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The App makes use of Bee-Bot’s key functionality and enables children to improve their skills in directional language, programming sequences of forwards, backwards, left and right 90 degree turns.

Enabling for the expansion of your Primary Computer Science lessons using Bee-Bot®, the brand new Bee-Bot® App expands students learning into other relevant curriculum areas.

Created with children in mind the Bee-Bot® App has been optimised for enjoyable game play of children aged 4 and above.

We would love to hear which additional levels would benefit your lessons! Get in touch with us on Instagram at tts_computing or Facebook!

What’s New

Version 1.4.1

Support added for iPad mini.

New levels coming soon!

Ratings and Reviews

3.6 out of 5
171 Ratings

171 Ratings

Nikkinotso ,

Don't listen to the bad reviews

People are stupid the reason the bee is not doing what you want it to do is because your programming it wrong haha, the app works fine and is really fun to play they should be the same app but for an older age groups so the levels are harder.

This game aint worth it ,

Epic poggers no cap

If you think this game is not pog you should go rethink your life and reincarnate into a turtle and consume plastic. Let me speak to your sad parents who didnt let you experience this masterpiece.
Plot 10/10 - the plot was so engaging that i had to name my grand son after the god bee bot. He totally loves his name and wont commit drown because of it. This anime video game leaves me so many emotions that i start to contemplate why i havent been playing this game every single day. The pacing of this game is top notch compared to stupid sao it has terrible pacing and if you think otherwise you WILL commit drown.

Characters 10/10 - bee bot is best boi and best waifu because i dont assume their gender. Bee bot goes through an intricate character arc going from a stupid bee that cant walk to a bee that can travel the city placemat. Superb character development that leaves on the edge of my seat during every single character moment

I hooe you enjoy my review brcause my opinion is right

StarGenerator ,

Don't listen to the bad reviews! And this game is great for schools and home

People are being stupid and silly so they are being like sarcastic about everything of this game. You guys on the bad reviews are WRONG. Okay that's enough of the people who writes the reviews. (Not Offensive?) This game is good. Bee-Bot is used for Schools and Homes. So yeah I love this app. Keep the good work.

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Roast Calc is the simple tool for calculating the cooking time and temperature for cooking family roasts.

Take the guess work out of your roasts with individual calculators for Beef, Chicken and Pork.

Juicy and succulent roasts are now easier than ever.

Enter the cooking style you prefer, rare, well done etc along with the cooking speed - fast, regular or slow cooked, finally add the weight and the cooking times will be displayed in a simple to follow manner.

Theres also a hints and tips page along with a sample recipe. This is probably all you need to use to get started!

We hope that every time you can enjoy your next roast even more than your last

What’s New

Version 2.1

Updated for better iOS 13.x compatibility. Enjoy your delicious cooking e ben more now!

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SBrown57 ,

Doesn’t work right

Fast cook and slow cook have the same settings. Slow cook should go a long time at 200°F not a short time at 425°F.

Only works in Celsius. Really!?! Had to convert for my oven.

Needs much more to warrant being a paid app.

Developer Response ,

Thanks for your feedback, there is a an update planned for early 2019 which is expected to bring a range of improvements including both C & F scales and revisions on the cook time information.

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We are happy to offer Oromo Bible for your IOS devices. It comes with essential iOS features, utilizing the power of apple device for Oromo speaking community. This app is made possible and freely available by the assistance and sponsorship of the Union of Oromo Evangelical Churches of Europe (UOECE).

A simple, yet a powerful design allows users to easily, navigate,bookmark and take notes.

-Highlight important verses with selected color scheme, (Yellow, Green, Tan, Orange and Blue)
-Search function for easy navigation
-Side Notes – Attach your thoughts, comments and meditation or book for future reference
-Choose from a selection of eight different font style (Arial, Helvetica Neue, Verdana, Trebuchet MS).
-Increase and decrease the speed of autoscroll
-Easily increase/decrease font size
-Retrieve highlighted verses
-No Internet connection needed

It comes complete with New and Old testaments. Fast and easy to use.

Take your Oromo Bible with you wherever you go.

What’s New

Version 1.1

- bug fix

Ratings and Reviews

4.3 out of 5
138 Ratings

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firifiraf ,

Thank you

How can we help you to upgrade to os11
It is not opening on updated apple device
Thank you for your tireless contribution

Bontuu ,

Hello there can you please Update your iOS to 11

I used to have Oromo bible app on my phone but now it doesn’t work it say this app developer has Update there iOS

Pastor Ayyanaa waaqayyoo ,

Please update this app

If I can stand beside you to update this app please let me know. You did good job s. Please continue, and let us know if you need help. Thank you!
Pastor Ayyana Waaqayyoo

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Frightening Fridays: Bad Decisions (A Fictionalized Account of a True Story)…

(Dedicated in loving Memory of my friend Dean 1963-2018, sorry brother that you had to experience shit like this)

Insomnia. Ain’t it a bitch. But this is when I am at my most creative. The magazine I started is taking off and issue 2 is about to go to press but I need a draw. The opioid crisis is out of control; and I wish there was something more I could give to my readers, something raw.

Sigh. Back to Facebook. I come across this guy named John. He is a self described opioid vigilante. He lost his his daughter to an overdose and is now on a mission to save other young people from their demons. He is a bit of a character.

John & I start talking and he finds out I am a journalist. John wants to put his point in the spotlight, he asks me if I own a video camera and if I would be interested in tagging along on his next mission and film the whole experience; he’s thinking millions of hits on YouTube and I am thinking I got my scoop.

John tells me to meet him in the parking lot of Lowe’s. I question why he can’t just pick me up at my joint but I figure fuck it, I’m down with it. I head out the door with my video camera and head to Lowe’s and wait.

It’s late. Real late. I am starting to doubt my decision and consider leaving but the magazine needs this. Just then an SUV littered in Gun Toting, Gun Rights Stickers with tinted windows pulls up beside me. The window rolls down, “You Dean ?”

“Yeah, we doin’ this ?”, I say.

John asks me if I would be willing to drive. He’s never really navigated through NYC. I say sure not a problem hop in and we’ll be on our way. John says, “No I mean can you drive my SUV ?”. Uh I guess so. This guy is definitely an attention seeker. ” Don’t you think it would be better to take my car instead, you can infiltrate easier ?” John insists we take his SUV.

I oblige.

I never knew this decision would be the worst I would ever make. John gets out and I get in. There is a young woman in the back seat. “Hi, I’m Kim. I am a counselor. I know the girl were going to save.”, she says. “Dean, I’m here to document this whole experience.”, I say.

John tells me that Kim has some marijuana to help ease the girl off the heroin that she is on. Ok, I figure this woman knows what she is doing, they have both done these rescue missions together in the past. Off we go. As Kim and John talk I realize like me, she and him just met tonight. There is a slight knot in the pit of my stomach, but I continue to drive because I need this story.

John shows Kim his loaded 45. We are driving thru Jersey and headed towards the Holland Tunnel. Just then sirens are heard and we are asked to pull over. Both John & Kim seem panicked. “Hide the fucking weed!”, John Yells at Kim and “Sit on my weapon bro.”

“Don’t you have a permit, what the fuck ? You sit on it !”, I yell.

He shoves the gun behind me with his hand on the trigger. The cop heads up to us with caution. I roll down the window. The cop tells me he pulled me over because of a crack in the wind shield. He asks me to get out of the SUV. All I keep thinking is fuck, I’m a fucking Patsy.

What did I get myself into ?

