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Why do bad things happen to good people?

Hi.

Welcome to Little Lessons.

In our previous two episodes, we've been considering some very difficult questions for which, in

my more than 40 years of being in the ministry, and more than that of being a Christian, I've

never come up with a answer or read an answer or heard an answer that fully satisfied me.

I get some degree of understanding, but not as much as I would like.

Of course, that agrees with what Paul said.

Paul said, "We're looking through a glass darkly or dimly."

That is, imagine that that's our perception of things.

We don't understand or see everything.

It's not all clear to us.

We're looking through a glass that's fogged over, and we can make out some stuff on the

other side of that glass, but we can't see as much as we want.

This is one of those questions, you know?

Why do bad things happen to good people?

Well, first of all, we got to question about the good people part, because all have sinned

and fallen short of the glory of God, and very few of us could say, "I deserve better

treatment."

No, we're all getting better treatment than we deserve, okay?

If it wasn't for the mercy and grace of God, you and I would have been french fries a lot

time ago, and we often take that mercy for granted.

But why do bad things happen to good people?

The primary example of that happening would be Job.

He was the best person on the earth, according to God Himself, and some very bad things happened

to him.

It was to test him to see if he would serve God and love God even if God didn't bless

him.

That's quite a test.

Something to think about when we suffer difficulties, because some people do give up on God when

they face difficulties.

"Why is God allowing this?"

Think of all the Christians down through the years who have suffered martyrdom or imprisonment

or severe persecution for their faith.

They all have to at least have the thought, at some time or another, "Why, God, if you

love me, are you letting me go through this?"

Paul had to reassure some of those Christians, saying, "Nothing can separate us from the

love of God, the love of Christ, persecution, tribulation, distress, peril, all those things,

nothing can separate us from the love of God."

And you have to believe that when you don't feel like it.

If God allows you to go through difficulties, or face tests, doesn't change the fact the

Jesus died for you, and God loves you, and He may be testing you.

That could be a possible reason why bad things happen to good people.

There's a passage of scripture in Luke 13, starting at verse number 1, about five verses

here.

We read from Luke's writing, "Now on the same occasion, there were some present who reported

to him," that's Jesus, "about the Galileans whose blood Pilate had mingled with their

sacrifices."

We don't know the details of that event, but there were people from Galilee came to Jerusalem

to make some sacrifices, and somehow, they wound up being slaughtered by Herod with their

sacrifices ... or by Pilate, rather, and it wasn't Pilate himself, it was obviously his

soldiers, or somebody under his authority.

And Jesus said to them, "Do you suppose that these Galileans were greater sinners than

all other Galileans because they suffered this fate?"

Well, no doubt, if Jesus' audience had been entirely honest, many of them would have said,

"Well, yes.

God is sovereign.

God controls everything.

Why would God ever allow such a terrible thing to happen to these people if they didn't deserve

it?

And obviously they're worse culprits than the average person.

We don't know what their sins were, but obviously their fate reveals that they are bad guys,

and they got what they deserved."

Well, Jesus, the Son of God, God in the flesh, says to that assumption, "I tell you, no.

That's not it."

But he doesn't answer the question.

Just like he didn't answer the question why -- fully, in my understanding -- why the man

was born blind that we read about in our previous episode and reading from the story in John

chapter 9.

"No, I tell you."

But then he goes on to warn everybody, "But, unless you repent, you will all likewise perish."

Hm.

Wow.

That's what Jesus said during a time of calamity.

"Let it be a warning to those who survived.

Repent of your sins.

Turn to the living God with a living faith."

Jesus didn't stop there.

He goes on to cite another example that would've been on everybody's minds.

"Do you suppose that those 18 on whom the Tower of Siloam fell, and killed them, were

worse culprits than all the men who live in Jerusalem?"

If Jesus' audience would've been honest, many of them would have said, "Yes, God's sovereign.

