

I want to ask this congregation, every man, woman and child, to answer the question in their own hearts, what kind of a being God is? Ask yourselves; turn your thoughts into your hearts, and say if any of you have seen, heard, or communed with Him? This is a question that may occupy your attention for a long time. I again repeat the question—What kind of being is God? Does any man or woman know? Have any of you seen Him, heard Him, or communed with Him? Here is the question that will, peradventure, from this time henceforth occupy your attention. The scriptures inform us that “this is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent.” (John 17:3.)

If any man does not know God, and inquires what kind of a being He is—if he will search diligently his own heart—if the declaration of Jesus and the apostles be true, he will realize that he has not eternal life; for there can be eternal life on no other principle.

My first object is to find out the character of the only wise and true God, and what kind of a being He is; and if I am so fortunate as to be the man to comprehend God, and explain or convey the principles to your hearts, so that the Spirit seals them upon you, then let every man and woman henceforth sit in silence, put their hands on their mouths, and never lift their hands or voices, or say anything against the man of God or the servants of God again. But if I fail to do it, it becomes my duty to renounce all further pretensions to revelations and inspirations, or to be a prophet; and I should be like the rest of the world—a false teacher, be hailed as a friend, and no man would seek my life. But if all religious teachers were honest enough to renounce their pretensions to godliness when their ignorance of the knowledge of God is made manifest, they will all be as badly off as I am, at any rate; and you might just as well take the lives of other false teachers as that of mine. If any man is authorized to take away my life because he thinks and says I am a false teacher, then, upon the same principle, we should be justified in taking away the life of every false teacher, and where would be the end of blood? And who would not be the sufferer?

The Privilege of Religious Freedom

But meddle not with any man for his religion: all governments ought to permit every man to enjoy his religion unmolested. No man is authorized to take away life in consequence of difference of religion, which all laws and governments ought to tolerate and protect, right or wrong. Every man has a natural, and, in our country, a constitutional right to be a false prophet, as well as a true prophet. If I show, verily, that I have the truth of God, and show that ninety-nine out of every hundred professing religious ministers are false teachers, having no authority, while they pretend to hold the keys of God’s kingdom on earth, and was to kill them because they are false teachers, it would deluge the whole world with blood.

I will prove that the world is wrong, by showing what God is. I am going to inquire after God; for I want you all to know Him, and to be familiar with Him; and if I am bringing you to a knowledge of Him, all persecutions against me ought to cease. You will then know that I am His servant; for I speak as one having authority.

God an Exalted Man

I will go back to the beginning before the world was, to show what kind of a being God is. What sort of a being was God in the beginning? Open your ears and hear, all ye ends of the earth, for I am going to prove it to you by the Bible, and to tell you the designs of God in relation to the human race, and why He interferes with the affairs of man.

God himself was once as we are now, and is an exalted man, and sits enthroned in yonder heavens! That is the great secret. If the veil were rent today, and the great God who holds this world in its orbit, and who upholds all worlds and all things by His power, was to make himself visible—I say, if you were to see him today, you would see him like a man in form—like yourselves in all the person, image, and very form as a man; for Adam was created in the very fashion, image and likeness of God, and received instruction from, and walked, talked and conversed with Him, as one man talks and communes with another.

In order to understand the subject of the dead, for consolation of those who mourn for the loss of their friends, it is necessary we should understand the character and being of God and how He came to be so; for I am going to tell you how God came to be God. We have imagined and supposed that God was God from all eternity. I will refute that idea, and take away the veil, so that you may see.

These ideas are incomprehensible to some, but they are simple. It is the first principle of the gospel to know for a certainty the character of God, and to know that we may converse with Him as one man converses with another, and that He was once a man like us; yea, that God himself, the Father of us all, dwelt on an earth, the same as Jesus Christ Himself did; and I will show it from the Bible.