The Cop see’s the loaded 45 and orders everyone out and on the ground. I try to tell the cop, that I’m a journalist, that it’s not my truck and definitely not my gun. He calls for back up and the truck is searched. John didn’t just have that 45. He had an arsenal of loaded weapons & body armor, where as Kim didn’t have prescription weed it was a street quality dime bag.

This is bad. Real Bad.

Trapped in this damn cell with this fucking psycho who used me. As if my insomnia wasn’t already in high gear there is no way in hell I am getting ANY sleep now.

Incompetent lawyers, family & friends telling me the the “press” is painting me in a bad way; And all I was doing was chasing a story. And here I am now, the oldest of the HOLLAND TUNNEL THREE, the one who should’ve known better. I should’ve insisted we take my car or no deal. Had I had sleep, I may have had better judgement. I should’ve been aware of everything in that SUV.

But, I wasn’t. I was used. And I might be in here for the rest of my life.

My family & friends rallied behind my innocence and convinced a better lawyer to set up a plea deal for me. Kim & I testified against John and he is serving time. Our sentences were converted to time served.

Free at last. Obviously the opioid issue of the magazine will go to press as is. I feel I need to give more with my life. A higher calling. Prior to this incident I was heavily involved with helping the homeless, while starting the magazine and making a name for myself as an award winning freelance graphic designer. After prison, I was tainted; I lost my clients, my dog died of a broken heart and I really felt like my bad decision let everyone down.

Especially my elderly parents who I live with, that I have been taking care of. My girlfriend, Jesus, even my dog. I find myself calling family and friends and begging for forgiveness for all of my wrong doings.

I call Matt, he was close to my younger sister growing up. He and I met at her funeral. Over the last 9 years we’ve become very close thanks to Facebook. I even asked Matt to sculpt me a Hello Kitty for my upcoming birthday. A true friend, wrote me the entire time I was incarcerated, never doubting my innocence.

Still tainted, forever guilty. Internet Trolls have a field day with me, what’s the point of living anymore ?

I call Matt and leave this message: I love you. I am so sorry for all those times when we were younger and I bullied you. It was wrong. I want to hug you brother, I want to kiss the ground you walk on. Thanks for everything, I mean it. EVERYTHING.

Then I swallowed a handful.

Happy deathday to me, 17 days shy of my 55th birthday…

The Mug Shots of John C, Kim A & Dean S

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Matt Snyder has been making a dent in the creative community in North Eastern Pennsylvania since 1988. He’s been involved in showcasing his art in Exhibits in area Galleries & Spaces as well as online. Mr. Snyder is a real renaissance man. He doesn’t just dabble in the fine arts but has been known to grace the following kinds of things with his presence: Live Sound Mixing, Radio Production, Television Production, Short Films(Acting/Editing/Writing/Directing), Animations, Costume Character Performance, Dance, Music, Djembe Drumming, Theater (Writing/Acting/Directing/Props Management/Stage Management), Self Published Comics & Zines, Written & Slammed Performance Poetry, Sculpting Animal Figurines, Designing Tee Shirts, Photography Film & Digital, Painting (Acrylics), Drawing (Pen & Ink, Pastel, Colored Pencil, Sharpies, Crayons), Mixed Media, Collage, Paper Art, The Brooklyn Art Library & The Sketchbook Project, Blue Turtle ComiX, Just an Average Day Comic, Toxic Shock & Other Abnormalities of the Inner Being Zine as well as the culinary arts. His passion is the arts, his life is as a married humanitarian bisexual politically unaffiliated pacifist working as a Digital Preservation Archivist since 1999. Matt currently resides in an apartment with his equally creative wife of 7 years ,Jess and their cat Nigel.

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Anger, Sex, and Chronic Illness

Anger, Sex, and Chronic Illness

Anger is a common emotional response to a chronic illness. You may wonder, “why me?” or feel enraged by the interruption of life plans and loss of autonomy. Anger can interfere with sexuality no matter whether the anger is directed at yourself or at your partner. Chronic illness may interfere in many different areas of your sex life. First, it is important to note that sex can be emotionless.

For example, if you have a friend with benefits or you are hooking up, the sex is the primary goal and this can be considered “no strings attached fun”. However, if you are in a relationship, this is a different story. Often, your partner can be the target of your anger. Sometimes, you may become angry over your partner’s good health. I will tell you that envy, jealously, and resentment are three of the most negative emotions you can experience.

Resentment may be evoked when you are getting along too smoothly. It is frightening to feel superfluous. I have seen in my work where one partner may react by trying to prove that the other partner still needs sex, or conversely by withdrawing from sexual intimacy.

Frustration may surface as a generalized irritability that interferes with your relationship. Sex becomes one more thing your healthy partner feels obligated to do. When you are not having a flare up or a relapse, this may be a great time for sex because you have desire and arousal. This is common for people that have autoimmune disorders. There are times the healthy partner may want sex, but you refuse for several reasons. You may be in too much pain or discomfort to even think about sex.

Sometimes fatigue makes it hard to exert yourself sexually. But, both of you will suffer if your sex life diminishes altogether. It is important to find ways to be sexual and sensual with each other even if you can’t engage in some of the same practices and positions you used in the past. Both sexual communication and sexual empathy becomes paramount in these situations.

If you have always been open to your partner, this can act as a strength because you can work on the issues that chronic illness raises. If your relationship has always been more intuitive, based on unexpressed assumptions, and characterized by less open discussion, it is important that the both of you begin to transform your communication and sexual style.

Chronic illness is going to affect many aspects of your life together; therefore, to remain healthy, it is going to be a benefit to discuss these issues openly. You have to talk about it in order to reclaim your sex life!

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Collection 003 Records of the Billy Graham Center

Identifier: CN-003
Scope and Contents Correspondence, proposals, reports, minutes, programs, publications brochures, budgets, audio tapes, clippings, photographs, and video tapes related to the founding, ground breaking and dedication and continuing work of the Billy Graham Center at Wheaton College as a research and training center in evangelism, and its ongoing activities. Includes audio and video recordings of Center-sponsored conferences (on themes including evangelism and evangelistic preaching, outreach to various...
Dates: Created: 1919-2011

Collection 007 Records of Navigators

Identifier: CN 007
Scope and Contents Correspondence, memos, reports, forms, manuals, statistical summaries, publicity materials, newspaper clippings relating to the counseling and follow-up systems the Navigators created and supervised for Billy Graham Evangelistic Association meetings between 1950 and 1957. Records document the details of this system for counseling people who came forward at BGEA evangelistic meetings and maintaining contact with them as they began to develop a Christian lifestyle. For some crusades, besides...
Dates: Created: 1947-1974

Collection 048 Records of Youth for Christ

Identifier: CN-048
Scope and Contents Minutes, constitution and by-laws, clippings, newsletters, manuals, pamphlets, directories, press releases, audio tapes, videotapes, photographs, posters, club yearbooks, correspondence, etc., about the founding, development and growth, and activities of Youth for Christ in the USA and internationally.Collection documents organizational policies, correspondence of the organization's presidents, conventions and Bible quiz competitions, the operation of Campus Life clubs, Youth...
Dates: Created: 1944-ongoing; Other: Majority of material found in 1944-ongoing

Collection 134 Papers of Marian Chapman

Identifier: CN-134
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews, photographs, and prayer letters relating to the ministry of Marian Gold Chapman, a missionary with Latin America Mission in Cartagena, Colombia (1957-1975); Bogota, New Jersey (1975-1977), and Coral Gables, Florida (1977-1979).
Dates: Created: 1980, 1995

