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Chairman of TWMCC: Relationship Between Islamic Civilisation and China is Historical and Characterised by Friendship, Cooperation and Alliance
HE Dr Ali Rashid Al Nuaimi, Chairman of The World Muslim Communities Council, met with officials from China’s Xinjiang region on the sidelines of his visit to China.
HE Dr Ali Rashid Al Nuaimi headed the Council's delegation, which included clerics and intellectuals from various countries worldwide, including UAE, Egypt, Syria, Bosnia, Serbia, Tunisia, Albania, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, and South Sudan.
HE hailed the efforts of the Chinese authorities in combating terrorism in Xinjiang and praised the interest and determination of the Chinese leadership to serve all people in the region.
The Chairman of TWMCC added that the relationship between Islamic civilisation and China is historical and characterised by friendship, cooperation and alliance. HE pointed out that wise people all over the world need a safe, stable and prosperous China, especially since China's security and stability are not only a national interest but a global interest.
HE Dr Ali Rashid Al Nuaimi emphasized that caring for Muslims in China is a great necessity, and we must make it clear to the world that ethnic, religious and national affiliations do not conflict but complement each other.
The Chairman of TWMCC stressed the necessity for a national framework to be comprehensive and brings together all identities, and pride in identity, religion and belonging must be reinforced by the educational curriculum.
HE pointed out that Uygur youth need persuasive speech to win their minds to not fall prey to terrorist groups.


There was a deadly shooting in Tallahassee this weekend, and now Tallahassee police have arrested a man and charged him with murder.
Thirty-year-year old James Dickey was gunned down in broad daylight Sunday in Tallahassee's third murder of the year. Police have charged Carlus Fountain of Bainbridge, Georgia in connection with the shooting that happened in broad daylight.
Police say witnesses were able to identify him.
Meanwhile at the scene of the murder, a makeshift memorial has gone up. Police say Mr. Dickey lived in the complex and many neighbors came to leave flowers and light candles.
Vshernay Barron, Fountain's girlfriend of six months, doesn't believe he is the shooter.
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Kicking off the 101st Saint Agrippina’s Feast, the City of Boston officially dedicated Saint Agrippina Way in front of the society’s headquarters at 459 Hanover Street with a new street sign. The dedication led into one of the cutest parts of the feast with the Children’s Procession as the youngest devotees carried the model Saint Agrippina statue down the street. Take a look at these scenes from the dedication and Children’s Procession at the St. Agrippina’s Feast on July 30, 2015.
Photographer Jeff Tamagini has been walking with the feast processions for six years now. He is planning on making a book after about 10 years. In the meantime, enjoy Jeff’s photos from the 2016 St. Anthony’s and Fisherman’s Feasts.
I met up with a friend last Sunday afternoon. We spent some time at a local waterfront spot and after she’d left to catch her train, I decided a walk would be a great way to wind down with the weekend on its way out. Knowing the Feast of Feasts was still very much in Read More…
Photos from Opening Night at the Saint Agrippina Feast on Hanover Street on the evening of August 5, 2011. Photos by Matt Conti.


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To begin with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can cook scalloped potatoes using 10 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Scalloped potatoes:
- Get 3 of potatoes cut and boiled (medium size sliced cut) (cost 20 rs).
- Prepare 250 gm of chicken cubes (dice cut) (80 rs-90).
- Make ready 4 cloves of garlic.
- Prepare to taste of salt.
- Make ready 1 tsp of crushed red chillies.
- Make ready of cream 1/4th pack (30rs hardly).
- Get of milk half liter (45 rs).
- Make ready of cheese 1/4 cup shredded mozzarella (80-90 rs).
- Get of bread slices 2-3 cut into.4.pieces.
- Take 1 tbsp of butter.
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Steps to make Scalloped potatoes:
- Cut potatoes and boiled them 95%done.
- Saute 2 cloves of chopped garlic in a pan add crushed red chilli and chicken and cook it completely..
- Add in cream and milk boil it and low the flame untill it becomes bit thicker.
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- Take a heat proof pan or foil pan.. place boiled potatoes..pour in the Chicken mixture and spread some cheese.. fix some bread on the edges sprinkle crushed red chillies and bake for 5 mins….
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BC Local Government Job Posting Service
Planning Assistant (Park Planner)Executive Services – Salt Spring Island Administration
Regular Full time
Hours of Work
70 hours bi-weekly
Rate of Pay
$33.35 to $37.85 per hour
Review of applications begins
4:00pm on February 3, 2020; however, this competition will remain open until the successful candidate is found.
This position is located on Salt Spring Island
The Planning Assistant (Park Planner) is responsible for assisting with initiatives related to the planning, protection and delivery of parks and public spaces. This position works closely with the Salt Spring Island Management team on community planning initiatives, including participating and coordinating the public engagement process.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Provides assistance to connect the Salt Spring Island Parks and Recreation Strategic Plan and other CRD planning documents with park and trail planning.
- Assists with the preparation and coordination of park and trail management planning, infrastructure, and site plans.
- Assists with the research and preparation of environmental, recreational or social studies and integrates this research into planning initiatives.
- Drafts reports on a variety of planning initiatives
- Assists to organize and coordinate public engagement initiatives and public consultations.
- Provides project coordination and management of related projects.
- Assists to prepare project charters, terms of reference and monitor project budgets.
- Liaises with CRD staff, including GIS staff on related GIS requirements.
- Undertakes planning studies and participate in cooperative planning exercises with other stakeholders.
- Works with consultants on planning projects, as well as assists with the administration of contract and budgets.
- May act as a CRD representative to liaise with community stakeholders on related projects.
- Respond to inquiries from the public.
- Coordinate and/or participate on project teams.
- Assists with the preparation of data and related budget information.
- Drafts reports on a variety of planning initiatives.
- Conducts site visits, as required.
- Works cooperatively with staff, the public and commissions on projects as directed.
- Follows all policies, procedures and standards of the CRD.
- Performs other related duties as required.
- A degree with a focus on park and trail planning in a natural area context and three years related experience.
- Membership in the Planning Institute of British Columbia or eligibility for membership and obtaining full membership within two years of appointment to the position
- Excellent communication (verbal and written), interpersonal and customer service skills
- Experience preparing park and trail management plans, studies and policies.
- Some experience with environmental, recreational and social studies related to park and trail management
- Experience coordinating and facilitating public engagement processes
- Ability to provide guidance and direction to external consultants.
- Ability to establish and maintain effective relationships
- Some knowledge of park and trail planning principles and practices
- Knowledge of the concepts of park and trail planning and public sector land use planning
- Knowledge of natural area conservation and outdoor recreation management, ecosystem-based management and the use of environmental information in park planning
- Ability to collect and analyse data and understand a variety of technical reports, demonstrating a strong attention to quality and detail.
- Knowledge of research techniques and principles
- Knowledge of GIS and its application for park and trail planning.
- Knowledge of and ability to use various computer word processing, spreadsheet and project scheduling programs and databases.
- Must possess a valid BC Driver’s License
To apply for this exciting opportunity, please submit your resume and covering letter online at www.crd.bc.ca under “Careers”.
The CRD thanks you for your interest and advises only those candidates under active consideration will be contacted
Location: Salt Spring Island, BC
Region: South Vancouver Island
Professional Categories: Planning & Development
Posted: January 14, 2020, 2:30 pm
Expires: February 3, 2020, 4:00 pm