Eternal Life to Know God and Jesus Christ

I wish I was in a suitable place to tell it, and that I had the trump of an archangel, so that I could tell the story in such a manner that persecution would cease forever. What did Jesus say? (Mark it, Elder Rigdon!) The scriptures inform us that Jesus said, as the Father hath power in himself, even so hath the Son power—to do what? Why, what the Father did. The answer is obvious—in a manner to lay down his body and take it up again. Jesus, what are you going to do? To lay down my life as my Father did, and take it up again. Do you believe it? If you do not believe it you do not believe the Bible. The scriptures say it, and I defy all the learning and wisdom and all the combined powers of earth and hell together to refute it. Here, then, is eternal life—to know the only wise and true God; and you have got to learn how to be gods yourselves, and to be kings and priests to God, the same as all gods have done before you, namely, by going from one small degree to another, and from a small capacity to a great one; from grace to grace, from exaltation to exaltation, until you attain to the resurrection of the dead, and are able to dwell in everlasting burnings, and to sit in glory, as do those who sit enthroned in everlasting power. And I want you to know that God, in the last days, while certain individuals are proclaiming His name, is not trifling with you or me.

The Righteous to Dwell in Everlasting Burnings

These are the first principles of consolation. How consoling to the mourners when they are called to part with a husband, wife, father, mother, child, or dear relative, to know that, although the earthly tabernacle is laid down and dissolved, they shall rise again to dwell in everlasting burnings in immortal glory, not to sorrow, suffer, or die any more, but they shall be heirs of God and joint heirs with Jesus Christ. What is it? To inherit the same power, the same glory and the same exaltation, until you arrive at the station of a god, and ascend the throne of eternal power, the same as those who have gone before. What did Jesus do? Why, I do the things I saw my Father do when worlds came rolling into existence. My Father worked out His kingdom with fear and trembling, and I must do the same; and when I get my kingdom, I shall present it to My Father, so that He may obtain kingdom upon kingdom, and it will exalt Him in glory. He will then take a higher exaltation, and I will take His place, and thereby become exalted myself. So that Jesus treads in the tracks of His Father, and inherits what God did before; and God is thus glorified and exalted in the salvation and exaltation of all His children. It is plain beyond disputation, and you thus learn some of the first principles of the gospel, about which so much hath been said.

When you climb up a ladder, you must begin at the bottom, and ascend step by step, until you arrive at the top; and so it is with the principles of the gospel—you must begin with the first, and go on until you learn all the principles of exaltation. But it will be a great while after you have passed through the veil before you will have learned them. It is not all to be comprehended in this world; it will be a great work to learn our salvation and exaltation even beyond the grave. I suppose I am not allowed to go into an investigation of anything that is not contained in the Bible. If I do, I think there are so many over-wise men here that they would cry “treason” and put me to death. So I will go to the old Bible and turn commentator today.

I shall comment on the very first Hebrew word in the Bible; I will make a comment on the very first sentence of the history of creation in the Bible—Berosheit. I want to analyze the word. Baith—in, by, through, and everything else. Rosh—the head, Sheit—grammatical termination. When the inspired man wrote it, he did not put the baith there. An old Jew without any authority added the word; he thought it too bad to begin to talk about the head! It read first, “The head one of the Gods brought forth the Gods.” That is the true meaning of the words. Baurau signifies to bring forth. If you do not believe it, you do not believe the learned man of God. Learned men can teach you no more than what I have told you. Thus the head God brought forth the Gods in the grand council.

I will transpose and simplify it in the English language. Oh, ye lawyers, ye doctors, and ye priests, who have persecuted me, I want to let you know that the Holy Ghost knows something as well as you do. The head God called together the Gods and sat in grand council to bring forth the world. The grand councilors sat at the head in yonder heavens and contemplated the creation of the worlds which were created at the time. When I say doctors and lawyers, I mean the doctors and lawyers of the scriptures. I have done so hitherto without explanation, to let the lawyers flutter and everybody laugh at them. Some learned doctors might take a notion to say the scriptures say thus and so; and we must believe the scriptures; they are not to be altered. But I am going to show you an error in them.

