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Oh the sadness of being robbed of our game nights and slumber parties; in this pandemic rings in many of our hearts.
So, to save ourselves and our family & friends from this looming fog of boredom, what could be a better idea than hosting a virtual game night.
It might seem a bit of a hassle hosting one, but I promise it’s a piece of cake for all old and young. Without any further ado, let me tell you how to set up a virtual game night.
To begin with,the only things you and your friends need is a smooth internet connection, a video conferencing app and games you’d likely be able to incorporate in your virtual game night. Get game ideas.
Which Video Conferencing App To Choose?
With so many video conferencing services available, it can get confusing which one to go for.
Some of which I’d like to suggest are Google Meet, Skype, Zoom and Discord. Since Zoom and Discord have topped as my personal favorites I’d be briefing on how to use one of them for our game night journey.
How To Host Virtual Game Night Using Zoom?
Zoom has been definitely trending as one of the most preferred video conferencing services. There are several ways to start and join a zoom meeting
You can start the meeting from the Zoom desktop client in PC or the Zoom app in cell phones which you can install from the Zoom Download centre or via Google Play Store.
Having downloaded it, you’ll need a Zoom account which again you can absolutely sign up for free.
Launching And Inviting Friends To Your Zoom Game Night
Once you are done signing up you’ll be redirected to the Zoom interface where you select the New Meeting icon to start the meeting right away or you can go to their website, click on ‘Host a meeting’, select any one of the options displayed and then ‘Launch Meeting’.
Go to the bottom tab, select the ‘Participants’ icon and then ‘Invite’. You can then sent the meeting invitation link to your friends, from any of the options that will be available, through which they will be able to join the meeting.
Your friends wouldn’t need an account to join the meeting and they can also directly join the meeting through their browser.
Which games To Go For Game Night
A few fun simple classic games you’d want to give a shot would be
Trivia has to be one of the simplest games out there you can set up for your game night.
Any of you among your friends can be the host who can shoot out spicy questions to test who’s got the best knowledge on the topics you all fan over, and host too can be part of the game.
You can always search up online trivia game websites with the already prepared questions and share your screen.
Yet another simple and fun game to look out for is Charades.
It comprises of at least two teams. A member from the opposing team will come forward and act out a word, a phrase or a movie’s name provided by your team.
The other members from the opposing team will have to then guess whatever their team mate is acting out. The same will go for your team and whichever team guesses quickly, correctly and gets the maximum wins, bravo! Is the winner.
3. Exploding Kittens
Did you say kittens?Adorbs. I’d say not to mistake it for a cutesy game for it calls upon a lot of strategical moves. The players need to draw cards from a deck, and if you happen to draw an exploding kitten card, you must diffuse it before the time runs out.
If not, the kitten explodes and you’re out of the game. Not to forget but there are so many other cards to watch out for. For instance you’ve got cards to peek at the deck, attack other players and the list goes on.
And all this is possible by checking out the Exploding Kittens game app. You and your friends can download the app and play it virtually through your video chatting interface.
If you and your friends are board game fans, then this website has everything you could wish for.
With so many games to choose from, you can even create games and play real time with opponents from all round the world. So start your virtual game night soon and dig into all the fun this site has to offer.
5. Virtual Murder Mystery
If you want to add a dash of spooky element to your zoom game night, then I’d say why not solve a murder mystery you and your friends can devise.
Form teams, assign roles, swap clues in your break out rooms, have guides to get the game going and unravel the fun secret mysteries you’ve got out there. A website you’d also love to check out while playing mystery games would be Spyfall.
6. Among Us
Coming off as the top rated online game obsession for a while now, this online multiplayer social deduction game is sure to add that extra oomph to your game night. You can simply download the game in Google Play Store.
Players are randomly assigned either as the crew mate or the imposter aboard a spaceship in the game. The crewmates have no idea who the imposter is.
They have to carry out small tasks to maintain the spaceship while the imposter stealthily kills them one by one without getting caught.
The crewmates have to figure out who the imposter is among them and the latter has to make it seem as if he is just an innocent crewmate like the others.
If the imposter does get caught then he is eliminated and the team flags up a victory. If not, welp the imposter continues his killing spree until he becomes the winner.
This all works out under the premise of one’s skills to develop trust and deceive and playing it while video chatting cannot get any better.
How To End Game Night On Zoom?
To end the meeting, the host can simply select ‘End’ at the top right corner of the Zoom screen and either exit out from the meeting through the ‘leave meeting’ option(which also applies for other members who wish to leave the meeting) or select ‘End meeting for all’.
In case any player has left the meeting by accident he can simply join the meeting with the link that had been provided earlier by the host.
FAQ’s | Frequently Asked Questions
Not necessarily, virtual game nights only asks for a reliable internet connection, video conferencing app, a webcam, games to play over video chatting and ideas to make your virtual game nights interesting.
Yes, some more favourites of ours are Heads Up, Pictionary, Codenames and as such, it is a never ending list.
Yes, absolutely. Other generally preferred services you can try out are Skype, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Discord and so on.
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- Jonathan Slavin was brilliant, all the Rusty scenes were great and the case-of-the-week allowed for lighthearted moments.
- I particularly enjoyed Sanchez’s repetition of “Very Vanilla.”
- There was a top notch guest cast here, not just Slavin but also Sherilyn Fenn, Missi Pyle and Wendy Davis.
- But those Rusty scenes stole the episode.
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The Big Labor bosses who want to eliminate a worker’s right to a secret ballot said this fight was over. They said they had secured the 60 votes they needed in the Senate. They said they had private assurances that their strong-arm tactics had them on the verge of the biggest victory for Washington union bosses in decades. They were wrong.
The announcement by Sen. Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) that he would oppose a procedural vote on the anti-worker card check bill in the Senate made one thing clear: When the American people get involved and make their voices heard in Washington, they can make a real difference. But the fight is far from over. Republicans will accept no compromises on this issue and have no false sense of security. We will continue to make our case to the American people about their fundamental right to the secret ballot, as well as fight the misinformation campaign promoted by labor bosses and Democratic leaders.
Republicans support Americans’ right to unionize freely, and that is why we oppose this anti-worker legislation. Stripping workers of free choice in union organizing elections, this bill would leave workers open to coercion and intimidation — from either union officials or company management. In other words, rather than allowing an employee to make this critical choice in secrecy, the act would end workers’ right to privacy, making votes public for all coworkers, union organizers and employers to see — and that is simply not the way Americans conduct elections. Never have, never should.
Some say Specter’s decision has opened the door to a potential compromise. Let me be clear: There will be no compromise on eliminating the rights of workers to vote by secret ballot in union organizing elections. Republicans will oppose any effort to deprive American workers of the basic right to vote in a secret ballot election without fear of intimidation or recrimination. There will be no compromise on the issue of mandatory binding arbitration in contract negotiations. Republicans will oppose any effort to allow government to unilaterally impose contracts and set wages, benefits and work rules.
While we strongly oppose this bill, we welcome the debate. House Democratic leaders have indicated they want the Senate to consider this bill first, signaling that even they know that the more the public learns about this legislation, the more politically toxic it becomes. In poll after poll, a large majority of Americans — including union members — oppose eliminating the secret ballot, and the issue is quickly turning into a political liability for rank-and-file Democrats in swing districts.
This is particularly true given the troubled state of the U.S. economy. The card check bill will not only eliminate a worker’s right to the secret ballot, it will also cost thousands of American jobs at a time when our economy can least afford it. A recent study by Anne Layne Farrar, an economist with the nonpartisan firm LECG Consulting, shows that card check will cost 600,000 jobs in the first year alone. American families are struggling to make ends meet during this recession. Workers are growing more anxious each day as their costs of living rise and their savings evaporate. Pushing to pass this job-killing bill in the midst of recession makes Washington Democrats look completely out of touch with the problems facing Americans today.
House Republicans have a better solution: the Secret Ballot Protection Act. This bill would permanently safeguard a worker’s right to a secret ballot union election in the workplace. Our alternative was introduced by Reps. John Kline (R-Minn.), Tom Price (R-Ga.) and Buck McKeon (R-Calif.). It says that no one — not unions, not businesses — can deny workers the right to a secret ballot.
Few rights are more fundamental to our democracy than the right to a secret ballot. Even some of card check’s most ardent supporters, such as Rep. George Miller (D-Calif.), have spoken in favor of secret ballot elections — but only when it serves their interests. Such duplicity highlights what is really at play here. This legislation is not about workers’ rights; it’s about satisfying the demands of Democrats’ special-interest political allies. This will be a long fight, but House Republicans will continue to stand up for American workers and fight attempts by powerful special interests to eliminate the secret ballot.
Rep. John A. Boehner (R-Ohio) is House minority leader.

