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janawinternitz: #tbt to Premiering @funnystorymovie last week! Thank you #Slamdance!! The saying is true—it takes a village. Find the people who love it, are kind to others and want to tell good stories and you’ll never look back. 💕

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FLP CHAPBOOK OF THE DAY: Bramble by Brooke James

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Here is a collection of poems firmly rooted in a sense of place: rural New England. Why Bramble? Because, reflects the author, if bramble has an address, it’s where I grew up. True to its title, Bramble crisscrosses, wanders, entices with blossom and snags with occasional thorn. Above all else, Bramble is an ode to the undeniable tangle of life that lies between the garden and beyond.

ADVANCE PRAISE FOR Bramble by Brooke James

These poems resonate with poetry’s essential gift—the thrill of being. The poet’s gratitude is exemplary yet at times understandably rueful: so much is given, so little to hold onto. Nonetheless, an appreciation founded in ardor wins the day. We, the readers, are all the better for meeting these wise, vibrant poems.

–Baron Wormser, Maine Poet Laureate 2000-2006, Author of Songs from a Voice

The tender clarity of Brooke James’s snapshot-like poems is so precisely rendered, so crisp and exquisitely honest, it reminds us that any at moment, whether we are considering a child’s hand print on a glass door or a collection of laundry on a clothes line, by paying attention to the simplest and most un-remarkable aspects of experience, we can be invited to participate in the quiet and thrilling mysteries and paradoxes that are threaded through our lives.

–Michael Collier, Director Emeritus, Bread Loaf Writers’ Conferences

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Achim Riechers Dialektik der Dysfunktion 1985 - 1999 22.10. - 20.11.2022

Eröffnung: 21.10.2022 19:00 Uhr Special Guest: Willem Dykas, Raum 3

Kuratorin: Lucia Sotnikova Michael Horbach Stiftung, Wormser Straße 23, 50677 Köln

Zur Ausstellung erscheint eine Publikation: Catalogue Résumé 1

Gefördert durch das Kulturamt der Stadt Köln

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E. Allen “Preacher” Course, Jr., born June 18, 1928, to Ellwood A. Course, Sr. and Jessie (Wormser) Course in Lincoln, Kan., peacefully passed away in his sleep March 29, 2021 in Stockton, Kan., at the age of 92.

He lived his life faithfully serving his God, his family and his country. His reunion with his wife Frances must have been wonderful, but seeing his Savior (whom he loved so much) must have been best of all!

He graduated from Lincoln High School in 1946. From 1948 to 1952 he served his country as a U.S. Marine during the Korean War.  Upon his return from Korea in 1951, he married his sweetheart Frances Jordan.

In 1952, having been honorably discharged from the USMC, he attended Bob Jones University in Greenville, S.C. to prepare for the ministry. He graduated in 1959 with a BA in the School of Religion.

He and Frances then moved their family back to Kansas, where he pastored Sun Valley Baptist Church in Vine Creek, Kan., from 1960-1962, Manchester Baptist Church in Manchester, Kan., from 1962-1975, and Grace Baptist Church in Chapman, Kan., from 1975-2008. He also worked for the SS Kresge/Kmart store in Salina from 1960-1990.  He loved spreading the Gospel of Christ, spending time with his family and church and writing poetry.

He is preceded in death by his parents and his wife Frances. He is survived by his daughters, Laura Goodman (Roger) of New Bern, N.C.; Linda Moore (Mark) of Moore, Okla.; Lydia Weiss (Jerry) of Greer, S.C.; Lella Richards (Dale) of Escalante, Utah; and Martha Fleck (Brad) of Stockton, Kan.; grandchildren Joshua A. (Emily), Jeremy, Matthew, Michael (Brittany), Nathan (Christina), Timothy, Sarah (Jon), Caleb (Carol) and Joshua J.; great grandchildren Joel, Andrew, Benjamin, Stephen, Olivia, Charlotte and Emmalyn; and his brother Dave Course, as well as many nieces and nephews and dear friends.

Services will be held at Abilene Bible Baptist Church in Abilene, Kan., on Monday, April 5, 2021 at 2 p.m. with Pastor Carson Johnson officiating. Internment will follow at Keystone Cemetery, Manchester, Kan., with military honors provided by the United States Marine Honor Guard.