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Agricultural industry members remain concerned about the Ag Order 4.0 impact as the Central Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board considers the next step in the process. The draft order has the potential to create significant changes in how agriculture operates in the area. Now with the comment deadline over, growers on the Central Coast are anxiously awaiting what comes next and what that will mean for the overall industry.
“I think each one of these iterations has gotten a lot more complex and a lot more burdensome for the average farmer to manage and particularly in this proposed draft order 4.0 it’s going to be very worrisome as to how they’re going to implement the management practices and the data collection that’s going to be needed for this,” said Norm Groot, Executive Director of the Monterey County Farm Bureau (MCFB).
The Agricultural Association Partners filed several documents in response to the draft Ag Order 4.0 prior to the comment deadline. MCFB also submitted a comment letter detailing the Ag Order 4.0 impact on agricultural operations in the area. The establishment of riparian setback areas around waterways is a particularly troublesome feature of the draft order. Groot cited an example of some parcels having as much as 60 percent of the land qualifying as needing to establish a setback area. “Not that that’s going to happen for every parcel, but for some parcels that’s a significant portion,” Groot noted.
The Ag Order 4.0 impact could also affect the overall level of agriculture in the region. The fertilizer limitations would limit how many crops can be produced in a year and those limitations could be too much for some farmers to bear. Groot explained that while the goal to improve water quality conditions is admirable, there are other efforts that could be more effective and less damaging to the agricultural industry.
“If we’re going to spend money on water quality objectives than it should be on-farm practices and management decisions that are investments in that water quality objective rather than spending a whole lot of money on collecting data and then doing monitoring and reporting,” said Groot. “To the level that they’re proposing at this point, it’s going to prohibit anyone from really making those long term investments in new technologies, new irrigation efficiencies, on-farm practices that really can improve those water quality conditions.”

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By Sage Birchwater —
The water flowing out of Quesnel Lake under the bridge at Likely is murky six months after the Mount Polley Mine disaster sent millions of tons of mining effluent down Hazeltine Creek and into Quesnel Lake on August 4, 2014. Historically, the water in Quesnel River is clear at this time of year.
In mid-January, 2015, the Xat’sull/Soda Creek First Nation, Williams Lake First Nations, and the Northern Secwepemc Tribal Council (NStQ) hosted a community information meeting in Likely to bring people up to date on their response the mine disaster, and to ask for local concerns.
NStQ mining co-oordinator Jacinda Mack introduced the team of experts hired by the Tribal Council to assess the breach and help devise a plan to clean up the contamination.
The team includes: Brian Olding, head of environmental planning; Ernest Kroeker and Richard Holmes advising on fisheries; Amy Crook of the Fair Mining Collaborative to develop mining policy; and, mining engineer, Jim Kuipers, hired to review all aspects of the investigation into the breach and to review any work that needs to be done on the dam and tailings facility. He will also be looking at any new permits submitted by Imperial Metals to reopen the mine.
With our own experts, we’re working as equals, not just reviewing government and Mount Polley reports.”
Mack said the team also includes natural resources and economic development staff from both First Nation communities.
Chief Ann Louie of Williams Lake First Nation said the team has been actively engaged in reviewing all the material gathered by Imperial Metals and the government. “We also want to support the residents of Likely,” she said.
Xat’sull Chief Bev Sellars said the NStQ received funding to hire its own reputable consultants separate from government and industry. “It’s important to have that information too,” she said.
Sellars acknowledged the contamination of Quesnel Lake and the Fraser River watershed is a concern to people all over, not just First Nations. “We’re looking forward to working with you,” she told Likely residents. “We want to share our experts with you.”
Jacinda Mack said the team is seeking input from the people of Likely to bring to the government to government discussions between Secwepemc chiefs and the provincial ministries.
“We are looking into the cause of the breach and struggling to understand the ongoing impact on the environment,” said Mack. “With our own experts, we’re working as equals, not just reviewing government and Mount Polley reports.”
Quesnel Lake is the nursery where juvenile sockeye feed for a whole year,” he said. “If toxins are mobile and bio-available, it’s going to be a big problem.”
Brian Olding said there is still huge uncertainty on how long-lasting the effects of the breach will be. He said it is unknown how tightly the metals are attached to the particles in the tailings material along Hazeltine Creek and Quesnel Lake.
Olding credits Mount Polley Mine for responding quickly to stop the sedimentation into Quesnel Lake. “We want the restoration along Hazeltine Creek done to the reasonably highest standard possible,” he said.
He also said the fate of Quesnel Lake is harder to predict. “There’s still a lot we don’t know about the long-term impact on the water quality. It is very complex and needs to be done independently from the mine and government.”
With Imperial Metals making application to reopen the mine at half-capacity using the vacant Springer pit to hold the tailings, Olding said studies are needed to determine at what point the Springer Pit will start spilling effluent into the ground water.
Ernest Kroeker, fisheries manager for NStQ, said the spill is affecting two kinds of fish: migratory salmon and resident Quesnel Lake Rainbow trout. He said the four migratory species of salmon: Chinook, Coho, Sockeye, and Pinks, occupy the watershed for a relatively short period of time. The main spawning site for Coho is McKinley Creek up the Horsefly River; Chinooks spawn at the Likely Bridge; and, the Sockeye spawn up the Horsefly and Mitchell Rivers.
Kroeker said the biggest concern for the Sockeye isn’t the spawning grounds; it’s the rearing grounds. “Quesnel Lake is the nursery where juvenile sockeye feed for a whole year,” he said. “If toxins are mobile and bio-available, it’s going to be a big problem.”
Most government agencies didn’t send their best people to work on this,” he said. “It is ridiculous. The Department of Fisheries and Oceans no longer deals with fish habitat.”
He said Sockeye contaminated with toxins will have a far-ranging effect on the Lower Fraser and the coast.
He said resident Rainbow trout that live up to 20 years in Quesnel Lake are in the most danger of being affected in a negative way. “Bio-accumulation works from the bottom up,” he said. “It takes a while for bio-organisms to pick up toxins, but with each step you magnify the accumulations. It won’t happen in one year or three or four. It’s going to take some time to figure out how serious a problem it will be.”
Kroeker said ever since the breach, a lot of questions have been raised. “The most important thing is to keep asking the right questions, and work at getting the answers,” he said.
He adds it was fortunate the Quesnel River Research Station was operating when the breach occurred. The crew there began working immediately. The same can’t be said for government.
“Most government agencies didn’t send their best people to work on this,” he said. “It is ridiculous. The Department of Fisheries and Oceans no longer deals with fish habitat. There was an inadequate response from every government ministry. It’s absolutely shocking.”
Jacinda Mack said the NStQ sent a formal request to the federal government asking why the Department of Fisheries and Oceans failed to respond immediately to the breach. “We don’t know what DFO’s role is,” she said. “It’s very unclear. That’s why we formally submitted a question paper. They are required by law to answer what their involvement has been and what they’ve done to date.”
Amy Crook said she had some good news to bring the meeting. For the past four years she has been doing exhaustive research putting a mining policy together for the NStQ of the best mining practices around the world. Since the 400-page document was released on the NStQ website it has received a thousand downloads from all over the world.
Chief Bev Sellars said the NStQ was in the process of putting the mining policy in place when the breach occurred. “The more people who use this policy the better it will be for everybody,” she said.
Like everyone else, the NStQ and their team of experts are anxiously awaiting the release of the independent panel hired by the province to report on the Mount Polley breach.
“We have a lot of really good people who are highly respected who have expertise at least equal to the mine and government,” said Jacinda Mack. “We will go over the report and see what the recommendations are and continue being proactive in making sure all our expertise is fully utilized.”
On January 30, the province’s independent review panel released its engineering investigation report, identifying the physical cause of the Mount Polley breach.
The 147-page document plus appendices, determined that the breach occurred because a continuous layer of glacial silt, known as glaciolacustrine (GLU), below the tailings storage facility (TSF), caused a weakness in the foundation of the dam. The three-person Panel of Norbert Morgenster, Dirk van Zyl and Steven G. Vick, shadowed by NStQ’s Jim Kuipers, concluded that this fatal construction flaw led to the breach.
The Panel also observed that if the steep downstream slope of the TSF embankment had been flattened by adding more rock buttressing material to the perimeter, the breach would not have occurred. “The slope was in the process of being flattened to meet its ultimate design criteria at the time of the accident,” the Panel stated.
When asked if the Panel looked into the unheeded warnings by Knights-Piesold, the original engineering firm that designed the TSF, and safety concerns expressed by mine employees, van Zyl said these were outside the terms of reference of the Panel. “Our mandate was to determine the physical cause of the breach. Other investigations by the Ministry of Mines and the Conservation Service will look into these other matters.”
Jacinda Mack said the NStQ is reserving comment on the Panel report until its members have read it. “Our experts are reviewing it in detail,” she said.
Lori Halls, assistant deputy minister for the Ministry of Environment said her staff will devour the report. “It has substantial information for us to look at. It won’t just inform decisions on Mount Polley; it will inform mining practice across the board.”
Sage Birchwater arrived in the Cariboo as a back-to-the-lander in 1973. After 24 years in the Chilcotin he returned to Williams Lake as a freelancer and author of books. He enjoys his time with Caterina, gardening and participating in the rich cultural life of the Cariboo-Chilcotin Coast.