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When Later Never Comes: Postponing Consumption Boosts Self-Control
Consumers have difficulty controlling their consumption. Yet strategies that encourage self-control are rare. Three experiments tested a novel route toward self-control success. Relative to the most common strategy, restraint, postponing consumption to the indefinite future reduced short- and long-term consumption of the postponed snack. Process and implications will be discussed.
Nicole Mead and Vanessa Patrick (2013) ,"When Later Never Comes: Postponing Consumption Boosts Self-Control ", in E - European Advances in Consumer Research Volume 10, eds. Gert Cornelissen, Elena Reutskaja, and Ana Valenzuela, Duluth, MN : Association for Consumer Research, Pages: 210-211.
Nicole Mead, Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Vanessa Patrick, University of Houston, USA
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The Delhi Township Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a hearing to hear a request that a variance filed by Joe Vonderahe (property owner) be granted to permit the continued situation of two sheds (accessory structures) in the south front yard at 944 Devils Backbone Road. The subject property is located in the “B” Residence District as shown on the maps of the Delhi Township Zoning Resolution. The Zoning Resolution prohibits accessory structures from being located in any yard other than a rear yard.
Anyone may appear in person or be represented by an attorney if they so wish. This request is on file at the Delhi Township Department of Community Development, located at 697 Neeb Road (Fire Department Headquarters) Cincinnati, Ohio 45233, and can be reviewed during regular business hours (8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) for at least ten days prior to the public hearing on the application.