This couldn't have happened apart from His sovereignty, and so, God is fair, God is just,

God is the judge.

Obviously, these 18 guys must've been deserving of the Tower of Siloam."

Well, Jesus goes on to say the same thing.

"No, I tell you, no.

And unless you repent, you will likewise perish."

Here's one message.

You think they're worse culprits?

No, you're all equal culprits in God's eyes.

Don't be assuming that because you were spared, that you weren't deserving of the same fate.

Now, we don't know why the Tower of Siloam fell onto 18 guys.

Sounds like ... obviously, there was chance involved in it.

Why would a tower fall on people?

Were they building the tower, constructing it, and there was some flaw in their building

technique, and a big rock was dislodged, and that caused the collapse of this thing on

18 of the guys who were working, or were 18 men just standing there in the shade of that

tower, and there was a slight earthquake that caused that tower to fall?

Jesus doesn't give us the answers.

He just says, "Let that serve as a warning to you that death can come unexpectedly, at

any time, and there's no formulas here.

And I'm not going to give you a formula.

I'm not going to even give you insight as to why, but it does happen."

Let's face it.

Around the world, there are accidents, there are natural disasters and so forth, and we

do find evidence in scripture, yes, that some of these things can happen as a result of

God's judgment.

He takes credit.

I'm judging you.

But in these cases here, maybe we shouldn't be asking why good things happen to bad people,

but ask why do ... or, why do bad things happen to good people, but the exact opposite.

Why does anything good happen to anybody, because we're all bad, okay?

This is, again, a little lesson, and that's a big question.

Thanks for answering it.

There's much more we can ... thanks for asking it, rather.

There's much more that could be said, but that's a Little Lesson.

Thanks so much.

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Why do evangelicals love Trump?

Dumb question Why wouldn�t they

why do white, right-wing Christian evangelicals support Donald Trump?

The answer is quite simple.

Their agenda is his agenda.

Trump and the Republican Party are working to take away women's reproductive rights and

to extend special "conscience" protections to "Christians" who feel that their faith

should somehow supersede the law.

They view the poor, the disabled, and others as "useless eaters" and are working to protect

white privilege and the power of white right-wing Christians in all areas of American life.

Trump is also a petit-fascist and an authoritarian.

This vision of the world is embraced in every way by right-wing Christians.

Too many pundits and other members of the chattering class prefer to make riddles out

of the obvious: They obsess about evangelical leaders offering "mulligans" for Trump's "sins"

and other assorted examples of right-wing Christian hypocrisy

While the answer to this supposed riddle is nothing more than crude realpolitik -- the

context, logic and implications of right-wing Christian support for Trump remain important.

Consider the following.

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Why Do People Talk In Their Sleep?

Do you talk during your sleep? Sleep talking, also known as somniloquy is considered a type of parasomnia, an abnormal behavior that takes place during sleep.

Various factors such as stress, depression, alcohol, and sleep deprivation cause sleep talking.

Apart from that, genetics and other sleep disorders may induce it.

Medically, it is harmless.

So, there is nothing to panic about it.

Are you a chit chat person at night? The question is not about your chats during late night parties.

But, this is about your talks while you sleep.

Surprised? Yes, some people chatter during their sleep.

You may not know whether you are a sleep talker or not.

Your partner may be able to answer that.

Or sometimes, you may have noticed whispers, mumbles, or speeches coming from your partner during the sleep.

Well, that is sleep taking.

Understanding Sleep Talking.

Sleep talking, also known as somniloquy is considered a type of parasomnia, which is an abnormal behavior that takes place during sleep.

Those who talk during sleep are not aware of their behavior.

Hence, they sound different from their normal speech.

Since it is a result of an unconscious mind, even the court does not admit it as an evidence.

Sleep talk usually happens during the REM (rapid eye movement) and non-REM (NREM) phases of sleep.

REM phase is when you dream and sometimes, you may tend to act out your dreams, resulting in sleep talk.