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How do people connect to and describe the music they have just heard?
EMI Insight performs extensive market research about their artists by interviewing thousands of people around the world. This research has produced EMI One Million Interview Dataset; one of the largest music preference datasets in the world today, that connects data about people–who they are, where they live, how they engage with music in their daily lives– with their opinions about EMI’s artists.
This Data Science London hackathon will focus on one key subset of this data: understanding what it is about people and artists that predicts how much people are going to like a particular track. We have taken a sample of the data from the United Kingdom that provides a granular mixture of profile, word-association, and rating data.
The goal of this weekend hackathon is to design an algorithm that combines users’ (a) demographics, (b) artist and track ratings, (c) answers to questions about their preferences for music, and (d) words that they use to describe EMI artists in order to predict how much they like tracks they have just heard.
There is also a Data Visualization track for data artists to show off their work.
Competition runs from 24 hours from Saturday, July 21st 1pm London – Sunday, July 22nd 1pm
Data will be made available 24 hours prior to the start of the contest (Hear that California? No waking up at 5am to access the dataset this time.)
Prizes sponsored by EMI and EMC/Greenplum
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Remote participation via Kaggle https://www.kaggle.com/c/MusicHackathon
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A collection tin has been stolen from Plockton.
Police say the theft took place at the Gardens on Thursday 2 August at 01:20am.
Police also they suspect a male of around 5'9", who they describe as blond, with "a pot belly and a distinctive large nose."
They say the male had an East-European accent and was wearing a red zipper jumper and red shorts.
Anyone with information is asked to phone Kyle Police station on 101.


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Host JW Marshall was joined by Tony Wan, managing editor of EdSurge, to talk about educational technology (EdTech) and its place in today’s strange world.
According to Tony, EdTech has been on the rise over the past decade as K-12 schools gradually integrated a greater degree of technology into their curriculums. More widely implemented broadband connections, cheap chromebooks and other technologies helped both students and teachers pinpoint strengths and weaknesses in education systems and then adapt accordingly.
As for businesses that built around selling equipment to schools, this pandemic has not been very kind to them. “It was a system shock,” said Tony. “It was a big short-term blow to companies that were relying on those deals with schools…this procurement cycle is very key to your survival year after year.”
As for online education and micro-credentialing platforms, business is better than ever. In fact, for some companies it’s maybe even too good, as Tony noted with an anecdote about Khan Academy seeking more funding for the increased server costs associated with higher traffic.
The two went on to talk about other challenges, such as education-parallel industries that have struggled, or failed completely, in the wake of the pandemic, such as ride-sharing services and networking services for teachers and substitute teachers.
Tony pointed out some rising stars, such as Udemy and Masterclass, that blend entertainment with education in a consumer-facing market. “Why can’t education also be entertainment?” he asked.
As for the future of EdTech in a, hopefully, post-pandemic world, Tony had this to say: “No matter what returning to school looks like, I think that, for everyone, for the education system, this whole experience has kind of forced them to…better prepare for remote and virtual learning solutions.”
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What is art all about? It’s about soul, about spirit and emotions, beauty, fantasy and illusion, harmony and energy. In essence, it’s about us humans and our place in this world. And about the fact that life is short, precarious even, a constant flow filled with crises and defined by fate. That’s what we have to face up to.
Art in its traditional sense, devoted to ideals of beauty, is so much larger than life itself, giving all the uncertainty that surrounds us a sense of grandeur and permanence. Fragments on the other hand levitate; they entail the possibility of being a part of something that was once whole, a starting point perhaps of an incomplete creation. With all that is unfinished, temporary and commonplace, including even the trash we are confronted with day to day, it is this fragment that creates a dynamic of perception. Hence it is not surprising that artists have experimented with elements of trash or worked with poor materials, combining them into assemblages, fashioning works of Pop and sublimating these into a Merzian heaven.
Cristian Andersen (*1974, Denmark) continues this tradition, yet not exclusively. His sculptures come into being through an accumulation of steps, the first of which is a putting together of various “objets trouvés.” Figuratively narrative elements, such as a tennis ball, dice perhaps, or a popcorn even, are fused with constructively abstract – post-minimal – industrial materials, such as rigid Sagex foam or expanded materials that have been taken apart into approximate pieces and at times even bear the marks of previous use. Spatially pegging the room and determining its plasticity, Andersen fits together these parts and elements: front, back, up, down. In a next step he creates silicon negatives of these sculptures. Complex scaffolds of sorts encase these moulds that are then filled with a partially pigmented, highly dense and self-curing industrial ceramic. The “copies” that emerge from this process become the new originals, which play an intriguing game of mimicry with the porcelain-like ceramics, deceivingly acting the part of the original foam. Only when touching them do we realise the immense weight and compactness of these casts; tapping these brings forth an almost metallic sound. As a result, actual fragments have been transformed into blocks of complex surfaces. The pastiche of the original sculpture enters a new material existence, the casting of which encapsulates decay, destruction and loss, while the combined relics settle within the storage medium of ceramics.
The result, we might say, is a new whole. The added pigments abstract the artwork by blurring the lines between the various original elements. What we see is neither a collage nor a reconstruction. The artistic process converts the forgotten and lost, the banal and destroyed into a new order of material unity and identity that appears to have a life of its own. This too may be nothing but an illusion, but technically as well as conceptually illusions are highly complex and fragile.
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text: What if Hitler did not have his men rest on the outskirts of Leningrad and instead forced a charge into the city? Would the Soviets be able to hold it? If not, how would that affect the Eastern Front? I think the Germans would have been able to take the city. Then Hitler, as he would have taken his Northern objective, would have been able to divert men and panzers to more needed areas like Moscow and Ukraine, maybe even send a few more units West.