Collection 136 Records of Mission Aviation Fellowship

Identifier: CN-136
Scope and Contents Office files of MAF, a mission agency that provided transportation, radio contact and other support to missions working in remote areas, as well as some services to non-mission agencies.Materials, including correspondence, minutes, reports, prayer letters, personnel files, and budgets, that document the administration and activities of MAF, especially the regional offices in Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America, the Development division (extensive individual prayer letters from...
Dates: Created: 1944-2006

Collection 165 Records of Evangelical Fellowship of Mission Agencies

Identifier: CN-165
Scope and Contents Correspondence, reports, minutes, audio tapes, clippings, photographs, maps, posters, etc., related to EFMA Administration and its service to its member missions.Includes documentation of persecution of Protestants in Roman Catholic Colombia, Italy and Spain; efforts to broaden American awareness of conditions; and attempts to apply pressure through the US State Dept.  Persons prominently featured include EFMA's Executive Directors Clyde Taylor, Wade Coggins, and Paul McKaughan. ...
Dates: Created: 1937-1996

Collection 204 Records of South America Mission

Identifier: CN 204
Scope and Contents Legal documents, reports, linguistic materials, correspondence, publications, organizational documents of SAM, chiefly 1921-1955.Materials document the mission's beginning as the Inland South America Missionary Union. In-depth reports cover all aspects of mission activities including missionary life and descriptions of their encounters with and observations of Indian tribes, methods of evangelizing, use of linguistic materials relating to Indian languages, personnel policies, social and...
Dates: Created: 1905-1981; Other: Majority of material found in 1921-1955

Collection 215 Records of Overseas Missionary Fellowship (China Inland Mission)

Identifier: CN-215
Scope and Contents Correspondence, minutes, directories, newsletters, brochures, photographs, book manuscripts, slides, photo albums, and other materials which document the history of the North American branch of the mission.Materials cover the origins of the mission's North American branch; its church planting, evangelistic, medical, educational, and literature work in China until the time of its expulsion in 1951; its reorganization from China Inland Mission into Overseas Missionary Fellowship; its...
Dates: Created: 1853, 1886-1990, 1997, n.d.; Other: Majority of material found in 1889-1990

Collection 222 Records of the OC International

Identifier: CN-222
Scope and Contents Correspondence, reports, minutes, manuscripts, handbooks, directories, photographs, etc., relating to the mission's work of evangelism, church planting and development of national leadership in Africa, Asia, Europe, and Latin America since its origin in 1950.Documents describe the founding and expansion of the mission, administrations of Dick Hillis (first president from 1951-1976, but also including files dating back to 1933 on his years as a missionary in China with China Inland...
Dates: Created: 1933-1998

Collection 255 Oral History Interview of Helen Frame

Identifier: CN 255
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Helen Nowack Frame (1908-1999) in which she discusses her childdhood growing up in China, decision to become a missionary for Overseas Missionary Fellowship, education at Wheaton College, years of service in China, culture and political events in China; leaving China in 1951 with her husband Raymond and their children and resettlement in the Philippines, teaching at Faith Academy, development of the Bible Institute, return and activities in Wheaton. The time period...
Dates: Created: 1983

Collection 264 Records of Pioneer Ministries

Identifier: CN 264
Scope and Contents Correspondence, reports, photos, slides, tapes, curriculum materials, manuals, etc., relating to the work of the PM (formerly Pioneer Girls) in North American Churches. Materials document PM's early history, camping program (philosophy and history of Camp Cheriths and reference materials used to operate a camp and train camp staff), communications functions depicting the variety of tools used to communicate news and information to participants in its programs, orientation materials for field...
Dates: Created: 1939-1983

Collection 287 Oral History Interview with Margaret Crossett

Identifier: CN 287
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Margaret Rice Elliott Crossett in which she describes her childhood with her missionary parents in China, her education at Wheaton College, and missionary career with her husband, Vincent Crossett, in China and Taiwan with China Inland Mission/Overseas Missionary Fellowship (1929-1948, 1961-1973). Topics discussed include  Crossett's childhood in China; description of Chinese indigenous worship practices and syncretism in Chinese religious culture; Crossett's...
Dates: Created: 1984-1986

Collection 313 Papers of Robert C. Van Kampen

Identifier: CN 313
Scope and Contents Correspondence, minutes, reports, manuscripts, photographs, audio tapes, clippings, etc., related to Van Kampen's responsibilities on the Board of Directors of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association as well as various board committees, the boards of BGEA subsidiaries or affiliated institutions (Billy Graham Benevolent Fund, Billy Graham Evangelistic Film Ministry, Inc., Billy Graham Evangelistic Trust, Billy Graham Foundation, Grason Company, World Evangelism and Christian Education Fund,...
Dates: Created: 1944-1982

Collection 322 Papers of Oswald J. Smith

Identifier: CN-322
Scope and Contents Correspondence, clippings, sermons, tracts, hymn lyrics, audio tapes, photographs, lantern slides, etc. related to Smith's career as an evangelist, pastor, hymn writer, author and missions promoter.Correspondence, audio tapes, hymn and poem manuscripts, lantern slides, phonograph records, negatives, photographs, tracts, posters, audio tapes, clippings, scrapbooks, etc., related to Smith's career as an evangelist, pastor, author and editor, hymn writer and poet, colporteur, and...
Dates: Created: 1890-1986

Collection 343 Papers of Samuel F. Wolgemuth

Identifier: CN 343
Scope and Contents Administrative correspondence, reports, minutes, memos, newsletters, publications, promotional material, photographs, and slides documenting Samuel F. Wolgemuth's term (1965-1973) as president for Youth for Christ. The correspondence with YFC staff, individuals, and representatives of other Christian organizations, predominates. Materials document contact with major YFC donors, administration of YFC at various executive levels, fund raising, communication, and promotion. Prominent people...
Dates: Created: 1962-1981

Collection 362 Records of Voice of Calvary Ministries

Identifier: CN-362
Scope and Contents Administrative correspondence, memos, reports, photographs and other material, relating to VOCM's evangelistic ministry in a context of holistic community development, economic redistribution, and racial reconciliation, primarily from the mid-1970s to 1986 in Mendenhall and Jackson, Mississippi, and nearby rural communities.The collection especially describes the operation of the organization, the fund raising for and promotion of its work, and the educational and training program...
Dates: Created: 1969-1986

Collection 366 Oral History Interview with Lemuel Tucker

Identifier: CN 366
Scope and Contents Oral history interview with Lemuel Simpson Tucker (1952-1989)in which he describes his childhood and family, spiritual growth, education, leadership of Voice of Calvary Ministries (VOCM), John Perkins, VOCM's ministry in Jackson, Mississippi, evangelism in the African American community, Mendenhall Ministries, and racial conditions in Mississippi. Other topics discussed include the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association's 1975 Deep South Crusade in Jackson; racism in America; the African...
Dates: Created: 1987

Collection 367 Papers of John Perkins

Identifier: CN 367
Scope and Contents Oral history interview, video tapes, and promotional material, relating to the ministry of John Perkins, author, speaker, and founder and President Emeritus of Voice of Calvary Ministries.Series: Audio TapesOral history interview with John PerkinsInterview with John Perkins in which he describes his childhood in rural Mississippi, his conversion, the formation of VOCM, its program and significant events and individuals in its history,...
Dates: Created: 1983-1995

Collection 373 Oral History Interview with Dolphus Weary

Identifier: CN 373
Scope and Contents Oral hisotry interview with Dolphus Douglas Weary, in which he describes his childhood, education and religious training in rural Mississippi, conversion, leadership in Voice of Calvary Ministries and Mendenhall Ministries, impressions of John Perkins, and racial conditions in Mississippi. The time period covered by the interview is 1948-1987.

