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Notes from the February 12, 2013 City of Fernie Council Meeting.
Partnering Agreement with the Fernie Chamber of Commerce for the 2013 Griz Days Festival
City Council authorized that a notice be issued of its intention to provide assistance to the Fernie Chamber of Commerce under the terms of a partnering agreement for the provision of municipal services. The service being the hosting of the 2013 Griz Days Festival for which the City will provide the Chamber a lump sum payment of $15,000.00 for the services as described in the agreement.
Resort Municipality Initiative (RMI) Transfer under Agreement payment for 2012
Tourism Revenue contributed to $13.4 billion to the provincial economy in 2011 and provided 127,700 jobs for British Columbians, with one in fifteen people employed in this sector.
The second transfer payment from the Province was received in support of numerous local projects identified under the Resort Development Strategy (RDS).
Fernie Chamber of Commerce – Griz Days Festival, Beer Garden.
Council approved the request from the Fernie Chamber of Commerce to operate a beer garden at Station Square on Friday, March 1, 2011 and Saturday, March 2, 2013 as part of the 2013 Griz Days Festival. This approval was subject to the Chamber providing the City with proof that all insurance requirements were in place prior to the event.
2013 Council Committee, Board and Liaison Appointments
Council reappointed the appointees from 2012 as their representatives to the various Council Committees and community liaisons with the exception of the Fernie Public Library Board naming Councillor Warshawsky as their representative.
RBC Grants for Constituency Groups - After School Programs
RBC recently announced its call for after school grant applications for the 2013-2014 school year. They are offering more than $2.8 million in grants across Canada to fund first-time and renewed grant recipients. Charitable organizations that offer after school programs are eligible to apply for a grant of up to $40,000 funded by RBC Foundation.
Proposals must be submitted directly to RBC by March 15, 2013. Organizations wishing to apply for an After School grant may download the application from RBC’s
website at: http://www.rbc.com/donations/after-school.html
School District No. 5 re: "Best Practice" Service
School District No. 5 has contracted the services of “Make a Future” to lead the search for a replacement for their departing Superintendent of Schools.
Western Canadian Junior B Championships – April 2014
Council will provide a letter to the Fernie Ghostriders in support of their bid to host the Western Canadian Junior B Championships in April 2014. This would be a great opportunity to showcase Fernie by bringing this high level championship tournament to the city.
Mayor Giuliano awarded Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee medal by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities
The Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) selected Mayor Giuliano to receive a Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee medal in honour of the contributions she has made to our community and to all of Canada. FCM chose her to receive this distinction for her exemplary efforts to make our community a great place to live. It recognizes the important role municipalities – and their elected leaders – play in ensuring our prosperity and high quality of life.
For more information on this award, please visit the Governor General of Canada website at: http://www.gg.ca/document.aspx?id=14019&lan=eng

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Watch Jessica Yatrofsky Read A Poem About “Capricorn Sluts” From Her New Book
‘Pink Privacy’ is now available for purchase
by Hafeezah Nazim
It's no secret that artist Jessica Yatrofsky is best known for her conversation-inducing photographs. Her most notable work featured in her books I <3 Boyand I <3 Girlfocused onthemes like gender identity, sexuality, and body liberation.But her latest release, Pink Privacy, is her first foray into the realm of poetry writing and is guaranteed to start a conversation about honesty, secret spaces, and... vaginas.
Watch for yourself as Yatrofsky reads one of her poems in the video, below.
Producer: Tina VadenShot by: Bobby DavidsonSound: Charles BillotEditor: Dani OkonMakeup & Nails: Natalia Lopez de QuintanaStyling: Alexis BadiyiPA: Allie Crystal

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It's looking like the pass rushers in this years draft are on the rise. It's nice because I want verrett in round one. But I would also be fine takin Borland because he's not going to make it to our second.
If Deckers walks, its going to be hard to sway my mind away from Jordan Matthews.
I want Pryor.
Damn us for having too good of a record for the better talent. We are remembered for one of the most pathetic Super Bowl performances in the history of the league and now miss out on the cornerstone players. Great ending.
Kelvin Benjamin. Great thing about Benjamin, even if he isn't open horizontally, he's always open vertically.
pick Gabe Jackson OG and Kareem Martin DE in the 2nd round.
pick up extra 3rd round pick.
DE- Phillips/Jackson/Q Smith/kareem Martin/Wolfe
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Nature is so beautiful because it is the perfect balance of order and chaos. It is precisely ordered enough to be predictable, yet chaotic enough to be ever-changing. This combination creates an endless cycle of life and death that is both mesmerizing and humbling.
In nature, we see the perfect example of how everything works together to create something greater than the sum of its parts.
Nature is so beautiful because it is the perfect balance of serenity and chaos. The colors, patterns, and textures found in nature are both calming and invigorating. They can inspire feelings of peace or excitement, depending on the viewer’s mood.
In a world that is often overwhelming and chaotic, nature provides a much-needed respite. It’s a place where we can go to feel refreshed and renewed. There’s something about being surrounded by beauty that makes us feel more connected to the world around us and less alone in our own thoughts.
So why not take some time to appreciate the natural beauty all around us? It might just be the perfect pick-me-up you need to get through your day.
How Do You Describe a Beautiful Nature?
There is no one answer to this question as beauty is in the eye of the beholder. However, when most people think of beautiful nature, they likely envision a scene with lots of greenery, colorful flowers, and perhaps a body of water like a lake or river. The sky is usually blue and there may be some fluffy white clouds.
In short, beautiful nature scenes are typically peaceful and serene.
Why Should We Love Nature?
There are many reasons why we should love nature. One reason is that nature provides us with essential resources for life, such as air, water and food. Another reason is that exposure to nature can improve our physical and mental health.
For example, studies have shown that spending time in nature can reduce stress, anxiety and depression. Additionally, contact with nature can help us to recover from illness more quickly. One of the most important reasons to love nature is because it helps to protect our planet and all of its inhabitants.
By caring for the natural world, we are also caring for ourselves and future generations. Nature provides us with so much; it’s only right that we return the favor by showing it some love!
What is the Most Beautiful Thing of Nature?
There is no definitive answer to this question since beauty is subjective. However, some of nature’s most beautiful things include sunsets, rainbows, waterfalls, mountains and forests. These natural wonders can take your breath away and leave you feeling in awe of the world around you.
Is Nature Inherently Beautiful?
Nature is often seen as beautiful because it can provide us with a sense of peace and relaxation. In many cases, nature is seen as a refuge from the hustle and bustle of our everyday lives. It can be a place where we can go to find solitude and stillness.
However, beauty is in the eye of the beholder and not everyone will see nature as being inherently beautiful. For some people, nature may be seen as something that is chaotic or even frightening. It all depends on our individual perspectives.
The Science of Why Nature Is Beautiful to Us | Big Think
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Why is Nature So Beautiful?
There’s no doubt that nature is absolutely beautiful. But have you ever stopped to wonder why that is?
There are a few different theories out there about why we find nature so alluring. One popular theory is the biophilia hypothesis. This theory suggests that humans are innately drawn to other forms of life because we share a common ancestor.
In other words, we see ourselves in other living things and feel a connection to them. This theory could explain why we find baby animals so cute – they remind us of ourselves when we were young and vulnerable. Another possibility is that we appreciate nature because it provides us with an escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
In our busy lives, it’s easy to forget what peace and quiet feels like. When we’re surrounded by nature, however, it’s impossible to ignore the serenity of our surroundings. The beauty of nature allows us to relax and recharge, which may be why we find it so appealing.
Whatever the reason, there’s no denying that nature has a special hold on us. The next time you’re feeling stressed or overwhelmed, take some time to appreciate the natural world around you – you might just find yourself feeling more calm and centered as a result.
Beauty in Nature
There’s something about being in nature that just makes us feel good. Maybe it’s the fresh air, the sounds of the birds or the smell of the trees. Whatever it is, there’s no denying that spending time in nature can be incredibly beneficial for our mental and physical health.
But what about beauty? Can nature be beautiful? Of course!
Just take a look around you next time you’re outside. The colors, patterns and shapes of the natural world are truly stunning. And even though we often take it for granted, experiencing beauty in nature can have a profound effect on our well-being.
Studies have shown that looking at beautiful scenery can decrease stress levels and increase feelings of happiness and relaxation. In fact, one study found that participants who took a 90-minute walk in a natural area showed decreased activity in the brain regions associated with depression and anxiety. So next time you need a pick-me-up, head outside and soak up some of that natural beauty.
It just might be exactly what you need!
Beauty of Nature Meaning
When we think of the phrase “beauty of nature,” what comes to mind? For some, it may be a sunset over the ocean. For others, a meadow blanketed in wildflowers.
No matter what image pops into our heads, one thing is for sure – when we see natural beauty, it takes our breath away. But what does “beauty of nature” really mean? According to Merriam-Webster dictionary, the definition of beauty is “the quality or aggregate of qualities in a person or thing that gives pleasure to the senses or pleasurably exalts the mind or spirit.”
When we apply this definition to nature, we can see that its beauty lies in its ability to fill us with awe and wonder. Nature has a way of reminding us that there is so much more to life than what we can see and touch on a day-to-day basis. Its grandeur puts our problems into perspective and allows us to appreciate the simpler things in life.
In short, nature’s beauty has the power to make us feel alive. So next time you find yourself feeling stressed or overwhelmed, take a few minutes to step outside and soak up some of nature’s majesty. Let its peace wash over you and breathe deep – remember, there’s nothing like Mother Nature to help you put things into perspective.
Appreciate the Beauty of Nature
We all know that nature is beautiful. But do we really appreciate its beauty? We should!
Here are some reasons why: 1. Nature is a source of inspiration. Artists, musicians, and writers have long been inspired by the beauty of nature.
Just looking at a beautiful landscape can give you new ideas for your work. 2. Nature can boost your mood. Being in nature has been shown to reduce stress and improve moods.
So next time you’re feeling down, take a walk in the park or go for a hike in the woods. 3. Nature is good for your health. Spending time in nature has been linked with better physical and mental health.
So get outside and enjoy the fresh air! 4. Nature is amazing! When you really take the time to look at it, you’ll be amazed by all the intricate details and colors that you never noticed before.
Take some time to appreciate the beauty of nature today!
Nature is beautiful for many reasons. The colors, the smells, the sounds – they can all be so captivating. But there’s more to it than that.
Being in nature can help us feel connected to something bigger than ourselves. It can provide a sense of peace and calm, and remind us of the simple joys in life. So next time you’re feeling stressed or down, take some time to appreciate the beauty around you – it just might make all the difference.