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The Strengthening People and Revitalizing Kansas funding from the state was a big deal at the Barton County Commission meeting Monday morning. SPARK funds come from the state to assist with COVID-19-related costs.
First, commissioners approved distribution of SPARK funding to cities and school districts in the county.
“On June 16, the State Finance Council approved the SPARK Taskforce’s proposal to distribute $5,268,052 to the county to help address the health and economic challenges inflicted by COVID-19,” County Administrator Phil Hathcock said. “These funds were directed to us to be distributed to cities and school districts.”
He said the county has a plan for how to distribute money to county departments as well. But Monday’s action targeted only towns and schools since that is the portion already approved by the state SPARK committee.
Hathcock said he didn’t have the amounts to be awarded to each entity. But, for the schools, the total was based on student counts and for the cities, it was based on population.
“I do just want to say on behalf of the school district and the county, we were very fortunate,” said USD 428 Superintendent Khris Thexton. “I’ve talked to other superintendents from around the state, and we were treated very well, compared to some of the other counties.”
He said the money was well used, especially with the extra costs associated with running the school district the pandemic. “We greatly appreciate the county and the commissioners for allowing us to be a part of that. So thank you very much.”
Second, commissioners heard about SPARK funding received by the Health Department. Funds must be expended by Dec. 30, said Health Director Karen Winkelman.
“This specific opportunity is for Kansas local health departments,” she said. “Out of 75 applicants, 26 were awarded funding, and we were one of those 26.”
It’s very specific what those funds can be used for, she said. They are for necessary expenditures incurred during the public health emergency which started March 1.
“Some of the items that we are able to purchase with this money is capital equipment, like medical station equipment, expanded refrigeration, supplies, coolers, thermometers, new packaging units to take our vaccines and things out,” Winkelman said. Also travel and our shipping costs for specimens can be submitted, and the department’s mobile unit can be readied for use.
Lastly, it approved the purchase of voting equipment to improve social distancing at voting locations.
County Clerk Donna Zimmerman and Grant Coordinator Sue Cooper included the purchase of certain election equipment in the Reimbursement and Direct Aid plans for SPARK funding. So, the two asked the commission to approve the purchase of six ExpressVote Ballot Marking Devices and two Poll Pads, all with appropriate software, licensing and support.
With the addition of equipment, voting locations will be able to increase social distancing measures, thus protecting both the public and election workers against the spread of COVID, County Administrator Phil Hathcock said.
The marking devices will come from Election Systems and Software at cost of $$27,995, and the Poll Pads will come from KnowInk at a cost of $4,200.
These will be in use for the Nov. 3 general election, he said. They will be distributed among the various polling stations, with priority given to those that typically see more activity.
The SPARKS program is a component of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act). The funding is based on Barton County’s population and impact from COVID-19, with funds provided for reimbursement of COVID-19 related costs.


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Texas Governor Greg Abbott recently asked the national guard to stop illegal border crossings.
According to Dallas News, "Some of the 400 members of the Texas National Guard deployed by Gov. Greg Abbott occupied the banks of the Rio Grande on the U.S. side, installing concertina wire. Guard members were spotted on top of the levee in an area that had previously served as a temporary mobile processing center for the U.S. Border Patrol."
“This terrible crisis for border communities in Texas is a catastrophe of your own making,” says a letter from the Governor to President Joe Biden. “These communities and the state are ill-equipped to do the job assigned to the federal government—house the thousands of migrants flooding into the country every day. With perilous temperatures moving into the area, many of these migrants are at risk of freezing to death on city streets. The need to address this crisis is not the job of border states like Texas. Instead, the U.S. Constitution dictates that it is your job, Mr. President, to defend the borders of our country, regulate our nation’s immigration, and manage those who seek refuge here.”
The Governor also said he would continue working with the Texas Department of Public Safety, the Texas Division of Emergency Management, and the Texas Military Department. After all, he claims that it's necessary to protect Texas from illegal border crossings.
As local authorities work with partners in Mexico to deter illegal border crossings, the Department of Homeland Security said earlier this week that the average daily contacts had decreased 40% in the past three days, from about 2,500 to approximately 1,500.
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New Delhi: At a time when number ceasefire violations are happening along the Line of Control (LoC), outgoing Army Chief Bipin Rawat on Wednesday said that the Indian Army is prepared to handle any situation along the LoC.
He said that the situation along the Line of Control can escalate at any time, so the Army is ready to handle it at any given time.
“The situation along the LoC can go up at any time, but there is nothing to worry as the Army is prepared for a response along with the retaliatory matrix,” he told a news channel.
The statement from the Army chief comes as reports suggest that ceasefire violations and cross border firings have increased over the period of time.
As he is all set to retire on December 31, the Army Chief last week emphasised on the need to re-organise and deploy military resources in order to use defence budget in a fruitful manner.
While addressing the Forum for Integrated National Security, he stated that India should tamper its military ambitions with the size of the economy.
“We must make sure that economic flight is calibrated with a span of our strategic stride. We must tamper our military ambition with the size of our economy and the budgetary allocation that we receive,” he said.
Highlighting that the nature of warfare is changing over the period of time, Rawat said some thought leaders opined that the space for all-out conflict is narrowing.
“We are entering an era of non-war wars and durable disorder. The world may not collapse to anarchy but simmer in perpetual conflict,” Rawat added.
After Rawat’s term gets over on December 31, Lieutenant General Manoj Mukund Naravane will be the next chief of the Indian Army. He will head the 1.3 million-strong Army of the country.