Dolphus Weary was interviewed by Paul A. Ericksen on June 25, 1987 at the Mendenhall Ministries headquarters in Mendenhall, Mississippi.
Dates: Created: 1987

Collection 374 Oral History Interviews with Artis Fletcher

Identifier: CN 374
Scope and Contents Oral history interview with Artis Edwards Fletcher in which he discusses his childhood, education, and work as pastor of the Mendenhall Bible Church. Also discussed are John Perkins, Voice of Calvary Ministries, the black church in the United States, and racial conditions in Mississippi. The time period covered by the interviews is 1944-1987.

Artis Fletcher was interviewed in by Paul Ericksen at office at the Mendenhall Bible Church, Mendenhall, MS on June 26, 1987.
Dates: Created: 1987

Collection 406 Records of SEND International

Identifier: CN-406
Scope and Contents Correspondence, reports, minutes, promotional materials, incorporation documents, news releases, statistics, news/prayer letters, clippings, photographs, negatives, films, and financial records related to the origins, development and operation of SEND.Includes information on ministry in Japan and the Philippines, particularly following World War II and later in in Alaska. Limited information available on work in Hong Kong, Spain and Taiwan. Persons prominently featured include...
Dates: Created: 1943-[ongoing]

Collection 407 Records of InterAct Ministries

Identifier: CN 407
Scope and Contents Correspondence, minutes, newsletters, brochures, handbook, video tapes, and historical sketches documenting the ministry of the mission. Topics covered include administration of the mission, the Arctic Bible Institute, infant baptism, the Moravian Church, Arctic Training Center, Victory High School, Multi Media Production, the correspondence school program, Victory Bible Camp, Slavic Gospel Association's transfer of its work in Alaska to AMI, Native Institute of Canada, Native Bible Centre of...
Dates: Created: 1947-1989

Collection 416 Oral History Interviews with Benjamin L. Armstrong

Identifier: CN 416
Scope and Contents Oral history interview with Benjamin Leighton Armstrong in which he describes his family, particularly his father (Benjamin Leighton Armstrong Sr.) and grandfather (Benjamin Franklin Armstrong), his own conversion and spiritual growth, education at Nyack Bible College, New York University, Union Seminary, Princeton Theological Seminary, religious radio and television, Samuel Shoemaker, Paul Tillich, missions in the Christian and Missionary Alliance church, Voice of Tangiers and Trans World...
Dates: Created: 1989

Collection 419 Oral History Interviews with Crawford W. Loritts, Jr.

Identifier: CN 419
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Crawford Wheeler Loritts, Jr., in which he discusses his childhood; family; conversion; education at Philadelphia College of Bible; perception of racial conditions as he experienced them; evangelistic ministry; church planting projects with of Black Evangelistic Enterprise in Canton, Mississippi, and with Tony Evans in Dallas Other topics discussed include: American Missionary Fellowship; Tony Evans; Here's Life Black America; Bill...
Dates: Created: 1989-1990

Collection 440 Oral History Interviews with Inge Rydland

Identifier: CN 440
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Inge Herman Rydland in which he describes his family's Lutheran evangelistic work in Norway; his own call to become a missionary; his and his wife's departure to Ethiopia as workers of the Swedish Evangelical Mission in 1977; his work in Ethiopia as a teacher and as a community development work. Other topics discussed include:  the work of the Ethiopian Evangelical Church Meaken Yesus; church state relations; effect of the Ethiopian political situation on the...
Dates: Created: 1991

Collection 473 Oral History Interview with Clayton L. Berg, Jr.

Identifier: CN 473
Scope and Contents Oral historyinterviews with Clayton L. Berg, known as  "Mike," former missionary, educator and president of Latin America Mission. Topics discussed include Berg's youth, family, conversion, education (including Wheaton Grad School), youth pastorate at Western Springs church, marriage and family, language training at Spanish Language Institute, Hogar Biblico, teaching and administration at the Latin America Biblical Seminary iin Costa Rica, administration of LAM's Education Division, training...
Dates: Created: 1993

Collection 484 Papers of David M. Howard Sr.

Identifier: CN 484
Scope and Contents Four oral history interviews, paper records, and photographs documenting David Howard's life and work with Latin American Mission, InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, and World Evangelical Fellowship. Topics covered in the interviews include Howard's childhood, Christian faith, education at Wheaton College, work as a missionary and administrator with Latin America Mission; missions director for Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, director of the 1980 Consultation on World Evangelization; and...
Dates: Created: 1968-1993

Collection 503 Oral History Interviews with Ian M. Hay

Identifier: CN 503
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Ian M. Hay in which he describes his childhood; missionary parents and their work in Nigeria; Hay's spiritual growth and call to missions; education and training for missionary work; Sudan Interior Mission (later renamed SIM International) for which he worked (as a missionary, administrative executive and director); missionary work in Nigeria; indigenous church administration (particularly in the Evangelical Church of West Africa or ECWA); Other topics discussed...
Dates: Created: 1994

Collection 510 Oral History Interviews with Erik S. Barnett

Identifier: CN 510
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Erik Stanley Barnett (1910-2006) in which he describes his childhood in Kenya as the son of missionary parents; his own work in that country as pastor, church planter, educator and administrator with Africa Inland Mission (AIM); the internal developments of AIM and of the Africa Inland Church in Kenya during the twentieth century. Other topics discussed include: his parents’ missionary service in Kenya among the Maasai people; changes in AIM missionary training over...
Dates: Created: 1995

Collection 585 Oral History Interview with John B. Lutembeka

Identifier: CN 585
Scope and Contents Oral history interview with John B. Lutembeka in which he discusses his family and childhood in Tanzania, education in Uganda during the Idi Amin regime, conversion to the Christian faith while attending teacher's college; the development of his personal faith, the founding and growth of Big November Crusade Ministries; the rapid numerical growth of Christianity in Tanzania; the Tanzanian church's characteristics, strengths and weaknesses; his education at the Wheaton College Graduate School,...
Dates: Created: 2003

Collection 707 Oral History Interviews with Douglas W. Stewart

Identifier: CN 707
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Douglas W. Stewart in which he describes his ministry with the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students (IFES) in South and Central America and InterVarsity Christian Fellowship from 1963-1991. Topics discussed include Stewart’s family background, spiritual growth, education at Colombia Bible College and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, leadership, roles, and structure of IFES, political, social, and religious context in South and Central America, gender...
Dates: 2018

Gospel Tract Collection

Identifier: SC-222
Dates: Other: -

Collection 300 Records of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship

Identifier: CN/300
Dates: 1928-1992

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The Arc relies on volunteers throughout the community to help in its mission of expanding opportunities for people with disabilities. From community service projects, fundraising events, and holiday celebrations, we always need and welcome additional helping hands.

We need volunteers throughout the year for various events and activities. Student volunteers are welcome. Events include:

  • MLK Days of Service with our local schools! Projects include making meals for the homeless and nutrition focused events for students (Throughout the School Year)
  • Families Connected Monthly Events: Multiple events throughout the year, such as family fun events, parent support groups and more! (Year long)
  • Tree of Joy: Help organize, wrap and deliver hundreds of holiday gifts to The Arc participants and their families. (Fall and Winter)
  • Holiday Celebrations: Multiple holiday parties for youth, adults and Families Connected. (Winter)
  • Families Connected Summer Co-op: Meets twice a week to do fun projects in the park. (Summer)
  • The Arc Carnival: Held at the end of summer on even numbered years. (Every other Summer)

To learn more how you can help people in our community and walk away feeling rewarded at having made a valuable difference, email Erika Hiner, Volunteer Coordinator, or call 541-343-5256 ext. 146.