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Everett -- Judged by their industry peers, seven food service establishments in Snohomish County are being recognized for their excellence in handling food safely. “Excellence Award” plaques will be presented to the winners at the Snohomish Health District board meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 12, in the Snohomish Health District auditorium, 3020 Rucker Ave., Everett. The meeting begins at 3 p.m. and is open to the public.
“We have a lot of restaurants who do things right, and we wanted to recognize those facilities that are leaders in safe food practices,” said Rick Miklich, program manager for Snohomish Health District’s Food and Living Environment Section.
Excellence Award categories and winners are:
- Full Menu Establishment
Dragon Palace , 6996 265th St., NW, Stanwood; Hoa Khan, owner
- Fast Service Establishment
Happy Teriyaki #8, 19505 44th Ave. W, Lynwood; Ike Choi, owner
- Limited Menu Establishment
The Coffee Box, 509 W Stevens Ave., Sultan; Elonda Johnson, owner
- Grocery Store
Allan Creek Thriftway, 6610 64th St. NE, Marysville; Sam Cook, manager
Guckenheimer Ent/ATL Ultrasound Inc., 22050 Bothell-Everett Hwy, Bothell; Erwin Arceo, Manager
- Temporary Food Service Establishment
Ziegler’s Bumpus, 18215 42nd Pl. W, Lynnwood; Mark Cameron, owner
- Achievement in Limiting Bare Hand Contact
Subway #10509, 1319 Mukilteo Spdwy, Lynnwood; Mourad Khallas, manager
A 30-member food advisory committee considered 35 food service establishments that had been nominated by Snohomish Health District sanitarians. The committee includes restaurant owners, operators and chefs.
Snohomish Health District created the Excellence Awards in 1988 as a positive reinforcement of its restaurant and food service inspection program. The District’s cadre of 13 sanitarians inspects Snohomish County’s 2600 food service establishments between one and three times a year depending on menu. For more information about safe food handling, call 425.339.5250.
Established in 1959, the Snohomish Health District works to improve the health of individuals, families and communities through disease prevention, health promotion, and protection from environmental threats.

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Per the U.S. DoD, * Indicates a "small business" classification and ** indicates a "small disadvantaged business". NOTE: the U.S. DoD only publicly reports contracts valued at $6.5 million USD or greater.
The contract language is EXACTLY as it appears on the official U.S. DoD website (http://www.defense.gov/contracts/) unless otherwise noted.
Contractor: CACI Dynamic Systems, Incorporated
Department: Missile Defense Agency
CACI Dynamic Systems, Inc., of Chantilly, Va., is being awarded a $59,852,718 indefinite-delivery contract for scientific, engineering, and technical assistance. Work will be performed in the National Capital Region, Washington, D.C., and is expected to be complete by January 2012. Contract funds will not expire at the end of the current fiscal year. Offers were solicited electronically and 1 was received. The contracting activity is the Missile Defense Agency, Washington, D.C., (HQ0006-07-D-0006).
Total Contract Value: $59,852,718


Union shut out Knights, 3-0 in women's soccer
Schenectady, NY - Senior goalkeeper Stephanie Collins (Colton, NY) denied nine shots, but the Clarkson University Women's Soccer team was shut down in a 3-0 loss to Liberty League foe Union College Friday afternoon.
The Golden Knights dropped to 4-8 overall and 0-3 in the Liberty League, while Union moved to 10-2 and 2-1. Clarkson will look to get back on the winning track against Skidmore College on Saturday.Union's Jessica Strang scored two goals to lead the Dutchwomen, but it was Melissa Scinto who tallied the game-winner in the 22nd minute. Scinto picked up a loose ball in a scramble in front of the Clarkson net, and shot it high over a leaping Collins for the 1-0 lead.
Strang notched her fourth goal of the season just a few minutes later at 25:10. Gathering in a rebound off a Melissa McDonald shot in the middle in front of the net. Strang scored an insurance goal in the second half to round out the scoring in the 74th minute. A feed from the midfield by Jackie Trevisani found Strang alone behind a defender, and she buried her second of the day low and to the goalkeeper's right side.
Union enjoyed a 21-7 edge in shots, and had all seven corner kick chances in the contest. Collins made nine saves for Clarkson, while Abby Stohler and Kayla Marti combined for two saves in the shutout.


The lead "Talk of the Town" piece in this week's New Yorker reminds
us what President Obama – admittedly, at this early point in time, "a
star" of "staggering eloquence" – must do to achieve the greatness many think him capable of:
create progressive policies and institutions that will outlast him.
Read the entire piece here


Filament wound composites (FWC) consist of multiple layers of carbon/glass fibres within an epoxy matrix at different angles of orientation to achieve required mechanical properties. The type of hybrid composite and method of fabrication may be tailored to develop a smart pipe with embedded sensors for use in mineral exploration drill pipe applications. Experimental work and numerical simulations were performed in order to understand the effect of the filament angle-ply and how embedded sensors altered the overall mechanical structure strength of the angle-ply composite. Numerical analysis was performed using Hypersizer, to understand the stress distribution on each of the laminated layers, their angles, and the presence of a sensor on the strength of the composite’s structure. The experimental work was carried out to validate the numerical analysis results.
Experiments on two specimens are reported in this study, being with and without an embedded sensor. Eight plies were fabricated with the characteristic angle-ply of filament, wound in a rhomboid pattern. Due to the electrical conductivity of carbon fibre, the sensors’ performance was anticipated to deteriorate. Consequently a hybrid structure was designed. Glass fibre was wrapped around the sensors for isolation and the glass fibre, along with the sensors were then embedded in the carbon fibre filament wound structure. The fabricated hybrid specimens were then subjected to simple tensile tests in the lab. The mechanical strength of both specimens, with and without sensors, was compared to determine the effect of embedding the sensor within this hybrid composite.