I have an old edition of the New Testament in the Latin, Hebrew, German and Greek languages. I have been reading the German, and find it to be the most [nearly] correct translation, and to correspond nearest to the revelations which God has given to me for the last fourteen years. It tells about Jacobus, the son of Zebedee. It means Jacob. In the English New Testament it is translated James. Now, if Jacob had the keys, you might talk about James through all eternity and never get the keys. In the 21st [verse] of the fourth chapter of Matthew, my old German edition gives the word Jacob instead of James.

The doctors (I mean doctors of law, not physic) say, “If you preach anything not according to the Bible, we will cry treason.” How can we escape the damnation of hell, except God be with us and reveal to us? Men bind us with chains. The Latin says Jacobus, which means Jacob; the Hebrew says Jacob, the Greek says Jacob and the German says Jacob, here we have the testimony of four against one. I thank God that I have got this old book; but I thank him more for the gift of the Holy Ghost. I have got the oldest book in the world; but I have got the oldest book in my heart, even the gift of the Holy Ghost. I have all the four Testaments. Come here, ye learned men, and read, if you can. I should not have introduced this testimony, were it not to back up the word rosh—the head, the Father of the Gods. I should not have brought it up, only to show that I am right.

A Council of the Gods

In the beginning, the head of the Gods called a council of the Gods; and they came together and concocted [prepared] a plan to create the world and people it. When we begin to learn this way, we begin to learn the only true God, and what kind of a being we have got to worship. Having a knowledge of God, we begin to know how to approach Him, and how to ask so as to receive an answer.

When we understand the character of God, and know how to come to Him, he begins to unfold the heavens to us, and to tell us all about it. When we are ready to come to him, he is ready to come to us.

Now, I ask all who hear me, why the learned men who are preaching salvation, say that God created the heavens and the earth out of nothing? The reason is, that they are unlearned in the things of God, and have not the gift of the Holy Ghost; they account it blasphemy in any one to contradict their idea. If you tell them that God made the world out of something, they will call you a fool. But I am learned, and know more than all the world put together. The Holy Ghost does, anyhow, and he is within me, and comprehends more than all the world; and I will associate myself with him.

Meaning of the Word Create

You ask the learned doctors why they say the world was made out of nothing, and they will answer, “Doesn’t the Bible say he created the world?” And they infer, from the word create, that it must have been made out of nothing. Now, the word create came from the word baurau, which does not mean to create out of nothing; it means to organize; the same as a man would organize materials and build a ship. Hence we infer that God had materials to organize the world out of chaos—chaotic matter, which is element, and in which dwells all the glory. Element had an existence from the time He had. The pure principles of element are principles which can never be destroyed; they may be organized and re-organized, but not destroyed. They had no beginning and can have no end.

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The iMONITRAF! Best Practice Guide shows several opportunities for the harmonisation of existing regional measures. However, it also becomes clear that regional measures have a limited potential to reduce the negative impacts from transalpine transport. Especially in the sensitive environment of the Alpine Space, the best-available-technology approach is an important concept for the further development. The incentives from existing regional measures are however not sufficient to fully use the potentials from new technologies. Also, the Best Practice Guide has made clear that even comprehensive policies have up to now not been successful in limiting a further growth of traffic volumes or in leading to a long-lasting change in the transport sector.


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“I thought I had the flu because I had chills, so I got Tamiflu from the doctor to keep going,” Tricia Mynar remembers. “I’m a workaholic.”

The veteran preschool teacher and administrator for Kamehameha Schools felt her first symptoms of angiostrongyliasis – rat lungworm disease – on Feb. 24, while temporarily assigned to work for a month on Hawaii Island.

That is the island where the disease is currently most prevalent in Hawaii.

Tricia Mynar uses a walker to get around her parents’ residence. Courtesy of Tricia Mynar

A spike in possible cases recently reported on Maui, which previously had only one confirmed victim, has added urgency to calls for more money to combat rat lungworm disease, in which worm larvae invade human brains.

People can contract the disease by consuming raw produce contaminated with tiny snails or slugs that have eaten the worms.