There will be no visitation.  Memorial contributions may be made to the Pew Fund at Stockton Baptist Church in Stockton, KS or Abilene Baptist Academy and sent in care of the Danner Funeral Home, 501 N. Buckeye, Abilene, KS 67410.  

Condolences may be sent to the family at www.dannerfuneralhome.net.

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Vintage MTI (Movie Tie-In) from the 1964 comedy starring Marlon Brando, David Niven and Shirley Jones. If this sounds familiar, you're right! It was remade in 1988 with Steve Martin and Michael Caine as "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels." From IMDB (comment by Dale Launer, writer of "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels"): “I saw it in the late '60's on TV when I was home from school. Years later I became a screenwriter and got a call from David Bowie's production company. He and Mick jagger wanted to do a movie together and hoped I would write it. I suggested doing a remake of Bedtime Story with Bowie as Lawrence Jamison and Mick as Freddy. They were both interested, the studio (UA) was interested, but the movie had been made at Universal and there was no way they could get the rights. A number of other studios were interested, but couldn't wrestle the right away from Universal. Turns out no had bothered to do a copyright search. I did. Turns out the rights had reverted back to the original writer/producer Stanley Shapiro. We met at the Pink Turtle (a coffee shop at what was the Beverly Wilshire) and did a deal on a napkin. The original title was King of Hill. Since Stanley was the man behind the Doris Day/Rock Hudson/Cary Grant movies - he decided to write (with Maurice Richlin - who went on to pen the original Pink Panther) a movie where Cary Grant and Rock Hudson would compete for Doris Day. Apparently, Cary had asked Rock to do a movie with him, but Rock had turned him down. So Cary didn't want to do a movie with Rock. And Doris wouldn't do the movie without the both of them. Hence it was re-cast with Niven, Brando and Shirley Jones. Stanely said this movie didn't do all that well in its original run. He felt that the movie fell flat in the south because of Brando championing civil rights. Thought I do prefer my ending, but this is nevertheless a very charming movie. Which is why I tried to preserve as much as the original as possible. Hey, if ain't broke, don't fix it. And certainly don't change it.” Title: Bedtime Story Author: Richard Wormser (based on the screenplay by Stanley Shapiro & Paul Henning) Publisher: Gold Medal k1427 Cover Illustration: Photo Cover Paperback Original (PBO) Printing: 1st, 1964 I WANT IT! LINK

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New Post on Pfalzfussball.de

New Post has been published on http://www.pfalzfussball.de/landesliga-sv-ruelzheim-wormatia-worms-ii-2/

Landesliga: SV Rülzheim - Wormatia Worms II

Landesliga: SV Rülzheim – Wormatia Worms II 5:2 (3:1)

Verdienter Sieg für die Lilanen in einem furiosen Spitzenspiel Zuschauer: 250

9. Minute: Foul an Paul Stock im 16er; Patrick Brechtel verwandelt den Strafstoß zum 1:0 22.: Patrick Brechtel vollendet einen Konter zum 2:0 35.: Handelfmeter für Worms; Koki Matsumoto vollstreckt zum 2:1 39.: Marc Socher, der sich bei einem Kopfballduell einen Cut am Auge zugezogen hat und zunächst mit Turban weiter spielte, muss raus. Für ihn kommt Max Brechtel. In der Halbzeitpause muss Socher mit inzwischen komplett zugeschwollenem Auge ins Krankenhaus. 41.: Robin Dränkow muss wegen einer stark blutenden Wunde am Mund behandelt werden, kann aber später wieder mitmachen. 45.: Dominik Werling erzielt das 3:1. Der Wormser Torwart, Niklas Reichel, zweifelt an, dass der Ball hinter Linie war und „beschwert“ sich beim Schiedsrichter, was die rote Karte zur Folge hat. Ins Gehäuse geht jetzt Enez Aslan. Weiterer Leidtragender ist Mor Josif Horvath, der als Feldspieler geopfert wird.

Foto: Aus einer guten Mannschaft ragte einer nochmal heraus – Spieler des Tages: Patrick Brechtel Hier erzielt er grade das wichtige 2:0

64.: Konter über rechts, vorgetragen von Max Brechtel mit anschließender Hereingabe, die Michael Bittner verpasst, aber bei Gökhan Instanbullu landet, der zum 4:1 einschiebt. 68.: Foulelfmeter für Worms; Koki Matsumoto vollstreckt zum 4:2. 75.: Bittner luchst den Wormsern an deren 16er Kante den Ball ab, passt zu Paul Stock, der den 5:2 Endstand herstellt. 76. – 90.: Rülzheim lässt noch 2-3 Hochkaräter liegen – es reicht aber auch so dicke.