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The last remaining original cast member, veteran actor David McCallum’s chief medical examiner Donald “Ducky” Mallard, who was a fan-favorite for two decades, has passed away at age 90.
Best known for his roles as a secret agent and a medical examiner, David McCallum has passed away after 20 years as the beloved Dr. Donald “Ducky” Mallard on NCIS. He was 90.
The veteran actor died Monday at New York Presbyterian Hospital as a result of natural causes, according to CBS. “He led an incredible life, and his legacy will forever live on through his family and the countless hours on film and television that will never go away,” the network said in a statement received by TMZ.
Sophia Loren, 89, Hospitalized After Fall at Home In Geneva
McCallum is survived by his wife of more than 55 years, Katherine Carpenter; sons Paul, Val, and Peter; daughter Sophie, and six grandchildren. CBS will reportedly add an “In Memoriam” tribute to an upcoming NCIS marathon to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the long-running procedural.
A beloved star of television and film across multiple generations, McCallum first gainede legions of fans in the 1960s for his portrayal of Russian agent Illya Kuryakin in The Man from U.N.C.L.E. He would receive two Emmy nomination for his work across four years.
He continued to enjoy success on both sides of the pond in television and film before landing what would become his most iconic role for modern generations. He would become the last of the original cast members of NCIS to still be with the show as of the Season 20 finale.
Mark Harmon, who starred alongside McCallum in the first 19 seasons of the show, was among those paying tribute to the venerated actor. “David lived a great, full, long life,” he told Deadline. “I was in awe when I first met him and all of us on the show were honored to have toed a mark opposite him. My condolences go out to Katherine and his family.”
Michael Weatherly, who portrayed the popular DiNozzo for 13 years, took to X (formerly Twitter) to honor his friend and colleague, writing, “David McCallum made every moment count, in life and on set. Let’s raise a jug and celebrate a funny fantastic authentic man.”
Chrishell Stause Pays Tribute to ‘All My Children’ Costar Billy Miller
“I’ve only got 3 autographs. Connery, Tony Bennett and McCallum,” Weatherly continued. “I felt the same way as Steve McQueen in this picture from The Great Escape: Wow! It’s David McCallum! No one did it better. We were lucky to have him bring us Ducky. Let’s send all the love in the world to his beautiful family. Rest In Peace David.”
Pauley Perrette’s Abby Sciuto was just about as beloved as McCallum in her 15 seasons with the show. Taking to Instagram, she wrote in part, “Oh David. What a life. What a legend. What a journey. And your legacy Will always be The love you have for your family.” You can see her full tribute below.
Lauren Holly, who starred on NCIS from 2005-2015, also honored her colleague, writing, “RIP David McCallum. You were the kindest man. Thank you for being you.”
Starring on Seasons 11 through 18, Emily Wickersham paid tribute to McCallum on her Instagram Stories, captioning a shot of herself alongside him and Harmon, “Had the pleasure of working with David for many years and he was the utmost professional and a true legend. I will miss you David. Sending all my love to your family.”
Wilmer Valderrama joined NCIS in Season 14 and remains with the show as it prepares for Season 21. Taking to Instagram, he wrote, “David, what an immense honor it was to share the screen with you. Your professionalism and ability to effortlessly take every one of us on a journey through your art will be felt forever. I will miss you my friend.”
Hollywood Pays Tribute to Bob Barker, Legendary Price Is Right Host Dead at 99
Brian Dietzen has been with the show off and on since the very first season, recurring in Seasons 1 through 5 before becoming a full-time cast member with Season 10.
He shared a wonderful and lengthy tribute with the actor he’s worked with for 20 years, which read in part, “A life well lived. David McCallum was a mentor, a great scene partner, a wonderful father and husband, and he was my dear friend.” You can read his full tribute below.
Seven D. Binder and David North, NCIS’ current executive producers honored McCallum with a statement received by TVLine. “For over 20 years, David McCallum endeared himself to audiences around the world playing the wise, quirky, and sometimes enigmatic, Dr. Donald ‘Ducky’ Mallard,” they said.
“But as much as his fans may have loved him, those who worked side by side with David loved him that much more,” the pair continued. “He was a scholar and a gentleman, always gracious, a consummate professional, and never one to pass up a joke. From day one, it was an honor to work with him and he never let us down. He was, quite simply, a legend. He was also family and will be deeply missed.”
McCallum was also honored by another famous “Duckie,” as Pretty in Pink star Jon Cryer wrote on X, “Devastating to hear as a fan. And worse as someone lucky enough to have worked with him. I’m so grateful I had the chance. A witty, joyful and wonderful actor. He was the guy Duckie called ‘Ducky’ My sincerest condolences to his friends and family.”
Stars Pay Tribute to Jimmy Buffett, Margaritaville Singer Dead at 76
You can see more tributes to the legendary and beloved David McCallum below.


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The Rise and Fall of the Grumpy Burger
The Rise and Fall of the Grumpy Burger follows obsessive filmmaker Marshall Sfalcin as he attempts to make a movie about his family and their once legendary fast-food empire.
Soon, a film within a film emerges and the line between truth and fiction becomes increasingly blurred. Along the way, The Rise and Fall of the Grumpy Burger delves into the madness of amateur filmmaking, the complexities of family ties, and the “truth” about fast food.
Director: Matt Gallagher
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Ferenc Toth is President and Founder of Secure Estate Management.
Ferenc is a nationally acclaimed educator and speaker on financial literacy. He has a knack of explaining complicated financial concepts in a simple and easily understood manner. Ferenc gets people to think and empowers them to better understand the financial tools they are considering. He actively educates for financial literacy.
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Ferenc has qualified for the Million Dollar Roundtable every year he has been an active advisor.
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Placing products in films is not a new idea, but leave it to those Weinstein boys to find a new way to play an old game. The Independent reports Harvey Weinstein and Bob Weinstein have scored a $25 million investment in their spandy new film company from WPP Group, an advertisting behemoth owned by Sir Martin Sorrell. The investement reportedly will get the ad giant a "first look" at opportunities for its products to be integrated directly into The Weinstein Company films.
WPP Group owns a slate of advertisting-related companies worldwide, including Ogilvy and Mather, Grey Worldwide and Young and Rubicam. With all their clients combined, there are probably very few products and companies they don't represent, so the potential for working client products into film is pretty much boundless. Maybe The Brothers Weinstein can even come up with entire films that revolve around products! Barbie in Love? The Adventures of Motorola Boy and Dove Girl in 3D! Nokia City! The possibilities are endless!
You're on notice, Harvey and Bob: if you make Motorola Boy and Dove Girl (directed, of course, by Robert Rodriguez, because such a film would have to be done in 3-D with horribly wooden child actors), I'll be expecting my royalty check.

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WATERTOWN, NY – The Watertown-Jefferson County Transportation Council (“WJCTC”) is seeking input on draft alternatives for enhancing truck routing through the city of Watertown. Community members can view and comment on proposed changes at http://www.wjctc.org.
“The current configuration of designated truck routes between I-81 and Public Square in Watertown contributes to traffic congestion and bottlenecks and poses potential safety issues for other vehicles, cyclists, and pedestrians,” said Geoff Urda, Planner with WJCTC.
WJCTC has developed proposed truck route improvements to better meet the community’s transportation, economic development, and quality of life needs in Watertown’s center. Signage changes to improve navigation on New York State Route 12 and U.S. Route 11 through the heart of Watertown are also under consideration.
WJCTC, the area’s designated Metropolitan Planning Organization, initiated the study of truck routes last winter. To date, the project team, led by WSP and Barton & Loguidice, has undertaken technical analysis of existing and potential truck routes as well as reached out to key stakeholders including freight and logistics companies and the Watertown Downtown Business Association. The study is scheduled to be completed by mid-2022.
“Public Square is becoming more welcoming for pedestrians, bicyclists, and community events, and it’s becoming more than just a transportation corridor,” said Urda. “With this study we want to see how we can support that transition to a livable, active downtown and enhance the efficient movement of goods that truck freight provides for our local economy.”
Community members interested in the project are encouraged to review and offer comment on the draft report available on the WJCTC website during the 30-day public comment period which concludes at 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 7th.