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With renewable energy becoming more affordable, researchers in the United States are beginning to look for new sources to reduce the burgeoning imposed by energy needs. The introduction of new sources of renewable energy is hampered by the costs associated with new products coming to the market. As established sources can be easily manufactured on an assembly line, newer products are generally not mass produced. This can result in increased costs. Regardless, new sources of renewable energy are continuing to emerge and result in a decrease in pollution.

1. Geothermal Energy

Geothermal energy pulls heated water and steam from the Earth to create electricity. This electricity can be used to run power stations. This is a very clean form of energy that can offset a portion of a state’s energy needs. California has over 40 geothermal power stations, but they only produce about five percent of the state’s energy needs. Other countries are using geothermal energy for more than one-quarter of their energy needs. The main issues with geothermal energy include the cost of plants and the fact that plants have to be located next to geothermally active areas.

2. Improved Solar Technology

Solar power is increasingly becoming more effective. Chevron runs several research-based plants to discover new and more efficient methods of harnessing solar power. In one installation, lenses are used to focus sunlight onto triple-layer solar cells. This method is able to produce a substantial amount of solar energy, and the plant produced 7.2 million kilowatt-hours of energy from April 2011 through 2015. Countries like Japan place solar panels on available waterfronts since they have limited land resources. These sources of power are used to power farms and smaller areas. The main problem with solar power is that the panels can be costly to replace, but this technology is becoming more accessible as the prices come down. Another technology on the forefront of science involves the ability to harness the power of solar wind. In the future, this could provide a large degree of renewable energy.

3. Wind Power

Wind turbines that stand hundreds of feet in the air use the power of wind to generate electricity. These systems require several units to provide a substantial amount of power, and they can create a noise pollution program. This is why most turbines are placed away from urban areas. It’s estimated that the United States can create more than 10 times its energy needs by using wind power. It’s also one of the least expensive options for renewable energy currently available. The main objections to the technology are the appearance on the landscape and some concerns about the long-term effects on birds and the habitat.

4. Biomass

Biomass relies on plant matter to produce electricity. The process is a low-carbon source of energy that results in very little pollution. Since waste residues will always exist, items like scrap wood, forest resources and mill residuals provide a continuous source of renewable energy. Scientists are even experimenting with animal waste to find ways to turn it into renewable, clean energy. There are some problems associated with this type of renewable energy. In the first place, it’s not as advanced of a system as solar energy or wind energy. This makes it rather expensive, but the costs could come down if it was utilized more routinely. It can also have a negative impact on the environment if the system isn’t managed correctly.

5. Hydroelectric Power

Hydroelectric power uses turbines that are powered by the flow of water. Hydroelectric power provides an estimated 20 percent of the energy needs of the world. There are some negative impacts to hydroelectric power. Rivers need to have a dam installed, which can impact the wildlife and local ecosystem. It also impacts farmers who rely on a continual supply of fish. The cost to build a hydroelectric dam is also high, and the return on investment takes a significant amount of time.

While these are the most likely sources of renewable energy for the future, there are also some sources that are not likely to catch on. However, body heat is one source of energy that could be used to power small mobile devices. Sugar has also been considered for use, and scientists have found ways to convert it into hydrogen. Sludge, vibrations and even jellyfish are being considered as options as well. These largely untested sources of renewable energy could have some use on a small scale, but it’s likely that solar, wind and water will remain the primary sources of renewable energy for some time.

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Blogs about Michaela by people who’ve visited the school

Few months ago I had cheekily tweeted and asked if I could visit Michaela and Katharine Birbalsingh had kindly said yes. But it was not to be as there was a tube strike on the day I was to visit. I am still planning a visit, maybe in the Spring term. Till I do I thought I’d collect blogs by others who have.

Update: I have since then visited the school & my blog is included in the list below.

Michaela School: Route One Schooling by David Didau

Michaela is marmite by Stephen Tierney

Vision in action: a day at Michaela Community School by Owen Carter (Optimus Education)

My visit to Michaela School by BigKid

Three things I learnt from Michaela by Steve Adcock

So I went to Michaela by Chris Guerin

I love everything about Michaela by Anthony Radice

New Year, new school (Part 2). This is a blog by Jo Facer who has just joined Michaela.

Starting at Michaela also by Jo Facer.

Back to the Future 1 and Back to the Future 2 by Lisa Pettifer

Love, actually by Tarjinder Gill

Miss, would you like to  come and work in this school? by Naureen Khalid

I have seen classroom miracles at Michaela Community School by Toby Young

Sympathy for the Devil: my day at Michaela by Tom Bennett

Reducing teacher workload by re-thinking marking ,  On visiting-and judging- London’s Michaela School and Part 2 by Doug Lemov

Last one in: My return to Michaela by David Didau

My afternoon at Michaela by Luke Hashman

Thinking about my visit to Michaela

The obligatory Michaela post by Old Andrew

Trip to Michaela

Reflections on Michaela school by Dave Grimmett

The Michaela Way by Tom Sherrington

Oliver Caviglioli tweeted (see below) a picture of the sketchnotes he made of his visit.

Musings over #Michaela by Kat Howard

The importance of being knowledgable

My visit to Michaela by Teaching Newbie

Do strict behaviour policies harm children? by History Lover

Making the Extraordinary seem Ordinary by Curric Team Leader

Visit to Michaela by Kate Barry

John Bald: A visit to Michaela

They don’t have green hair! First thoughts on Michaela by Sam Pullan

Michaela: well behaved students being taught well by Thomas James

Visiting Michaela by Charlie Wild

A pilgrimage in Jerusalem: My visit to Michaela by Adam Boxer

Michaela by Sputnik Steve

A visit to Michaela by Julian Gilbey

Knowledge isn’t a dirty word The sage on the Stage Seriously, no marking by George Coles

Where “working hard and being kind” are part of the curriculum by Andreas Schleicher

If I’ve missed any please let me know and I’ll add them. They don’t have to be written in favour of Michaela but they do need to have been written by someone who has visited the school and then formed an opinion.

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What Has Happened So Far, What To Expect And Pre-Match Analysis Ahead Of The United Vs Crystal Palace Fixture

United Vs Palace, Manchester United Vs Crystal Palace

With the third week fixtures of the Premier League already in flow, the Red Devils host the United Vs Palace fixture tonight at the Theatre of Dreams.

The away game last week at Molineux was a humbling reminder to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer that the squad he has selected to compete in the Premiership this year have not really found their stride yet, even after taking 4 goals against Chelsea on the opening weekend.

If the opening weekend’s clash against Chelsea was one where we could see the attacking prowess of Manchester United, the match against Wolves was one where the entire squad crumbled after owning the field for the entirety of the first half.

Let us analyse what has happened in the previous matches and what to expect from the United Vs Palace game.

First, the POSITIVES:

The squad has had a successful outing during pre-season with Solskjaer taking the players to task and drilling in his fast counter-attack playing pattern. Ole, on both occasions in the PL this season, has fielded a young team with the average age of 24 years on the pitch and the players have slowly started to adjust to his philosophy of playing the game, with both Rashford and Martial striking the back of the net twice already.

The back half of United has been strengthened with the arrival of Maguire who along with Shaw, Lindelof, and Wan-Bisakka have plugged, what was for many seasons after SAF left, the greatest shortcoming of Manchester United, their porous defense.

