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A RECORD 506 men and women were depending on emergency accommodation in Cork during the last calendar week of October, according to the latest figures.
The Department of Housing, Heritage and Local Government, said that the number of adults depending on emergency accommodation in Cork in October increased by five per cent compared to September and increased by 15 per cent in twelve months. There was a 12 per cent increase in the number of men, women and children depending on emergency accommodation in Cork and Kerry during October, increasing to 756 people. Some 164 children were living in emergency accommodation in the South West region, in October.
Cork Simon’s Paul Sheehan said the Department’s figures reflect the demand for emergency beds at the Community’s emergency accommodation on Anderson’s Quay.
“It’s alarming to see record numbers of people depending on emergency accommodation in Cork so early in the einter season, but it’s not surprising – the pressure has been building slowly for months. It’s hard to see that pressure easing any time soon,” said Mr Sheehan. “An average of 75 people per night were depending on an emergency bed at our emergency accommodation during October. That’s well beyond anything we have seen in over 50 years in Cork.”
Cork Simon believes the latest figures from the Department confirm the need for the recently introduced moratorium on evictions.
"The temporary moratorium is likely to help," Mr Sheehan said. "We saw how effective it was during Covid. But it’s a temporary measure, until March 2023. It will be meaningless unless the Government takes the opportunity to get supply back into the housing market.”
Mr Sheehan said he believes there’s no better time to get as many of the 166,000 vacant homes around the country into the public housing stock as quickly as possible. The tenant-in-situ purchase scheme could also be ramped-up – a scheme where properties are taken into State ownership in cases where the owner is selling-up and leaving the private rented market.
“Without urgent measures to increase housing supply, we’re likely to see the number of men, women and children being pushed into homelessness increase further when the moratorium on evictions is lifted next March, as happened after Covid," he said. "We need much more than breathing space. No one wants their child to grow up into homeless on Christmas Day, but unfortunately, it’s looking like well over 500 sons and daughters will be facing into that trauma here in Cork this Christmas. It’s in our gift to help end it. It will require creative approaches, urgency and a shared belief that everyone who calls Cork home should have a home."
Socialist Party TD Mick Barry said, "it's a real sign of the Government's failure on housing that 500 adults are in emergency accommodation in Cork city and county for the first time. The Government fell short of their targets for social housing by 5000 houses last year - this is what happens when Governments fail so badly on that front."

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The global data center industry continued to climb in 3Q 2023 with over 1.4 GW of absorption across major markets. In the midst of this, many markets are acutely feeling the strain of demand and its impact on power transmission infrastructure and overall power supply. This, coupled with the beginnings of what’s estimated to be massive demand from AI requirements, is driving demand into new submarkets of established areas and giving completely new markets an opportunity to attract large-scale data center development.
Top 5 Market Absorption in North America Year Over Year
North American Data Center Markets
In the third quarter of 2023, North American data center markets saw continued growth, though not without industry headwinds. Securing power continues to be a challenge for developers, pushing some to the outskirts of primary markets, as well as fueling growth in secondary and tertiary markets. This has led to an uptick in land-banking by companies hoping to secure space and power for future growth.
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Campus development is here to stay
Campus developments are becoming more popular. Developers are now buying larger tracts of land, often hundreds, even thousands of acres for long-term development. Between southern Manassas and Richmond, VA, one hyperscale user has over 5,000 acres of land under control. Atlanta has also received more attention from land-buyers, hoping to capitalize on the region’s power availability and favorable data center tax abatements (HB 696).
Atlanta leads North America for 3Q 2023 Absorption
Atlanta, Phoenix, Dallas and Northern Virginia led North America in leasing. The increase in absorption reflects the impact of AI requirements and the growth of cloud across the region. Hyperscale users also continue to look beyond primary markets to secondary and tertiary markets, as evidenced by developments in places like Boydton, VA and Umatilla, OR.
Prices rising as vacancies continue to drop
Prices continue to increase across the board. Low vacancies and limited optionality have created a landlord-favorable market, and with demand outpacing supply, asking rates continue to rise. Prices have risen 15% on average, year over year. The range of market pricing has also increased, highlighting the fluctuations in asking rates by market. The average vacancy rates across North America dropped 0.5%, from 3.2% to 2.7% quarter-over-quarter. Cloud providers continue to take most of the capacity in North America. AI and Machine Learning also continue to drive activity across US and Canadian markets, though the full impact of these rapidly growing industries has yet to be seen.
Speculative capital will be spent more aggressively in markets that can accommodate campus development, with a runway to large amounts of power.
Submarkets within major markets will continue to grow from hyperscale users and data center operators.
Older, enterprise data centers will be targets for AI companies needing bridge power quickly, providing an environment that allows them to grow larger over time.
If you're interested in delving further into our North American data, don't hesitate to contact Ed Socia, our Insight Director – North America.
Latin American Data Center Markets
In the third quarter of 2023, Latin American data center markets experienced some headwinds that have temporarily slowed growth trends.
- Macroeconomic Factors: The five largest Latin American economies have seen a drop in the GDP growth, slowing to 1% regionally from the post-COVID growth of 3 to 8% in 2022.
- Inflation and Interest Rates: Inflation peaked in late 2022 but has since dropped to manageable levels based on the quick action of many of these countries of raising interest rates. The focus now is on restarting economic growth in 2024.
- Supply Chain Delays: These delays for key infrastructure equipment have impacted delivery timelines. Data center providers that don’t anticipate certain equipment purchases 24 months in advance are facing commissioning delays.
- Power Constraints: Power constraints, especially in Querétaro, have led to delays in construction starts and in investment decisions in some markets. Access to power in Querétaro is a significant concern, with several projects experiencing postponements or cancelations.
- Political Influence: Colombia’s zona franca beneficial tax incentives debate within the government is stalling some projects from moving forward until this issue is clearly defined.
Latin America has an inventory of 750 MW of commissioned power distributed throughout the various data centers in the region. The top five markets-São Paulo, Querétaro, Santiago, Bogotá, and Mexico City, make up 550 MW or 73 % of the available capacity. São Paulo continues to be the market juggernaut with 270 MW of commissioned power, another 153 MW under construction, and 290 MW of additional capacity has been announced. Overall absorption for the top five markets was 42 MW in Q3, a low number for this region but with 233 MW under construction capacity and 1.1 GW of planned capacity we should see much higher numbers in the coming quarters.
Total Colocation Size for LATAM Markets Over Time
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Querétaro power constraints put a temporary damper on growth.
Like many other markets that witnessed rapid data center expansion, power access, and transmission infrastructure in Querétaro is limited. As a result, construction has been delayed, implementation of the big three cloud regions postponed, and two global hyperscale data center providers decided to pull out of the market altogether after initiating some land purchases. Access to power led to the creation of MXCD, the Mexican Data Center Association, so the data center providers can present a unified front with the government led Federal Electrical Commission or CFE. As a result, in September the Querétaro transmission PPP project was announced by the Querétaro Energy Agency. The project will install 140 kilometers of 1115kV high-voltage lines and two substations with an installed capacity of 1,500 MVA for US$342 million.
Possible expansion into secondary markets that could support AI
Even as the region has yet to fully develop local cloud infrastructure in more than one market, the discussion seems to be shifting to AI and whether Latin America will be able to support these larger, more dense deployments in the future. Less latency dependent AI training infrastructure could distribute development to secondary markets as long as power and fiber density are available, similar to what is happening in the U.S. That said, it is unlikely the region will be supporting large AI deployments until 2025, but will create substantial tailwinds for future growth.