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Worms: „Allahu Akbar“ und ein Bürgermeister

Tichy:Kann das tatsächlich das eigentliche Problem des sozialdemokratischen Wormser Oberbürgermeisters Michael Kissel (SPD) sein, seine Bürger davor zu warnen, für Nazis gehalten zu werden, wenn diese an einer Mahnwache teilnehmen, die die AfD für Dienstag angekündigt hat? Ist das das eigentliche Problem nach einem Mord, das so ein Bürgermeister hat? Nein, Worms hat ganz andere Der Beitrag Worms: „Allahu Akbar“ und ein Bürgermeister erschien zuerst auf Tichys Einblick. http://dlvr.it/R0bwLW

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If NFL Refs Played Fantasy Football

If NFL Refs Played Fantasy Football

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Producers: Michael Wormser Jana Winternintz

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Healthy Recipes : Low Calorie Imitation Crab Salad

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Expert: Lisa DeFazio Contact: www.lisadefazio.com Bio: Lisa DeFazio is a registered dietitian with a master’s degree in Nutritional Science. She has extensive experience as an expert and host on television. Filmmaker: Michael Wormser

Series Description: A number of healthy recipes are easy to make and are great for either breakfast, lunch or dinner. Get tips on how to make healthy recipes in the comfort of your own home with help from a registered dietician in this free video series.

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itsnathanosche: The best crew ever. Some of the most insightful talented people I've met and worked with so far. Hope to see you all again! #tbt

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Finding the tick in time could save you from Lyme!

“Doesn’t it typically happen during the summer?” asked a worried lady that had walked into my clinic in November with a growing circular rash on her wrist. She was referring, of course, to Lyme disease, that scourge of outdoor enthusiasts. While the peak season for Lyme disease is indeed summer, the ticks that transmit it are active March through December. And, while this may be off-season for the ticks, it is a good time to catch up on how to stay safe in the not-so-distant spring.

What is Lyme disease, and how do you treat it?

Lyme disease is caused by a bacterium called Borrelia burgdorferi which is spread to people through the bite of infected black-legged ticks, also popularly known as “deer ticks.” Early symptoms include a typical enlarging red rash (“bullseye rash”) at the site of the tick bite. This is common, but not everyone with Lyme disease gets this rash. Other signs of Lyme include flu-like symptoms (fever, fatigue, and headache). If left untreated, over time the infection can lead to Bell’s palsy (paralysis or weakness of facial muscles on one side), meningitis (inflammation in the brain and spinal cord), heart rhythm problems, and joint pain and swelling. Additional symptoms can include headaches and stiff neck, tingling and numbness (often in the hands and feet), and rarely, inflammation of the eyes.

The diagnosis is usually based on a person’s symptoms, the presence of the typical rash, and a history of likely exposure to infected ticks. Lab tests for Lyme disease do not turn positive until three to four weeks after the infection. Usually doctors do not wait for the results of these tests during the early stage of the disease, to begin treatment.

Once diagnosed, Lyme disease can be successfully treated with a few weeks of oral antibiotics. Doxycycline is the antibiotic prescribed to all but pregnant women and children, who usually get the antibiotics amoxicillin or cefuroxime. For people with severe heart or neurological symptoms of Lyme, intravenous antibiotics are usually necessary.

Here’s what you can do to keep from getting Lyme disease

As always, prevention is superior to cure. Right now, there is no Lyme vaccine available for people. There is a Lyme vaccine available for dogs! However, it does not protect against other tick-borne diseases, hence preventive measures against ticks are still necessary. Most dogs exposed to Lyme disease do not have symptoms. Some develop fever, lack of appetite, lameness, and joint swelling. Therefore, staying safe requires preparation and vigilance. The ticks that transmit Lyme disease are tiny, and you can’t feel it when a tick attaches to you. They may even make their way into your home by attaching themselves to pets. Here are some steps to follow to remain safe.

Avoid wooded and bushy areas with tall grass and stick to the center of trails when hiking.

Wear light clothing to make ticks easier to detect.

