Community Invited To Celebrate Mother’s Day Online At Freedom Church Los Alamos
Freedom Church News:The community is invited to celebrate Mother’s Day online at Freedom Church Los Alamos.“We made it super easy to join Freedom online for Mother’s Day at 11 a.m. Sunday, May 10,” Pastor Mike Brake said. “Just simply go to: https://www.facebook.com/freedomla.church/live, then click ‘GET REMINDER’ (*actual post will be available Monday, May 4), share the post, and get ready for a fun and highly interactive experience for the entire family!”JOIN US THIS SUNDAY (May 3rd):11:00am – Freedom Worship Service (Facebook LIVE)https://www.facebook.com/freedomla.church/liveMOTHER’S DAY SCHEDULE:10:00am – Freedom Kids Mother’s Day Special (Facebook LIVE)11:00am – Mother’s Day at Freedom Worship Service (Facebook LIVE) WIN A FREE DINNER!: Enter in the special woman in your life to win the grand prize of a $100 gift card to your restaurant of choice! Link to enter – https://freedomla.church/mom/#PRIZEMOTHER’S DAY AT FREEDOM KIDS: Freedom Kids is providing a LIVE online Mother’s Day just for your kids! Join Mr. Seth at 10:00am on Sunday, May 10 for a fun and highly interactive experience for the entire family!NEW TO FREEDOM?Visit our website for more info: www.freedomla.church/mom Click the “Plan Your Visit” button to let us know you’ll be joining and we’ll send you a digital gift to a local Los Alamos restaurant!WHAT CAN I EXPECT?Sundays at Freedom are exciting, casual, and relaxed. Our online experience streams LIVE right here on Facebook at 11:00AM (MT). The entire Worship Experience is uplifting and highly interactive in this live format as well as a relevant, engaging message from our Pastor, Mike Brake.WE LOVE KIDS!We want kids to thrive in this season! That is why we created The Los Alamos Great Adventure for Kids streaming LIVE every weekday at 10:00am where kids participate in contests, worship, Bible lesson, games, crafts and more! Join the group and start having some fun!Come in, enjoy the relaxed atmosphere, and see if this is the church for you.
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Forth Ports Limited and Port of Zeebrugge / MBZ have recently (18 June 2013) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) which marks the start of a strategic agreement between the Port companies with the aim of the exploring mutual opportunities to attract new container cargo volumes.Both ports have complementary assets both in current trade arrangements and geographical positioning and through this MoU, Forth Ports and Port of Zeebrugge have agreed to explore initiatives to develop these current trade links and connections. The agreement will initially focus on enhancing container cargo volumes at Port of Zeebrugge and London Container Terminal (LCT) in Tilbury which is the UK’s 3rd largest container terminal.Zeebrugge’s container volumes are largely dominated by deepsea Far East volumes, while LCT has a particularly strong position on the South America trades. LCT at Tilbury has a unique geographical position as London’s key port, while Zeebrugge has a unique deep-water location near the seagoing trade lanes. Zeebrugge also has a significant South America cargo base demand while Tilbury is an excellent gateway for Far East cargo for the London consumer markets.Commenting on the MoU, Perry Glading, Chief Operating Officer at Forth Ports (owners of Port of Tilbury and LCT) said: “This is great news and a real opportunity to capitalise on synergies at both Ports. Tilbury has a unique position in the UK at the heart of the London and South East markets. Using a regular feeder service from Zeebrugge we offer an alternative to large deep sea vessels who need only make one call at the Belgium ports for the onward feed service to the UK. We have a significant investment programme underway at LCT and have already installed a new ICT system, purchased 14 new straddle carriers and installed a new single lock gate. We look forward to working with MBZ at Zeebrugge on this important project.” Mr Coens said: “The signing of this Memorandum of Understanding is a logical development, since from way back Port of Zeebrugge acts as a bridgehead for the British markets, in particular the London area. By strengthening the ties with Tilbury, we aim at enhancing cargo flows.”[mappress]Port of Zeebrugge, June 21, 2013
AddThis Sharing ButtonsShare to FacebookFacebookFacebookShare to TwitterTwitterTwitterShare to LinkedInLinkedInLinkedInThe Scottish Government will announce the funding that will be made available to Scottish councils as part of its Local Government Finance Settlement on 15 December.Ahead of the announcement, COSLA is today (Wednesday) highlighting the impact that another cut to local authority funding will have. Today’s release focuses on the severe consequences for homelessness across the country if there was yet another cut to local government funding.Commenting on COSLA’s release, Councillor Tom McAughtrie, Chair of Dumfries and Galloway Council’s Communities Committee commented: “These cuts will not only affect the homeless, but all of our most vulnerable people.Every one of our Council’s top priorities address poverty in one way or another and with our funds and resources already stretched to capacity, there is nothing left to give. Our services need to ensure that they are able to respond and adapt to the needs of those experiencing poverty in all its forms.A report on our Anti-Poverty work will come before Full Council on the same day as the Scottish Government announcement next week. Members will be asked to consider allocating £93,000, from our Anti-Poverty Strategy Fund 2016/17, to alleviate the impact on our customers and partners following the ending of the temporary Scottish Government funding, in September/October