Latin America’s digital infrastructure has a long way to go to catch up to the rest of the developed world. The U.S. has roughly 66 MW of data center capacity per 1 million in population. In contrast, Brazil has 2.75 MW, Mexico 2 MW, and Colombia 0.8 MW. Once the hyperscale deployments come online it will raise the LATAM overall numbers, but AI infrastructure growth in the U.S. will maintain this imbalance for the foreseeable future. To help minimize the gap, it’s critical for Latin American leaders to recognize data center infrastructure as imperative for their country’s growth. The priority for data centers at a national level motivates providers to invest, build, and operate sites in order to lower this digital divide.
If you're interested in delving further into our Latin American data, don't hesitate to contact Steve Sasse, our Regional Director – Latin America.
European Data Center Markets
Absorption in Europe is lumpy as a lack of supply is making users take down capacity when it’s available, instead of when it's needed. A combination of elevated demand, newly announced projects, and projects nearing completion contributed to over 300 MW of absorption among FLAPD markets in 3Q 2023. In the midst of this, planned power in the FLAPD markets is the highest it has ever been, though the timelines of delivery may be longer.
Planned Power Growth in Major European Markets
Notable Trends & Markets
Development with large-scale demolition becoming increasingly common in major markets
Demand for data center space in FLAPD markets is at an all-time high, while supply is low. Data center providers are planning campuses at a much larger scale than before, providing a lengthy runway for development into the future, though often for a single tenant. Greenfield sites that meet those criteria in FLAPD markets are hard to find, meaning providers must buy land with existing buildings that require demolition. While this isn’t a new trend, the scale at which these facilities are being built is new, so providers are buying large corporate campuses that require significant redevelopment work.
Secondary and tertiary markets will be the primary option for AI deployments
AI is an emerging source of demand that has the potential to impact the data center industry in a big way. AI requirements are large in scale, needing a substantial amount of power that most major European markets lack. As a result, AI deployments will need to look to edge markets, whether that be emerging markets like Madrid, Berlin, and the Nordics or FLAPD submarkets like Manchester, Eeemshaven, or Leeds.
Access to power is increasingly difficult to procure, leading to lengthy timelines for the delivery of new capacity. While quarters of high absorption are a positive indicator of the European data center industry, they also eliminate a substantial portion of the supply that can be delivered in the near future. In some markets, power won’t be available until 2025 or onward. In other markets, new development requires large-scale demolition which also increases the overall development timeline.
If you're interested in delving further into our European data, don't hesitate to contact Annemarie van Zadelhoff, our Regional Director – EMEA.
Asia-Pacific Data Center Markets
Demand for data center capacity in Asia remains high, resulting in absorption in existing major markets and plans for new developments in emerging markets. Absorption in major markets has been light in 2023 due to an overall lack of supply, but new capacity and hyperscale companies interested in Singapore and Hong Kong contributed to elevated absorption in the third quarter.
Notable Trends & Markets
Limited power and equipment pipelines delaying the delivery of new capacity
Supply in major APAC markets is tight and development takes a long time. Although suppliers have large backlogs that are easing slightly, manufacturing is still largely outside of APAC, leading to delays in distribution and a lack of supply. Furthermore, many markets are experiencing constraints in power that is affecting both approved and proposed developments.
Absorption remains high in Australia while hyperscale companies continue to develop their own campuses
There’s ample demand for hyperscale development in Australia, but companies are choosing to build and operate on their own. As a result, multiple land acquisitions have occurred where large campuses will be developed. Government groups are absorbing capacity, but primarily from Australian providers.
Although supply is currently tight, opportunities in the near future will likely ease some restrictions on the region’s pipeline. Four data center proposals were selected as part of the pilot Data Centre Call for Application (“DC-CFA”) for a total of 80 MW in Singapore. However, the impact is still unclear due to development timelines and permits. Further supply will also come online in emerging markets around the rest of Asia and the greater Pacific region that will provide suitable capacity and meet demand.
If you're interested in delving further into our Asia Pacific data, don't hesitate to contact Damon Lim, our Regional Director – Asia Pacific.


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Have you ever heard of Westlake Park? This was a park that was once referred to as “the most popular open-air resort in the city” (page 17 of Kevin Roderick’s book on Wilshire Boulevard). Opened in 1890, the park was loved by the people of Los Angeles and offered the perfect venue for leisurely strolls, boating in a lake, and popular Sunday concerts. The park was surrounded by luxury hotels and the area even became known as the Champs-Élysées of Los Angeles. You may be wondering, where is this great park and how come I have not been there yet? Well, Westlake Park is actually MacArthur Park. Obviously, the park and its surrounding neighborhood have changed significantly since the glory days I mentioned above. (For more about the history of Westlake Park, please read this KCET article.) MacArthur Park is still well-known today, but mostly for all the wrong reasons. Specifically, the park became known for violence and crime after 1985 when gangs, shoot-outs, prostitution, and drug dealing became commonplace. Over the years, the City of Los Angeles has undertaken various efforts to improve the park, such as the installation of surveillance cameras, the creation of a recreation center, and the opening of Levitt Pavilion which offers free concerts. But perhaps the most visible attempt to revitalize and change the image of the park is actually a public art project called The Spheres at MacArthur Park.
The Spheres at MacArthur Park is organized by the non-profit group Portraits of Hope which called the project “the largest public art and civic project in the U.S.” Over 10,000 people across Los Angeles participated in the painting of the floating spheres, including 7,000 children who took part in Portraits of Hope creative therapy and civic leadership sessions in hospitals and schools. Community and social service groups were also involved in the project which highlights integrated themes of public art, civic education, community engagement, creative therapy, and teamwork. At the end of the exhibition later this month, the 3,000 colorful, inflated spheres will be donated to social service institutions throughout the U.S., including senior centers, women’s shelters, schools, and hospitals to beautify their exterior and interior settings. The project is a privately funded initiative, and received political and logistical support from the Office of Mayor Eric Garcetti and the City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks.
It is difficult to judge the success of a public art effort, but I would like to think that The Spheres project has been highly successful. I was there over the weekend and noticed quite a few tourists walking around the lake. Also, I have never seen so many people taking photographs at MacArthur Park. Without the colorful balls, I doubt that there would be any tourist or photographer at the park. In addition, I checked Instagram (which I wrote about previously in this article) and found that nearly all of the recent photographs taken at MacArthur Park focus on The Spheres. Furthermore, the park has received much positive publicity as a result of this public art endeavor, as evidenced by coverage on popular media outlets like the L.A. Times, KTLA, and CBS Los Angeles.
The Spheres is a wonderful project that has temporarily revitalized and transformed MacArthur Park. As the exhibit will soon come to an end, it is important to build upon the public interest in the park that has grown in recent weeks. Specifically, more must be done to improve the park in the long term. We have recently witnessed the revival of Echo Park Lake (read this KCET article) and the launching of an international design competition to re-envision Pershing Square (visit this link). It is only logical to ask now: what about MacArthur Park? What can and should be done to restore the beauty and glory of this once beloved public space?
Note: All photos by author.
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this article are those of the author alone, and do not reflect the official views or positions of the Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation.
Editor’s Update: The Spheres of MaArthur Park exhibit has been extended through the CicLAvia – Heart of LA event on Sunday, 10/18, when key central LA streets will be open only to bicyclists, pedestrians, and other non-motorized mobility.

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Question: Fixed-rate mortgages are generally in the 4 percent range at this time, but a 5/1 adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) is available at 3.15 percent. Doesn’t it make sense to take the ARM?