And during the deep stages of NREM sleep, you sound like gibberish.

So, are you curious to know your chances of sleep talking? Yes, you may sleep talk.

In fact, anyone can talk while they are asleep.

However, it is more common in males and children.1 A survey of 2,022 school going children in the age range of 3 to 10 concluded that about half of the kids sleep talk at least once a year.

However, less than 10% do it every night.2 And it typically disappears during adulthood and does not require any intervention.3 Sometimes, sleep talking can occur between two sleepers.

They do not recollect any of the conversation when they get up.

Sleep talking from an unconscious mind may not necessarily reveal secrets in its life.

If you ever try to decode what your partner or child said during the sleep, you may fail.

Most of the time it is difficult to understand.

The content may not have any meaning at all.

It can be funny or offensive.

The person may talk about the past events or experiences.

But, chances are high that it may not have anything to do with the reality.

Causes Of Sleep Talking.

Many consider sleep talking as part of their dreams.

But, various other factors cause it.4.

External Factors: Stress, depression, alcohol, fever, and sleep deprivation may lead to sleep talking.

If you are someone with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), chances of sleeping disorders like sleep talking are more.5.

Genetics: If sleep talking runs in your family, you will also do that.

If parents had a habit of sleep talking during their childhood, kids are likely to experience it more.

Sleep Disorders: You may talk while sleeping if you suffer from other sleep disorders such as sleep apnea, confusion arousals, REM sleep behavior, and nightmares.

Mental Illness: In persons over 25 years of age, sleep talking might be associated with mental or medical illness.

However, it is not common.

Medications: Certain medications could induce sleep talking.

The use of montelukast, which is a drug for asthma, may result in the development of parasomnias in the form of sleep talking or sleepwalking.6.

Is Sleep Talking Bad.

Medically, there is nothing wrong with sleep talking.7 But, there are other factors that may disturb people.

It may agitate your sleeping partner.

Moreover, it embarrasses the person who has this disorder.

Even though it is normal, if sleep talking happens every night, disturbing your partner's sleep, then you may seek help.

Sometimes the doctor may prescribe medications or suggest changes in your sleep schedule.

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Why do I never grow fat though I eat a lot?

Here are the most common issues of not gaining weight despite eating well and healthy.

You are overestimating your calories intake: Weight gain is the game of caloric surplus, that is you have to consume more calories than what you are actually in need of.

If you eat 500 calories per day, in addition to your daily requirement, you will gain one pound of healthy weight in a week.

Look for the calories that you are taking and have an eyesight at your activities levels as well, that either you are eating more calories than your requirement or not.

Exercise is the must for weight gain, however, when you trying to gain weight, you have to be focused on the resistant exercise and not cardio. cardio burns a lot of calories and thus you will be unable to gain weight.

Genetic considerations: Some person are by genetic lean, look at your family members, if they are lean, then you have to put more efforts and wait for more time to gain weight.

Certain medical conditions restrict the weight gain of your body, these are undiagnosed diabetes, gastric issues and overactive thyroid gland. Check for these factors of not gaining weight as well.

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According to the United Nations, it no longer judges a country by a particular stage that

it is at in its development.

Nonetheless, countries are ranked higher in terms of the comforts and opportunities afforded

to its citizens.

We now call this the Human Development Index.

Back in the day, we would judge a country by its stage of industrialization, and the

first developed country in this sense was the UK.

Belgium followed, then Germany, then the USA, and then France and other western European

nations.

If we look at today's Human Development Index, the top ten countries in order are:

Norway, Australia, Switzerland, Germany, Denmark, Singapore, the Netherlands, Ireland, Iceland,

Canada, and 10th, believe it or not, is the USA.

The UK, which was once in first place, now stands in 16th place.

Today we'll look at why, in this episode of the Infographics Show, 3rd World vs 1st

World Countries - What's The Difference?

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Notification Squad.