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As chairman of the House of Representatives Health and Welfare Committee, I often see firsthand the impact that government can have — both good and bad — on the citizens that it is supposed to serve. While we have worked to improve the quality and efficiency of our health delivery system, I am constantly reminded that the decisions we make ultimately have real consequences for the lives of our people.
Louisiana has a strong tradition of protecting the most vulnerable lives in our society. As we have worked to rebuild our health system to deliver services in a more efficient and cost-effective manner, we have also established protections for the patients served by our system. Because of numerous federal changes to our health system and pressure on state budgets across the country due to the national economic downturn, Louisiana is not alone in pushing state health reforms.
Unfortunately, some states have gone too far in their cost containment policies by implementing rules that ration health care. Last year, Oregon employed a new policy that would deny coverage for some cancer patients based on their diagnoses and odds of survival. Rather than seeing those battling disease as fellow human beings, this harsh policy reduced people to numbers on a page.
When I became aware of these policies, I knew, as someone committed to protecting life at all stages — not only from conception, but throughout life — that these policies were wrong and a gross overstep that put a government agency in the position of putting a price tag on human life. In baseball terms, the Oregon policy was the equivalent of allowing a batter to have two strikes at cancer, but then having a government agency tell him to return to the dugout before he got a third swing.
During the recently concluded legislative session, we worked with cancer advocates to develop and pass legislation to protect Louisianans from being denied health coverage based on their life expectancy or odds of survival. This legislation better equips Louisianans diagnosed with terminal conditions, their families and their health providers the ability to make their own health choices without bureaucratic intervention.
I am thankful to my colleagues in the Legislature for their overwhelming support of this Right to Treatment legislation and for Gov. Bobby Jindal, who signed Act 541 into law. With this new law, Louisianans will have access to innovative treatments without bureaucratic intrusion, and we uphold our longstanding tradition of protecting all human life in our state.
state representative, District 74

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Thursday, June 10, 2010
Back to the Future
I love my baseball looking shirt. It is a Goodwill find! The skirt is a 80's vintage look. I went DIY, cut it and folded the edges for a different type flair. The skirt was 3.75 from Goodwill as well as the shirt. I love my Keds. Keds are always cute and not too bulky for a jazzy outfit. The entire outfit is slightly a throwback and I love it!

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Heat milk and add mozzarella and cheddar cheese. Stir to cook till cheese melts. Remove from heat and let cool. Add mayonnaise and mix till smooth.
Fry K&N's Croquettes as per instructions on pack and slice lengthwise into halves.
Cut open a green chilli from one side and deseed. Fill with cheese mixture, Peri-Peri sauce, and half a Croquette. Repeat with all chillies and freeze for 30 minutes.
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Thank God It's Friday is a 1978 American musical disco comedy film directed by Robert Klane and produced by Motown Productions and Casablanca FilmWorks for Columbia Pictures. Produced at the height of the disco craze, the film features The Commodores performing "Too Hot ta Trot", and Donna Summer performing "Last Dance", which won the Academy Award for Best Original Song in 1978. The film features an early performance by Jeff Goldblum and the first major screen appearance by Debra Winger.
Produced at the height of the disco craze, the film features The Commodores performing "Too Hot to Trot", and Donna Summer performing "Last Dance", which won the Academy Award for Best Song in 1978. Thank God It's Friday tells several intertwining stories of the patrons and staff of the fictional Los Angeles disco nightclub The Zoo over the course of a single Friday evening. These persons include: Tony Di Marco – owner of The Zoo.
Thank God It’s Friday is a 1978 disco song by the studio disco group Love & Kisses, popularized as the theme song of the film by the same name. It was written by European composer and producer Alec R. Costandinos. It peaked at on Billboard ' s Disco charts, R&B and Pop. Over the years some radio stations would play the song at 5:00 . on Fridays to mark the end of the work week and get its audience pumped-up for the weekend
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Produced at the height of the disco craze, the film features The Commodores performing "Too Hot ta Trot", and Donna Summer performing " Last Dance ", which won the Academy Award for Best Song in 1978.
Ka D'Argo finds his inner hippie. John Crichton gets the worm. Aeryn Sun starts to be more. And Rygel becomes a weapon of mass destruction. D'Argo is yelling in a fit of Luxan hyper-rage. Directing his anger at the nearest male, D'Argo goes after Crichton, but John has hidden himself safely out of D'Argo's sight, taking refuge in his spacesuit on Moya's exterior hull & observing D'Argo through a porthole as D'Argo vents his anger on the DRDs instead.
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It's Friday and everyone is going to the hot new disco. The Commodores are scheduled to play if Floyd shows up with the instruments and Nicole dreams of becoming a disco star. Other characters are there to win the dance contest, or to put a little excitement into a fifth anniversary. OK, polyester was hot has hell to ware, Carter was an idiot, people waited to fuel for hours, but people still knew how to have fun when times where rough. If you want to step into a time warp, this is it. It's a light hearted take in 1978 when disco was huge. You could be anyone, any color, any sex anything and just be open with who you where. The music is great, it's got a great "happy" beat to it. Seeing people I have only heard of was really neat to see. Donna Summer and Paul Jaba make an appearance and Debra Winger from "Terms of Endearment" was one of the.
Thank God It's Friday" is a 1978 disco song by the studio disco group Love & Kisses, popularized as the theme song of the film by the same name. Along with the tracks: "Last Dance" by Donna Summer, "After Dark" by Pattie Brooks, and "Take it to the Zoo" by Sunshine, "Thank God It's Friday", peaked at on Billboard's Disco charts


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A common respiratory infection that usually surges among children in wintertime has made an early appearance this year, surprising hospitals with dozens of coughing and wheezing infants and toddlers at the height of summer.
Cases of respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, have been rising nationally since the spring, and doctors in Massachusetts started noticing the trend in the past two to three weeks. But unlike hospitals in the South that are also coping with a surge in COVID-19 cases, children’s hospitals in Massachusetts say the illness is not straining capacity. It’s just unexpected.
“Normally we hardly see any RSV during the summer months,” said Dr. Ben Nelson, a pediatric pulmonologist at MassGeneral Hospital for Children.
Doctors say the illness is soaring now because pandemic precautions prevented children from interacting and becoming exposed to RSV over the previous fall and winter. In typical years, nearly all children become infected with the virus before they reach age 2, with a small fraction requiring hospital visits. But many born in the past 18 months encountered RSV for the first time this spring and summer as restrictions eased.
“We have an entire 18 months’ worth of small children who have no immunity,” said Dr. Kristin Moffitt, a pediatric infectious diseases specialist at Boston Children’s Hospital. The hospital has seen about a dozen cases in each of the past two weeks, she said.
RSV infection is typically mild, indistinguishable from a cold in most cases. But it can inflame the small airways in the lungs, and the smallest children — especially premature babies, children with heart or lung disease, or those with weakened immune systems — can become severely ill, sometimes needing supplemental oxygen or intensive care stays. Children often get reinfected with RSV, but the subsequent illnesses tend to be less severe.
Among children under age 5 in the United States, RSV typically leads to 2 million doctor-office visits each year, 58,000 hospitalizations, and up to 500 deaths — higher than the estimated toll on kids from COVID-19.
“We have admitted over the weekend a number of children to the hospital, including some who had to go to the ICU,” said Dr. Lauren Rice, chief of pediatric emergency medicine at Tufts Children’s Hospital. She estimated that “a handful” of RSV cases have been coming to the hospital each day over the past couple of weeks, although most don’t need to be admitted.
There is no treatment or cure for RSV. Certain highly vulnerable premature babies get an injection of monoclonal antibodies once a month during RSV season to prevent illness. Otherwise, patients receive supportive care, such as supplemental oxygen and suctioning mucus, and usually recover within one to four weeks. RSV is rarely fatal.
The RSV cases are coming in addition to the injuries, trauma, and drownings that are more common in the summer, Rice said.
Still, she said, “We haven’t had to go to any special surge capacity. It is certainly something we’re mindful of. We regularly meet now to make sure that we’re prepared for any surge that may come our way.”
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a health advisory on June 10 about an increase in RSV cases across parts of the South. Cases have appeared in many other states, too, and doctors in Massachusetts were waiting for the surge to reach here.
But some other states have had to contend with COVID-19 at the same time, a problem not seen in Massachusetts because of the state’s high vaccination rate. On Friday, a doctor tweeted about the challenges in Texas.
“COVID admissions in our medical center are up 500 percent,” wrote Dr. Heather A. Haq of Texas Children’s Hospital. She noted that she’s seeing more cases of COVID pneumonia in younger children. “But the difference this time compared to previous surges is we are simultaneously dealing with an unheard of summertime #RSV surge—creating a ‘surge upon surge’ situation.”
RSV also affects adults, and can be serious in the elderly. Among adults aged 65 and up, the virus can lead to pneumonia and causes almost 180,000 hospitalizations and 14,000 deaths yearly.
The summer spike probably won’t prevent the illness from resurfacing on its usual schedule in the winter, said Moffitt, of Boston Children’s. “I do expect that we’ll see a typical RSV surge this winter,” she said.
“We’re going to see a surge in all viruses this fall and winter,” Nelson, of MassGeneral, predicted. “All the viruses are going to come back with a vengeance.”
The doctors urged parents to be aware that cold symptoms this summer could signal RSV; they should keep sick kids home and monitor their symptoms. And they should be sure to wash their hands often, especially after blowing noses or touching the face.
“Don’t be afraid to come in to see us,” added Rice, of Tufts. “We want people to come in when their kids are not feeling well. The hospital is a safe place to come to and we’re ready.”
Material from the Associated Press was included in this report