Answer: There’s no doubt the ARM has the lower rate but it’s a “start” rate and not the forever rate that you get with fixed-rate financing. In the case of a 5/1 ARM, there’s a fixed rate for the first five years of the loan term. In year six and beyond, the mortgage rate can change up or down each year.
There are two questions here: First, how much can the monthly cost of the ARM rise? Second, will you own the loan longer enough to be concerned?
A loan officer might say you’re looking at a 5/1 ARM with a 3.15 percent start rate and 5/1/5 caps. What this means in plain language is that after the five-year start period ends, the interest rate on the loan can rise as much as 5 percentage points with the initial change, up to 1 percent annually and no more than 5 percent over the life of the loan.
In year six and beyond, the mortgage rate can change up or down each year based on an index such as 1-year Treasury securities or the 11th District Cost of Funds plus a margin such as 2.25 percent. While the margin is the same throughout the loan term, the index can go up or down. It is extremely unlikely the initial interest change will be anywhere near 5 percent, but if the mortgage contract allows it then you have to say that it’s possible. The highest rate for our model loan is 8.15 percent – the 3.15 percent start rate plus 5 percent.
Since October 1, 2016 virtually all ARMs in the U.S. now state that the lowest possible ARM rate is the margin, even if the interest rate turns negative and goes below zero.
For ARM details take a look at the Loan Estimate form (LE) the lender is required to provide. The “projected payments” area on the first page will illustrate the range of monthly costs for principal and interest. On the bottom of page two, in the “Adjustable Payment (AP) Table” you can see the maximum possible monthly cost.
As to that second question, will you own the loan long enough to be concerned, that’s a very real consideration. There isn’t much upside risk with a 5/1 ARM if you refinance or move in the same time frame as most people, but what if you stay longer? Will you have the finances to pay the monthly cost for principal and interest if there’s a stiff rate increase?
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AEE pushes through Monday's high
Ameren Corporation (AEE) Technical Analysis Report for Jun 30, 2020 | by Techniquant Editorial Team
Moving higher for the 3rd day in a row, AEE ended the month -5.85% lower at 70.36 after gaining $0.63 (0.9%) today, underperforming the S&P 500 (1.54%). Closing above Monday's high at 69.80, Ameren confirmed its breakout through the previous session high after trading up to $0.90 above it intraday.
Daily Candlestick Chart (AEE as at Jun 30, 2020):
Tuesday's trading range has been $1.10 (1.58%), that's far below the last trading month's daily average range of $2.25. Weekly volatility is also lower, being slightly below the market's average weekly trading range. The longer-term, monthly volatility is currently slightly higher than usual for AEE.
Two candlestick patterns are matching today's price action, the Bullish Short Candle and the White Candle which are both known as bullish patterns. The last time a Bullish Short Candle showed up on June 3rd, AEE actually lost -2.75% on the following trading day.
The trend is clearly bearish, showing an intact downtrend in the short, medium and long-term.
Further selling could move prices lower should the market test May's close-by low at 66.33.
Among the five market conditions that our pattern recognition engine identified today, the statistics for the Technical Indicators based market condition "RSI(2) above 80" stand out. Although it is usually interpreted as bearish, it has actually shown to be bullish for Ameren. Out of 315 times, AEE closed higher 50.48% of the time on the next trading day after the market condition occurred. The optimal exit for swing trading this condition on the long side has been after 10 trading days, showing a win rate of 56.19% with an average market move of 0.19%.


Notre Dame makes changes to Title IX policy
Katie Galioto | Monday, August 28, 2017
The University implemented a number of changes to its process of reporting and resolving cases of sexual assault, sexual misconduct, dating violence, domestic violence and stalking at the beginning of the academic year. The changes included the hiring of two additional deputy Title IX coordinators, an increase in the role of the deputy Title IX coordinator in the administrative resolution process — which can result in disciplinary consequences — and the new option of pursuing an “alternative resolution” in lieu of disciplinary action.
“We always get feedback about incidents that have occurred,” University vice president for student affairs Erin Hoffmann Harding said. “We’ve made a variety of changes trying to be responsive to what we’ve learned and how we can be more supportive of all students.”
These changes were rolled out in the midst of an unsettled lawsuit against Notre Dame filed in April by a former student — referred to as “John Doe” — alleging he was unjustly dismissed from the University less than a month before his graduation.
Doe was experiencing episodic depression and suicidal thoughts in the summer and fall of 2016, according to the original lawsuit, and sent related texts to his girlfriend — referred to as “Jane Roe” — over the course of months. Roe perceived the texts as sexual harassment and dating violence and reported the incidents to deputy Title IX coordinator Heather Ryan on Oct. 14, according to documents from a preliminary injunction hearing in the Northern District Court of Indiana. After an investigation and subsequent administrative hearing, the University found Doe in violation of its sexual harassment policy and expelled him, with an opportunity to re-enroll at a later date.
The lawsuit alleges Notre Dame mishandled the case and conducted an investigation full of “procedural flaws, lack of due process and inherent gender bias, designed to ensure that male students accused of any type of sexual misconduct or harassment — concepts that do not apply to John’s conduct — are found responsible.”
Judge Philip Simon ordered the University to permit Doe to take his final exams in May, stating in his order following an April 28 injunction hearing that “the University’s limits on hearing testimony — particularly the application of its narrow witness standard — might be found to be arbitrary or capricious in several respects.” Notre Dame was required to grade Doe’s work, the order said, but it could still withhold his degree and ban him from campus pending the result of the case.
An initial date for the trial has not been set.
Hoffmann Harding said she could not comment on an unresolved court case. Of the policy changes, however, she said similar revisions and improvements are made each summer.
“We try to learn from each and every situation where a student has been hurt or harmed and look at it every summer,” she said. “We’ve looked at it every summer since I’ve been in this role.”
For its most recent changes, she said Notre Dame looked to Baylor University’s newly-implemented model.
“Baylor’s system is one of the most recent that has had input … from the Office of Civil Rights, but also from outside folks with expertise in fairness and ensuring that we can be supportive of students involved in these situations,” Hoffmann Harding said.
Ryan said the University is in the process of hiring the two new deputy Title IX coordinators, who will collaborate with her to fill the position’s heightened responsibilities. Instead of contracting work with external investigators as Notre Dame has done in the past, deputy Title IX coordinators will now conduct investigations by talking to the complainant and respondent, interviewing witnesses and examining information provided.
This change was made in response to student feedback about conversations with external investigators and the timeliness of investigations, Hoffmann Harding said.
“In some cases, [students] felt a bit less comfortable sharing information with an external investigator, as excellent and well trained as they are,” she said.
In the past, once an investigation was complete, a Title IX case was referred to the Office of Community Standards for a hearing. Now, a three-person panel — comprised of the deputy Title IX coordinator conducting the investigation, a member of the Office of Student Affairs and another individual from the Title IX office — will recommend a finding and outcome, Ryan said.
“Everything will happen much sooner than it’s happened in the past, in terms of timeline for a student who’s experiencing this,” she said.
In his injunction order, Simon pointed specifically to delays in the investigation and hearing processes as merits to why Doe’s case had some likelihood of success, part of the burden of proof required for the order allowing Doe to take his exam. Simon wrote that in its handbook, the University sets a goal of finishing each case within 60 days of the initial report; the decision in Doe’s case was made 111 days later.
Additionally, Doe filed complaints against Roe in February that “evidently remain pending,” Simon wrote, preventing Doe’s allegations from drawing Roe’s character and credibility into question.