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Who would have thought that a little baby girl, born on September 29, 2017, would soon rule the hearts of millions of Bollywood freaks in so less a time? You might have guessed correctly that we are talking about none other than, Soha Ali Khan and Kunal Kemmu’s little cotton ball, Inaaya Naumi Kemmu. Inaaya turned one yesterday and we hopped on to social media bandwagon to catch the first glimpse of Inaaya's birthday pictures. (Also Read: Unseen Picture Of Inaaya Naumi Kemmu Shared By Sophie Choudry On Her First Birthday, Looks So Cute)
And now, we have brought to you the picture of her first birthday cake. Mommy Soha took to her Instagram stories and shared a pic of her little munchkin’s first birthday cake, and it’s all adorbs, trust us. Looking at the cake you would surely realise that just like any other kid, she is completely in love with animals and that’s what her cake is all about. With toy elephants, tigers, birds and even tree leaves, you would want to eat the entire the little jungle! Take a look at Inaaya Naumi Kemmu’s first birthday cake:
Yesterday, we brought to you the story of Inaaya’s first birthday celebrations wherein mommy Soha had shared a pic of the birthday venue. She shared a colourful board with Inaaya’s likes and information like ‘I have 8 teeth’, ‘I weigh 22 pounds’, ‘I can make animal sounds’, and we got swayed away in her cuteness completely. Take a look:
Newly married, Neha Dhupia, who is Soha’s close friend, also shared a series of pictures on Inaaya’s birthday and beautifully captioned those as, “Happy first birthday, our little princess Inaaya. May you be blessed with all the love and happiness in the world”.
In an interview earlier, Soha shared how her life has changed post-Inaaya’s birth and was quoted as saying, “But ultimately it is just us at home. So it’s quite different. The obvious change for me is that I am used to being in control of things. I am a control freak. I like to plan and organise things, whether it’s fitness, eating on time and getting my ten hours of sleep. All of that has gone out of the window. I’m no longer the boss, Inaya is. Life revolves around her”. (Suggested Read: Alia Bhatt Has The Best Birthday Gift For Boyfriend Ranbir Kapoor, She 'Baked' It All By Herself)
In fact, when she was asked if she would be seen in films anytime soon or what exactly are her next projects, The Perils of Being Moderately Famous author said, “I think everyone keeps asking what my next project is. I think project Inaaya is taking up most of my time right now and quite happily so”.
In another interview, Soha shared what kind of woman she wants Inaaya to grow into and stated, “I’d like to exhibit that kind of behaviour around Inaaya. I do want her to have a tough skin — I believe that in the world today, it’s important to have one, otherwise it can get to you. People are very direct and outspoken, and sometimes you hear things that can hurt us. I want her to be able to withstand that”.
She further added, “Also, one must learn to respect other people’s opinions. If somebody disagrees with you, it doesn’t mean you block them out or you remove yourself from the equation. Sometimes, it’s good to have a healthy debate. And then, of course, you can agree to disagree as well. And live and let live”. (You May Like: Taimur Ali Khan And Mommy Kareena Kapoor Khan Arrive At Inaaya Naumi Kemmu's First Birthday Party)
After Inaaya was born last year, the doting father, Kunal Kemmu had adorably said in a media interaction, “I don’t know whether life has changed or not, but priorities definitely have [changed]. This [father-daughter] is the only relationship that hasn’t taken more than a second for me to completely fall in love with”.
Well, we are totally in awe of Inaaya’s cuteness and can’t wait for more pictures and videos from last night’s celebrations. Guys, how did you like Inaaya Naumi Kemmu’s first birthday cake? Share your comments below.

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U.S. business inventories rose by a larger-than-expected 0.7 percent in August and the previous month was revised upward, government data showed on Friday.
The Commerce Department said August business inventories climbed to $1.256 trillion while sales increased 0.7 percent.
July stocks were revised to a 1.0 percent gain from a previously reported 0.9 percent advance, while sales were bumped up to a 0.9 percent increase from an initially reported 0.6 percent rise.
Wall Street analysts polled by Reuters had forecast a 0.6 percent climb in August inventories.
Economists see rising inventories either as a sign of confidence in future demand or as a result of an unexpected decline in sales which has led to involuntary stock building.
Deciding which of these interpretations is the case is helped by a sense of whether stocks are lean by historical standards from looking at the inventories-to-sales ratio.
This measure of the number of months it would take to deplete stocks at the current rate of sales edged down to 1.31 months from 1.32 months in July.
At a more detailed level within the report, retail inventories gained 0.7 percent in August while retail sales fell 0.1 percent on a 1.3 percent drop in auto sales. Excluding auto and parts sales, retail sales rose 0.3 percent.
Inventories at motor vehicle and parts dealers increased 0.9 percent after rising 1.8 percent the previous month. The industry has struggled to maintain high sales while reducing buyer incentives.
Earlier this month, the Commerce Department said wholesale inventories climbed 0.9 percent in August, as stocks of autos, metals and computer equipment swelled.