With Maguire taking charge of defense, threats from the opposition towards the United goal are given a calm and collected response. This, in turn, allows the midfield to play further up and gives Pogba the space that he so loves to create the sensational passes that result in magic at the other half.

This will be the key for the Red Devils to deliver in the United Vs Palace fixture.

Second, what went WRONG against Wolves:

After conceding the goal against Wolves, the team could not get their act together. The domination of the midfield that they had asserted in the first half was replaced with a careful reserved play.

With Wolves pushing in, Pogba was forced to play in a more defensive position, when he should have been playing deep. The set-pieces were poor, for a team that has strong players inside the box, United could not convert any of its set-pieces.

Ole Gunnar waited until the 80th minute to sub the players, when clearly Lingard was not having a spectacular game, even to the point of missing a shot in front of goal that would have put the team ahead.

Manchester United vs Wolves: Three Reasons Why United Fans Should Be Optimistic For The New Season Despite Dropping Two Points

Premier League: Three Burning Questions From The Initial Fixtures And What Lies Ahead

Sad but true: Transfer window inactivity unfortunately showcases how United are unable to attract top talent to Old Trafford

Third, what can we EXPECT from Ole Gunnar tonight:

Ole Gunnar’s men welcome the Eagles for the United Vs Palace game at Old Trafford and he is certain to field the same team that he did against Wolves, with maybe Pereira, Greenwood, or even Fred getting to see the field much sooner.

All eyes this Saturday will be on the Crystal Palace transfer – Wan Bisakka, who has been excelling on the field, fast becoming a core player in Ole Gunnar’s vision to finally take back the English championship. It will be interesting to also see if Daniel James can play in the colors during the United Vs Palace match, after falling prey to the pressure from Wolves.

Hopefully one of the other talents in the Manchester United pool gets to take the field to impress the boss and hopefully we will start to see the solidification of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s vision for Manchester United.

Stay Tuned for further updates.

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A fervent fan of Manchester United, Akhil began writing to fill time in between Harry Potter releases and quickly realized that he could present compelling arguments which led to him writing opinion pieces about his favorite team. When not berating the managers' tactics, Akhil spends his time listening to power metal and working on his Novel.

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Dockless Bikes Flood Dallas as Officials Scramble to Regulate

(p. B4) . . . in recent months, Dallas has become ground zero for a nascent national bike-share war, as five startups armed with hundreds of millions of venture capital dollars have blanketed the city with at least 18,000 bikes.   . . .    . . . , the bikes flooding Dallas are “dockless.” In other words, these bikes–popular in many Chinese cities–can be left almost anywhere when the rider is done.
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City officials are scrambling to write regulations. “You drive down a street, you see bikes everywhere, all scattered out,” said Dallas City Council member Tennell Atkins. “We’ve got to think it through. It’s a mess.”
Other U.S. cities are having a similar experience, if on a smaller scale. The startups, which include China’s two leading bike-share companies, are in the early stages of a plan to blanket U.S. cities with hundreds of thousands of dockless bikes in the coming year.
Typically acting with cooperation and encouragement from city governments, companies seed a city with bikes placed on sidewalks, by bus stops and throughout downtowns. Users pay $1 per half-hour or hour for a bike they locate and unlock with an app on their smartphones, eliminating the need for a bike rack.

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Eliot Brown. “It’s the Wild West for Bike Sharing.” The Wall Street Journal (Tuesday, March 27, 2018): B4.
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This tile in the tradition of Vietri ceramics is called "riggiola" and is part of the "Uccelli" (birds) series. It is entirely hand made, then painted in black and white and finished in an electric oven. Two types of enamels are used here, one of them creating interesting relief patterns.

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Unfortunately, we live in a time where a number of influences make it more and more difficult for live music to not just survive but thrive in local clubs and venues. This is unfortunate for several reasons….live music brings people, a wide variety of people, together and interacting….that is a good thing especially in today’s political and social climate of separateness and conflict. Music is healing and inspires creativity in many ways. To lose another live music venue, especially one as integral as Herman’s is to this city’s cultural life with it’s single-minded devotion to live music and the musicians that provide it, would be truly tragic and would be another domino in the sad chain that ultimately may signal the end of any sort of vital, living live music scene in this city.


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Vincent Namatjira wins $100,000 Ramsay Art Prize 2019

AGSA Ramsay Prize Vincent Namatjira, Close Contact - photo by Grant HancockVincent Namatjira has been named the winner of the Ramsay Art Prize 2019 – Australia’s most generous prize for young people, with his work Close Contact.

“The Ramsay Art Prize sets out to elevate and accelerate careers of young contemporary Australian artists,” said Art Gallery of South Australia Director, Rhana Devenport ONZM. “Vincent Namatjira is at a pivotal point in his career and his work Close Contact represents a new way of working for him.”

The judges were unanimous in their appreciation of the work and feel that Namatijira’s bold new work represents the very essence of the Ramsay Art Prize, which is now in its second iteration.

Great-grandson of watercolourist Albert Namatjira, Vincent Namatjira lives and works in Indulkana in the A?angu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands of South Australia.

“Winning this prize means a lot to me and it will hopefully create more opportunities for me to continue to make more ambitious work and to share my practice with new audiences,” said Namatjira. “I also hope to use my position to create opportunities for other young artists in remote Indigenous communities.”

“I can honestly say that becoming an artist turned my life around and now I want to be a leader and a role-model for the next generation of young artists,” he added.

Close Contact is a double-sided portrait in acrylic paint on plywood. This work represents a new way of working for Vincent Namatjira, breaking away from the familiar and traditional wall-based painting on canvas.

The artist made preparatory drawings directly onto the plywood, working from life and from reference images, including E. Philips Fox’s painting Landing of Captain Cook at Botany Bay, 1770. The plywood figures were then cut out using a jigsaw before Namatjira made his trademark bold and lively application of paint.

Close Contact irreverently looks at colonisation and the idea of the heroic portrait. The title refers to the concept of ‘first contact’ between Indigenous Australians and Captain James Cook. Namatjira uses the double-sided painting as a strategy to explore the reversal of historical narratives of colonisation. Close Contact presents an unexpected conflation of past and present, coloniser and colonised, and the British invasion/discovery of Australia.

The winning work was selected by a panel of international and national contemporary art experts. Guest judge Russell Storer, Deputy Director (Curatorial and Research), National Gallery of Singapore said “Vincent’s work stood out for its directness and clarity, but also for its wit and complexity.”

“Close Contact is a startling self-portrait combining painting and sculpture, and as such represents a major shift in Vincent’s practice. Cook is represented as a persistent shadow of the artist showing how Indigenous and white Australia are inextricably linked by history, but also in the present. Vincent’s thumbs-up stance expresses resilience and humour, crucial strategies for resistance and survival,” said Storer.

Established in the name of South Australia’s leading cultural philanthropists James and Diana Ramsay, the Ramsay Art Prize is an important acquisitive art prize for contemporary Australian artists. Presented by the Art Gallery of South Australia and supported in perpetuity by the James & Diana Ramsay Foundation, the Ramsay Art Prize aims to inspire generation after generation of artists and art lovers.

“The Ramsay Art Prize embodies the values and vision of James and Diana’s legacy,” said Nick Ross, Chair of the Foundation. “It is a privilege to provide young artists with the opportunity to radically change their trajectory.’

All 23 finalists are also eligible for a People’s Choice Prize supported by sponsors Lipman Karas. This non-acquisitive cash prize of $15,000 is chosen by public vote and will be announced on 9 August 2019.