Now, Ryan said, after a final report is released by the investigative panel — stating whether or not a respondent is found to have violated University policy and recommending disciplinary action, if necessary — both the complainant and respondent have the opportunity to accept the outcome. If either party contests the decision, the case moves to an administrative review proceeding to determine if there was a procedural flaw, substantive new information or insufficient evidence to support the recommended finding — reasons the University accepts as grounds for review.
“This scope allows us to have an administrative review board really look at a case in a way that is comprehensive and really responding to student concerns,” Ryan said. “They’d be able to still have an opportunity to speak in front of that panel and share information, ask questions.”
The administrative review board is now chosen from a pool of trained individuals from the University appointed by University president Fr. John Jenkins, she added.
In the past, a case review board consisted of three faculty and administrators, according to a transcript of the April injunction hearing. Simon discussed the review of Doe’s case in his order, referencing a “conclusory and dismissive denial by the Conduct Case Review Board” as another merit of the case to allow Doe to take his exams. Simon wrote that the board refused to consider Roe’s “cherry-picked” text messages and “evidence pertinent to Jane’s credibility and state of mind,” which could have qualified as reasons to remand the case to the Office of Community Standards before taking any disciplinary action.
Hoffmann Harding said in previous years, when a case came to the Title IX office, a complainant had two options: to pursue an administrative resolution, potentially dealing with disciplinary consequences, or — if the deputy Title IX coordinator found no threat to the general community — to close the case. Now, complainants have the additional option of an “alternative resolution,” she added.
“This has the objective of stopping a behavior, but not necessarily going to that next step, a disciplinary outcome,” Hoffmann Harding said. “So it involves sharing the feedback … and then basically agreeing that it ceases and desists, but not necessarily taking that next step.”
Ryan said participation in the alternative resolution process would be voluntary for both parties and entail non-disciplinary outcomes, such as mediation, support services or a non-contact order. The goal of it all, she added, is to make the process more “restorative.”
“It’s going to be very individual, depending on the needs of the complainant and the nature of the concern,” she said.
This option was not available in October, when Roe made her complaint against Doe. Ryan Willerton, Notre Dame’s vice president of career and professional development and former director of the Office of Community Standards, said the disciplinary outcomes were meant to be “educational,” while speaking about the old process at the injunction hearing in April. In his court order, Simon wrote that he did not find this testimony to be credible.
“Being thrown out of school, not being permitted to graduate and forfeiting a semester’s worth of tuition is ‘punishment’ in any reasonable sense of the term,” the judge wrote.
Hoffmann Harding said the University is always looking at ways to adapt policies and procedures to ensure it is “providing student care in the fairest and most compassionate way.” And despite the numerous changes made to the University’s process of dealing with Title IX cases internally, the process of reporting sexual harassment or misconduct remains the same, she added.
“I think it’s very important to realize that most things really haven’t changed in terms of getting support from confidential or non-confidential resources,” Hoffmann Harding said.
The University introduced the changes in its summer training and Welcome Weekend programs and will continue to publicize them in other ways, such as the Moreau First Year of Studies courses. Ryan said she will be hosting a monthly “Lunch and Learn” series, where students are welcome to discuss and learn about the new policies.
“We’re trying to make it accessible and transparent for all of you so that students have enough choices and agency and the support they need,” Hoffmann Harding said. “That’s truly at the underline of what’s driving all of this.”
Assistant Managing Editor Rachel O’Grady contributed to this report.


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DW's Director General, Erik Bettermann calls for support for the Arab world's reform process in a lasting way: "People there need reliable information from abroad - today more than ever."
DW’s Director General Erik Bettermann used World Press Freedom Day on May 3 to highlight the current situation in the Arab world: “No one could expect that one year after the Arab Spring began, ideological indoctrination and press censorship could be overcome in favor of an open exchange of ideas and media freedom.” He went on to say that former state-controlled broadcasters are undergoing reforms and the media landscape in Arab countries has already started to change, “However, media organizations there are still far from being independently organized and geared to pluralistic reporting.”
“International broadcasters like Deutsche Welle must look closely at these developments and follow them critically,” Bettermann continued. DW took a major step in this direction by significantly expanding its Arabic television programming in February.“ We give people from Tunisia to Bahrain an important source of complementary information. We are accompanying the changes constructively and critically as a partner in dialogue.”
DW's Director General noted the example of a joint TV production with the Egyptian TV broadcaster Al-Hayat. "Shababtalk" brings young people from Germany and Egypt together to discuss current issues. The talk show regularly reaches up to 16 percent of the urban population in Egypt.
The strong interest of Arab audiences in German and European perspectives and in exchange of different opinions across cultural boundaries is reflected in the rapid increase in fans of DW’s Arabic Facebook page. DW's online platforms like Qantara.de also offer bloggers and Internet activists in the region a forum for discussion.
Bettermann said that developing an unbiased and professional media system represents an important challenge in the Arab world.“ Many journalists are showing an enormous amount of courage, and they could use our support.” The DW Akademie is making the region a focal point by offering training programs for media professionals in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and beyond.“ That allows us to share our professional standards and journalistic ethics,” Bettermann said, emphasizing that feedback from participants shows that they want to take advantage of the new opportunities presented.


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Melbourne’s heavy fusion kings Twelve Foot Ninja are set to have a very busy year. You could even go as far as to say they might be as busy as a cat burying shit on concrete. With their Upload Tour kicking off in March which includes Download Festival in Sydney and Melbourne as well as side shows in Perth, Canberra, Brisbane, Gold Coast and Adelaide. After the dust settles from that busy time it all kicks off again in June as they announced today that they are expanding the Upload tour to Europe including playing Download Donnington. Ahead of all this epic touring and fun times I spoke to guitarist and producer for Twelve Foot Ninja, Stevic Mackay, the man responsible for all the extremely clever and amusing film clips we all know and love that come with Twelve Foot Ninja’s magical musical masterpieces.
“I probably need to thank the band for allowing me to do things to them in film clips *laughs* they just go along with it. I am like ‘right, you’re going to be in a dress! I am going to be an old man, I am going to cut your arm off with a chainsaw!’ and they are like ‘OK!’ So, it is pretty awesome. They accept it now, they don’t even ask questions so it’s good. It is a lot of fun.”
Download is getting close now and with all the hype going around because of the epic and absolutely top shelf line up, Mackay enthused about the bands feelings around being a part of such a huge festival. We touched on what bands he is keen to see and play alongside. He also talked about how snake dealing is a fruitful business to move onto after retiring from playing in a band as big as Slayer.
“I think it is the perfect festival for a band like us to play; that is where we want to play, places like that; so, we are very honoured and stoked to be a part of it. I will probably check out Judas Priest, I think they will be interesting to see. I mean you won’t always be able to see these kinds of legacy bands after a while. You know it is already happening with Slayer sort of wrapping it up and you know, I think I am going to seize the opportunity to you know suss out the veterans before they decide to move onto the next phase of their lives. I believe Kerry King is a massive snake dealer, I think he makes just as much money out of selling snakes as he does out of playing in Slayer. So maybe he will focus more on the snake thing post slayer perhaps.”
With a busy time ahead in 2019, Mackay talked about looking forward to the Australian tour. “Yes, it is going to be quite busy. It will be good. We have been busy recording and writing stuff for ages, so it is going to be nice to get out and have some fun and play some shows again in Australia, it is always killer to play in your own country, there is nothing else like it.”
Being based in Brisbane and keen to see the upcoming Brisbane show, I mentioned my research suggested the last time Twelve Foot Ninja would have played here would have been in 2017 for the Sick Tour.
“Yeah that sounds about right, it is weird that time has just flown by so quick but yes, that sounds good. It is probably more accurate than my memory, so I would say yes, I am nodding, that’s what happened; what you said. I am nodding like crazy, you know those people that nod and it is happening so fast it is just a blur? I have been doing it the whole time I have been talking. I am a ferocious nodder.”