this year. This amount will be required in order to sustain current levels of service delivery to the homeless and vulnerable.We were praised in October last year by the Scottish Government itself for our Homelessness Support, but following subsequent cuts in December of last year we have already had to fundamentally review and refocus our homelessness service to ensure it meets regulatory standards. With new cuts anticipated next week, the results could be devastating. There is only so much we can lose whilst still providing vital help to those in dire need.”Speaking today (Wednesday) in advance of the Scottish Government laying out its spending plans for next year, COSLA’s Community Wellbeing Spokesperson Councillor Harry McGuigan said:“Councils have made great efforts to tackle homelessness in recent years but a severe cut to Local Government next week will threaten all of this hard work. As the Scottish Government look to hollow-out council funding even more, this will result in resources being taken away from support services that stop people becoming homeless.“Our funding is at breaking point and, despite the evidence that councils are prioritising the most vulnerable communities, there are only so many efficiency improvements that can be made before the quality of service is affected. While councils have done well to meet their statutory obligation on homelessness, the impact of cuts is beginning to be felt by the most needy in society.“Although many of the drivers of homelessness lie outwith the remit of Scottish and Local Government – such as the introduction of Universal Credit – it is important that both spheres of government in Scotland work together to support those in need. If one sphere of Government makes a political choice to cut its funding to Councils we are certainly not working together to alleviate the problem.“It is tragic that anyone should be made homeless in the 21st century, especially at this time of year with Christmas approaching and a cold winter starting to bite.”City of Edinburgh Council Leader, Councillor Andrew Burns, added:“Over recent years, Edinburgh has seen a steady reduction in people presenting as homeless. A major contributing factor has been the collaboration with our partners in the third sector. These achievements have also been despite a challenging economic climate and significant budget pressures throughout the city.”“Of course, protecting vulnerable people will continue to be our key priority and we are committed to reducing homelessness further across Edinburgh. But these recent, very positive achievements, will all be put at serious risk if we see any further significant budget reductions from the Scottish Government.”
Algerian business tycoon Ali Haddad who was arrested overnight on March 30-31, 2019 as he tried to cross the border into neighbouring Tunisia. Algeria, which has been hit by weeks of anti-government protests, on Sunday banned all private aircraft from taking off or landing until the end of the month. PHOTO | RYAD KRAMDI | AFPAlgeria banned all private aircraft from taking off or landing until the end of the month.In a notice to airmen, aviation authorities said the ban prohibiting “all private Algerian aircraft registered in Algeria or abroad from taking off or landing” would remain in effect until April 30.There was no immediate reason given for the measure, which was announced after authorities reported the arrest overnight of business tycoon Ali Haddad as he tried to cross the border into neighbouring Tunisia.According to Algerian media, the decision to ban flights of private aircraft was aimed at stopping certain prominent individuals from fleeing abroad.Haddad was widely seen as a political tool of ailing President Abdelaziz Bouteflika whose decision in February to seek a fifth term in office despite his failing health sparked nationwide protests in the North African country.Bouteflika, whose mandate officially ends on April 28, said earlier this month he would pull out of the race but postponed elections which were due in April.Officials have not commented on Haddad’s arrest, which was reported by a security source on condition of anonymity and local media.Related Algeria president makes video appearance after month of health rumors Three killed in Algeria flooding
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Media reports said that heavy rains may have caused the collision and it is unclear whether the pilots of the two boats saw each other.GEORGETOWN, Guyana, Wednesday December 19, 2012 – Six people were killed and one other missing after two passenger boats were involved in a collision on the Pomeroon River late Tuesday.A police statement said that one of the boats owned by the Region Two administration and another boat owned and piloted by Harrinarine Bhagwandin, collided while travelling in the vicinity of Siriki, Upper Pomeroon River in the country’s vast interior.It said that six people travelling in Bhagwandin’s boat lost their lives while 12 year-old Eli Orlando, suffered injuries and has been admitted to the Charity Hospital. Bhagwandin was among those killed. Three members of a family were also reported killed.Police said that the captain of the Region Two vessel is assisting with the investigations.Media reports said that heavy rains may have caused the collision and it is unclear whether the pilots of the two boats saw each other.Region Two Chairman Parmanand Persaud, who was in one of the boats said he was shocked at the incident.“I cannot believe what just happened in the Pomeroon River,” he said, adding that he and the others on the Region Two boat had been saved by God.Caribbean 360 14 Views no discussions NewsRegional Six dead, one injured after Guyana boating accident by: – December 19, 2012 Share Sharing is caring!