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Fun North London gym offers to help beat winter blues
What could be more fun on a cold winter night than hanging upside down, swinging your hips and stretching your body parts to the edge?
An unusual N19 gym has expanded its range of classes to suit everyone in a bid to convince locals to leave the comfort of their couch and get their hearts pumping.
The Factory, which occupies the first and second floors of a Victorian textile factory is described as ‘an inclusive dance and fitness centre’ – it’s a workout space that’s full of fun.
Classes include Pole Dance, Zumba, Aerial Hoop, Yoga, Ballet Fusion and Dance Fusion – there are varying levels of each on offer, so if you’ve always been tempted to scale the pole, or hang upside down from a Lyra hoop, or dance your booty in to submission, it’s all there. As well as staples like HIIT, Zumba and Indoor Cycle classes.


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Fish is the second episode of Two Pints's third series which was broadcast for the first time on the 2nd March 2003.
Janet agrees to quit smoking when Jonny tells her he doesn't want to be stood at the altar with her 'in an iron lung coughing blood and phlegm' at him. Nicotine deprivation makes her violently horny - with the emphasis on 'violent'. Jonny decides he prefers the old, cuddly Janet and hands her a fag.
Gaz thinks Donna doesn't fancy him any more because she doesn't want to have sex every night. After Jonny suggests Gaz buys Donna some sex aids, Donna comes home to find Gaz has gotten experimental with whipped cream and bondage gear. She runs out of the flat screaming, 'Pervert'.
Louise thinks her life is in danger when she arranges to meet her secret admirer. The admirer turns out to be an old school mate, David Fish. Thanks to 'Oil of Ulay', David has cured his problem skin and is now rather fit.


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“Blues guitar phenomenon Eric Gales is often billed as the second coming of Jimi Hendrix. Memphis born Gales has truly earned his own voice touring with new release; Relentless, a collection of 13 original songs. Appearing with Gales, and returning to The Coach House after a riveting debut in October with Eddie Money, are the 7th Sons who garnered a standing ovation from an enthusiastic audience and chants for more at the end of their set. They'll bring more of their hard rockin' blues originals & covers to the stage again this time around, featuring Robbie King - guitar & vocals; Tina Jackson - vocals; Steve Artea - guitar; Bill McFadden - drums & vocals, John Mila de la Roca - keys & vocals & Gary 'Mr. Pocket' Cox - bass. Also appearing is Monica Kitzerow with Monica & The Chosen Family. Be there! You don't want to miss this one! ”
“Singer Terri Nunn to headline at Coach House - BY ROBERT KINSLER - Contributing writer One of the most successful and influential bands to emerge from the Orange County music scene will headline at The Coach House on New Year's Eve. Berlin, led by lead singer Terri Nunn, will headline at the San Juan Capistrano venue on Dec. 31; opening for the pioneering techno-pop group are Elyse and the Aftermath, and 7th Sons. In an interview last year, Nunn noted while she now lives in the Los Angeles area, she always loves to return and perform in the region where the band got its start in the late 1970s... more in online article...”


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My Exercise Routine
Monday, June 10, 2013
Today's Sparkcoach lesson on my plateau busting program was about the possibility of over-exercising contributing to ones' plateau.
I don't think that's the case for me.
I run 30-45 minutes, which I think equates to between 2 and 4 miles, depending on the route and amount of time I take, 4-5 times a week, on a good week. Many weeks, I only run 3 days, but generally, I try to get a few quick walks around the block (about a mile) a few other days if it's an "only able to run 3 times" kind of week. I've also been doing the push-up challenge with my sister, and about 2 days a week, have been doing random strength training exercises or a strength session or 2 with Coach Nicole.
In the next week, however, I do intend to be more mindful of this, as it may be contributing to my bouts of lack of self-control with eating here and there.

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UF Psychology professor Lisa Scott discusses the effects of traditional face masks on early childhood development.
UF researchers are working with CRISPR-based technology to create quick testing for SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus that causes COVID-19.
UF travel professor Lori Pennington-Gray talks about travel anxiety and the return of business in the travel industry.
State economies continue to reopen, and experts are working to provide the best information on what to expect.
UF scientist says drastic shifts in behavior appear to be having an effect in the pandemic, though they say the death toll will continue to mount and caution against drawing any sweeping conclusions.
With their studies all but shut down during the COVID-19 outbreak, UF/IFAS researchers in Balm are turning their attention to helping fight the coronavirus.
A mathematical modeling group including investigators from the UF Center for Statistics and Quantitative Infections Diseases worked with the World Health Organization and Florida Department of Health on modeling the pandemic globally.


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Oak Ridge, Tenn., May 3, 2012 – URS | CH2M Oak Ridge LLC (UCOR) recently completed a three-year landfill cleanup project on schedule, under budget and without a single work related injury, not even a first-aid case.
Workers cleaning up the 6.5-acre K-1070B burial ground, adjacent to the K-25 demolition project, worked 205,800 accident-free hours while excavating 100,200 cubic yards of soil and debris. “This is proof that the goal of zero accidents on a project can be achieved,” said UCOR President and Project Manager Leo Sain. “This team has demonstrated that focusing on doing the job safely, asking questions, and watching out for each other pays off.”
In addition to the 7,790 dump truck loads of waste shipped to the Oak Ridge Reservation Environmental Management Waste Management Facility (EMWMF) for disposal, the team brought in more than 4,100 dump truck loads of concrete rubble, rip-rap, backfill, and topsoil to provide a final cover for the burial ground. There were no transportation accidents associated with the shipping of waste or the receipt of material for the final cover.
Working safely can also translate into cost savings. Due, at least in part, to the absence of delays and reduced productivity that can result from on-the-job injuries, the project finished on schedule and $1.4 million under budget. The actual cost of the project is expected to be about $5 million.
UCOR, a limited liability partnership led by URS Corporation, is the Department of Energy’s Environmental Management contractor at the Oak Ridge Reservation. The company is responsible for deactivation and demolition of the K-25 facility at ETTP, as well as other specific scopes of work at ETTP, the Y-12 National Security Site, and the Oak Ridge National Laboratory.