After the dust settles from the Australian tour and Australian Download festivals, there is only more to come for the Ninja guys, including new music on the way. There will even be one new track being played on the upcoming tour.
“We have been working on new tracks, have got probably three mixed and mastered and another three in the pipeline. We have got about 30 songs or something sitting there. So just recording and getting all that done. We are going to be doing some overseas shows, we are doing Download UK which is going to be pretty sick as well. So yeah, we are just going to keep on rolling; this year is going to be quite an interesting year for us I think. We are going to play one new track, we are just going to chuck it in there and see if anyone notices. It is a bit of a different one for us. We have been doing a bunch of recordings with like a 16-piece orchestra. So, this is going to be a little bit of a trippy sort of amalgamation of different genres again. I just hope it results in something people like to listen to, that’s the primary objective.”
Twelve Foot Ninja fans are in for a treat with the upcoming tours and Download appearances as well as new music on the way! To add to the excitement, the guys did a call out on their Facebook page today asking local Australian bands to apply to support them on their Australian tour. It’s all happening for the guys and their fans in 2019. Make sure you grab your tickets for their shows as soon as you can!
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Any shmoe with a spare $25-$100 million dollars can land themselves an original Vincent Van Gogh painting, but this June, only one lucky bidder can go home with a singular piece of art history: the gun that was allegedly used by the eccentric painter to kill himself. As reported by the Associated Press, a 7mm pocket revolver found in a field in the northern French village of Auvers-sur-Oise — where Van Gogh is believed to have shot himself in the chest on July 27, 1890 — will go up for auction in Paris at the Drouot auction center, on June 19.
“The gun offered in this sale was found in this field by a farmer around 1960 and was handed to the current owner’s mother,” said the auction website. “Writer Alain Rohan investigated this case and wrote the book Did we find the suicide weapon? in 2012. Several pieces of evidence show it must be Van Gogh’s suicide gun: it was discovered where Van Gogh shot it; its caliber (7 mm) is the same as the bullet retrieved from the artist’s body as described by the doctor at the time; scientific studies demonstrate that the gun had stayed in the ground since the 1890s and finally, it is a low power gun so it could explain why Van Gogh didn’t instantly die after shooting it.”
The painter died two days later of his apparently self-inflicted injuries — although another recent theory is that Van Gogh did not inflict this wound himself.
“Another theory about Van Gogh’s death appeared in 2011,” says the Drouot website, referencing a controversial biography, Van Gogh: The Life, by authors Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith, which makes several dramatic revisionist claims, based on 10 years of study with more than 20 translators and researchers. “According to [two] American researchers, the artist didn’t kill himself. He would have been the victim of an accident. [Two] young boys were playing with a gun next to him when one of them pressed the trigger by mistake and wounded him. However, even if this assumption is right, the weapon could still be the one that killed Van Gogh. The gun would have been left in the field.”
Either way, the gun was included in a 2016 exhibition at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, On the Verge of Insanity: Van Gogh and his Illness, which deals with multiple aspects of the painter’s notoriously troubled mental health, and is expected to fetch €40,000–60,000 (~$45,000–67,000) at auction. It certainly represents a unique offering for obsessive Van Gogh fans, gun collectors, and historical true crime enthusiasts.
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Crys Yin’s subject is grief, which, for all that takes place in public, is largely a private matter.
The first lecture is on the relationship between early portrait photography and diverse notions of US identity during the Gilded Age. Register to attend on January 25.
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Under an initiative approved last week by the membership of the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA), sponsors, issuers, broker-dealers and others involved in the offer and sale of shares of non-traded real estate investment trusts (REITs), business development companies and other direct participation programs (DPPs) will soon have a clear field to use electronic versions of their offering documents. Investors that wish to subscribe for shares, moreover, will be able to sign documents electronically.
While not effective until and as adopted by the various states, NASAA's e-delivery/e-signature initiative is a welcome development for issuers and financial services firms that have been generally forced until now to mail expensive printed documents that required a "wet" signature.
Why NASAA is acting
Despite general acceptance of electronic means for delivering documents relating to the offer and sale of securities, and despite the many ways in which investors can sign and adopt documents electronically, DPP offerings such as non-traded REITs have not been able to fully utilize available means for electronic delivery of their offering documents. Moreover, pursuant to NASAA guidance, issuers and their agents have been required to accept only those subscription documents that have been manually signed by the investor (ie, those with a "wet" signature).
This has added additional printing and mailing costs, of course, but it has also forced broker-dealers and other financial services firms to introduce a costly and complicated process to deliver or provide hard copy offering and subscription documents for DPP offerings recommended to their clients and to ensure that they are fully executed in manual fashion before being submitted for acceptance.
Accurate statistics are hard to come by, but it is generally believed that the current "wet signature" requirement is responsible for a large number of rejected or "not in good order" subscriptions received by DPP sponsors and their distribution arms.
NASAA's e-initiative: key elements
NASAA's newly adopted Statement of Policy (SOP) is aimed at streamlining the document delivery process by allowing for offering materials to be delivered "over the Internet or by other electronic means" to prospective investors and their financial advisers. And the SOP embraces the federal "E-Sign" protocol and will allow investors to sign subscription and related documents electronically, thereby increasing the likelihood that investor paperwork will be filled out and executed correctly and the investor's subscription processed quickly and efficiently by the programs that are in the market raising capital.
As is to be expected, there are elements of the new SOP that warrant focus and that will require sponsors, issuers, financial advisers and others to take steps to ensure that their e-delivery and e-signature programs are consistent with the SOP's requirements. Among the main elements that deserve attention are the following:
Electronic delivery requirements - general
- The offering document (which includes among other things the prospectus, sales literature and subscription document) must be delivered as a single integrated document (or file), or if in multiple parts must be delivered together as a single package or list.
- The format must permit the recipient to store, retrieve and print the document.
Electronic signature requirements - general
- The process for obtaining e-signatures must follow the Federal E-Sign Act and the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act, which impose requirements relating to accuracy, security and disclosures and
- The process must employ a user authentication element as well as include safeguards against alternation as well as retention requirements.
- To carry out e-delivery, issuers and their agents (including selling brokers), must obtain "informed consent" from the investor or prospect, must ensure that delivery occurs at or before the time required by law, and must retain and make available evidence of delivery. Consent may be obtained either individually in connection with each offering, or on a global basis, subject to revocation at any time.
- For e-signature, investors are required to expressly opt in and can terminate their participation at any time. An issuer can get an investor's consent for each offering, or provided by the issuer's agent.
Subscription agreement terms
Under the SOP, an issuer or its agent may deliver a subscription agreement for a single offering (multiple offerings if permitted by a state securities administrator), and allow that document to be reviewed and completed electronically, but only if:
- the issuer or financial adviser (or other agent) reviews "all appropriate documentation related to the prospective investment…" and
- "mechanisms" are established to ensure that the prospective investor "reviews all required disclosures"and "scrolls through the document in its entirety prior to initialing or signing."
Conditionality and cost
The SOP does not permit:
- an issuer or its agent to condition participation in an offering on the investor's willingness to agree to e-delivery and/or to implement the electronic signature capability
- an investor to be charged more to invest if he or she eschews e-delivery (other than higher costs associated with such factors as printing or mailing)or
- discounts in exchange for participation in an e-delivery program.
Policies and procedures
Issuers must have and must require their principal underwriters, dealer-managers, placement agents, broker-dealers and/or other selling agents to maintain, written policies and procedures covering the use of electronic offering documents and subscriptions as well as electronic signatures elements.