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June 9, 2010 |
Is Jerome Kerviel, the young trader who lost billions of dollars for France's Societe Generale bank, a criminal? Or merely the product of a system that encouraged risky bets when the market was at its hottest — and helped create the subsequent global meltdown? Kerviel, 33, went on trial Tuesday on charges of forgery, breach of trust and unauthorized use of a computer. If found guilty, he could serve five years in prison and be fined $450,000. His former employer, a civil party to the criminal case, is asking for $6.6 billion — the amount Kerviel's bets lost before Societe Generale shut him down in January 2008.
May 28, 2008 |
French bank Societe Generale fired an assistant to former trader Jerome Kerviel after a report indicated that Kerviel may have had assistance in amassing $78 billion in unauthorized futures positions. Thomas Mougard, 23, was fired for "professional misconduct," his lawyer said. Without naming Mougard, Societe Generale said in a report last week that as many as 15% of Kerviel's questionable trades were registered by his assistant.
May 24, 2008 |
Investigators at Societe Generale said Friday that they suspected a former futures trader had help as he tried to cover up unauthorized positions that led to billions of dollars in losses at the French bank. In two long-awaited reports, the investigators said the bank's management failures and culture of risk-taking were partly to blame for failing to uncover the alleged fraud, which led to a loss of more than $7 billion. "The trader's hierarchy, constituting the first level of control, proved deficient in the supervision of his activities," the board of directors said in a statement to shareholders that accompanied the reports.
March 19, 2008 |
Jerome Kerviel, the Frenchman blamed by his company for the world's biggest rogue trading scandal, left jail Tuesday after winning a legal battle against detention. Kerviel, 31, walked free from the Sante prison in Paris after five weeks in custody while investigators continue to probe heavy losses at French bank Societe Generale. Under the terms of his conditional release, there are strict limits on his movements and contacts. Societe Generale unveiled 4.9 billion euros ($7.64 billion)
March 13, 2008 |
Police arrested another employee of French bank Societe Generale on Wednesday as they investigated the world's biggest rogue trading scandal. The arrest came as a U.S.-based law firm said it had filed a class-action lawsuit against SocGen, alleging the French bank misled investors about its exposure in the sub-prime mortgage markets and failed to act on information about trades by Jerome Kerviel. In January, SocGen unveiled 4.9 billion euros ($7.53 billion) of losses which it blamed on rogue deals carried out by Kerviel, 31, a junior trader at the bank.
February 7, 2008 |
The Securities and Exchange Commission is examining whether French bank Societe Generale broke U.S. laws while unwinding and revealing 4.9 billion euros ($7.2 billion) in losses allegedly incurred by a trader's unauthorized bets, the Financial Times reported. The inquiry, which is in a preliminary stage, may find that the matter is best left to French authorities because the incident doesn't primarily involve the U.S., the newspaper said, citing unidentified people familiar with the matter.

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Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand and Ghost Soldiers by Hampton Sides
Unbroken tells the story of Louis Zamperini, an American airman starved and repeatedly tortured by the Japanese during World War II. Ghost Soldiers recounts the rescue of starved, tortured, and pathogen riddled Allied prisoners from the Japanese death camp at Cabanatuan, Philippines. Humans are predisposed to survival and rescue stories, especially stories with martyrs.
Sides relies on Louis Morton's The Fall of the Philippines for general military history, which Sides calls The Fall of the Pacific. Morton's book was an extremely leadership friendly account of the defense of the Philippines, omitting rampant overconfidence and thousands of other blunders made by military leaders. Not surprisingly, Sides thinks Douglas MacArthur's abysmal plan to defend the malaria riddled Bataan Peninsula death trap was excellent.
Both books spread faulty ideas about World War II's context. Both are infected with social tyranny. Both try to excuse Japanese actions by attributing Japanese behavior to outside forces while at the same time calling Filipinos and Americans numerous slurs such as "quisling" and "virulently racist." Sides sympathizes with Japanese General Masaharu Homma, apparently because of Homma's artistic interests, blaming Homma's cruelty and indifference on "French nihilism."
Contemporary authors too often take explanations for aggression from individuals engaged in aggression at face value. Both books deliver atrocious ethical reasoning, though Hillenbrand did find time to write an entire chapter on the boring technical details of B-24 bombers.
Survival stories are better when containing first person accounts. The following are much better books than Unbroken and Ghost Soldiers: Death March by Donald Knox; Comfort Women Speak by Sangmie Choi Schellstede and Soon Mi Yu; Into the Rising Sun by Patrick O'Donnell; No Bugles, No Drums by Rudy Tomedi; Hey, Mac, Where You Been? by Henry Berry; Nam by Mark Baker; This Is Paradise! by Hyok Kang; The Naked Island by Russell Braddon; Witness by Joshua M. Greene and Shiva Kumar; Voices from D-Day by Jonathan Bastable; Everything We Had by Al Santoli; Beyond Valor by Patrick O'Donnell.
The latter books lack the prose glitz of Unbroken and Ghost Soldiers but make up for it in realism, with errors likely resulting from front line individuals not being informed rather than from inexcusable, unethical fallacies. Not recommended.
—JT Fournier, last updated May 14, 2014


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Das, A and Chakraborty, B and Piscanec, S and Pisana, S and Sood, AK and Ferrari, AC (2009) Phonon renormalization in doped bilayer graphene. In: Physical Review-B, 79 (15). pp. 155417-1.
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We report phonon renormalization in bilayer graphene as a function of doping. The Raman G peak stiffens and sharpens for both electron and hole doping as a result of the nonadiabatic Kohn anomaly at the Gamma point. The bilayer has two conduction and valence subbands, with splitting dependent on the interlayer coupling. This gives a change of slope in the variation of G peak position with doping which allows a direct measurement of the interlayer coupling strength.
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Smokin’ hot just got an upgrade
Pennie’s six-track EP redefines Indie rock
One of this year’s true finds, Pennie carries the torch of true Indie rock with her finely-etched songs, smokey vocals and electrifying guitar riffs. Raised in Calgary, Alberta, a stone’s throw away from the Saddledome, her refusal to put up with bullying from school staff once saw her dad, a long haul trucker, hauled off to jail and then-thirteen-year-old Penelope Lane expelled for a week for spitting at a teacher.
“If you attract attention, you also attract people who want to take you down,” Pennie says.
Her debut album Liquid Sky released by indie label Mad Dog Records is a must-have. Period. The tracks feature slick golden rhythms, precisely honed melodies, occasional freewheeling and Pennie’s characteristic dirtied, sun-baked vocals that are reminiscent of Bella Donna-era Stevie Nicks.
The eighteen year old could be the face Indie rock desperately needs. She easily holds her ground in the banal sea of unwashed dudes singing about pain, puberty and p***y”. Her jubilant, take-no-shit untamable voice soars with swagger. Songs like “Narcisist” and “Looking for Work” feature Pennie’s bold temperamental octaves, arching over rambling acoustic strums, thumping percussion and harmonized choruses.
It’s been years since a performer has burst onto the music scene with such force and feeling. If Liquid Sky is any indication, Pennie is here to stay.


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Thursday night, little ghosts and goblins will be running around with one common goal... candy.
And while they're in the candy zone, parents need to take some extra precautions.
Trick-or-treaters can often forget about safety, that's why Erie police say it's important for parents and others to be extra alert.
Halloween is a time when you have to be most vigilant because safety hazards are everywhere.
Here are some tips:
Police say plan you're route.
Adults should accompany children twelve and under.
Costumes: make sure disguises don't obstruct kids' vision, and they're not too long to avoid tripping.
Reflective tape, flashlights, and glow sticks also help drivers see trick-or-treaters.
Onto motorists, Erie police say they really need to pay extra attention too.
A recent report found that more than twice as many child pedestrians are hit and killed on Halloween, than on any other day of the year.
Teach kids to cross at crosswalks, not in between cars.
And police say drivers need to be extra alert.
"There's going to be a lot of traffic out there with people walking around. Drive extra slow and extra careful because not everybody will have bright costumes and there will be a lot of dark costumes and dark neighborhoods," said Lt. Stan Green with the Erie Police Department.
Police say you can use technology to keep track of your family.
There are phone apps like React Mobile, where you can track your child.
You can do a sex offender search before you leave the home, to find out where registered sex offenders live.
Police say Family Center is a good app to find sex offenders and track your child. You can also check PA Megan's Law website.