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Sharing is caring! Share Showers of rain last Tuesday evening could not stop the heat at the Pointe Michel hard court when volleyball giants Lime Wolf Pac and WNT Young Vets collided in an all out affair. In an exciting start to the match, the Wolves jumped out to an early lead but the Vets would eventually settle in only to find that it was too little too late. In Set 2 the Vets buckled in and started to unleash their offensive weapons and made the game more interesting. But alas, the offensive prowess of a tried and tested championship caliber Wolf Pac was too much. A small crowd braved the rain hoping to see a thrilling 5 setter but would be disappointed as the Wolves took care of business in Set 4. Scores: Lime Wolf Pac 3 to WNT Young Vets 1. 25-14 22-25 26-24 25-23.The Portsmouth Breakers were also in action on Wednesday evening against the MCCU Sunrise women in Margot. Though the Breakers kept the scores close, the Sunrise ladies were not denied their shine, taking a straight set victory 25-15 25-21 28-26.By: Kairann J George PRO of the Dominica Amateur Volleyball Association
Pacifica Shipping on Tuesday confirmed that it has acquired a larger 1700 teu vessel for deployment on its premium coastal shipping service in New Zealand. The MV Moana Chief – which is expected to commence operations formally in September 2019 – will meet growing domestic and international transhipping cargo demand. Pacifica was acquired by The China Navigation Company (CNCo) – parent of Swire Shipping – in 2014. Swire has been a long-term and active participant in New Zealand’s maritime and transport industry. The first Swire vessel called to New Zealand some 130 years ago. Today, Swire Shipping and Swire Bulk currently operate multiple liner and bulk vessels per month, connecting New Zealand to Australia, Asia, North America, Papua New Guinea, Pacific Islands and the rest of the world. Brodie Stevens, Country Manager, Swire New Zealand, said: “With the acquisition and an increase in tonnage from 1,100 to 1,700 teu, we strongly believe Pacifica will be in a good position to meet rising domestic cargo and transhipment demand. We want to expand the range of valuable domestic transport solutions currently already provided by Pacifica, and this will enable us to do so. Coastal shipping in New Zealand continues to play an important part in the country’s domestic economy. It is also highly complementary with road and rail networks.” (Image Courtesy: Pacifica) According to a report by Deloitte in 2016, 236 million tonnes of freight are moved within New Zealand annually. The size of container ships has been increasing. Coastal shipping will continue to play a role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions per container, and will also be a factor in New Zealand manufacturers’ decarbonisation of their supply chains. Increased tonnage to meet rising coastal and international transhipment demand Sea News, August 8 Additionally, New Zealand’s domestic freight volumes are forecast to more than double by 2040, as stated in The National Freight Demand Study 2008, and confirmed again in the NFDS update, completed in 2014 – “Even with massive investment in land transport this increase could not be accommodated by road and rail alone. By growing coastal shipping, New Zealand can take a load off the other transport modes and contribute to a more efficient land transport network. By comparison, in Japan, a country with a similar geography, more than 30% of freight is carried by sea.” Author: Baibhav Mishra
Intelliconnect (Europe) Ltd, a UK based specialist manufacturer of RF and microwave connectivity solutions will be showing its range of standard and custom RF connectors and adapters, cable assembly solutions and specialist cryogenic connectors at the ARMMS RF and Microwave Society conference and exhibition being held at Wyboston Lakes, Bedfordshire on November 18th and 19th.The ARMMS RF and Microwave Society was formed in 1982 and is an independent professional society comprised of Electronics Engineers with an interest in high frequency (RF and Microwave) engineering. As a non-profit making organization based in the UK their main activity is running two conferences each year with an associated exhibition. The original aim of the society has expanded over the years as instrumentation has become more automated and it now promotes diverse topics in radio and radar design and test, metrology, medical, materials testing etc. The ARMMS RF and Microwave Society also provides sponsorship for young engineers (28 years