In the event that a security breach occurs and is discovered anywhere in the world, the issuer and, as appropriate, its agents are required to take the following actions, as relevant:
- identify and locate the breach
- secure the affected information
- suspend the use of the compromised device or technology and
- provide notice to each investor whose confidential personal information has been improperly accessed and to the securities administrator in each state where an affected investor resides.
Please direct any questions regarding the SOP to the author or another member of the DLA Piper Financial Services group.

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While there are many places that people in the United States go for a great time, Las Vegas is often considered the best place to let go and party. But locals know that Las Vegas and the surrounding area have much to offer, even beyond the well-known, exciting spots.
Because there are so many things to do around Vegas if you want get away and have the time of your life, you may wonder how to have the best experience impossible.
Vegas has a lot to offer, from outdoor adventures to nightclubs to shopping. So, planning the right trip is a matter of what you want to do. These tips can help you find valuable resources and narrow down your options to plan the perfect trip.
1. Reach Out To Local Experts And Organizations
As you research ideas for your trip, one of the first steps should be reaching out to experts in the area or local organizations. You’ll find many locals and travel experts who provide Las Vegas trip guides online, free of charge. These are a great way to learn about places you should check out, especially if you’re new to the area.
If you prefer to be more hands-off during your vacations, you could also look into local organizations that cater experiences for you. You may be willing to pay for a car service or reach out to a hotel and casino for a one-stop trip.
Mainly, you need to figure out what will make you feel happiest.
2. Be Realistic About How Much Time You Have
If you’re only going to Vegas for a weekend, you might not be able to do or see everything you want. So, it’s best to narrow down to your must-do experiences and attractions.
Generally, it’s best to have a theme. Many people want to visit and have a more typical Las Vegas good time. If this sounds like you, you’ll probably want to stay on or near the Strip and easily access many casinos and nearby attractions.
But keep in mind that even on the Strip, it can take a while to explore everything. You may walk more than you’d expect or spend time wandering through large hotels and shopping malls. So, give yourself extra time to look around or unwind, depending on what you want to do.
3. Don’t Count Out The Outdoor Experiences
While many people do come to Vegas for the nightlife and to see the tourist attractions, some people want a different kind of experience. And if you prefer to stay away from big crowds and city life, the Vegas area has more to offer than many people realize. Within an hour of the city, you can visit Lake Mead for many outdoor recreational activities, especially those that beat the heat.
4. Look Up Itineraries And Reviews
Finally, if you’re still unsure what you want to do or how to narrow things down, look up what other people have done. Because Vegas is such a popular place to vacation, you can even look up suggested schedules, such as this one, from the official Vegas website.
Also, take advantage of websites with reviews. Options such as TripAdvisor have lists of the top attractions in the area, and you can also look up specific kinds of activities. From there, you can read the overall reviews and get more information about each spot.
Enjoy Your Vegas Journey!
With these tips in mind, you can cater your Las Vegas vacation to suit your needs, so you end up with a trip filled with good memories.


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Millions faithfully file their 1040 forms each April. But some things about federal income taxes may surprise you.
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Lewiston, NY - Perhaps the most anticipated, and the highest attended concert of Artpark's "Tuesday in the Park" concert series was Heart, as the group brought their brand of gypsy rock to WNY on a perfect summer night for rock and roll. While many of the previous shows in the concert series have been cited as being 'sold out,' the Heart concert should be referred to as 'sold out plus!,' as there were more people at Artpark this past Tuesday than the previous five weeks.
Building upon the already present anticipation of the crowd, Heart delayed the normal 8pm Artpark start time by approximately fifteen minutes, perhaps waiting for the sun to go down, to better set the mood to begin their 90 minute fanfare. Opening the show with the song "Fanatic" (the title track from their yet to be released album coming out in October) was a dicey move, but if you have followed the Wilson sisters throughout their 40 year career, you know that they're not afraid of taking chances or breaking the rules. In fact, while at previous shows this summer, the group had been only playing 2 tracks from the not yet released "Fanatic" CD. But on Tuesday, Heart played 4 songs from the record, which again, was a rather bold move. However, the new songs are very fan friendly, and segued much better with the classic material than the songs they performed from their last CD, "Red Velvet Car," on the previous tour with Def Leppard. Another step up from their last outing with Def Leppard was the fact that they dropped all of the (Led Zeppelin) cover songs they were doing and only performed one cover song, which is the set list staple closer, "Love Reign 'Oer Me" (by The Who).
While most so-called "reviewers" get caught up with talking about the obvious physical attributes or the sensuality and sexuality of the Wilson sisters, most of them fail to mention the fact that they are some of the utmost professional musicians on the touring circuit today. From the minute they hit the stage, vocalist Ann Wilson was slyly signaling directions to the soundman, in order to make last minute adjustments, to perfect their onstage sound. Seeing Ann signal for changes to be made with the level and EQ of the bass drum was a true testament to the perfectionist nature she still has for her craft, even after all these years. Sister Nancy was equally as preoccupied with dialing in just the right stage sound, as she made several adjustments to her in ear monitor throughout the first few songs as well. Ben Smith, who clearly graduated from the John Bonham school of drumming, has the ability to stay on top of the beat, or at times, play slightly off the beat, in order to create the syncopated groove prevalent in Heart classics like, "Magic Man." Craig Bartok excels at the daunting task of playing lead guitar over Nancy's driving rhythm, playing all of the signature intricate parts you expect to hear in the Heart catalog. Longtime keyboardist Debbie Shair and the newly appointed bass player, Dan Rothchild, round out the current lineup. While the Wilson's 'backing band' is literally in the background (onstage), their consistent solid performances is what helps create Heart's near perfect sonic sensibility.
In addition to the new songs from "Fanatic" performed, they included new 'old songs' as well, as "Even It Up" and "Mistral Wind" were welcomed classics returning to the set list. Heart seem to have come up with what may be the perfect set, as the diverse audience of young and old (with a higher than normal female populous) loved every minute of it, and there never seemed to be a lull in the crowd's energy. Ann Wilson sensed the crowd's sincere adulation and commented how there was "love" and "power" in the air. In return, the gathering at Artpark received a heartfelt performance from one of the best female musical duos of all time, and perhaps the best show they will see there all summer!
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A Target bag was left on my counter and the ink from the bag transferred on to it. My counter tops are painted laminate sealed with Polycrylic. How do I get the ink off without completely destroying the counter?
Printing can easily lift off under dry conditions, much like laser print stuff from paper onto plastic. Use isopropyl alcohol, but carefully. Have 2 cloths handy plus a dry towel. One cloth is wet with water to deactivate excess alcohol. The other is used to apply the alcohol and wipe away the ink. Pour some alcohol onto the wiping rag and wipe lightly and quickly to remove some of the ink. Then immediately wipe with the wet cloth to dilute and deactivate the surface alcohol. After the water wash, use the towel to dry the countertop. You are trying to remove the ink with the alcohol without harming the Polyarylic surface. Repeat as needed. If you want, you could use a 70 percent alcohol.

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Drugs such as PCP, ketamine, and dextromethorphan produce an inhibitory effect on neural circuits of the central nervous system. This manifests as a peculiar anaesthetic state referred to as "dissociation" - best described as a disconnection of conscious awareness from sensory and environmental processing. This is due to the blockade of communication between sensory input and the processing structures of the brain; and between various circuits of the brain itself - depending on the dose.