Mynar, 47, was living in Waimea five days a week and flying home to Maui on weekends.

“The following Tuesday after I got the flu symptoms I called in sick and went to the doctor,” she says. “My flu was better but I had this weird sensation in my right foot, like someone had dropped a suitcase on it.”

More pain came, this time shooting from her scalp down her spine into her back.

“I became so sensitive to any kind of wind that blew through my house I had to stand up and rest my head on the kitchen counter to get any kind of sleep. I couldn’t lay down on anything because of the pain.”

She was prescribed more medication.

Two days later, a week after her first symptoms, she thought she was having an allergic reaction to the meds.

“I had pain all over my body, but especially on both sides of my spine. It was like I was getting a shiatsu massage but the person forgot to remove his fingers and was trying to knead his way into my lungs, pushing, pushing, trying to push my back into my chest.”

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By then she suspected something else was happening besides the flu. When she couldn’t feel three toes on her right foot she flew to Maui. Back home, her upper left arm “was so painful I couldn’t stand for anything to touch it, no clothing, no sheet, not even the slightest breeze.”

Her doctor gave her an anti-inflammatory shot, but told her “this is strange.” He drew blood and test results showed a parasitic level of 19. She said the normal range is 6 or lower.

“I thought maybe I’d gotten something from eating sushi so I got some more medication,” Mynar said. “An hour later I called him from home and told him I felt worse.”

He told her to head for the emergency room and said he suspected she had rat lungworm disease.

While sitting in the ER at Maui Memorial Medical Center for more than six hours, new miseries overwhelmed her.

“It was like someone suddenly took a lei needle and pushed it through the soft spot on top of my head, then pushed it down below my left ear, then up to my left temple, then moved from back to front behind my right eye. As the lei needle pain shot out through my right eye there were flashing white lights.”

Remembering her suffering, Mynar’s voice trembles.

“Don’t ever say to me that labor is hard,” says the mother of three. “Labor is like eating ice cream after surviving the feeling of a lei needle shooting through your brain and out your eye.”

She said an ER physician who had been in Hilo had heard of rat lungworm disease. Mynar agreed to a lumbar puncture to test her spinal fluid, the only sure way to confirm the condition. Her results came back positive, she was admitted, and spent the next week in the hospital.

Her parents, Terry and Sharon Mynar, are now caring for her at their home in Pukalani.

“I have parasitic meningitis,” Mynar said. “The parasites are in the lining of my brain, moving around. Because I work with children I try to tell stories through word pictures. My visual graphic for what’s happening is that every once in a while somebody opens the top of my head, sets a hot iron inside my brain, then pushes the steam button.

Tricia Mynar’s new “breakfast.” Courtesy of Tricia Mynar

“I have a half dozen medicine bottles, several for pain because any movement of my head spikes my pain level to 12. I don’t see any improvement, just that every day is a different day, different pain. Tremors are the hardest part. They affect me so bad that sometimes I can’t hear my own speech. My whole walker starts shaking.”

There is no specific treatment for angiostrongyliasis. Patients battling rat lungworm parasites are prescribed antiobiotics for infection and morphine and oxycontin for pain.

Mynar says friends who call to offer support don’t believe her when she describes the drastic changes in her life.

“I have a home nurse. My doctor comes to the house because it is so painful to move. I have a physical therapist and an occupational therapist. Yesterday I tried for the first time to open a book and learned I have blurred vision. Somebody came to clean the yard and the noise was so horrible I had to smash the sides of my head with pillows.”

After a month, she is able to walk down five stairs and sit on the grass, “but because I don’t have feeling in my right foot, the first time I did it I burned my sole on the hot concrete. I have to be very careful in the shower because I don’t have any feeling in four of five fingers on my right hand.”

Mynar says she is calming herself and documenting her new reality by taking photographs.

What Tricia Mynar sees when she wakes up at her parents’ home. Courtesy of Tricia Mynar

“I decided I want people to know what’s happening to me so they will be aware of this disease,” she says.