First of all, many people think we should stop using these terms of first and third

world.

The terms are seen as insulting and vague, and while some nations might not be economic

powerhouses, what's to say the citizens don't live a happy and safe life, even without

a Big Mac and fries?

If we go back some years to 1952, a French demographer Alfred Sauvy wrote about "Three

worlds, one planet."

It is he who is said to have coined the term.

By first world, he meant the USA, Japan, South Korea and Western Europe.

By second world, he meant the Soviet Union, China, Cuba and communist allies.

At the bottom, in the third world, he meant all the rest, societies that were mostly agrarian

and poor.

One of the reasons the term is decried is because it was so vague.

There wasn't really much analysis, and so in spite of northern Brits living in industrial

slums and working in inhumane conditions as George Orwell wrote in 'The Road to Wigan

Pier', because of Britain's relative wealth, it was deemed first world.

In fact, these days a professor at Harvard Medical School has used the term 'Fourth

World', which includes the USA.

This means a country of great wealth where some parts of society live on the fringes,

jobless, often drug-addicted, with no healthcare and not so many opportunities to change things

around.

They are living in a first world with third world standards.

So, this is a rather confusing question we have posed.

Do we use the term developing?

We can look at what has happened over many parts of Asia in the last twenty years.

While parts of China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand still have pervasive abject poverty,

there is a lot more money.

It isn't exactly getting to everyone, though, and one might ask if farming rice in China

was any worse than making iPhone components for hours on end in a factory in a polluted

city.

But with this new money, infrastructure has improved, and so too has healthcare and education.

We could say these countries are verily developing.

But why is Norway the most developed?

Is it still not developing?

Does developed mean stasis?

Not really, all countries are still developing, but others could be said to be going through

major changes.

The U.S. Department of State explains why Norway is so developed: "Per capita GDP

is among the highest in the world," we are told, due to thriving industries in this nation

of just 5.2 million people.

Just take into account that Delhi has 18.6 million people.

You only need to walk around Delhi to see poverty all around you, you don't have to

go looking for it.

India is developing due to its fairly amazing economic growth, but still, it was reported

in 2014 that 58% of the Indian population were living on less than $3.10 per day.

India puts the poverty line at $1.90 a day.

This may be enough not to starve to death, but we can imagine that those people living

on that amount don't have the freedom and opportunities that Norway's less well-to-do

people have.

In fact, in Norway, the average income is more than $35,000 a year.

Only 3 percent of the population work very long hours, and all Norwegians, according

to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, can expect good, "environment

quality, jobs and earnings, income and wealth, education and skills, housing, work-life balance,

civic engagement, social connections, and health status."

The same definitely cannot be said of any developing nation.

Nonetheless, anyone in India will tell you about great transformations, more job opportunities,

an easing of poverty, and how far the country has come in terms of developing technology.

Norway is top of the Human Development Index, so we could say this is the first of the first

world countries, even though we don't use that term anymore.

The top 51 nations fall in the 'High' Human Development bracket.

Out of 188 countries, India comes in at 131st.

Indeed, India's super rich wealth and massive growth has yet to trickle down to many of

the masses.

The HDI has three main categories: Environmental sustainability, economic sustainability and

social sustainability.

Right at the bottom of the HDI is the Central African Republic.

Again, while we don't use the term third world anymore, you could say that this might

be the bottom of the list in so far as we have a term for not being developed.

Why is that?

For starters, life expectancy there is only 52, or thereabouts.

It is tied with Angola, and only better than one country, which is Sierra Leone.

People there can expect to live to 50.1.

By comparison, Norwegians on average can expect to live about 30 years longer.

In India, the life expectancy is 68, somewhere in the middle.

The 4.6 million people living in the Central African Republic have faced extreme poverty,

war, ethnic and religious cleansing, and political violence.

It's said to be the worst place in the world to be young, and even if you get a job, the

average wage per year is said to be $400, although this might need updating.