Simply put; dissociatives inhibit the complex processing capacity of the brain to translate sensory stimuli into experience or awareness, leaving the "mind" detatched from the senses, the environment, and the reality at hand (or in higher doses, detatched from essential data stored in other areas of the brain pertinent to identity, self awareness, and memory).
The overall inhibition of neural communication produced by these drugs is due to their ability to block the function of the NMDA complex - The NMDA complex is the molecular device responsible for modulating synaptic plasticity. By the opening or closing of a gate-like structure known as an ion channel, it modulates the intensity at which nerve cells effectively transduce signals between one another, at "synaptic" neural intersections. PCP, ketamine, and DXM, all attatch to specific sites on the inner surface of the NMDA complex (PCP1 site), subsequently blocking the opening of the ion channel.
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The start of the new year always seems like the perfect time to get inspired and motivated to start creating new stories and writing all.the.words. That’s why I’ve put together this collection of 31 January creative writing prompts for adults.
No matter the weather outside, I hope these January writing ideas will encourage you to explore different topics, genres, and themes. If you need even more inspiration, check out my other creative writing ideas.
This is a great month to get cozy, delve deeper into your writing, and revive your passion for storytelling. Let’s get started!
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Why Should You Try Creative Writing In January?
I always tell my readers that having a creative outlet is incredibly important. Of course, this could be anything that helps you express yourself or expand your personal horizons.
I happen to love writing and feel that storytelling is a powerful thing that everyone can do. Plus, January is the perfect time to get into the full-blown cozy winter writing aesthetic. There’s nothing better than settling in for a writing session next to the woodstove while the snow and freezing wind swirl outdoors.
If you’re experienced at creative journaling, then creative fiction writing is a natural next step. But even if you haven’t written a word since high school or college, you’ll probably be surprised at how enjoyable the creative process can be.
Just like journaling, a creative writing habit gives you a way to safely vent your feelings. The great thing is that with creative writing, you may be able to turn those feelings into entire stories… so much fun!
However, sometimes it can be difficult to know where to begin, find that spark of creativity, or come up with fresh writing ideas. Writing prompts can help you overcome writer’s block and explore new ideas as you develop your writing skills.
Now, let’s look at some unique writing prompts for Janauary — one for each day — as well as tips for using them to begin or improve your writing practice.
January Creative Writing Prompts
Each of the following story starters is designed to inspire creative exploration and challenge your writing practice. Enjoy!
(No time to read them all? Click here to have a printable version sent to your inbox.)
1. The New Year’s Time Capsule
— Write a story about a person who discovers a mysterious time capsule on New Year’s Day, containing objects and messages from a distant future that hold the key to humanity’s survival.
2. New Year, New Mew
— Write a story from the perspective of a cat named Kit. It’s a brand new year, and Kit has big plans for exploring the world beyond her humans’ home.
3. Commitment Issues
— Write a story about a person who struggles with commitment in all aspects of their life, until they meet someone who changes everything.
4. Spaghetti Love Story
— Write a romantic comedy about a couple whose relationship is built on their shared love of spaghetti.
5. Whipped Cream Romance
— Write a steamy romance about a couple whose passion for each other is matched only by their passion for whipped cream, leading to sweet and sensual adventures in the kitchen.
6. The Resolution Rundown
— Write a story about a group of friends who make a pact to stick to their New Year’s resolutions no matter what, with unexpected consequences.
7. The Old Rock Collector
— Write a fantasy story about a person who collects old rocks as a hobby. One day, they discover that each rock has a magical power to lead them on an adventure of a lifetime.
8. A Devilish Sunday Supper
— Write a horror story about a person who attends a mysterious Sunday supper party, only to find out that their hosts are not what they seem.
9. The Word Nerd Detective
— Write a mystery story about a word nerd who solves a crime by using their knowledge of language and literature to crack the case.
10. Frosty’s Fresh Start
— Write a story about Frosty the Snowman’s journey to discover his true purpose in the new year.
11. Soup for the Soul
— Write a story about a person who opens up a soup restaurant with the mission of healing people’s emotional wounds through the power of soup.
12. A Steaming Excursion
— An adventure story about an intrepid explorer striking out into unknown territory, armed only with his trusty thermos full of hot tea.
13. Twinings on the High Seas
— A swashbuckling pirate adventure with plenty of action, witty quips, and the occasional moment to enjoy a good cup of Earl Grey amidst all the chaos!
— Write a thriller set in a mysterious beach town where nothing is quite as it seems — and a strange vision board holds the clues to unlocking dark pasts and deadly secrets.
15. The Art of Starting Over
— Write a story about a struggling artist who decides to reinvent their style and start fresh.
16. A Vision of Love
— When a lonely heart creates a vision board to manifest the perfect partner, she finds that love may come from an unexpected source.
17. The Cable Car Killer
— A serial killer targets passengers on a cable car route, and a detective races against time to catch the perpetrator before more lives are lost.
18. The Healing Brew
— When a woman’s grandmother falls ill, she turns to an old family recipe for a healing tea. But as she searches for the rare ingredients, she uncovers a family secret that could change everything.
19. Strange Brew
— An offbeat horror comedy featuring misfits and mad scientists brewing up a concoction filled with strange sights and eerie discoveries.
20. The Potion Master’s Challenge
— Write a fantasy story set in an ancient realm filled with dragons and demons, where one extraordinary wizard stakes his life on brewing the most powerful potion envisioned by mankind!
21. Toil & Trouble Brewing Co.
— A lighthearted comedy following two friends who open up their own underground brewery – specializing in magical potions that cause hilariously exquisite results.
22. Mystery Under the Northern Lights
— A pair of old mittens and a mysterious note found under the aurora borealis in January were only the beginning of an adventure that none of them expected to have.
23. Winter Crossroads
— As snowflakes settled onto a forgotten crossroads in the middle of a silent forest in January, she knew this was the place where destiny would finally set her free.
— Your character has made a list of New Year’s resolutions, but they’re already struggling to stick to them. What happens when they encounter a stranger who seems to know all of their hopes and dreams for the year ahead?
25. My Interests? I’ve Got No Time For That Right Now
— Write about someone who has no interest in new or exciting things–until she meets someone who can’t stand not having an interesting life! What happens?
26. A Little Fun, A Little Creepy, A Lot Too Real
— Your character has been dreaming of the upcoming year… literally. They can’t stop the dreams from happening every night, and they aren’t sure if the visions are dreams, premonitions, or memories. After a while, your protagonist is convinced their dreams are more than just visions…
27. Midwinter Masquerade Madness
— A dazzling murder mystery full of colorful characters, where everyone is wearing masks… and no one has their true intentions revealed until the snow melts away!
28. Patchwork Promises
— A heartwarming saga centered around a family facing hardship, who find solace through their shared love for sewing and creating patchwork quilts — leading them on journeys both hushed and grand…
29. Snowed In
— A group of strangers find themselves trapped in a cabin during a snowstorm, but tensions rise as secrets are revealed and they realize they might not make it out alive. Add your own twist to this classic scenario.
30. Winter Wishes
— On a particularly cold January day, a young woman makes a wish to escape the monotony of her small town. What happens when her wish comes true?
31. Hell’s Winter
— When a freak winter storm hits Hell, the demons must band together to survive the bitter cold. But as they huddle for warmth, they begin to realize that the storm is no accident.
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Tips For Your Creative Writing Routine
January can be a tricky month for creative writing. There’s the excitement of a new year and all the possibilities that it brings, but that also means there are a lot of things competing for your time and attention.
How often should I write?
Set aside time each day dedicated solely to your writing — even if it’s just ten minutes! Make this part of your personal routine so it becomes easier to stick with it over time. I’ve found that getting up just a little earlier and writing 500 words is a fantastic way to begin the day.