She wants to share “my story with local people through word pictures and real pictures. I am calling it ‘My Life Lying on the Brown Sofa.’”

Mynar said that several years ago her best friend died of cancer, then a few months later another friend was diagnosed with the same disease. He survived. Their suffering left her angry and hurting.

“But I see now that those hurts prepared me for my own medical challenges. If those losses hadn’t happened to me I wouldn’t have the patience to endure this.”

Her voice trembling with exhaustion after an hour of conversation, Tricia Myna ended her story:

“I just sit here waiting to get better. There is too much anger in the world. It could be worse. I have to be thankful.”

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BBC Symphony Orchestra/Gourlay – Unstuck & Shostakovich 10 – Daniel Hope plays Britten

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Violin Concerto, Op.15 [Revised Version]
Symphony No.10 in E minor, Op.93

Daniel Hope (violin)

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Reviewed by: Richard Whitehouse

Reviewed: 19 January, 2012
Venue: Barbican Hall, London

The indisposition of Thomas Dausgaard saw Andrew Gourlay – winner of the 2010 Cadaqués International Conducting Competition and currently Assistant Conductor of the Hallé – take to the podium for this concert which opened with a UK premiere for New York-based composer Andrew Norman (born 1979). Unstuck (2008) proved to be a 10-minute ‘curtain-raiser’ whose visceral impact – redolent of figures as diverse as Varèse and Leonard Bernstein – is harnessed to a stealthy formal evolution as kept one guessing how it would all end. In the event Norman had supplied two ‘new’ endings, towards one of which the three cellos plotted their quizzical course.

Daniel HopeThe rest of the evening focussed on standard twentieth-century repertoire. Not that Britten’s Violin Concerto (1939) was considered as such until relatively recently – when its intensely inward lyricism and thoughtfully applied virtuosity have placed it high among works from what was a golden era for violin concertos. Daniel Hope had the measure of the first movement’s rhapsodizing and incisiveness (the pizzicato accompaniment with the return of the main theme notably secure), and if the scherzo’s central section was a little rushed, the haunting transition back to the initial music – with its evocative interplay of piccolos and tuba – was perfectly poised. After an impetuous if not flawless cadenza, the finale unfolded its passacaglia ground-plan with no mean strength of purpose – Gourlay at one with Hope in his bringing out the capricious qualities of its central variations through to a powerful climax and coda which fused supplication and resignation to poignant effect.

A convincing performance overall, then, to which the only proviso might be the intrinsic qualities of Hope’s playing: not that his technique is at fault, but there remains something about his sound that detracts from the conviction of his music-making. This is, of course, a subjective response and others no doubt feel differently.

Andrew Gourlay. Photograph: andrewgourlay.comOn to Shostakovich, and an account of the Tenth Symphony (1953) that was something akin to a tale of two halves. Gourlay’s tempo for the opening movement seemed a fraction too slow, yet he picked up momentum convincingly as the sombre first theme reaches its initial climax then, after the second theme had been given with just the right degree of ‘edgy lilt’, handled the central culmination – in which the development passes into the reprise at the point of maximum intensity – with real assurance, as also the ruminative recollection of earlier ideas on the way to a stricken but never somnolent coda. After which, the second movement unleashed its anger at an unflagging pace that never obscured the contrapuntal dexterity which simmers just beneath the febrile surface. Whether or not a ‘portrait’ of the recently departed Stalin, it still finds Shostakovich at his most emotionally uninhibited and Gourlay spared nothing in giving this unremittingly violent music its head.

After which, however, the performance faltered notably. While he rightly tackled the third movement as an extended intermezzo than a slow movement per se, Gourlay seemed too anxious to push the music forward – allowing insufficient space for the central section, with its spectral horn-calls and orchestral responses that find this composer at his most subtle tonally, and with a coda that was self-effacing rather than inscrutable. The ruminative Andante introduction to the finale was well handled, save for some overloud oboe playing, then the Allegro moved purposefully from animation to aggression, but the recall of the opening material was too hasty and the peroration – marred by fallible side-drumming and spurious cymbal clashes – was brazen rather than defiant. Working in the Barbican Hall for perhaps the first time cannot be easy, but Gourlay needed to exert greater control over orchestral dynamics so the interpretative virtues of his performance come through.