Half of the population is illiterate, and if you go to school you might not do more

than 4 or 5 years.

It has one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the world, and about a quarter of

the women have undergone genital mutilation.

If that isn't bad enough, human rights hardly exist.

Complain, and you might find yourself being arrested summarily and sent to a terrible

jail.

Corruption is rife, and there is not much anyone can do.

The country has a history of labor rights violations as well as child labor.

Children and women regularly face violence after being accused of being witches.

One travel blogger talked of his experience in the capital of Bangui, saying it was "a

mess that is always teetering on the edge of violence."

We are of course mentioning the very worse things, and no doubt a lot of people live

a happy life there.

We just want to outline a kind of first, second and third comparison.

That's why we have picked these three nations.

We could also look at the country of Botswana, which comes in 108th place.

This is quite low, but if you've read Malcom Gladwell's book, 'Outliers', you'll

know it's home to possibly some of the happiest, laidback, self-sufficient people in the world.

Or was, until recent times.

According to Gladwell, they have a two hour work day on average, and play around most

of the time.

They don't need iPhones or dinner sets made by Hermes.

They are the last Hunter/Gatherer tribe called the ǃKung Bushmen of the Kalahari Desert.

These wanderers also moved through Angola (which is placed 150th on the HDI).

Unfortunately, what they hunt and gather is being destroyed by development.

Anthropologists say they get over conflicts in peaceful ways and generally are a happy

lot.

They provide for their kids with devotion, and remain mostly monogamous.

Wealth is shared with everyone.

In more recent years, that has changed as some were forced to settle in one place, and

that's when the problems arose.

As soon as they got doors, they started shutting them and sharing less.

They are also very much third world by western standards.

So, are they any worse off than an overworked, overweight, diabetes and hypertension suffering

rich first world man that takes pills to sleep and often drinks to oblivion?

Let us know in the comments!

Also, be sure to check out our other video called What Can You Buy with a Million Dollars?!

Thanks for watching, and, as always, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe.

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The Difference Between TPS & Refugee Status | NowThis World - Duration: 3:55.

Immigration is currently one of the hottest topics across the world -- sparking a global

debate on how countries should handle the influx of legal AND illegal immigrants.

Some countries, like Germany and Sweden, have OPENED up their borders.

While other countries, like the United States have begun closing theirs.

But with over 65 million of people fleeing from wars and natural disasters today, looking

for a safe place to live, we wanted to look at some of the LEGAL ways these people have

immigrated to the United States in the past.

Hey guys, I'm Judah.

This is NowThis World and today we're going to talk about the differences between Temporary

Protected Status and Refugee Status, which are two legal ways that people can gain legal

status in the U.S. when escaping crisis in their homeland.

It's important to know the differences between these humanitarian categories because someone's

status can determine how long they can legally stay in the U.S.

Temporary Protected Status Let's start with Temporary Protected Status.

Most recently, Temporary Protected Status, or TPS, hit headlines when the White House

announced it would be stripping provisional residency permits away from roughly 200,000

Salvadorans, 59,000 Haitians, and 2,500 Nicaraguans.

--These are only 3 of the 10 countries currently designated for this program--

Under TPS, foreign nationals are allowed to temporarily STAY in the U.S. legally IF the

Secretary of Homeland Security finds that conditions in their home country, such as

wars, environmental disasters, and epidemics, would pose a threat to their safety, if they

were to return.

IN OTHER WORDS, in order to be eligible for TPS, you have to be a CITIZEN of one of the

countries on the list AND you must be escaping horrendous conditions in your country.

--In some cases you may also be eligible if you are nationless but last resided in one

of the countries on the list.--

This status is reserved for those who are already in the States – whether legally

or illegally.

But it's important to know that this status by itself IS NOT a path to permanent residency

in the U.S. nor does it last forever.

--As the name implies-- The federal government continues to monitor conditions in those countries

and decide if the country should stay on the list.