The Ramsay Art Prize 2019 was judged by a panel of leading contemporary art specialists –  Russell Storer, Deputy Director (Curatorial and Research), National Gallery of Singapore, Richard Lewer, contemporary artist, and Dr Lisa Slade, Assistant Director, Artistic Programs, Art Gallery of South Australia.

The Ramsay Art Prize 2019 exhibition runs from 25 May to 25 August at the Art Gallery of South Australia. Admission is free. For more information, visit: for details.

Image: Installation view Ramsay Art Prize 2019 featuring a detail of Close Contact by Vincent Namatjira, Adelaide, South Australia – photo by Grant Hancock

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Shafiul Islam
Name: Shafiul Islam
Date of Birth: Friday, October 06, 1989
Time of Birth: 00:00:00
Place of Birth: Bogra
Longitude: 89 E 22
Latitude: 24 N 51
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Shafiul Islam (Born on Oct 06, 1989) is a right-arm fast-medium bowler from Bangladesh. He made his ODI debut against Sri Lanka at Shere Bangla National Stadium, Jan 04, 2010.

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  1. Yeah, that's exactly what has been going on. I did all the "hoarding" years ago, and I've got games from those days that I still haven't played yet. Hell, I still have sealed PS2/GC/Xbox games I haven't played yet! I am very selective about what I buy now. The good news so far is that I've been lining up titles to play from the backlog and actually playing them! I've also set up my Xbox 360 with an external HDD and have set it up to download years of free Games with Gold stuff I've been digitally "hoarding". I also have a crap-ton of PS3 games that I'm really excited to play. I'm planning on AV-modding my 7800 as a winter project so I can get some proper Atari representation in the room. I haven't played my Atari today, or even this year. I need to change that.
  2. Man, it's been a LONG time since I updated this thread. To be completely honest, I have all but stopped collecting games; I haven't bought a physical game since January. I found myself running out of room, and frankly, running out of enthusiasm for acquiring more. The current pandemic here in the US has also changed everything; for a while, nothing was open, and I haven't been back to my local haunts since it all started. Funny thing about the pandemic: I have been working from home since March and will be for a while. I've been working at the kitchen table this whole time. About a month ago, my wife brought up turning my game room into a proper office. At first, I fought it, but after we talked, it made sense. Besides, the crappy couch in there was uncomfortable and it was becoming a catch-all for all sorts of crap. So, I went from this: To this: To THIS: This is so much better. Here's some more detailed pics: Here's my modular workstation. I can swap in my gaming laptop whenever needed. The bookcase houses PS2, GameCube, Xbox, PS3, and 360 games. Under the desk lies my tower PC, which is hooked up to the big TV as a 2nd workstation and a home theater PC. I kept two of the smaller shelves the NES games used to be on, flipped them vertical, and now they hold my Switch games and some other stuff. To the left of the TV are some of my older games: SMS, Genesis, PS1, NES, SNES, N64, and all my boxed stuff. I also keep most of my guitars in here, so I have a couple small practice amps to play with. Due to space constraints, some consoles don't really fit in the 9"x9" cubbies, but here we have most of them: Famicom, N64, Genesis Model 1, Xbox 360, RetroPie, SNES, NES, Switch, Dreamcast, Wii, GC, Xbox, Nomad, Saturn, TG16, Model 2 Genesis w/Sega CD, and SMS are in here for now. All my older consoles and my 3DO and Jaguar are in another closet and can come out as needed. It's overcrowded in here as is. My loose Genesis and Famicom games are still here in these cassette cases. I hung up an over-the-door shoe organizer to hold some controllers and cords. Where the TV used to be resides my stereo and vinyl collection. It's nicely housed on this Ikea shelf I've had for a while. Works nicely for this. I'm planning on wall mounting a tablet to use as a "jukebox" to run streaming apps and to access my digital music collection over the network. Overall, I'm really happy with how it turned out. Not only do I have a better place to work, I have a better place to hang out! My wife is a smart lady. 😆
  3. I miss my Apple IIe. My mom gave it away when we got a Pentium PC in the mid-90's.
  4. I picked up a RetroTink 2X Pro a couple weeks ago. I haven't had much time to mess around with it yet, but I like it so far. I've only tested it with my NES and Model 1 Genesis, both outputting Composite A/V. I have an older Panasonic Viera 42" 1080P Plasma TV as the display, which lets you display 4:3 for some video sources, which is perfect for retrogaming, but it never looked quite right hooking the consoles to the TV. The RT2X solves that. The NES looks great, even over Composite. I noticed zero lag when playing a few games; everything felt, looked, and sounded perfect! The Genesis has a few issues. The video is better than hooking it up to the TV for sure, but it still has some noticeable noise. The cable is an old, crappy one, so that's probably part of it. The biggest problem is that the audio doesn't output to the TV at all. This is something known to happen with the Genesis, so I have it connected to a stereo via the headphone jack on the console. That's somewhat annoying, but it's worth the trade-off. I'm going to upgrade to a better cable soon. I will be testing additional consoles soon and will report results.
  5. I also got myself a RetroTink 2X Pro; showed up a few days back. Since I "upgraded" to a 42" plasma in the game room and put the 25" CRT in storage, I've been missing my retro consoles. I've been emulating in the interim via PC, RetroPie, and Wii, but it's nice to be able to use original hardware again. I've only tested with my NES and Genesis/Sega CD so far with Component A/V, but it's worlds better through the RetroTink than hooking it up to the TV directly. Going to have to invest in some better cables soon, and then some A/V mods for the older stuff.
  6. My first post for 2020! And it's not great... SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy (Switch) No screenshot this time, mainly because I forgot. I picked up this game as part of a Gamestop buy 2 get 2 free deal last weekend, and it's not great. It's clearly geared toward adolescent boys, being as "bouncy" as it is, and Terry Bogard is a girl. I was hoping the fighting mechanics were going to be similar to the KOF games, but no, they have that dumbed-down fighting system a lot of new fighting games have which I can't stand: one punch, one kick, one grab, and one special button. There's also a button to tag in your partner. You have to button mash until you get the opponent to low health, and then you hit a "finishing move" button to end the one-round match. There are no redeeming qualities. This one's likely to sit on the shelf for the rest of time. Onto the next...
  7. Although my family had a Colecovision that they bought my older sister when I was a baby in 1982, my first console that I could call mine was the NES. Got the Deluxe Set with R.O.B. on Christmas morning in 1987. As a 5 year old, playing Gyromite with a robot was the coolest thing ever! Later in the day, my aunt and uncle gave me Super Mario Bros. I'll never forget that! Still have both the NES and the Colecovision in my collection today.
  8. Snagged these yesterday with Gamestop's buy 2 get 2 free sale. Had to go to three different stores to find anything worth a damn before finding these. So far, I've only played a bit of Dead Cells, which is really good.
  9. For 2020, I need to come up with a solution for my older consoles in the game room. I'm running a 42" Panasonic 1080p plasma TV in there, so I've been wanting an upscaler/line doubler like the Retrotink 2X to solve that problem. If I had room, I'd run a CRT in there as well, but I don't. Other than that, I'm focusing on filling holes in the collection and playing the games I have. I wouldn't mind picking up a 32X, one of those new full size C64's, and maybe a Lynx if I come across those.
  10. Some of my choices: -I know Metroid II was redone for the 3DS, but they should port it without the weird gameplay mechanics to the Switch. Keep it simple! I'm talking Zero Mission-style. Hell, just port that game over while you're at it! -Two of the three Castlevania games at least made it as part of the Castlevania Collection, but getting full-fledged remakes (maybe combine all three into a Rebirth-style game) would be cool. -The TMNT games one the Game Boy were great as well, and one of them even had mild Metroidvania-style gameplay that would be ripe for a modern remake. -The Mario Land games are begging for this, especially Six Golden Coins. That game is amazing. Make it an "All Stars" collection. -I also agree on Gargoyle's Quest. I mean, they tossed Demon's Crest on the SNES app on the Switch, so who knows! -It's a GBC game, but the first Shantae should get a port. It's a fun little game, and the sequels are popular enough these days, so go for it!
  11. Gamestop had this gem for $25 all weekend, so I had to snag a copy. I always liked the Mana games, but the only one I own is the spinoff Secret of Evermore on the SNES. I've played Secret of Mana a little and dabbled in Sieken Densetsu 3 in the past, but I never played the first one. I'm starting there and planning on playing through all of them in order.
  12. This is a tough one for me. Do I NEED another console? Nope. Do I WANT them all? Yup! But here's the thing: Not having free time as an adult with a long commute to work and other obligations has really cut down on my gaming time. This console generation, I bought a Xbox One two years into its existence and picked up a Switch in late 2017 after Xmas. I also recently picked up a gaming laptop. I still don't have a PS4, although I do want one. Out of those consoles, I have far more playing time with the Switch than the others, although I've been gaming on the laptop a lot lately (mainly playing Wreckfest, which is awesome BTW). Most of the games on the Switch I've been playing are smaller, old-school style indie titles that can be played in bite-sized amounts anywhere, making it perfect for someone who doesn't have a lot of time. I can count on one hand the amount of times in the past year I played stuff on the XB1. Plus, with the PC and Switch, I can game in the same room as the wife as she watches whatever she watches on TV. The Amico is cool, but the Switch will likely scratch that itch, and it's portable to boot. The Atari Vaporware Computer System is never coming out, and the other two heavy hitters from Sony and Microsoft aren't grabbing my attention just yet. If anything, I'll finally get a PS4 and not have time to play that either. 😄
  13. Local nerd store that I hit up sometimes sells vinyl, comics, and games. Snagged Tutankham and Darius Twin, which were both on my must-have list. Especially pumped to have Darius Twin to go with my copy of Super Nova on the SNES; I love the Darius games! And as a bonus, they had two 80's Metal classics on the $1.99 cassette rack! Really excited to have that copy of Dokken's Back for the Attack, which was the first cassette I ever bought back when I was 5 in 1987!
  14. Finally had a few minutes to spend with this game last night. I LOVE IT. The gameplay is fun, it looks great, and the music is pretty damn good as well. It takes elements from a lot of early arcade shooters and mashes them all together in a fun package. Highly recommended!
  15. Ha, neither have I! Someone mentioned them recently in a FB group and they were on my mind. And then these showed up, so for $2 I had to snag them. I still have my old ones somewhere in my basement, along with my much-coveted Beavis and Butthead prismatic slammer. 😂
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PhytoMulti® Kids is a chewable supplement designed to add a rainbow spectrum of phytonutrients to complement nutrients gained from foods. It contains 16 vitamins and minerals including the Vitamin C equivalent of eating one whole orange.  It is comprised of fruit and vegetable extracts that include blueberries, kale, spinach, Brussels sprouts and broccoli, often the exact vegetables that children refuse to eat. It is a delicious flavor of tropical citrus that children love and great for those who cannot swallow tablets (adults included).