With great power comes great capability, and Ford is promising all of that and more on the updated F-series Super Duty lineup. The Blue Oval has released the first details on the 2020 models of its heavy-duty pickup trucks, which Ford says will have the most powerful engines and the highest payload and tow ratings in Super Duty history. While the company remains mum on the official power and torque output as well as the towing capacities—at least until later this week at the Chicago auto show—we expect both to exceed the Super Duty's current 935 lb-ft of torque and 35,000-pound maximum towing capacity. In addition to the increased torque output and hauling capability, the refreshed Fords also receive a new heavy-duty variant of Ford's 10-speed automatic transmission, chassis enhancements, more high-tech features, and subtle exterior and interior revisions.
More Powertrain Choices
Until the all-important torque and towing ratings are released, the big news is that the Super Duty will now offer two gasoline-powered V-8 engines. Along with the standard 6.2-liter V-8, which carries over unchanged, an all-new 7.3-liter V-8 will be available. Ford claims it will be the most powerful gas V-8 in its class. This all-new engine marks the return of a pushrod V-8 to Ford products, but seeing as it features a cast-iron block, we don't think this will spark the return of a big-block Mustang. The 7.3 also features variable valve timing, port fuel injection, cross-bolted main bearings, and a forged-steel crankshaft, a combination aimed at simplifying maintenance and maximizing reliability.
The company's legendary Power Stroke diesel engine is also significantly overhauled for 2020, with the 6.7-liter V-8 adding an upgraded fuel-injection system that is said to optimize combustion and control noise levels. Other meaningful enhancements include a redesigned turbocharger and stronger internal components for more horsepower and torque than the previous diesel engine, which developed 450 horsepower and 935 lb-ft. While that torque rating is already higher than the Duramax diesel (910 lb-ft) that is available on the heavy-duty Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra, the all-new Cummins diesel found in the Ram 3500 makes up to 1000 lb-ft of torque. Based on recent history, we expect Ford to exceed that number.
All three Super Duty engines will be available with the new 10-speed automatic transmission, which replaces the current six-speed automatic. Ford says this heavy-duty trans has a wider gear-ratio span than the old six-speed and is only 3.5 pounds heavier while not taking up any more space under the truck. Unlike the 10-speed autos found in the F-150, this version gets a power takeoff, often referred to as a PTO, that can power accessories including job-site generators, snowplows, and salt spreaders.
Not Just Stronger, but Smarter and Sharper
While huge towing capacities and massive torque ratings grab headlines in heavy-duty-truck land, these behemoths are also judged by how luxurious their cabins are and how fancy their high-tech options are. Accordingly, the 2020 Super Duty receives new driver-assistance technology, upgraded infotainment options, and updated exterior and interior features.
The Super Duty lineup continues to offer a variety of driver assists such as automated emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring, and lane-keeping assist. It's also now available with a useful Pro Trailer Backup Assist. The system allows the driver to hook up a variety of trailers by helping them control the steering and using the camera system to give further guidance. Every model also includes a 4G LTE connection with a mobile hotspot that connects up to 10 devices; wireless charging and USB-C ports are also now available.
The heavy-duty Fords may have a host of significant updates underneath their aluminum-intensive shell, but the exterior and interior revisions are milder. On the outside, they feature a slightly revised front end with updated LED headlights and a new front bumper. The rear end has also been refreshed with a new bumper, tailgate, and taillights. Inside, the improvements are basically limited to premium materials and options on specific models. Expect the updated Super Duty lineup to go on sale this fall, with the base price for a rear-drive, regular-cab F-250 to be about $35,000.
Eric Stafford’s automobile addiction began before he could walk, and it has fueled his passion to write news, reviews, and more for Car and Driver since 2016. His aspiration growing up was to become a millionaire with a Jay Leno–like car collection. Apparently, getting rich is harder than social-media influencers make it seem, so he avoided financial success entirely to become an automotive journalist and drive new cars for a living. After earning a degree at Central Michigan University and working at a daily newspaper, the years of basically burning money on failed project cars and lemon-flavored jalopies finally paid off when Car and Driver hired him. His garage currently includes a 2010 Acura RDX, a manual '97 Chevy Camaro Z/28, and a '90 Honda CRX Si.