Some people have been in the In U.S. under protected status for over 20 years.

But in cases like El Salvador, TPS was stripped for Salvadorans after the Secretary of Homeland

Security, determined that the QUOTE "original conditions caused by the 2001 earthquakes

no longer exist."

END QUOTE

So that's TPS in a nutshell.

Let's get into another immigration status—being a refugee.

In the United States, refugee status is a form of protection that's granted for foreign

nationals that can demonstrate they've been QUOTE "persecuted or fear they will be persecuted

on account of race, religion, nationality, and/or membership in a particular social group

or political opinion."

END QUOTE

That's a key difference between TPS and refugee status.

Where one concentrates on TEMPORARY conditions in the region the other concentrates on LONG

TERM conditions that foreign citizens may face.

For example, since 2014, the United States has granted refugee status to nearly 50,000

people from Burma (Myanmar) who have been escaping conflict and religious persecution.

Another difference between refugee status and TPS is that in order to qualify as a refugee

in the U.S., you must be OUTSIDE of the country while attempting to gain this status --Meaning

this designation is NOT for those who are already in the country.

BUT if you're ALREADY INSIDE the United States or are at a port of entry for the U.S.,

AND you meet the definition of a refugee, you can apply for what's known as ASYLUM.

--Asylum seekers are essentially refugees that apply for protected status once they've

ALREADY arrived to the U.S.--

According to the Department of Homeland Security, in 2016, the most recent numbers available,

the majority of the people who were granted asylum in the U.S. were from China.

The BIGGEST difference between TPS and refugee status is that there IS a path to citizenship

for refugees and even asylum seekers.

Citizens from one of the countries I mentioned

earlier, El Salvador, will no longer be able to apply for TPS starting in 2019.

But conditions in the country are STILL very dangerous.

But why?

Find out in this video to the right!

Thanks for watching NowThis World!

And PLEASE don't forget to like and subscribe for more every week!

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How to collect a "Flu Near You" nasal swab - Duration: 6:47.

Thank you for helping us better understand influenza in Minnesota. We

recommend watching this entire video start to finish before collecting your

specimen or specimens. This is your "Flu Near You"

specimen collection box for collecting a nasal specimen from yourself and/or

household members who are experiencing influenza-like illness, including fever

and cough. Fever does not have to be measured and someone reporting a fever

or feeling feverish is sufficient. Before you take your specimen there are a few

things you will need: a thin permanent marker or ballpoint pen, a cup, tape, and a

pair of scissors is optional. Before you open the box, wash your hands with soap

and water. Remember, practice good hand-washing and wash your hands for at

least 20 seconds. Inside your box, you should have the following items: three

bags, each containing a package of swabs and a transport tube; three specimen

submission forms; one clear plastic bag; one white bag; one pair of procedure

gloves; and one procedure mask to use when collecting on someone other than

yourself. We've also included items with the "Flu Near You" logo on them as a thank

you for your participation. These are for your own use and not necessary for the

sample collection process. Open up the bags containing the swabs and transport

tube. If you are collecting only one specimen, just open one bag. If you are

collecting two specimens, open two bags etc. Remember you should only collect

specimens on individuals in the household who are ill with influenza-

like symptoms of fever and cough. You will first fill out information on the

forms and tube, before you collect the specimen or specimens. You will write the

information needed on the specimen collection form and transport tube. For

the collection form the areas you need to complete have a star next to them. For

each person you are collecting specimens from, write his or her first

and last name, date of birth and today's date, the day you are collecting the

specimen on. Likewise for each person you are collecting a specimen from, write his

or her first and last name, date of birth and today's date, the day you are

collecting the specimen on, directly onto the tube. You do not need to answer other

questions written on the tube. Take the "Flu Near You" sticker that is stapled to

the collection form and place it on the specimen tube, below where you wrote your

information. Be sure not to cover up any of the information. You should now have

matching stickers on both the collection form and the tube. Make sure that the

information written on the transport tube and the specimen submission forms

match. In addition, the "Flu Near You" stickers should match. If they do not

match, the specimen cannot be tested. You are now ready to collect the specimen.