old or younger) who have papers accepted for presentation at a conference.Papers being presented at the 2019 conference include: 24 GHz FMCW radar with virtual antenna, an SMT packaged 4-channel mm-wave PA for 5G applications, artificial intelligence design of microwave antennas and millimetre-wave beamformer chips with smart-antennas for 5G.Intelliconnect is an RF and microwave supplier of choice for many leading European and North American Defence, Medical and Marine OEMs as well as smaller companies and for bespoke projects. They are also active in the fast-growing Quantum Computing market and have established the CryoCoax range of low temperature connectivity solutions.Intelliconnect brings innovative thinking and tailored services to each individual customer. They understand that every project is unique and will require a different strategy and outlook. Providing an integrated design resource for customers, their passionate team are easy to get along with and ready to help, working every step of the way to achieve a first-class result.Providing a reliable and efficient service from the start to finish of any project quotations are delivered within 24 hours and new designs turned around faster than any other supplier with no design engineering charge.Intelliconnect manufacture their connectors, adaptors and cable assemblies almost exclusively in their own factories located in the UK or US ensuring the highest quality products and have an outstanding record of providing defect free products and an on-time delivery record of 97%.On display at the ARMMS event will be its recently extended its range of award-winning solderless, field-replaceable connectors which provide simple attachment to 0.047, 0.085” and 0.141” semi rigid cables. This innovative clamp connector series offers customers an alternative for assembling connectors to semi-rigid cable with no loss in performance or reliability.The stainless-steel 2.9mm and SMA connectors have been designed for applications where reliability, durability, robustness and high-frequency performance are very important. Typical applications include civil and military telecommunications, civil and military aeronautics, military equipment, space and measurement systems.The Intelliconnect solderless connector range has many key features including field replaceable capability, guaranteed equivalent performance to solder connection, any no special tooling required.The Interlligent seminar is an opportunity to increase awareness of the growing research and manufacturing opportunities in the industry and to showcase their products to both delegates and the blue-chip speakers.Intelliconnect (Europe) Ltd manufactures a wide range of standard and custom RF connectors and components, including waterproof and fast turnaround custom designs which are undertaken without NRE charges to their customers. Intelliconnect also manufacture a large range of coaxial adaptors to facilitate inter-series connection and gender change etc.In addition to custom cable assemblies Intelliconnect’s cryogenic cables and components work to 2 K (-271.15°C) and are ideally suited to a wide range of applications including test and measurement, instrumentation, medical and material research and cryogenic systems including dilution refrigerators, superconducting magnet systems, low temperature detector systems, infrared array systems.Intelliconnect holds SC21 Silver accreditation for the aerospace and defence supply chain.
“They approached (UAAP and NCAA schools) me every time CPU played in the University Games, but I politely declined because I was already contented (being a Golden Lion) and I wanted to repay the school,” Gonzaga shared during the Sports LANG podcast aired on Sunday night. “Another reason why I decided not to play in Manila was because of my fear of getting bullied since I am from the province. I (also) did not want to be far from my family,” added the five-foot-eight hitter. The Guimarasnon only started playing in Manila after her stint with the Golden Lions. Bacolod City’s University of St. La Salle tapped her to be their guest reinforcement in the Shakey’s V-League. GONZAGA. ESPN.COM MANILA – Guimarasnon Jovelyn Gonzaga does not regret spending her whole collegiate volleyball stint with Central Philippine University (CPU) in Iloilo City despite the fact she received offers from several UAAP and NCAA schools. Gonzaga currently plays for the Philippine Army in Premier Volleyball League and Cignal HD in Philippine Superliga.She captained the women’s national volleyball team during the 2015 Southeast Asian Games./PN