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NEW ORLEANS (press release) – New Orleans and Company will celebrate National Tourism and Travel Week, slated for the May 1-7, 2022. It’s a time when travel and tourism professionals across the country unite the celebrate the value travel holds for the economy, businesses, communities and personal well-being. This year’s them is “The Future of Travel.”
New Orleans and Company will celebrate the week the way only New Orleans can, with a parade and pep rally Tuesday morning, May 3. The organization will also host a hospitality industry job fest at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center New Orleans (MCCNO) Wednesday, May 4.
This year’s theme elevates how the travel industry can restore the workforce, help communities recover, foster sustainability, usher in new innovations and reconnect travelers in the U.S. and around the world.
Special guests will include Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser and Don Welsh, Destinations International Chief Executive Officer, who will offer remarks at the Pres Conference Tuesday morning, May 3.
Four “champions” of the hospitality industry will be honored at the post-parade celebration.
Celebrated annually the first full week in May, NTTW was created by Congress in 1983 to elevate the economic power of travel in the U.S. The 39th annual NTTW (May 1-7) arrives as the industry looks ahead to future growth and success following the challenges of the past two years.
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|Tuesday, May 38:30 am: Press Conference at Tableau, 616 St. Peter, at Jackson Square 9:00 a.m.: Parade through the streets of the French Quarter to the Capital One Pavilion on Woldenberg Park 9:30 a.m.: Celebration at the Capital One PavilionWednesday, May 4, 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.: Hospitality Job Fest, MCCNO Hall B75 companies participatingLCMC Health to offer COVID 19 vaccinations|


text: In aquaculture, fish species may experience stressful episodes caused by poor farming conditions. The exponential increase of global aquaculture has raised the number of research studies aimed at demonstrating the sensitivity of aquatic animals in confined environments. The development of a real-time PCR and immunohistochemistry methods were investigated to evaluate the presence, localization, and quantity of biomarkers of oxidative stress in European sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax). In particular, stress tests such as manipulation and temperature changes were conducted through molecular methods to identify the expression level of heat shock protein 70 (HSP70) in stressed animals compared with a control group. The immunohistochemical technique was also applied to locate and study the trends-levels of nitrotyrosine (NT), heat shock protein 70 (HSP70), malondialdehyde (MDA), and 4-hydroxy-2-nonenal (HNE) in different tissues from stressed animals and control group. The presence of the rodlet cell (RCs) was evaluated by histology in both a control and stressed group. Our results show that the real-time PCR method developed is specific for the evaluated target gene and that manipulation and temperature increase are strong stressors for animals. Relative quantification data revealed a gene expression increase of HSP70 in the stressed group of animals compared to the control group. The antibodies used for the immunohistochemical staining were efficient, and it was possible to appreciate the increase of immunoprecipitates in European sea bass either manipulated or stressed by temperature increase. The present study can be a starting point to allow the quantification of HSP70 and the identification of other stress biomarkers in D. labrax.

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I get the Food Network Magazine from my husbands grandmother every year for Christmas. In the May 2011 issue there was a recipe for Mix and Match Quick Bread. I made the Banana Bread with Oats last summer and it was wonderful. I sliced it and froze it and it was so simple to pull one out, pop it in the toaster, and BAM! the kids had breakfast. The concept is simple you pick from pear, apple, banana, carrot, or zucchini and then pick from the several mix-ins.
My daughter and I made 3 difrent batches today to freeze.
Banana Oat Chocolate Chip
I know two Banana ones but I had a lot of bananas on hand (they where on sale for 29 cents a pound at Aldi last week so I got four big bunches – we only have one left). After the garden starts producing there will be zucchini bread too!
The recipe is linked above but I did make one change. When it calls for oil I use applesauce. Applesauce works just as well and better for you. I also used plain yogurt not sour cream when given the choice in the recipe. I leave out step 6, the glaze, all together. I don’t think the bread needs it at all. Why add extra calories if I don’t need to? We do put peanut butter or Nutella on the Banana Oat from time to time.
Here is the photos of the finished product.
Apple Nut and Banana Oat Chocolate Chip
To freeze I did not do much because we eat it up kind of fast.
I put wax paper between two slices and then put it in the freezer in a marked zip top bag.
With the wax paper!
Ready to freeze!
One loaf fits in a large zip top bag with no problem.

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An explosive graphic novel adaptation of Alex Rider's second thrilling mission.Investigations into the "e;accidental"e; deaths of two of the world's most powerful men have revealed just one link: both had a son attending Point Blanc Academy, a school for rebellious rich kids run by the sinister Dr Grief and set high in the French Alps. Armed with a new collection of gadgets, Alex must infiltrate the academy as a pupil and establish the truth about what is really happening there... Featuring full-colour, action-packed, Manga-style art, this graphic novel is ideal for encouraging reluctant readers.
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Anthony Horowitz (pictured) is an award-winning children’s author, writer for television and creator of the phenomenal bestselling Alex Rider and Power of 5 series as well as the Diamond Brothers Detective books – all published by Walker Books. He lives in central London, EC1. Antony Johnston is an award-winning author of more than a dozen graphic novels in everything from horror to romance, and has also written video games, books and animation. He has reinvented Marvel’s flagship character Wolverine for manga, and adapted many of Alan Moore’s prose works into comic form. He lives in ...More About Anthony Horowitz, Antony Johnston


The cuts in public spending pose threats to many aspects of life at the moment. Today will be a day of action to protest against the possibility that up to 400 libraries might close. It's all very polite - as you would expect from the library service. Read-ins, storytelling sessions, and a library where everyone has been asked to turn up and borrow their maximum allowance to empty the shelves are some of the eye-catchingly discreet protests.
In the midst of the flashmob book-reading and other protests, there's a serious point. Libraries have had to change as technology, access to information and culture moves on. But libraries give people access to a huge resource, and they are places where people find new possibilities. There is strong evidence that children, in particular, benefit greatly from access to public libraries.
Whisper it, if you must, but save our libraries.


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Earlier this month, the Center for Medicaid and Medicare Services ("CMS") issued a new proposed rule governing the reporting and returning of over-payments made by Medicaid and Medicare providers. While most providers know that existing law requires providers to report and return any over-payment and notify CMS (or the appropriate contractor) that the payment was, indeed, returned, CMS has, until now, provided little guidance concerning the scope of the rule.
Once a potential over-payment has been identified, a "reasonable inquiry" must be undertaken. If it is determined that the transaction does indeed represent an overpayment, the provider then has sixty (60) days to report and return the monies at issue. According to CMS, the failure to conduct this reasonable inquiry "with all deliberate speed" may give rise to liability under the False Claims Act.
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Manduna Surf Resort
Our friends across to the East from Bali at the Manduna Surf Resort on the friendly little island of Rote have sent us through the latest news from what’s been happening down there. Well tourism is virtually non existent down at the wave riddled island with only a handful of local expats and a few local surfers enjoying the perfect waves, clear warm water and perfect island sunsets.
If anyone here in bali would like to get down to Rote and experience the islands hospitality just drop the guys at The Manduna Surf Resort a line you can find their contact details on their detailed website
Nb;Roti is renowned for it’s ultra white sandy beaches and long perfect waves. Plenty of surfing options for all levels of surfer from first timers right through to elite level. With the International borders.. almost closed there are empty waves and lazy beach life waiting for anyone willing to make the trip. You will also find warm crystal clear water for snorkeling plus some very hot sport fishing on offer.