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The earliest known account of the legend of Saint Kenelm was given by a monk from Worcester named Wilfin a derivative of which was found in a manuscript from the 12th century at Winchcombe Abbey. The legend tells how Kenelm inherited the throne of the English kingdom of Mercia as a young boy and fell victim to the jealousy of his sister and was murdered by his guardian and became venerated throughout Anglo-Saxon England.
When Coenwulf, King of Mercia died in AD 819 he left behind two daughters, Quendryda and Dornemilde and a seven-year-old son, named Kenelm who was his heir. His sister, Dornemilde, loved him greatly and he loved her but Quendryda was jealous of her brother and wanted to be Queen and reign instead of him. To this end, she brewed a poison and tricked her brother into taking it but the poison proved to have no effect on him at all and he remained hale and hearty.
Frustrated by her failure but still determined to bring about her desire she hatched a plot with her brother’s guardian. She gave him money and made him her lover and told him, “Slay my brother for me, that I may reign," and he being an evil man he agreed.
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High school notebook: Westside's Jordan Hall lands U.S. Army All-American Bowl selection
With the conclusion of the FBU Top Gun Showcase in Naples at the Paradise Coast Sports Complex came some good news for one Northeast Florida athlete.
After three days of high-level competition with some of the top high school prospects from across the country, Westside defensive tackle Jordan Hall secured his spot in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl on January 7, 2023, in San Antonio. The game will air live on NBC.
Hall, a four-star recruit and the No. 2 defensive lineman in the state on the USA TODAY Florida Network top 100, knew entering the Top Gun Showcase what his goal was.
End of the road:Takeaways from 2022 spring football around Northeast Florida
The 6-foot-4, 300-pound defensive lineman, who holds offers from Alabama, Georgia, Ohio State, and many more power programs, was a force all weekend long, wreaking havoc in the trenches.
“It’s a dream come true,” Hall said. “As a kid watching the Under Armour game and watching the Adidas game, looking at that and watching everyone commit in those games, it's something everybody wants to do.”
In addition to the All-American Bowl invites being presented, 11 athletes were invited to The National Combine, which takes place during the U.S. Army All-American Bowl Week in Texas and features the nation’s top 600 underclassmen.
Jonas Duclona (Naples), Olsen Patt Henry (First Baptist Academy), Kenric Lainer (Decatur), and TJ McWilliams (North Central, Indianapolis) were also selected to the All-American Bowl from the weekend's event.
Frier, Guarnera, Trujillo on ESPN 300
It's never too early to begin the countdown to 2024.
Three Northeast Florida players made the list for ESPN's top 300 prospects in the 2024 recruiting class, released over the weekend — and one followed up on Monday by confirming a significant transfer.
Wide receiver Camdon Frier, already committed to Florida State, came in at No. 216 in the list after an excellent 2020 freshman campaign (25 catches, 254 yards at Suwannee). On Monday, Frier changed his Twitter bio from Suwannee to Columbia, on the opposite side of the Old Oaken Bucket rivalry, and Columbia's football Twitter account issued a post acknowledging his arrival.
Limited to five games on the football field last fall, he returned to action in baseball this spring and batted .340 as the Bulldogs reached the state final four.
Ponte Vedra guard Jake Guarnera, whose recruitment has been rapidly gaining momentum over the spring and summer, entered the list at No. 249. Florida, Florida State and Penn State are among the 290-pound rising junior's offers.
Bartram Trail's dual-threat quarterback Riley Trujillo also earned an ESPN 300 selection, at No. 274. Trujillo passed for 978 yards and nine touchdowns while completing 62.5 percent of his throws and rushing for 323 yards during his sophomore year with the Bears.
Commanders' Harris chosen All-State
White wide receiver Tremesha Harris led three Commanders selections as the Florida Athletic Coaches Association announced the annual All-State squads for high school flag football.
Harris, a senior who caught 96 passes for 1,484 yards and 21 touchdowns, earned first-team honors for Class 1A. Second-team Class 1A selections were Middleburg's Brooke Swenson and White's Sydney Brown, while the Class 1A third team included Clay's Annalee Harbison and White's Endia Maxwell.
In Class 2A, Fleming Island junior MaKayla Maddox made the second team as an
athlete after leading the Golden Eagles to the final four.
Honorable mention selections included Oriana Fiffer (Atlantic Coast), Semila Brdarevic and Charlotte Minnon (both Baldwin), Dakota Hills (Clay), Jazmen Thompson (First Coast), Gabi Musa (Fleming Island), In'dreanna Bargeron, Leah Fulton, Adayja Gadsden and Jasnea Hall-McDowell (all Jackson), Ashley Smith (Mandarin), Desiree Hall, Kaylee McWatters and Laura Palagyi (all Middleburg), Ashley Purdy (Sandalwood), Destine Fair (Westside) and Brianna Henderson (White).
Around the area
Yulee rising senior wide receiver Zack Drawdy named UConn, Central Michigan and Colorado State as his finalists. ... Brunswick athlete Jayden Drayton committed to Harvard football. ... University Christian running back Alvonte Toliver committed to Virginia University of Lynchburg football. ... Bishop Kenny junior pitcher and infielder Jack Newman committed to North Florida baseball. ... Ponte Vedra junior defenseman Mack Gray committed to Dickinson men's lacrosse. ... Oakleaf pitcher Scotty Wrye signed with Trinity Baptist College baseball. ... Orange Park center William Mosbach signed with Trinity Baptist College men's basketball. ... Potter's House center Ezekiel Joseph-Mullings committed to Dodge City Community College men's basketball. ... Suwannee forward Brian Fuery committed to Murray State College men's basketball. ... Former Ponte Vedra and University of North Florida guard Beau Beech signed with FMP Meridian, a professional basketball team in Belgrade, Serbia. ... The National Federation of State High School Associations announced that jewelry will no longer be prohibited for players in high school baseball, provided that it does not pose a risk of injury or harm to an opponent.
Clayton Freeman covers high school sports and more for the Florida Times-Union. Follow him on Twitter at @CFreemanJAX.


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Abstract TP98: SMTP-7, A Novel Thrombolytic With An Anti-inflammatory Potential, Improves Thrombotic Stroke With Little Bleeding Risk
Extending the time window for acute stroke therapies is important in increasing the number of stroke patients who might benefit from treatment. SMTP-7, a novel small-molecule plasminogen modulator, has a time window of ~6 h in thrombotic stroke in animal experiments. The excellent activity of SMTP-7 is attributable to an anti-inflammatory action as well as thrombolysis due to plasminogen modulation. We recently identified soluble epoxide hydrolase (sEH) as an intracellular target of the anti-inflammatory action of SMTP-7. SMTP-7 inhibits sEH that hydrolyzes anti-inflammatory fatty acid epoxides, and this action possibly plays a role in the protection of nervous tissues from inflammatory damage. We report here that SMTP-7 treats thrombotic stroke with little bleeding risk. In thrombotic stroke models of monkey and mouse, SMTP-7 (10 mg/kg) significantly ameliorated neurological deficits, cerebral infarct, and hemorrhage transformation. The efficacy of SMTP-7 in thrombolysis at 10 mg/kg was comparable to that of t-PA at 0.55 mg/kg in a rat carotid artery thrombosis model. In a mouse tail amputation assay, SMTP-7 at < 30 mg/kg did not prolong bleeding time, and bleeding was observed at 100 mg/kg. t-PA significantly prolonged bleeding time at >0.1 mg/kg. These effects of SMTP-7 and t-PA were canceled by tranexamic acid, an inhibitor of fibrinolysis. Thus, at the pharmacological thrombolytic dose, t-PA but not SMTP-7 increases bleeding time. The difference can be explained by that, unlike t-PA that directly activates plasminogen, SMTP-7 is a plasminogen modulator that alters plasminogen conformation to be susceptible to proteolytic activation by endogenous plasminogen activators, and acts through a physiological on-demand system coping with thrombotic events. In addition, anti-inflammatory action of SMTP-7 through an sEH inhibition may contribute to lower risk of hemorrhagic transformation.
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The character of howie newsome, grover’s corners’ local dairy farmer and milkman, was created by wilder to show the continuity of life in america. that is how deeply dairy farming is woven into the fabric of our society. in most places, the days of the local milkman are gone; but dairy still plays a huge role in the diets of most americans. Innovation center for u.s. dairy announces 2022 sustainability award winners. june 7, 2022. contact: scott wallin. [email protected] (407) 765 1561. rosemont, ill. – the u.s. dairy sustainability awards program recognized a class of seven exceptional farms, businesses and partnerships for their socially responsible, economically viable. Cropping practices. in virginia, maola dairy farms are using a no till drill. many of our farmers practice no till farming, which is well established as an environmentally friendly way of planting crops. the drill allows our farmers to grow crops with minimum soil disturbance, as it opens the soil just enough so seeds can be planted, while.
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