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Below is a first look at new and forthcoming books from RSF for Spring 2019. The new list includes Wrecked, an investigation of how American automakers’ attempts to weaken unions precipitated the decline of the auto industry; Credit Where It’s Due, a study of the causes and consequences of credit invisibility and other forms of financial inequality in the United States; Immigration and the Remaking of Black America, an analysis of migration patterns and socioeconomic disparities among black Americans; and the third edition of the Handbook of Research Synthesis and Meta-Analysis.
Two new issues of RSF: The Russell Sage Foundation Journal of the Social Sciences will also be released this spring and include “Criminal Justice Contact and Inequality,” which explores the vast scope of the criminal justice system beyond prison and its consequences for low-income and minority groups; and “Using Administrative Data for Science and Policy,” which demonstrates multiple ways that linking different sources of administration data helps improve the reach and efficiency of policy solutions.
By Joshua Murray and Michael Schwartz
At its peak in the 1950s and 1960s, automobile manufacturing was the largest, most profitable industry in the United States and residents of industry hubs like Detroit and Flint, Michigan had some of the highest incomes in the country. Over the last half-century, the industry has declined, and American automakers now struggle to stay profitable. How did the most prosperous industry in the richest country in the world crash and burn? In Wrecked, sociologists Joshua Murray and Michael Schwartz offer an unprecedented historical sociological analysis of the downfall of the auto industry. Through an in-depth examination of labor relations and the production processes of automakers in the U.S. and Japan both before and after World War II, they demonstrate that the decline of the American manufacturers was the unintended consequence of their attempts to weaken the bargaining power of their unions. Read more
By Frederick F. Wherry, Kristin S. Seefeldt, and Anthony S. Alvarez
An estimated 45 million adults in the U.S. lack a credit score at time when credit invisibility can reduce one’s ability to rent a home, find employment, or secure a mortgage or loan. As a result, individuals without credit—who are disproportionately African American and Latino—often lead separate and unequal financial lives. Yet, as sociologists and public policy experts Frederick Wherry, Kristin Seefeldt, and Anthony Alvarez argue, many people who are not recognized within the financial system engage in behaviors that indicate their credit worthiness. How might institutions acknowledge these practices and help these people emerge from the financial shadows? In Credit Where It’s Due, the authors evaluate an innovative model of credit-building and advocate for a new understanding of financial citizenship, or participation in a financial system that fosters social belonging, dignity, and respect. Read more
By Tod G. Hamilton
Over the last four decades, immigration from the Caribbean and sub-Saharan Africa to the U. S. has increased rapidly. In several states, African immigrants are now the primary drivers of growth in the black population. While social scientists and commentators have noted that these black immigrants’ social and economic outcomes often differ from those of their native-born counterparts, few studies have carefully analyzed the mechanisms that produce these disparities. In Immigration and the Remaking of Black America, sociologist Tod Hamilton shows how immigration is reshaping black America. He weaves together interdisciplinary scholarship with new data to enhance our understanding of the causes of socioeconomic stratification among both the native-born and newcomers. Read more
Edited by Harris Cooper, Larry V. Hedges, and Jeffrey C. Valentine
Research synthesis is the practice of systematically distilling and integrating data from many studies in order to draw more reliable conclusions about a given research issue. When the first edition of The Handbook of Research Synthesis and Meta-Analysiswas published in 1994, it quickly became the definitive reference for conducting meta-analyses in both the social and behavioral sciences. In the third edition, editors Harris Cooper, Larry Hedges, and Jeff Valentine present updated versions of classic chapters and add new sections that evaluate cutting-edge developments in the field. Read more

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Collage typeography illustration from Alexis Anne Mackenzie has an air of playfulness without being overly girly, or illustrated. She shows a beautiful balance between image and letter, with I’m sure a lot of painstaking thought put into each piece. Nicely done!
Rebecca Manson, one of the current sculptors in residence at Cal State University Long Bech [CSULB], told me I had to drive out to the campus to see what Christopher Miller was working on in his studio. So, with my full trust in her hands, I took the hour long and then some drive from Los Angeles to Long Beach to scope it out. And when I got to Miller’s studio I couldn’t believe what I was looking at. It was a painting machine, but one made out of organic materials like bamboo instead of steel, with markers hanging from strings stretched 5 ft high. The whole thing was powered by several fans that would cause the pens to sway back and forth across a massive sheet of paper, which was taped to the ground. Christopher then had various obstacles placed around his painting surface that the pen could work around. For instance, there was one sculpture composed of about 50 triangles that restricted the motion of the pen as well as one of Rebecca’s ceramic pieces that blocked out certain areas of the paper to create an ever -evolving, uniquely beautiful, and chaotic masterpiece. I especially love how you can really feel the heart of Christopher’s piece when you see it in person, since every single element is either hand painted or constructed. Even the strings that are holding the pens have little paper accessories attached to them, which remind me of tie-died Mondrian mobiles. Christopher is still working on this particular sculpture and can always use donations of various painting supplies like inks and markers to help progress the work. If you’re interested in helping him out, you can send him a direct email at Chrismmiller[at]hotmail[dot]com. Watch a video of the piece in action after the jump.
Constance & Eric are a married couple from Brooklyn who have carved a niche and figured out how to make a living taking pictures of people having sex. Blurring the lines between high art and commercial photography, the duo have photographed over 140 couples. Beginning the project out of disappointment in the way commercial photography generally treats bodies and sex, the couple came up with their own parameters for “sexy.” Disenchanted, as many of us are, by the narrow definition advertising and media give to the term, Constance and Eric decided to pursue a visual journey through the erotic and corporeal.
Subtle in their abstraction, the duo’s photographs transcend pornography or explicit imagery and become mere suggestions of the actual act. But there is a sensual nature to the images that feels incredibly personal, even if a viewer can’t actually discern what precisely he is looking at. In an interview with Nerve, Constance said, “The abstract images help create more of a feeling of the moment. It enables the viewer to put themselves in the image without the distraction of recognizable features.”
In an interview with Huffington Post Constance and Eric said that the part of their job they enjoy the most is “Showing people how beautiful they are together.” Check out their website, and if you’re brave enough, grab your significant other and contact them for a session. (via HuffPost & Nerve)
For Lucas Simões‘ Quasi-Cinema series, he stitches folded photographs together in the form of a wave and fixes them onto a support of wood and cloth to create the appearance of cinema. He uses personal photographs that he magnifies before bending them in this wave form. The construction of these photographs evokes movement through each successive image, sort of a physical representation of stop motion. Simões’ architecture and design background has influenced this and other works, some of which we’ve featured in the past. He lives and works in São Paulo.
A new invention redesigning sticky notes has a 50/50 chance of becoming successful. Switch Notes by suck uk stationary store, was created with the same thought in mind as a refrigerator magnet or bulletin board; used as a simple tool to help remember “things to do”. The original sticky note was invented in 1968 by 3M chemist Dr. Spencer Silver. At the time, he was looking for an adhesive that could stick to things and be reused or repositioned multiple times. He proceeded to invent low-tack tape. This was released on the first sticky note marketed as Press ‘n Peel back in 1977. Its yellow color came from the scrap paper used in tests and in 1980, the product was reintroduced as Post-it Notes.
The new and improved humorous design of Switch Notes is slightly different from post-its, because it has a light hole switch in the middle. This added feature enables the user to put it on a light switch doubling the reminder value. The design is greener and saves paper, but according to initial feedback, isn’t sticky enough and tends to fall off when placed. If so, it kinda defeats the purpose of “no brainer convenience”. Does it really make sense to take another step and place something deliberately on a light switch? And what if you forget to shut off the light, then what? Late fee.
Still, those who love anything new and different will buy into it. The company suck uk who makes Switch Notes, specializes in unique items for the home. Some of their bestsellers include an LED light which turns old bottles into lamps and an umbrella which changes colors when rain hits it. (via lostateminor.com)
The above picture is documentation of Stefan Benchoams 2008 installation Ejercicio de Dibujo at the XVI Paiz Biennial in Guatemala City.
Women always say that men think with their crotch so Cuban artist Yoan Capote decided to create a series of work replacing the male genitalia with a giant brain. All of Yoan’s smart and witty conceptual sculptures mix a dash of irony with a dose of comedy such as the ladder with rocking chair legs or a pair of pristine running shoes carved out of pure marble.