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Say Good Morning with our Holiday Farm House Breakfast Gift Basket! This collection has something for everyone!
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Sacrum is an extremely rare site for osteoid osteoma. We present a 25 year-old male, a computer operator who presented with chronic back pain of 4 years duration. He was initially investigated with routine x-rays and lab investigations and was treated for chronic back pain at another facility. Extensive work up at our clinic revealed a diagnosis of Osteoid Osteoma of Right 2nd Sacral vertebral arch Interlesional resection of the tumor was done and this was verified on histopathology. The patient had complete relief of pain following surgery. Repeat CT scan done at one year follow up. It showed complete removal of the Nidus. To the best of our knowledge there have not been many case reports in English Literature from the Indian subcontinent. There are many studies in which tumor of lumbar region is one of the causes of radiating pain in lower extremities but to the best of our knowledge this finding is unique and can also be an important cause of radicular pain.
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MILAN — Italian eyewear giant Luxottica SpA on Thursday reported record annual sales and a 20 percent jump in net income as consumers continued to buy its premium glasses and as continued investments in its portfolio and retail business paid off.
In a statement released after the close of the Milan stock exchange, the company said 2012 revenues grew by 13.9 percent on 2011 (7.5 percent at constant exchange rates), reaching 7.1 billion euros, or $9.1 billion. Net income for the period was 541.7 million euros, or $693.4 million.
Luxottica said the board will recommend paying out a cash dividend of 0.58 euro cents, or 74 cents, a share, equivalent to a total payout of some 273.5 million euros, or $350.1 million, about half of 2012 net income.
The company, based in the northeastern Italian town of Agordo, attained record free cash flow “in excess” of 700 million euros, or $896 million, following “strict control over working capital,” chief executive Andrea Guerra said.
Dollar amounts have been converted at average exchange rates for the periods to which they refer.
The company — which owns brands including Ray Ban, Oakley, Oliver Peoples and Persol and produces under license for top names including Giorgio Armani, Coach, Prada and Ralph Lauren — is positive about the current year despite the still-fragile global economy.
“The start of 2013 has been particularly positive and we are looking with confidence to the coming months,” Guerra said.
He also said the company’s strong premium positioning and retail reach — along with favorable demographic trends, especially in emerging markets — as well as the “continued evolution of accessories in the premium segment” meant that Luxottica could “look forward to the future with great optimism and determination.”
The company — the world’s largest producer of eyewear — said it expects “double-digit growth in the premium and luxury segments” in 2013, and added that the renewed partnership with Giorgio Armani, which became operational earlier this year, “represents another major step in this growth plan.”
Tight control over costs and its strong premium portfolio helped Luxottica drive operating income in 2012 to just over 1.0 billion euros, or $1.3 billion, up 22.3 percent on the previous year. The operating margin increased to 14.2 percent over the period compared with 12.2 percent in 2011.
Luxottica said it was looking to expand its retail exposure to emerging markets, with a special focus on Southeast Asia, “specifically in Indonesia and Thailand, where it plans to develop a direct presence.”
Emerging markets posted 26 percent sales growth, at constant exchange rates, last year, making them a “key contributor” to growth.
Also the company said it would continue to invest by expanding both its specialty- store chains in the optical segment, through LensCrafters and OPSM, and in the sun segment, where it is already the global leader, through Sunglass Hut.
The eyewear giant pointed to new sales channels, like department stores and travel retail outlets, as important future sales drivers, especially for sunglasses.
Looking a bit further ahead, Guerra said certain socio-economic trends were likely to play to Luxottica’s advantage, including “evolving demographic changes in the global population, overall penetration of products in both developed and emerging markets and a shift in demand towards premium and luxury brands, especially in the so-called ‘gateway and megacities’ and high-potential channels such as travel retail and department stores.”
Pointing to the still-vast possibilities in the global eyewear industry, Guerra said that over the next 10 years, “approximately 500 million additional individuals will be characterized as vision-correction wearers and a total of 4.8 billion individuals will continue to require some form of vision correction.”
For the fourth quarter, Luxottica posted net sales of 1.6 billion euros, or $2.1 billion, up 8.2 percent on the year-earlier period, and a 19 percent jump in net income to 77 million euros, or $100.1 million.
Breaking: @cushnieetochs’ co-founders @carlycushnie and @ochsmichelle are parting ways. After a 10-year run, Ochs is leaving the brand. Get the full story on WWD.com – link in bio. #wwdnews #wwdfashion
@maybelline’s Kanako Takase had snow bunnies in mind when creating the beauty look for @philipppleininternational. Playing off of the bedazzled snowboards in the collection, Takase mixed two highlighters together for a luminous sheen. #wwdbeauty #nyfw (📷: @jilliansollazzo)
“There’s a huge gap between the old way of doing things and today. It takes the youth to help evolve that. You have to count on the kids today to help lead you into the future. A lot of these retailers are stuck in the past. Communication is the biggest thing,” said @ronniefieg of @kith on the youth’s role in retail. On Monday night, Jeff Staple moderated a keynote session with Fieg and @syresmith at Assembly - a series of workshops, talks and keynotes addressing topics or issues in the apparel industry. Head to WWD.com to read more advice from Fieg and what Smith thinks of his dad @willsmith’s Instagram account and sustainability (📷: @weston.wells)
@joansmalls closed the @michaelkors fall 2018 show in black sequined pants and a varsity T printed with 19 on the front and 81 on the back. 1981 – the year Kors went into business. #wwdfashion #nfyw (📷: @giovanni_giannoni_photo)
“You think your life is going to be a certain way, and nothing you thought would happen ends up happening. Never in my wildest dreams did I think I’d be designing clothes and working with Mickey Drexler, and building something I’m deeply proud of,” said Jenna Lyons. Nine months after leaving @jcrew, Lyons is exploring the meaning of happiness. Read the interview, where Lyons talks about reinvention and more on WWD.com – link in bio. #wwdfashion (📷: Farrell) #jennalyons #jcrew