Developing the habit of creative writing every day serves so many purposes. It helps to lessen writer’s block, increase writing speed, and improve writing quality.
Schedule your daily writing time and make it YOUR time.
What if I only want to write in one genre?
Here’s the thing… When using writing prompts, it really helps to approach them with an open mind and a willingness to explore. Use prompts as a way to push yourself outside of your comfort zone.
You can use them as a starting point for freewriting to get warmed up or as a way to generate new ideas for a larger project which may or may not end up being in ‘your’ genre.
I always suggest that you try each prompt. And to make things easy, use them in the order they’re written.
But if you really can’t get into a certain prompt, skip it and use something else. This is YOUR writing session, after all.
Don’t be afraid to write badly
There are absolutely no rules when it comes to writing… this is purely for you! So don’t be afraid to write anything that comes to mind.
Allow yourself creative freedom; don’t put too many rules or limits on your work. Sometimes it pays off not knowing where you’re going next and the worst writing can lead to the best ideas and results.
The most important thing is to just keep exploring and writing, even if the words feel awkward or wrong at first. It’s all part of the process! You can always go back and refine things later if you want.
Favorite Writing Resources
You may not need all of these, but here are some things that can make writing every day easier and more enjoyable during the frigid days of January.
A notebook that you love to write in is essential. It should be big enough to write in comfortably, but not so big that it’s cumbersome to carry around. I like this refillable journal with 4 inserts so I can write about different things and keep them sort of organized.
You may not use your journal for all of your daily writing, but it’s nice to have when you want to jot down ideas for characters, scenes, or brilliant storylines… you know those always come to you when you’re not near your computer.
Don’t forget the coffee mug! Every writer needs a great mug. 😉
Related post: Best Journals for Writing: 6 Top Picks
A pen that you love writing with is also important. You want one that’s comfortable to hold and use, and it should have a smooth ink flow. My perfectionist side prefers to write with erasable Frixion pens, but they’re not always the best choice for journals that are left in hot cars, etc. (The ink disappears with heat.)
My other favorite – Pilot G2 pens – aren’t erasable, but they definitely write more smoothly and have a bolder line. The ink can be a little smeary until it dries.
If writing by hand isn’t your thing, there’s nothing wrong with using Google Docs for your daily creative writing. When I’m really motivated and the words are flowing, this is my go-to because I can type much faster than I can write.
When the ideas are there, you have to capture them as quickly as possible!
This leads me to one of my favorite things: the voice-to-text app otter.ai — it’s perfect for rambling through messy scene ideas or making character notes whenever they occur to me. Otter syncs across all of my devices (android, iPhone, and Windows PC) and does a pretty decent job of transcribing for copying into Google Docs or your favorite writing program.
You can gamify your writing prompts with this fun set of writing dice.
Ready to get serious about your book idea? You might have a storyline in your head, but there’s a little more to the process. Grab this printable story planner workbook and start getting some of the details down in writing. Trust me, this kind of development and planning makes the process go much more smoothly!
So if you’re looking to make writing easier and more enjoyable, be sure to try some of these resources.
More Writing Inspiration For January
I hope these January creative writing prompts give you something fun to look forward to this year!
Will you take on the challenge of writing every day for the month of January? Remember, the more you write, the better you’ll become.
Use these prompts to kick off your writing practice in the new year and enjoy an amazing year of growth and creative exploration.
Don’t forget to grab your free printable!
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Residents have been displaced after multiple buildings were damaged in Huntley while an active tornado warning was in effect Wednesday evening, officials said.
The Huntley Fire Protection District and Huntley Police Department responded around 6:20 p.m. Wednesday to the 10700 block of Timer Drive West for a report of storm damage.
Huntley Fire Protection District Battalion Chief Michael Pierce told Lake and McHenry County Scanner that the roof of an apartment building had blown off.
Crews also found a second apartment building, located adjacent to the first, in the 11400 block of Douglas Avenue with damage.
The Douglas Avenue building had broken windows and also had its roof blown off, Pierce said.
Trees were down and other debris was scattered around the neighborhood.
The Huntley Building Department deemed both apartment buildings uninhabitable.
Pierce said the residents of both buildings, which totaled approximately eight units, were displaced.
The American Red Cross is assisting residents with living arrangements.
The Huntley Public Works is working to clean up the area.
The fire department was also called to the StorSafe of Huntley North, 11200 Kiley Drive, after the storage building’s roof sustained damage.
A residence in the 11400 block of Russell Drive also sustained roof damage after a tree branch went through the roof, Pierce said.
Crews also responded to calls for power lines down in Huntley following the storm.
No injuries were reported at any of the locations the fire department was called to Wednesday evening.
The National Weather Service issued a tornado warning around 6:13 p.m. for southern McHenry County, including Huntley, Algonquin, Cary and Crystal Lake.
The weather service said they had radar-indicated rotation in the area that prompted the warning.


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Hobbit helmsman Jackson hit by $190K credit card scam
What has it got in its pocketses?
Lord of the Rings director Peter Jackson was the target of a US$190,000 (£120,000) credit card fraud that sought to bail out a struggling business.
The recently-knighted Hobbit helmsman used his American Express card to buy items from the Michigan Toy Soldier Company, which specialises in the sale of historical miniatures. Richard Berry, owner of the company, used the details to cut fraudulent invoices in order to keep his struggling business afloat, a US court has heard, the Daily Telegraph reports.
Berry, who admits fraud, faces a maximum sentence of 18 months behind bars.
Berry's lawyer, David Steingold, told the court: "He needed inventory and used the credit card, and hoped to repay the money when sales picked up."
"Things got out of hand because the economy didn't turn around," he added.
Sir Peter was not left out of pocket as a result of the scam.
Berry, who has already paid Am Ex half the money he owes and has promised to find some way to repay the rest, faces sentencing on 7 February.
Meanwhile Jackson, 49, was rushed to hospital in Wellington, New Zealand, for surgery on a perforated ulcer earlier this week. The already long-delayed start of filming for The Hobbit was pushed back a further month as a result of Jackson's illness. ®


With all the talk about President Trump politicizing the crisis and trying to help Republican states, the praise from Newsom is significant.
Out of the 40 million people who live in California, Trump is likely to get about seven votes.
It’s obvious that the president is constantly on the phone during this crisis, talking to governors and world leaders, and meeting with his staff. Whatever his inadequacies at the beginning of it — some of which were no doubt abetted or exacerbated by the impeachment — Trump is working this crisis like no other president I can imagine.
Grudgingly, I’d say the only one in recent memory who would have worked as hard and communicated as frequently with others would have been Bill Clinton, who had similar levels of stamina and intensity.
At least when he wasn’t, you know, distracted.
According to the Washington Examiner:
California Gov. Gavin Newsom said he’d by “lying” if he did not credit President Trump for adequately handling the coronavirus pandemic.
During an interview with CNN on Wednesday, network anchor Jake Tapper asked if Newsom felt pressured to compliment the Trump administration to receive federal assistance to combat the spread of the coronavirus.
“Do you find yourself, by necessity, tempering what you say in terms of any issues you might have with the federal response?” Tapper asked, to which Newsom said he wants to avoid partisanship during a crisis.
“Let me just be candid with you. I’d be lying to you to say that he hasn’t been responsive to our needs. He has. And so, as a question, as a sort of an offer of objectivity, I have to acknowledge that publicly,” Newsom said.
“The fact is, every time I’ve called the president, he’s quickly gotten on the line,” he said, noting several actions the administration has taken to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 in his state.