Where are these girls’ parents?!
But why were they even there?!
Both weekends have the same lineup, and more importantly
[Image via Pacific Coast News.]
It's a double dose of "Listen To This" today!
A truly rare and special occurrence!
We've got new music from Karmin!
And it's a smash!!!
We liked their last original song, buzz track Crash Your Party, but we LOVE this new one!!!!
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Expansion, engagement … and robots
The day after high winds toppled trees around the Midcoast, Ben Fowlie looked at the rain being driven against the Zoot Coffee window in Camden with an appreciation rarely offered by big-event organizers.
“I sure hope there’s some of this weather left for the festival,” he said.
Inclement weather makes for more movie watching, but the ninth annual Camden International Film Festival, which runs Thursday night through Sunday evening, Sept. 26 through 29, is jam-packed with options that can entice people indoors even on a sunny day. Festival pass sales have been running above last year’s, and the program has expanded to include several embedded series including, for the first time, a chance to view an earlier generation’s documentary classics in addition to the output of the last year or so.
Thanks to a grant from the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences, this year’s screenings include a Then and Now program, which pairs classic documentary films and filmmakers with some of the work from emerging non-fiction filmmakers they inspired.
“We’re linking work created today with their luminaries. For example, we’re screening Barbara Kopple’s work and that of Elaine McMillion, who does interactive documentary work to create a huge web piece,” he said.
Both filmmakers — McMillion’s groundbreaking “Hollow” will be presented during the Points North forum — have focused on coal country. Kopple, whose “Harlan County U.S.A.” won an Academy Award in 1977, also is screening her latest work, “Running From Crazy,” a portrait of actor Mariel Hemingway’s explorations into her family’s complicated history. Both her films will screen at Rockland’s Strand Theatre.
A 10-year-old film that has current — and local — ties is “My Architect,” Nathaniel Kahn’s effort to come to terms with his late father, famous architect Louis Kahn. The movie was filmed in Maine; Kahn’s sister, Alexandra Tyng, is currently showing paintings that reflect family history at Rockland’s Dowling Walsh Gallery; and the director and other family members will attend the screening in Rockport’s Union Hall. “My Architect” is part of the second grant-funded program, Process, which focuses on artists and their work.
Another embedded series in this year’s multi-faceted festival is CIFF’s inaugural Engagement Summit, an attempt to bring professionals and organizations focused on a social issue into a conversation about using the power of non-fiction storytelling as a tool in their work. This first Summit, in partnership with Camden National Bank and the Pen Bay Healthcare Foundation, is focused on Aging in Maine and the related screenings include one of Fowlie’s favorite films of the year, “The Genius of Marian,” in which a filmmaker documents his mother’s experience with the early stages of Alzheimer's disease.
Thursday, Sept. 26
Camden Opera House
7:30 p.m. "Cutie and The Boxer" (2012, USA) 81 min.
Friday, Sept. 27
Bayview Street Cinema
10 a.m. Shorts First 1 (FREE, 10 films) 86 min.
Noon "Pablo’s Winter (El Invierno de Pablo)" (2012, Scotland/Spain) 76 min.
2 p.m. "These Birds Walk" (2013, USA/Pakistan) 72 min.
4 p.m. "Last Dreams (Sidste Drømme)" (2013, Denmark) 60 min. plus a short
6:30 p.m. “Our Nixon” (2013, USA), 85 min.
9 p.m. "William and The Windmill" (2013, USA) 92 min.
Farnsworth Art Museum
Noon “Darwin’s Nightmare” (2004, Austria/Belgium/France) 107 min.
2 p.m. “Hearts and Minds” (1974, USA) 112 min.
6:30 p.m. "Maidentrip" (2013, USA) 81 min.
9 p.m. The Secret Cinema (2013, USA) 116 min.
Saturday, Sept. 28
Bayview Street Cinema
10 a.m. Shorts First 2 (FREE, eight films) 84 min.
Noon "Remote Area Medical" (2013, USA) 80 min.
2 p.m. "Bending Steel" (2013, USA) 93 min.
4:30 p.m. "Caucus" (2013, USA) 104 min.
7 p.m. "The Genius of Marian” (2013, USA) 84 min.
9 p.m. "Narco Cultura" (2013, USA) 102 min.
Camden Opera House
8 p.m. “The Crash Reel” (2013, USA) 109 min.
Farnsworth Art Museum
11 a.m. “To the Wolf (Sto Lyko)” (2013, Greece/France/UK) 74 min.
12:30 p.m. "Public Hearing" (2012, USA) 110 min.
3 p.m. “Night Labor” (2012, USA/Canada) 64 min.
11 a.m. “The Kill Team” (2013, USA) 79 min.
1 p.m. "Running From Crazy" (2013, USA) 100 min.
3:30 p.m. “Terms and Conditions May Apply” (2013, USA) 79 min. plus short, panel discussion
6:30 p.m. “Big Men” (2013, USA) 99 min.
9:15 p.m. "Expedition to the End of the World" (2013, Denmark/Sweden) 90 min.
Sunday, Sept. 29
Bayview Street Cinema
10 a.m. Shorts First 3 (FREE, seven films) 92 min.
Noon “Town Hall” (2013, USA) 74 min.
2 p.m. “A Will for the Woods” (2013, USA) 93 min.
4:30 p.m. "Elena" (2013, Brazil) 80 min.
6:30 p.m. “The Last Station (La Estacion Ultima)” (2012, Chile/Germany) 90 min.
Camden Opera House
7:30 p.m. "Pandora’s Promise" (2012, USA) 90 min.
Farnsworth Art Museum
11 a.m. “Moon Rider” (2013, Denmark) 94 min.
1 p.m. Sense of Place (two shorts) 18 min.
3 p.m. "Suitcase of Love and Shame" (2013, USA) 70 min.
11 a.m. "Harlan County U.S.A." (1977, USA) 103 min.
1:30 p.m. Dirigo Shorts (Maine-made) 52 min.
3:30 p.m. "See" (2013, USA) 70 min.
6 p.m. “The Act of Killing” (2012, Denmark/Indonesia) 159 min.
2 p.m. “My Architect: A Son’s Journey” (2003, USA) 116 min.
“We were looking for an engagement opportunity with the larger community, an open conversation … It’s morphing into a media conference about the special power of this specific form we’re working with. For me, there’s no better medium for engaging a general audience; the movies are meant to communicate and inspire conversation,” he said.
Another change is the CIFF selection of several major market documentaries, some of which have been in release for a number of months. The Opening Night Film at the Camden Opera House, part of the Process series, is 2012’s “Cutie and the Boxer” about “boxing painter” Ushio Shinohara and his wife, artist Noriko Shinohara.
“It’s hard to imagine topping last year’s ‘Betting the Farm’ but as far as an enjoyable cinematic experience, it’s exactly the way to open the festival — it’s about the creative process, art, love — anyone will enjoy it,” said Fowlie.
The festival’s Closing Night Film, “Pandora’s Promise,” may get less love but promises to challenge the mind and provoke discussion in its presentation of nuclear power as the antidote to climate catastrophe. In between, there is, as usual, a wide range of subjects from filmmakers here and abroad. The closest-to-home is “Reviving the Freedom Mill,” part of the Dirigo Shorts program. And there are several films from Denmark, two by filmmaker Daniel Dencik; CIFF has often screened films from Scandinavia, which produces a lot of experimental work.
“We’ve always had a lot; there’s good funding for the arts there and what comes out is often groundbreaking and forward-thinking. ‘Last Dream’ is my kind of film, a little slower pacing and atmosphere,” he said of Estephan Wagner’s Aging series selection.
The aging angle is an unexpected one in a festival that has traditionally focused on up-and-coming documentary talent, but several films inject a youthful perspective including “Maidentrip,” about 14-year-old Laura Dekker’s attempt to become the youngest person to sail solo around the world. Other lively young dreamers profiled include bike rider Rasmus Quaade (Dencik’s “Moon Rider”) and snowboard legend Kevin Pearce (Lucy Walker’s “Crash Reel,” which Fowlie calls a great family film).
The documentary genre’s longstanding tradition of revealing injustice and raising awareness is well represented, no more so than in the special screening and discussion of “Terms and Conditions May Apply,” a 2013 film that could not be more timely, given the recent National Security Agency revelations. The 79-minute film will be followed by a panel discussion in Internet privacy experts.
“We’re bringing in a lot of heavy guns for a 45-minute panel. I’m interested to see how the community will respond,” said Fowlie.
Community response to the free Shorts First programs Friday through Sunday mornings at Camden’s Bayview Street Cinema has been enough to bring them back again; meanwhile, the Farnsworth Art Museum’s auditorium is getting an upgrade this year with a real screen and new projector.
“It’s a ‘serious’ venue now, great for abstract and experimental work,” said Fowlie.
There are several examples of the ongoing experiment that is cinematic non-fiction filmmaking, a hot topic in the documentary field these days. “Public Hearing” may ring some local bells in its verbatim re-performance of a rural American town meeting debate over the replacement of an existing Wal-Mart with a Super Wal-Mart; “Suitcase of Love and Shame” was created from 60 hours of reel-to-reel audiotape discovered in a suitcase purchased on eBay. CIFF perennials David Redmon and Ashley Sabin, whose “Night Labor” was screened as a work-in-progress last year, brings it back as an award-winning feature.
“’Public Hearing,’ [Aran Hughes and Christina Koutsospyrou’s] ‘To the Wolf (Sto Lyko)” and Redmon’s all use non-actors staged in a way that’s directed. They’re part of a large conversation that’s happening now” in the non-fiction film community, Fowlie said.
One of the more creative storytelling selections is another major release documentary, 2012’s “The Act of Killing,” which has the perpetrators of the 1965 genocide in Indonesia re-enact their infamous exploits for the camera; the result is both compelling and repellant.
“It’s been out for 10 months but hasn’t shown here, and is one of the best films I’ve ever seen,” said Fowlie.
The Camden International Film Festival has expanded in a number of unusual directions since its 2005 debut, notable via its concurrent Points North Documentary Forum that offers access to industry professionals usually reserved for much larger markets than Midcoast Maine. This year, Points North has added a pitch for the popular online New York Times Op Docs, master classes and more. As always, admission is free for the popular Points North Pitch is free.
“We’re definitely not doing the typical regional festival model of showing 50 films and having 15 fundraising parties … the level of interest and involvement from the industry and emerging filmmakers separates us. Nobody does the breadth of programming we do,” Fowlie said.
That breadth takes a dedicated team, which grows from a couple of year-round staffers to eight to 10 festival month, most of who have been on board for a few years.
“We’ve added some new positions; 90 percent of last year is returning. It’s a well-oiled machine,” said Fowlie.
Little cardboard machines will add a bit of whimsy to this year’s CIFF. Points North director Sean Flynn is enrolled in the new Communication Media Studies program at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and his MIT connection is bringing Blabdroids to the Midcoast. Blabdroids are small, rolling robots meant to be picked up by those they bump into; when their cameras sense someone has done so and is looking into the lens, it “asks” a question and films the answer. CIFF is loading the Blabdroids with questions about aging and plans to cut the resulting footage into a two-to-three-minute short that will be part of this winter’s Aging in Maine screenings around the state.
“They’re a marriage of science and art … and cute! I saw one in New York and got to talk to one, it’s a great experience,” said Fowlie.
He added that people seem free to be quite candid with the little robots, which is in keeping with CIFF’s sense of intimacy — another thing that sets it apart from the larger fests, despite its growing international reputation. For those attending the Camden Film Festival this year, either as in full immersion or a casual screening pop-in, Fowlie has some advice.
“Take a risk and see something you might not usually see; you won’t be disappointed,” he said.
For more information on each film, as well as festival passes and the full schedule, visit camdenfilmfest.org. Passes may be purchased online through Sept. 26 and picked up at the CIFF Box Office starting Wednesday, Sept. 25, at noon. The CIFF box office is located at Bayview Street Cinema.
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This week's book giveaway is in the OO, Patterns, UML and Refactoring forum. We're giving away four copies of Refactoring for Software Design Smells: Managing Technical Debt and have Girish Suryanarayana, Ganesh Samarthyam & Tushar Sharma on-line! See this thread for details.
Hi! I have an Applet that makes a Socket Connection to a server running on port 9999. I have this working good on all windows OS through a dialup. But thru one behind a firewall.. the Applet is not able to make a socket connection and throws a NoRouteToHostException; when it is a WindowsNT 4 Workstation with SP5.. but on a Windows98 it works just well. Is there any difference in the implementation of the JRE on both.. if no then why is it not working on a Winnt and why it is on a Win98 with the same settings for the N/W. Thanks Regds Gautham Kasinath P.S. A speedy help is appreciated.