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Latest Campaigns for Qantas
Qantas profiles real people to promote its 787 Dreamliner
Ahead of the arrival of Qantas' first Dreamliner, the airline is reflecting on real people within its business, from pilots to engineers.
Qantas flies high with outdoor activation from Ooh!Media
Qantas and Ooh!Media are hitting new heights with an outdoor campaign that draws on the native content expertise of Junkee Media.
Qantas ad campaign celebrates staff passion
New Qantas campaign looks at what drives its employees and follows on from the Feels Like Home campaign.
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Qantas customers will be able to access the experience on select flights and in lounges.
Qantas frequent flyer: "for every journey"
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Three iconic Irish indie bands of the 90’s are joining forces for what promises to be one of the most exciting tours of the year. The Reverberation Tour is the first time in 15 years that all three bands will play together on the same stage. Power of Dreams, The Sultans of Ping and The Frank and Walters will play the Academy in Dublin this December 23rd.
In 1990 post U2 euphoria swept Ireland with record labels falling over themselves to sign the next big thing, the Pods, the Sultans and the Franks did things a lot differently and in doing so were the darlings of NME, Melody Maker and Sounds.
All three bands achieved massive success in Ireland and internationally and were renowned for their wild, entertaining live performances.
In this triple headed show the bands will alternate nightly and promise to play only the classics such as Power of Dreams’ “100 Ways To Kill A Love”, The Sultans of Ping’s “Where’s Me jumper” and the Frank and Walters’ “After All” . This promises to be a night of barnstorming indie classics. Tickets €27.50 incl. booking fee.


text: After defining the framework of this study, describing the archaeological evidence for metallurgy dating from the emergence of the first copper finds (c. 4500 BC) to the establishment of tin/bronze technology in central Europe, this book provides an overview of the projects that provided the trace element analyses for this research. The database of this study has been assembled, according to several criteria, from those projects which have compiled c. 35 000 trace element analyses of copper and bronze objects from all over the 'Old World'. Various criteria, such as the location and date of each analysed object, must be confirmed by literature, so that a trace element analysis can be added to the database of this study. The database is provided in the catalogue as a CD-Rom, which includes some of the output, graphs and diagrams resulting from the statistics. A further chapter ascertains the impact of both ore formation and the technical processes of early copper metallurgy, such as smelting and casting, on the trace element composition of copper objects. Apart from the metallurgical literature, this study also refers to archaeometallurgical studies that have investigated the properties of prehistoric copper artefacts. Following the discussion of the possible effects of impurities on copper and their importance for the prehistoric metallurgist, the database of trace element analyses is investigated in respect of the research questions. A subsequent chapter further explores the method discussed and the statistical evaluation and results are presented.


Nikon and Canon are both worth billions of dollars, produce high quality products and take exceptional photographs, but which one is the preferred brand among consumers?
Trevor Hoehne, assistant professor of graphic design, said the average eye cannot tell the difference between each camera’s photos.
“It depends on the raw processing of photos,” Hoehne said. “Both are shot with film, you wouldn’t be able to tell much of a difference if you could.”
Is there a big difference between a Nikon camera and a Canon camera?
Michael Kitada, adjunct professor of photography, said both cameras are great products for photography, but they tend to leapfrog over each other.
“They are close,” Kitada said of competitors. “Nikon right now has the edge with their ISO, but soon enough, Canon will come out with something better. They develop different things at different times. Nikon has developed a lot for the professionals, such as high end ISO and resolution for their sensors, where Canon develops video.”
According to Hoehne, Canon currently has the fastest lenses where Nikon falls shortly behind.
“The best comparison I can give is comparing a Mercedes-Benz and a BMW, they are both great systems, you just commit with one,” Hoehne said. “The thing with photography is the money goes to the lenses. I prefer Canon, the lenses are better.”
Both brands offer a variety of products for consumers to choose, but it is often hard to distinguish which is best for the user.
“In the end, it comes down to what your specific needs are, and if you’ve always used one or the other, you will use what you know. It is so close that it doesn’t really matter,” Kitada said.
Ryan Welsh, junior graphic design major, would choose Canon after all the tests that he put them through.
“Nikon has a reputation for photojournalism, wildlife and sports, the way that they lay out their camera is user friendly for that. Canon has a reputation primarily for weddings and people,” Welsh said.
With Hoehne and Kitada agreeing that the two brands are both a good high-quality option, making the choice between the two is all about personal preference and skill. Measuring personal pros and cons can lead to a decision.


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Established in 2002. Gunman Airsoft started on just one site located at the disused airbase RAF Tuddenham in Suffolk.
Today Gunman Airsoft has 4 sites across the country providing all manner of Airsoft games from the fast paced, action heavy skirmish to the slower, more in depth story based filmsim and milsim games. These games can vary from 1 day events to full weekends and more.
Our 4 different sites provide perfect settings for a variety of game scenarios which range from intense woodland combat scenarios, open ground battle or CQB (Close Quarters Battle) situations.
Josh and his team are dedicated to providing high-quality, mission based airsoft games around a simple ideal, to provide the experience of airsoft (not just the game value) in a friendly atmosphere with honor, sportsmanship and fair-play at the heart of everything we do.
We welcome all players, of all ages (12+) and strive to provide a memorable experience every weekend.
Our games range from simple objective retrieval to hostage rescue to vehicle escort all the way up to in-depth recon and execution of multiple objectives over several days.
We draw our inspiration from popular video games and movies, novels, historical events and much more. We are always open to new ideas and welcome any feedback and ideas you have.