Wear long pants tucked into socks to keep ticks on the outside of clothes.

Use DEET or a permethrin-based tick repellent on clothing and outdoor gear.

Pesticides like permethrin, fipronil, or amitraz may be used on dogs. These are available in the form of powders, impregnated collars, sprays, or topical treatments.

Do remember to never use tick repellents that are intended for dogs on a cat! Cats are extremely sensitive to a variety of chemicals.

When back home, shower or bathe as soon as possible and carefully inspect the entire body to remove any attached ticks. It takes up to 36 hours for the bacterium to be transferred after the tick bite. Prompt removal of the tick will reduce the chance of infection.

Tumble dry clothes on high heat for at least 10 minutes to kill ticks.

Carefully examine children and pets after outdoor activity.

 If you find a tick along for the ride, here’s what you need to do

Use thin tipped tweezers to grasp the tick as close to the skin surface as possible. Pull the tick straight upward with steady even pressure to remove the tick with the mouthparts intact. Squeezing the tick will not increase the risk of infection. Adult ticks are a lot more difficult to remove intact. If the mouthparts break off, the chance of getting Lyme disease is the same as if you hadn’t removed the tick at all. After removing the tick, thoroughly clean the bite area and your hands with rubbing alcohol, an iodine scrub, or soap and water. Watch for signs and symptoms of Lyme disease for up to 30 days.

See your doctor within 72 hours of the tick removal and if the tick removed was swollen. You may benefit from preventive antibiotics. This is especially important if you live in (or have visited) an area where deer ticks are common.

Create a tick-free zone around your home

Need a little more motivation to mow the lawn or rake the yard? Remember that ticks lurk in tall grasses, brush, and weeds around homes and at the edge of lawns. Remove any old furniture, trash, or mattresses from the yard that may give the ticks a place to hide. Place a three-foot-wide barrier of wood chips or gravel between lawns and wooded areas and around patios and play equipment to restrict tick migration into recreational areas. Stack wood neatly in a dry area (this discourages rodents that carry the ticks). Keep playground equipment, decks, and patios away from yard edges and trees, and place them in a sunny location if possible.

Lyme disease is a painful but preventable condition. When you enjoy the outdoors this year, pay close attention to your environment and follow the steps mentioned above to stay safe and keep your family and your pets safe too!

References

Gary P, Wormser, Raymond J et al. The Clinical Assessment, Treatment and Prevention of Lyme Disease, Human Granulocytic Anaplasmosis, and Babesiosis: Clinical Practice Guidelines by Infectious Disease Society of America, Clinical Infectious Diseases, November 2006.

Tick Borne Diseases of the United States: A Reference Manual for Health Care Providers, Third edition, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2015.

Tick Management Handbook: An integrated guide for homeowners, pest control operators, and public health officials for the prevention of tick-associated disease, The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, 2007.

Meryl P. Littman, Richard E. Goldstein, Mary A. Labato, Michael R. Lappin, and George E. Moore. ACVIM Small Animal Consensus Statement on Lyme Disease in Dogs: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prevention [PDF, 13 pages]. Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine, March 2006

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Achim Riechers Dialektik der Dysfunktion 1985 - 1999 22.10. - 20.11.2022

Eröffnung: 21.10.2022 19:00 Uhr Special Guest: Willem Dykas, Raum 3

Kuratorin: Lucia Sotnikova Michael Horbach Stiftung, Wormser Straße 23, 50677 Köln

Zur Ausstellung erscheint eine Publikation: Catalogue Résumé 1

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Healthy Recipes : Cucumber and Fruit Salad

http://www.buyspirulinaalgae.com/ http://www.buyspirulinaalgae.com/best-spirulina-powder/ sitemap http://ow.ly/10kjVU Blogspot Cucumber and fruit salad is delicious, refreshing and most importantly – light. Learn how to make cucumber and fruit salad with help from a registered dietician in this free video clip.

Expert: Lisa DeFazio Contact: www.lisadefazio.com Bio: Lisa DeFazio is a registered dietitian with a master’s degree in Nutritional Science. She has extensive experience as an expert and host on television. Filmmaker: Michael Wormser

Series Description: A number of healthy recipes are easy to make and are great for either breakfast, lunch or dinner. Get tips on how to make healthy recipes in the comfort of your own home with help from a registered dietician in this free video series.

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