Need mag holster for para 16-40 for IDPA
Can you recommend one? It is a double stack but does work with Fobus type mag holsters. Need it to be kydex or plastic. Recommendations appreciated.
i have a 14-45, which has the same dimensions, mag wise.
i have had good luck with blade tech's inexpensive 5.11 line of mag pouches for a Glock 20/21. they work fine, but they aint pretty. theyre cheap though!


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Last Updated on December 17, 2020
Temporary workers from Trinidad & Tobago stranded in Canada due to COVID-19 restrictions in their country have been given access to open work permits.
A temporary public policy, in effect until February 12, 2021, allows the agricultural workers to apply for temporary status and get a six-month open work permit.
The step makes them eligible to apply for other jobs to access health care and apply for employment insurance.
“While Canada continues to discuss solutions with the government of Trinidad & Tobago to enable the workers to return home, this public policy ensures they can maintain their legal status if they remain in Canada through the winter months,” a statement from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) said.
Interest In Immigrating To Canada Grows During COVID-19 Pandemic, Study Reveals
Canada Immigration Policies and COVID-19 In 2020
Designated Learning Institutions With Approved COVID-19 Readiness Plans For International Students
Initially, the workers – estimated to number 400 in Ontario and Alberta – did not have access to employment insurance because of the conditions of their employer-specific work permits. It meant they were left to rely on donations for shelter, food and warm clothes as winter set in.
In a tweet, Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino said Canada was committed to continued assistance for the group of workers
“We will continue to do all that we can to support these workers until they can get home,” he said.
We will continue to do all that we can to support these workers until they can get home. https://t.co/tYhv3wf5De
— Marco Mendicino (@marcomendicino) December 16, 2020
Temporary workers were quickly given exemptions to Canada’s travel restrictions imposed in March due to the outbreak of coronavirus.
Canada relies on an influx of temporary workers each year to work in food-related industries including farming.

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A dispersal order is in place covering a large area of Billingham after a spate of anti social behaviour.
The order covers central Billingham, John Whitehead Park and Low Grange.
It began on Friday and will come to an end on Sunday.
It gives officers powers to order anyone who is likely to cause anti-social behaviour to leave the area while the order is in place.
It may be extended if officers feel this is necessary.
Reports on social media claimed a young couple were attacked by youths in the park on Friday.
A dispersal order was in place until 4pm on Wednesday.
Last weekend, two youths were spoken to by police over anti social behaviour in the area.
Billingham Neighbourhood Police Team said: “A fresh dispersal order has been authorised going into effect today and stretching into Sunday.
“This order covers Billingham Centre including John Whitehead Park and extends into Low Grange.
“Officers can ask anyone likely to contribute to ASB to leave the area for a period of up to 48 hours. We will review this and extend if necessary.”
After last week’s reported anti social behaviour, the Billingham NPT asked parents: “Do you know where your children are, and what they are doing?
“Anti-social behaviour including criminal damage has a negative impact on communities and reduces the feeling of safety.
“This will not be tolerated. Make sure you don’t have to pick up your children from the police station tonight.”