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Luxury Taormina Holidays
Sicily's oldest established and most fashionable resort clings to the terraces of a hillside which rises steeply from the Ionian Sea and boosts spectacular views over two bays and Mount Etna in the distance. Located on the shoreline Taormina is a popular destination for beach-lovers and with its fantastic setting it is ideal for those seeking sunshine on Sicily holidays.
The town is a medieval compilation of ochre and pastel coloured churches, palaces and weather-beaten houses, with a cable car to the pebbled beaches below. The Gothic facades of the buildings heavily laden with balconies of bougainvillea, lead onto charming piazzas with delightful fountains and panoramic vistas. Street cafes and craft shops vie for visitors' attention in the main avenue, Corso Umberto, and shaded alleyways proffer an irresistible invitation to discover something new: a wonderful delicatessen, a stylish bar, or a smart boutique. In the evenings, the sounds of crowded restaurants and sophisticated nightlife echo around the piazzas, courtyards and moonlight streetscape.
Carved into a hillside by the Greeks and later refurbished by the Romans, Taormina's Hellenic Theatre boasts probably the most dramatic scenery of any theatre in the world and features excellent acoustics; always evident during the annual summer arts festival. Additional attractions include the Pallazo di Santo Stefano, the crenulated cathedral of the Piazza Duomo and the public gardens dotted with pagoda-style follies.
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Excelsior Palace Hotel
Excelsior Palace Hotel opened its doors to tourism during the first decade of the twentieth century and is thus celebrating 100 years of genuinely warm and welcoming Sicilian hospitality
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Nestling in luxuriant gardens and dating back to 1922, charming Grand Hotel Miramare enjoys an idyllic location between the old town Taormina and the beautiful coast.
Hotel Villa Sonia
Family-run Villa Sonia is a charming property with traditional interiors, a tranquil slow-living philosophy at its heart and personal service to make guests feel at home.


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The Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership has purchased three more sets of properties strategically located by IndyGo bus lines in its quest to spur the development of affordable housing near the routes.
The acquired properties—located at the former headquarters of retail developer Sandor at 22nd and Meridian Streets, the northwest corner of 25th and Delaware streets, and the northeast corner of New York and Rural streets—are the latest acquisitions in INHP’s $15 million Equitable Transit-Oriented Development Fund.
The fund was launched February in collaboration with Michigan-based Cinnaire, a community development financial institution with offices in Indianapolis, which will manage the fund. At that time, INHP announced it had already purchased 401 E. Southern Ave. near Garfield Park and 2163 N. Illinois St.
The objective of the fund is to preserve or create 1,000 affordable housing units within walking distance to bus stops over the next five years.
“We’re acutely focused on the ability of the low- and moderate-income individuals that would ultimately live in the units on these properties to access transit, and through transit, jobs, healthcare, education and cultural amenities,” said Joe Hanson, INHP’s executive vice president of strategic initiatives. “We see this as an economic mobility strategy for residents.”
Cinnaire has aggregated $8.1 million in lending capital from seven financial institutions so far. It hopes to raise $12 million. INHP, the city of Indianapolis and JPMorgan Chase are contributing the other $3 million to the fund.
INHP will not act as a developer on the properties. Rather, it will seek developers for projects. The developments will likely not be entirely affordable housing. Rather, they will offer some affordable units among market-rate units and, in some cases, retail.
“We’re simply holding these and selling them to someone who will agree to develop affordable housing on them,” Hanson said. “We have to live in realities of negotiations and trying to get the most [number of affordable units] that we can get. We fully recognize the value of mixed-income properties.”
The property at 2810 New York St., near the intersection of New York and Rural streets, is expected to be developed by a partnership of the John H. Boner Center and Englewood Community Development Corp. Hanson said it would likely be a mixed-use property.
The cluster of properties at the northwest corner of 25th and Delaware were purchased from King Park Community Development Corp. INHP is searching for developers for that land, which is adjacent to the Red Line.
The most recently acquired property is at the northwest corner of 22nd and Meridian streets, which used to be the Sandor headquarters. The properties were recently purchased from the Indiana University Foundation. INHP is still working to identify a developer.
The property is right at a Red Line stop, where residents “could walk out the front door and get on the bus,” Hanson said.
“We have developers interested,” he said. “That would definitely be mixed-use. You could imagine the retail potential on the first-floor.”
INHP declined to provide the purchase prices for the properties.
Hanson said there is a misconception that Indianapolis has a plethora of affordable housing, as the city frequently is heralded as one of the most affordable cities in the country. But he said those measures frequently don’t take into account income.
“Rents may be lower here than our peer cities, but apparently so are incomes,” Hanson said.
In fact, INHP says there’s a shortage of affordable housing in Indianapolis, according to research conducted for them by consultant Greenstreet. There are about 100,000 Marion County households that earn less than 80% of the area median income and are housing cost-burdened, meaning that more than 30% of their gross income is spent on housing.
“When we’re talking about 1,000 units, that’s a drop in the bucket relative to that number,” Hanson said. “But it’s a very aggressive number for us and this initiative.”
The properties would likely not be permanently affordable. Like other affordable units in town, a developer could agree to a period of affordability, usually at least a decade, and then eventually take the units market-rate.
Hanson said that’s an unfortunate economic reality, but the group “would rather see some affordable housing done than none.”
“We would love to see them retained as affordability for as long as absolutely possible,” he said. “Part of our strategy is also acquiring existing affordable housing and preventing it from converting to market-rate.”


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Underwater Thruster, Handheld Booster, brushless 6040 Motor, 24V with Battery, can be Used for 60 Minutes, Suitable for Diving, Paddle Board, Kayak, Boat.
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- 【Arrival ready to use】 This thruster contains a motor, ESC, transmitter, battery, charger, integrated design, so that when you receive it, you only need to charge the battery with a rechargeable battery to start using it.
- 【High Performance】It uses a high performance brushless 6040 motor, the large size of the motor gives it a strong power to ensure the continuous and efficient output of the thruster.
- 【Split handheld design】The handheld can be installed or uninstalled separately, allowing you to use it in any situation, either handheld diving or mounting it on your equipment (paddle board, kayak, boat)
- 【Built-in battery design】Integrated injection molded housing allows it to place the battery inside the cabin. 10000mah high capacity battery, which can support it to work continuously for 1 hour.
- 【Other design】When you dive, the transmitter can be installed in the waterproof case on the handheld. In front of the handheld, a camera mount is designed to allow you to set up the camera and take pictures of the underwater scenery. When you mount it on a paddle board or kayak, it can be a wrist strap that is fixed to your wrist with easy waterproofing.


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