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There is no question that our children brush up against harmful chemicals on a daily basis without any intention. Chemicals are in our food, water and environment whether they were put there to fight germs, left from older construction or added to promote growth or preservation. We cannot eliminate them all from kids’ lives unless we live in an untouched wilderness, but we can protect our children’s lives and help them live longer and healthier ones through active encouragement of wellness practices.

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The physical development children undergo can lay a strong foundation for how healthy they can be as adults. This is why it is important that they have the substances they need to develop properly. The introduction of probiotics into the diets of babies and young children may be able to provide them with enough of the “good” bacteria the immune systems in their bodies need to fight off illnesses. As a concerned parent, you should be able to understand how important these special bacteria can be to your children’s health and how supplemtns containing the probiotics may be used to treat certain ailments.

What Are Probiotics?

Probiotics are living microorganisms and yeasts that are naturally in the body and are essential to maintaining one’s health. Probiotics help your stomach move food and can be used to help alter the bacterial balance in body, eradicate harmful bacteria and reduce infection. You can find them in certain enhanced foods, and they are also available as supplements, which are typically used to enhance the growth of probiotic bacteria in the stomach. The two main groups of probiotics include:

  • Bifidobacterium, which can be found in some dairy foods
  • Lactobacillus, which is the most common type of probiotic and is typically found in fermented foods, like yogurt

Microorganisms and Children

Everyone has microorganisms that live on and in their bodies. This collection of microorganisms, or the microbiome, is created during development in the womb. During the birthing stage, babies will swallow amniotic fluid, which will begin to spur the creation of the good bacteria inside of their bodies. These good bacteria will continue to develop and then mature during the infancy and early childhood stages of development.

In addition to having key roles in the proper digestion of food and manufacturing vitamins, the microorganisms also aid in the development of the intestinal mucosal defense system, which is a complicated network of immune processes that aid in preventing diseases and infections. Studies have shown that children who have compromised intestinal mucosal defense systems have been known to suffer from asthma, Type 1 diabetes, allergies and variety of autoimmune diseases. As a result, researchers have concluded that children who have insufficient microbiomes may experience health complications throughout their lifetimes.

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While there is an extensive range of foods that contain probiotics, only probiotic supplements contain the high doses of probiotics needed to be effective as a treatment. There are brands that are marketed specifically for use in children, like UltraFlora Children’s Daily Probiotic Support, which is made by Metagenics and can provide daily support for immune and gastrointestinal health and is ideal for kids who like chewable supplements.

There are results from multiple studies that show that children can benefit significantly from taking probiotic supplements and that they may be effective as a curative or preventative treatment for a number of illnesses from which children may suffer:

  • Diarrhea: According to a study reported in Pediatrics magazine, Lactobacillus was determined to be effective in treating children with infectious diarrhea. There was also a 2007 review of ten trials that found Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG  and Saccharomyces boulardi were used to successfully treat children who had diarrhea due to receiving antibiotics.
  • Respiratory Infections. There is also research that indicates probiotics can be used to prevent childhood respiratory infections. A 2015 review of 12 trials, which included seven trials that focused on children mostly enrolled in child care centers or daycare where the risks of infections were high, showed that different types of probiotics, including Lactobacillus GG, reduced the chances of a child acquiring an upper respiratory tract infections by 50 percent. It also found that the administering of probiotics cut the number of children who would need antibiotic treatment to treat their infections by nearly 33 percent.
  • Colic: The results of another study published in Pediatrics in 2007 indicated that the use of medical drops containing the probiotic strain Lactobacillus reuteri Protectis was successful in treating infants suffering from colic and actually reduced the amount of time the babies cried during the day.

There are certain situations in which children should not be given probiotics, including instances in which a child has a serious or chronic condition or if their immune system has been severely compromised. Before you add probiotic supplements to your children’s diet, contact us at Prime Wellness. We are a Metagenics product provider and can address your concerns regarding the proper use of probiotic supplements as a part of a naturopathic treatment plan.


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A kind of minor demon who can rarely set your equipment or limbs on fire with its bite. The corpse of an imp is not edible, since it is not made of flesh but of sulphur.

Crimson imps have unusual dietary habits and will eat items and equipment off the dungeon floor. If not killed quickly, they can destroy valuable equipment.

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Arm Strength 50
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