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Two days after Diyarbakır, Van and Mardin metropolitan co-mayors elected under Peoples’ Democratic Party HDP have been dismissed to be replaced by governors that were appointed as trustees in their stead, protests continue to rock Turkey. Hundreds across the country have been detained as calls for protest grow. Government representatives announced that the mayors were dismissed due to links to terrorist organizations, however not following legal procedure but directly issuing dismissal orders. Criticism from within AKP can be heard due to police’s harsh treatment of protestors.
Ministry of Interior published the reasoning for dismissal of elected HDP co-mayors on its website in Kurdish as well. Presidential Spokesperson İbrahim Kalın announced “there is no dismissal order for mayors that are not linked to terrorist organizations and not aiding & abetting them; there is no such issue for Istanbul and Ankara.” Although not clarifying hundreds of other municipalities held by opposition parties.
HDP co-chair Sezai Temelli visited Human Rights Association Diyarbakır branch, Diyarbakır Chamber of Commerce, Diyarbakır Bar Association, calling for joint struggle against appointment of trustees.
THREE METROPOLISES UNDER TENSION
All roads leading up to Diyarbakır Metropolitan Municipality have been blocked by police barricade and water cannons have been stationed. All citizens passing through blocked areas are being subjected to ID controls at check points. HDP deputies, co-mayors and members who attempted to hold a press manifestation in front of Diyarbakır Metropolitan Municipality, started a sit-in under police siege. Dismissed HDP co-mayor of Diyarbakır, Dr. Selçuk Mızraklı said “within law there is the mechanism of objection; we will file our objections in the conscience of the people.” HDP municipal councillor for Diyarbakır’s Kayapınar, Adnan Akgül has been dismissed and Kayapınar Governorship chief editor Mehmet Zülküf Güler has been appointed as trustee to occupy the municipal seat. Police intervention in Diyarbakır targeted people marching to the Ofis district, in protest of dismissal of elected co-mayors and appointment of trustees. Police intervention continued in Diyarbakır against HDP members at Anıt Park; initially 3 were detained through beating. During police intervention in Diyarbakır, HDP deputy Remziye Tosun fainted. Over 10 were beaten & detained; journalists were beaten during intervention. HDP Siirt deputy Meral Danış Beştaş announced in front of a Diyarbakır Metropolitan Municipality public bus “on day one they are using the people’s vehicles as detention buses instead of servicing the people.”
Following appointment of trustee mayor in Van, all municipal directors have been dismissed and scores of municipal employees have been detained with house raids. An order of secrecy and lawyer ban have been declared. Appointed trustee mayor of Van Metropolitan Municipality, Van Governor Mehmet Emin Bilmez abolished the municipal council and declared it with a letter to elected councillors, announcing “your responsibilities and duties will be held by the provincial commission from now.” Police intervened in anti-trustee appointment protest in Van, also beating the people caught up in a cafe. HDP deputy Muazzez Orhan shared video footage of police taking someone in custody after heavily beating him with the note “this is AKP’s tyranny; of course you will pay for it.” AKP deputy Mustafa Yeneroğlu criticized police violence during intervention against protests following dismissal of elected HDP co-mayors in Van, “those who permit this tyranny shall be dismissed immediately and all will be done to bring them to justice.”
Following appointment trustee mayor in Van Metropolitan Municipality, 3 auditors who are members of Lawyers for Liberty Association have resigned from their posts at Van Water & Sewage Works General Directorate.
Dismissed co-mayor of Mardin Ahmet Türk has had an argument with the police officers who blocked the road leading to Mardin Metropolitan Municipality. Türk asked “why is the municipal council not allowed to go to the municipality?” HDP co-chair Temelli gave a speech in Mardin, after which the crowd started marching to HDP headquarters despite police pressure. There was short lived quarrel between deputies and police but crowd reached the party headquarters.
GOVERNORSHIPS DECLARE PROTEST BAN
Mersin Governorship banned the press manifestation against dismissal of elected HDP mayors at 6 pm on Peace Square. The press conference was held at DISK union local headquarters; CHP local chair announced disturbance felt through dismissals. Police intervened in protest in Mersin that was to be held against appointment of trustees instead of elected HDP co-mayors in Diyarbakır, Van and Mardin.
Muş Governorship banned all protests, rallies, distribution of flyers, putting up banners, and all kinds of other activist actions until September 4.
Protest took place in Muğla’s touristic city Bodrum against appointment of trustee mayors instead of elected HDP co-mayors; during the press manifestation police intervened, detaining at least 15. Police intervened harshly against protest in Muğla’s touristic city Datça on Republic Square; 21 have been detained.
Video footage of police shooting rubber bullets from short distance against protestors in Istanbul’s Kadıköy in August 20’s protest revealed.
Video footage of police shooting rubber bullets from short distance against protestors in Istanbul's Kadıköy in last night's protest revealed. pic.twitter.com/lZDcSyYUS4
— dokuz8NEWS (@dokuz8news) August 21, 2019
Izmir Bar Association opened a court case against protest ban declared by Izmir Governorship. Human Rights Association Adana branch opened court case against Adana Governorship’s ban on protests in the city requesting cancellation of the ban.
OPPOSITION CRITICISM SPREADS
IYI Party spokesperson Yavuz Ağıralioğlu, “it is solely the government’s responsibility to explain how certain people have first been given clearance to participate in elections, won and were given the mandate only to be dismissed 4 months later.”
Saadet Party chair Karamollaoğlu reacted against dismissal of elected HDP co-mayors, “through appointment of trustees both laws and the people’s will have been ignored.”
CHP vice chair Yıldırım Kaya, “appointing trustees instead of people’s elected officials is to appoint trustees instead of democracy. I call upon all people that have conscience, reclaim democracy, rights, laws and justice all together.”
Leader of the Labour Party in the UK, Jeremy Corbyn reacted against dismissal of elected mayors and appointment of trustees in their stead, calling for Turkey to respect rule of law and human rights.
Read: “Adana Labor and Democracy Forces: Ugly Truth Behind Appointed Trustees has been Revealed”


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, political sources said, on Monday, that the President of the Republic, Barham Salih, received a copy of the sanctions that the American administration intends to impose on Iraq.
The sources said, "Saleh received today an unsigned copy of the US sanctions resolution in Iraq in case he wants to get the American forces out of his lands by any decision."
She added, "The delivery of the copy of the decision to the President of the Republic is aimed at being fully informed of the dire consequences of the sanctions before they are signed and formally announced."
US President Donald Trump threatened, earlier in the day, sanctions with Iraq after the House of Representatives decision to end the foreign presence in Iraq. Ended 29 / h


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Kylie Jenner has often sought inspiration from Queen B, Beyonce's style-files, just like we all have! From her quirky poses to her ethereal outfits, we have all secretly archived most of her posts for future references.
But this time looks a little different! Kylie has been accused of trying to look like Beyonce and oh boy, Twitter has turned it into a roast-fest; take a look!
Kylie wore the same printed bodysuit as Bey, with similar retro glasses, a sleek belt, an over-sized coat and pumps. Now, think about it, so many details for it to be a coincidence, wouldn't you agree?
She went ahead and copied another one of her animal-printed dresses and now we're convinced this is a calculated sartorial move. She even got the same goldy-lock and struck the same pose; can you beat this?
Twitter has been on a roll since the young Jenner posted this photo; check it out:
Everyone wants to be Beyoncé...the only difference is, Kylie Jenner has enough money to actually do it pic.twitter.com/pI3gvQRYpw
— andre (@dre_flo) March 6, 2020
Kylie wanna be Beyoncé’s tethered so bad.... pic.twitter.com/8OCDqlhn79
— Suit Gawd, MPA (@Fresh_Logic) March 6, 2020
Surgeon: “what do you want?”
Kylie: “to look like Beyoncé”
Surgeon: “say no more” pic.twitter.com/3R5fYeEuLQ
— David (@dxvidjb) March 6, 2020
Kylie honey, you are not Beyoncé please https://t.co/vRmkURrlda
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Kylie Jenner is trying really, really hard to look like Beyoncé in this picture. pic.twitter.com/fgHdE1dpJs
— Mike Sington (@MikeSington) March 7, 2020
Well, 'brutal' would be putting it mildly; what are your thoughts?

