 and prayed for them.
Pam: I enjoy teaching my members that cancer is not their identity―just their journey. I love praying with them and being able to troubleshoot with them, removing some of the whirlwind from their storm.
Kim: I enjoy getting to know the members and their loved ones over time as I have several touchpoints with a member throughout his or her case. I love praying for them. Members should know there is a lot of prayer that goes on for them behind the scenes.
Secondly, members have shared their incredible stories with me, and their courage has humbled me. Many have taught me lessons as I see how they have overcome their struggles and see the Lord answering prayers.
What is the greatest lesson you’ve learned from being a nurse?
Pam: Life is 10% what is thrown at us and 90% how we react to it. If I can remember this, I can bring calm into any troubling circumstance.
Kim: The greatest lesson I’ve learned is to be present. A nurse wants to fix things and make it better. Sometimes, the best thing I can do is to just be there in the middle of the crisis with another person.
Anything else you’d like to share with Medi-Share members?
Pam: They are all inspiring to me. To hear their stories and share in their journeys is an honor!
Kim: Thank you for allowing us to come alongside you and for sharing your lives with us. Members need to know there is a team surrounding the nurses that help in our department to make us successful in serving you!
Although we at Medi-Share hope you never experience a crisis diagnosis, rest assured that we have an entire team waiting to prayerfully support you throughout the diagnosis and treatment process. Thank you for choosing to be a part of a Christian health care community that cares!
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I think people are getting too caught up in the artwork showing ep 8 that the negative thoughts fuel what he’ll be. JML was a master at some point after ep 6, when he trained Leia, when he stood up his academy. Ep 8 took place after this. 

The first set of reqs requires Mothma, 3po, Chewpio, basically characters from earlier in his life, not just Rey from the sequels. I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s the artwork of ep 8 Luke, but abilities leading up to the fall of his academy. 

That said, this is CG, and they would hurt me going after the first GL I care about, so I’m ready for hermit Luke as well.Well, 'throat' really ('hals'). The -ing ending turns a noun or verb into a related person or animal. Just as "Smålänning" is someone from Småland, a Viking someone from Viken, a 'Halsing' (or 'Helsing' or 'Hälsing') would be someone from the 'throat'. So far the etymology is fairly certain. 

Hälsingland got its name from being the place inhabited by the people living at the 'throat' of the Gulf of Bothnia. So the question is whether Helsinge parish in Finland ended up getting its name in an analogous way from the river, or because _Hälsings_ from Sweden settled there, or something like that.The season opener in Buffalo may not have gone to plan for the Jets, but one bright spot was first round tackle Mekhi Becton, who showcased his potential in his eagerly anticipated NFL debut. It was by no means a flawless performance, but the rookie looked like he belonged and gave a glimpse into what the Jets hope he can bring to the position for many years to come.
While the Jets’ offense was slow off the mark, Becton made a steady start with the Jets giving him a few straightforward assignments including on Le’Veon Bell’s first carry where he was tasked with blowing up a defensive back on the edge.
His first real mistake came late in the first quarter, where he was matched up with a 10th-year veteran in Mario Addison. The 33-year-old got an immediate inside leverage advantage with a quick first step and Becton was unable to prevent him from stuffing the run for a loss in the hole.
Becton seemed to take a false step or two as he was getting his read coming off the ball. These are the kind of technical tweaks he needs that will make a huge difference to his effectiveness.
This play saw Becton called for a hold for what was his only penalty of the day. Prior to this, Becton had impressed with his ability to use his strength to redirect rushers upfield or re-anchor on the few occasions where his man got half a step or a leverage advantage on him.
He kept his feet moving and tried to do the same here, but Jerry Hughes smartly got low to the ground as Becton tried to push him upfield and ended up being taken to the ground. As a rookie, that’s an automatic flag, although Dion Dawkins got away with doing a similar thing to Jordan Willis on the next Bills possession.
Sam Darnold was sacked on the play by Trent Murphy, but this was because Murphy bull rushed tight end Chris Herndon into Darnold’s lap.
Darnold’s connection with Bell late in the first half was notable because it was a good example of something Becton handled unexpectedly well all day. Becton and the Jets were anticipating the Bills testing him throwing some stunts and other exotic blitz packages his way. However, the Jets generally handled these quite well as a unit with Becton playing his part.
On this play, the end crashes down and Becton passes him off to Alex Lewis, before coming off that assignment to recover to the outside and pick up the tackle stunting around the edge.
Becton’s willingness and determination to learn and improve has been praised throughout camp by coaches and teammates alike. It’s encouraging to see him put that hard work to good effect on gameday.
This was the only play where Becton gave up a sack, although CBS announcer James Lofton described this as “more of a coverage sack” and Darnold would have been able to step up had Lewis not also been driven into his lap.
On the play, Addison showed good technique by getting a solid strike at Becton’s chest to rock him back and the working his hand techniques to get Becton’s hands off him. To his credit, Becton battled to stay in the play and bought Darnold a split-second extra by forcing Addison to go the long way around.
Becton cannot afford to give up a sack every week but did a creditable job of limiting clean pressure against some talented veterans.
In the second half, Becton started to get some good traction in the running game. On an earlier play, he had driven his man off the line well, but failed to stay on the block and his man was able to get back in on the tackle. However, he made the adjustment well and had some impressive and effective run blocks in the second half.
On this play, Becton got his pad level low and drove Hughes three or four yards off the line so that Frank Gore could easily pick up the first down. If the Jets had scored on that drive, they would have been right back in the game but unfortunately Herndon’s fumble ended their threat.
Becton is the first rookie tackle in the Jets’ opening day starting line-up since D’Brickashaw Ferguson, their last first round pick at that position some 14 years ago. Ferguson, who went on to become a three-time Pro Bowler, was initially a polished pass protector but needed to bulk up to be effective in the running game. Becton faces a different set of challenges because he is raw technically and lacks experience of blocking in an NFL protection scheme.
Growing pains and a learning curve are therefore to be expected, although Becton is such an athletic and physical specimen that we can also anticipate some flashy moments where he can dominate his opponents. Perhaps what was most impressive about Becton in his first game was how well he managed to limit any negatives, though. He never really looked lost or got schooled by a veteran player all day. It is going to be interesting to track his progress.
Draft a 6'7" 370 lb mauler of a left tackle, so what does Gase do? Design runs for the right side.
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If you travel with an airplane (which has average speed of 560 miles) from Secunda to Beaufort West, It takes 1.01 hours to arrive.
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