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ALTBACHISCHES ARCHIV–Sacred music by the ancestors of J.S. Bach

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This fascinating set will be essential listening for fans of the most famous Bach, for it helps put in perspective Johann Sebastian’s historical position–but more importantly, it clearly demonstrates his unapproachable preeminence among members of one of the world’s most distinguished and talented musical families. While most of these cantatas, motets, and arias written in the generation before Sebastian show a similarity of style–largely homophonic, declamatory, straightforward dialogues between chorus and orchestra or between sections of the chorus–there are some notable exceptions. Foremost among these is Johann Christoph’s (a first cousin of Sebastian’s father) strange and wonderful cantata Es erhub sich ein Streit im Himmel, a work for 22 voices. Once performed in Leipzig by J.S. himself, its text is “a depiction of St. John’s vision of the war of the angels”, and Christoph’s exuberant, trumpet-laden setting is reminiscent of the most vivid and boldly scored battle pieces (Biber’s Battaglia, for instance) that were enormously popular during the 18th century.

The cantatas by Johann Michael and Johann Christoph are vastly different from those later, transcendent works by Johann Sebastian, lacking the conceptual sophistication and devoid of the often extended, profound musical explications of the texts. Rather, the layouts tend to adopt a more overtly accessible, conspicuous presentation that eschews thematic development and polyphonic devices in favor of clearly stated, rhythmically square structures that in many cases have more in common with the style of viol consort music of the previous century than with the flashier concoctions of, for instance, Schütz or Gabrieli.

Not surprisingly, the musicians of Cantus Cölln and Concerto Palatino take to this music with sincerity, focused enthusiasm, and appreciation for both the stylistic nuances and occasions for expressive abandon. These scores, which resided in Johann Sebastian’s library and were missing for more than 50 years following World War II, are a priceless legacy from a period of unsurpassed musical creativity, and we are fortunate to have these significant works performed and preserved in such thoughtful, polished, and sonically respectable form. [6/20/2003 & 10/15/2006]

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The addition of an electronic medical record (EMR)-based screening system for depression in adolescents with type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM) increased screening from 0% to 77% and helped identify adolescents with depression and other mental health disorders, according to a poster presented virtually at the National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners Annual Meeting (NAPNAP 2020).

Adolescents with diabetes experience a higher risk of depression than their peers (30% vs 10%-20%), according to Sally S. Humphrey, DNP, APRN, CPNP-PC, lead author of the study from Vanderbilt University School of Nursing and the University of Tennessee College of Nursing. “There is an association between poor glycemic control and depression this population. The American Diabetes Association recommends annual depression screening for all diabetic patients, yet providers often find implementation and follow-up logistically difficult,” she added.

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To improve screening rates, the quality improvement project used the Plan-Do-Study-Act format as a guide in which patients in a pediatric endocrinology office who had a confirmed diagnosis of T1DM and were aged 14 to 18 years completed the Patient Health Questionnaire-9 (PHQ-9). The 9-item questionnaire was distributed with parental consent. Patients were asked to complete the screening in the examination room; project team members incorporated the scored results into the clinic note. The provider overseeing the EMR then determined if referral was necessary based on current evidence, guidelines, and clinic flow.

The screening rate at the clinic improved from 0% at the start to 77% at project end. Of all patients screened, 10% were found to be positive for depression 20% were referred for mental health evaluation. Of screened patients, 10% indicated thoughts of suicidal ideation but on further inquiry did not endorse active plans. A significant portion of (38%-48%) patients indicated somatic symptoms including fatigue and difficulty sleeping.

“The results of this project also offer insights that will enable the team to continue [quality improvement] measures into the future and improve the quality of care for our patient population,” concluded the authors.

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