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EM Picks: ☆BIANCA OBLIVION.*・°☆
by Pauline Poderoso
Club Aerobics bae BIANCA OBLIVION blessed Eros Mortis with a new mix inspired by "QT internet vibe[s], lots of synths, pitched-up, girly vocals". This high-energy mix goes with Bianca's sexy tomboy vibes made to make you pop your booty for those nights at the club when we're feeling ourselves and everyone around us.
What genres and styles influenced the EM mixtape?
For the EM mix I totally switched it up from the styles I’ve been playing out/mixtaping lately. It’s a very QT internet vibe, lots of synths, pitched-up, girly vocals. I was really inspired by the EM aesthetic and tried to capture that in this mix--think gummy candy and Lisa Frank stationary and every adorable emoji, especially my personal fav *pink nail polish hand.* I was also very inspired by my IRL friends in LA who have been releasing so many jams lately (thx for sharing y’all!), but also my URL friends who have sent along tracks and supported me--I appreciate you all <3!
What’s your ideal DJ outfit?
I’m somewhat of a chameleon, I always dress based on the type of event or how I’m feeling that night. One night you might find me spinning in something black and form-fitting with some sort of sheer/mesh component, leather jacket and heels. Another night I’ll be in sneaks, leggings or black knee highs, and an oversized shirt worn as a dress (prob repping our Club Aerobics logo) jumping around like crazy with my squad and booty bouncing. I really have fun with composing looks and try to change it up often, which actually reflects the way I approach DJing.
Is there a specific piece of clothing that you’ll always run to?
I have this short-sleeve black mesh top that i love and I can pair with almost everything, same goes for this black cotton spandex mini skirt I have, it’s a staple.
How do your musical influences creep into your fashion?
In the literal sense, I have a lot of music friends’ shirts I like to rep. I think a lot of what inspires me is going out to clubs and seeing how other people pull together styles, mixing casual & glam, future & classic. I am also really inspired by the vibrancy of tropical music styles, specifically Afro/Latin/Caribbean, and the looks connected to those genres are always colorful & poppin.
How would you describe your sound?
This is probably the question that makes me pause for...a while lol. For all intents & purposes I’m an “open format” DJ, but that sounds totally dry and like i’m evading the question. I’m heavily drawn to bass music, which includes tropical/dancehall/baile funk, future/trap, club music, Miami, juke/footwork, jungle/DnB, grime, dubstep, bassline house, UK garage/funky, and ballroom/vogue. I’m also down for the classics--90s house, freestyle, disco, funk, and hip hop, but as my sound has developed, these styles have become more of the references for what I’ve included in my sets as opposed to the main focus. That’s not to say I don’t enjoy playing them, but I want to showcase tracks that take these genres in new directions, push the boundaries and build upon them while still maintaining their dancefloor qualities.
How do you want your audience to feel during and after experiencing your set?
I wanna make them sweat and jump and grind up on their bae. I want some heads to turn and be like “wait...WHAT is this? WHO is this?” I want people to forget their insecurities and inhibitions and just lose it for an hour. I want them to feel like they are connected to me and the person next to them and everyone in the club around them. I just want people to have as much fun in the crowd as I’m having in the booth...actually, sometimes I’m so hyped I’ll just run out to the crowd and booty pop a little before I have to run back and mix out of the track.
Experience her live set and grind up on your bae this Friday (7/29/16) at THE LASH LA with DJs TRAGIK, NOIR, SUSPECT BITCH, and WOLF BITCH.
Photo courtesy from Bianca's Facebook by TRIP EAZY

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Dashi Namdakov, the Russian sculptor and artist based in London, has created a monumental sculpture to be installed on an island at Lake Baikal. ‘Guardian of Baikal’ is a large bronze sculpture more than seven meters high concepted in his UK studio in Hertfordshire.
The installation is a modern representation of traditional nomad and shaman mythologies, connected with natural forces. Archetypical elements of Dashi Namdakov’s work along with the feeling of figurative thinking create a symbol of wisdom and the human connection with nature. The sculpture echoes an old shaman, whose features look through the bark of the man-made tree – he is calm, peaceful, and strong enough to protect Baikal.
The sculpture at Lake Baikal was permanently installed ahead of the 7th Moscow Biennale. DashiNamdakov and his studio created an immersive experience for visitors to the biennale. In Moscow’s Tretyakov gallery a smaller version of the original sculpture has been be installed surrounded by virtual reality goggles in a room designed for the purpose. Visitors will be transported thousands of kilometers to the remote Lake Baikal through parallel worlds where they will see invisible universes of spirits and nature with unique sound effects. One world will show quotations written in the old Mongolian language of ancient elders passing through a tree. Insta360 Pro cameras installed at Lake Baikal will show the beauty of the original sculpture and its unique natural surroundings.
Born in the Baikal region, Dashi Namdakov feels a strong spiritual connection with the natural environment. ‘Guardian of Baikal’ is a physical manifestation of the increasing environmental concerns threatening the UNESCO heritage site. Lake Baikal is the largest freshwater lake in the world containing more than 20% of the world’s fresh surface water. In the past couple of decades, the lake has been exposed by industrial liquid waste from factories and tourism increasing the number of invasive algae. Additionally, in recent years, the area has been threatened by planned energy facilities.
Dashi Namdakov, Artist & Sculptor: “Locals, whose connection with the great lake is stronger, are often incapable of informing the rest of the world of their fears and problems. Their voices remain unheard and their resources aren’t enough to draw attention to what is happening. Through the sculpture we hope to turn the world’s attention to the problems of Baikal.”
A documentary – ‘In the middle of the world’ – by film studio ‘Ostrov’ will reinforce public attention to the environmental concerns at Lake Baikal. The project created by producer Sergey Miroshnichenko and director Marina Maria Melnik is meant to be a reflection of the lake’s current ecological situation, as well as a documentation of the creation of ‘Guardian of Baikal’ sculpture by Dashi Namdakov from beginning to installation.
The immersive virtual reality experience of ‘Guardian of Baikal’ will be on display in Moscow at the Tretyakov Gallery from 19th of September 2017 – 18thof January 2018.
About Dashi Namdakov:
Dashi Namdakov is a prolific Russian artist who creates a breath-taking range of sculptures, drawings, bespoke jewellery and architectural concepts inspired by his Eastern heritage. Dashi forms his own structure of images and expressive means. In his created world ancient tales and the present day, myths and reality coexist.
Born in February 1967 in Ukurik, the region of Siberia, Dashi grew up in a traditional nomadic culture and was introduced to craftsmanship by his father before studying Fine Arts in Krasnoyarsk. Until today he has worked with materials such as stone and wood which he mixes with precious metals or bronze, mammoth tusks and semi-precious stones giving them their unique appeal.
Dashi honours the past and celebrates the present by combining his Eastern heritage with Western culture and traditional craftsmanship with innovative techniques and modern forms.


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Here at Roehampton Students’ Union, sustainability is at the heart of our work. We recognise that all our activities, services and products have an impact on our environment, whether positive or negative. We have determined our impacts and are actively working to make our Union better for you and for the wider community. You can view our SMART action plan here as to what we are working on.
Through many of our initiatives, to our everyday work, we try and ensure that we are making sustainable decisions that represent the interests of our students.
In this section, you will be able to catch a glimpse of our efforts and find out how you can get involved with sustainability at Roehampton Students’ Union.
Growhampton is a sustainability programme with a big focus on food. It is delivered by Roehampton Students' Union at the University of Roehampton. It was established in September 2013 with funding from the NUS Students’ Green Fund.
On August 2013 Roehampton Students' Union was awarded £230,000 to implement a two-year programme that would inspire and engage students, staff and the local community in Roehampton with sustainability issues. We aimed to make ‘being green’, easy, accessible and fun through the establishment of a number of new initiatives.
An edible campus was created with a main growing site complete with a polytunnel and a number of smaller growing areas spread throughout the university grounds. Kale, chard, salad leaves, beetroots and micro greens popped up everywhere, giving students the opportunity to learn about where food comes from and how to grow it.
Today we operate The Hive café, manage productive growing sites and run numerous volunteering opportunities and events that involve students’, staff and the local community. We are also developing our food education outreach work in the community by delivering sessions about growing and healthy eating in local schools.
The Hive Cafe is an ethical café selling a simple, seasonal and tasty menu which includes some produce coming straight from our edible campus. The Hive and the adjacent courtyard is decorated using funky upcycled materials. The cafe itself is made from two repurposed shipping containers!
Don't forget to look out for our scaffold board tables and espresso counter, apple crate stools, scorched cable reel coffee tables, salvaged plastic crate seating and our stunningly beautiful cedar coffee tables made from off cuts of trees found on our beautiful campus grounds.
Regenerate is a local charity that works with young people and families in Roehampton and estates across London, helping transform lives and communities from the inside out.
Growhampton has been working together with Regenerate for over a decade supporting the local community within the Roehampton area.
We also work together with Regenerate by participating at their annual Feel Good Festival. This year we brought down our famous smoothie bike, where over 100 children cycled to make their very own banana smoothie.
We have been working with the Feel Good Bakery since 2015 when we opened the Hive Cafe on campus. We sell sandwiches from The Feel Good Bakery. Established by Regenerate, the enterprise is a response to the need we see to provide support and employment for young people caught up in negative behaviour. The Feel Good Bakery trains, coaches and employs young people who are turning their backs on gang life and crime.
The amazing aspect about The Feel Good Bakery is that we are partnering with grassroots organisations that do amazing work with children living in extreme poverty around the world. In buying a sandwich you are personally buying a meal for one of these children.
Since inception, the Hive have sold over 35 000 sandwiches and provided this many meals to cildren living in extreme poverty.
RSU are key partners of the Roehampton Forum. The major concerns of the Roehampton Forum are:
- The health of the people of Roehampton, especially the very elderly.
- The maintenance and improvement of the local Housing Stock
- The level of crime suffered by the people of Roehampton
- The lives of the children in the area
- Economic improvement of the area
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Green Impact Students' Unions is the flagship sustainability accreditation scheme by the National Union of Students, helping students' unions to green their campus, curriculum and community. Last year, Roehampton Students’ Union achieved an Excellent status and this is something we hope to achieve again.
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