Put on the gloves and loosen, but do not remove, the red cap top of the transport

tube. Place the tube upright in a place where it will not spill, a cup works very

well for this. If you are collecting a nasal swab from another household member,

put on the mask included in the box. If you are

collecting a nasal swab from yourself, You do not need to put on the mask

Remove one of the sterile swabs from the packaging. You will only be using one of

the two swabs. Take care that the tip of the swab does not touch any surfaces

before you take the nasal specimen. Tilting the head back slightly, gently

insert the swab about one inch into one nostril. The swab should be parallel to

the roof of the mouth, not upwards. The entire swab tip should be in the nostril.

You may feel some pressure, but this should not hurt. Rotate the swab three

times and remove from the nostril. Do not swab both nostrils. Without delay,

remove the cap of the transport tube and place the swab into the tube,

so the tip comes into contact with the liquid at the bottom. Break the swab off

at the break point, near the middle of the stick, by bending it. Or you can cut the

swab with a pair of scissors if you prefer. Screw the cap back on tightly.

Place the transport tube into the clear plastic bag. If you are collecting more

than one specimen, you can put all transport tubes in the clear plastic bag

together. Remove any excess air in the bag by laying the bag flat on a table

and pushing on the bag gently. Remove the plastic backing off the tape at the top

of the bag and seal. Place the clear plastic bag with your samples into the

white bag along with specimen collection forms. Remember each transport tube needs

to have its own specimen collection form and the information on each tube needs

to match the information on the specimen collection form. Remove the plastic

backing at the top of the white bag and seal. Place the white bag inside the box.

Close the box and seal with a piece of tape. The green and white shipping label

is prepaid, you do not need to add postage. If you like, you may enter your

return address but it is not necessary. Your sample is now ready to mail to the

Minnesota Department of Health. Please mail it as soon as possible. You can drop

it into a United States Postal Service mailbox or take it to your local post

office. Thank you for helping us learn more about influenza in Minnesota. If you

have questions about this project please call, 651 201 5414

during business hours and ask to speak to someone about "Flu Near You".

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Our travels on this wet and rainy day took us along Hwy 165 heading East

towards the Carbon River entrance to Mt Rainier National Park. But Mt

Rainier was not our destination today... instead we wanted to check out a

towering 250 foot bridge that spans the Carbon River. This bridge is almost 100

years old and there are only two of these three-hinged steel arches left in

the state of Washington. It's called a three-hinged bridge because of the

rather unique design of placing a third hinge point right in the center of the

bridge. It was built in 1921 as the nearby towns of Fairfax and Melmont

were experiencing a coal-mining boom. There was also a pretty sizable lumber

company nearby. The coal boom did not last and Fairfax actually became a ghost

town by 1941. This bridge was the highest span in the state at the time of its

construction and it's sometimes called the O'Farrell bridge. And it's listed on

the National Register of Historic Places. You can get really good pictures of the

bridge from either side, although the descent on the east side of

the bridge is fairly steep and for some reason there were power lines running at

eye level across it on the day that we were there. There is a significant trail

on that side of the canyon as well and you can find directions online for a

hike to the nearby ghost town of Memont. It's a great spot to visit at any time

of the year though the observation decks can get quite slippery in the rain

and for some odd reason they slope away fairly steeply from the bridge and the

guardrails are really not very high so watch your step.

Also note that it is only a one-way bridge so stopping in the middle with

your car is not a great option. It's best to go to the west side and pull off in

the turnout before walking back to the bridge on foot. We hope you enjoyed this

overview and next time you are in the area you should definitely check out

this fantastic old bridge. We hope that you will follow us for more reviews like

this... until next time - happy exploring!

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