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PHILIPSBURG–The police said on Monday that they are still working to obtain leads to help solve the murder of Canadian tourist Sylvain Valade (48), who was gunned down in an armed robbery on Beacon Hill Road on Wednesday, June 5.
In its press release, the Police Force did not directly address reports in other sections of the media that someone had been arrested in the case.
“The investigation in the tragic death of the Canadian tourist who was shot during an armed robbery which took place on Wednesday, June 5, at approximately 11:00pm in the vicinity of Maho beach is currently still ongoing. The St. Maarten Police Force has not issued any official press release surrounding this case because of the sensitivity of the investigation,” police said in the release.
“The detectives are still working endlessly to obtain leads which will help in solving this case. The [St. Maarten Police Force – Ed.] detectives with the help of other law enforcement agencies and the public have the ability to handle multiple cases at the same time.”
Police said in a press release after the incident that a Canadian man had been walking with his daughter when the two were approached by a suspect who attempted to steal from them. After a brief struggle, the man was shot and the suspect fled the scene in a vehicle. The victim was flown to Florida in the USA for medical treatment, but succumbed to his injuries.
His daughter Yanie Valade said in an emotional Facebook post the day her father passed away that her father had met a tragic and unimaginable end. She said the images of the incident had been constantly turning in her head and the sound of the shot had been haunting her.
Detectives reiterated their call for the community to provide information to assist in the investigation, primarily persons who were in the immediate area when the shooting occurred. Persons can the police’s anonymous tip line, tel. 9300. The tip line can also be reached from abroad at tel. +1721-542-0345.
Source: The Daily Herald https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/88601-police-looking-for-leads-on-shooting-of-canadian

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DreamingYou Day #26
By now you have a pretty good idea of who is central to your life and living... let me rephrase that: you KNOW who you stand for!
Have you read His love letter to you lately? Ever?
Have you read THE WHOLE THING?
All Books in the Holy Scripture refer to Jesus, from the Pentateuch (the Torah, or first five books written down by Moses) through to the Book of Revelation. Jesus Himself daily pored over what we refer to as The Old Testament. Do we not strive to do what Jesus did?
If you want to study the Bible that includes all the Books and not just the part we refer to as The New Testament, you can start right away at Amazing Facts' Free On-Line Bible School. But whether you start a study now or just want to think about it first, you will not go wrong by beginning to read the Bible, cover to cover. Holy Scriptures were written by God for YOU.
Now, as anyone who has done this before knows, you will meet opposition when you begin to talk about the positive effects Jesus has in your life. You may be called names, put down, and perhaps worse, depending on your circumstances. Please keep reading. Keep doing what God personally directs you to do (which is to love others as yourself). And don't lose sight of all the joy, peace, and other fruits you have identified in your life as a result of this journey.
Find a supportive group of loving, caring Christian brothers and sisters to share with if you do not already have this network.
Thinking Work:Take out your pen and paper. If someone told you to keep your eyes on the prize, could you describe in one sentence what your prize would be-- in other words, what God has given you to do? Write that statement down. Is this your BIG DREAM-- or is it a slight adjustment to it? If there is a match between your BIG DREAM and what God has given you to do, you have found your LIFE PURPOSE. Take the statement you have written down and put it in places where you can review it as you go about your day. This is so exciting!
If anyone will not welcome you or listen to your words, shake the dust off your feet when you leave that home or town. ~Matthew 10:14
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This book is a short, basic guide for pastors to do what God has called them to do. There is nothing earth-shattering here, but it's strength is that it is so general. Their advice generally fits most any setting. They hold high expectations for pastors while offering grace as well. It's the kind of book you can read several times or go over on a regular basis with other pastors for accountability. There are also some specific tips that are very practical, especially in the chapters about shepherding your people. I would especially recommend this book to young/new pastors and those who are looking for how to get out of a rut in their ministry.

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The very best part of my daily activities is i learn something new and read about anything and everything , that way i feed my mind with knowledge, my soul with wisdom and my heart with happiness.
whatever i know and read i like to share that so i can also be able to feed my readers' and friends' Minds ,Souls and hearts.thats sharing my friends and who knows may be by sharing this world could be a better place and may be we all have happy hearts.
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*Treat everyone as you want to be treated.
*Never give up on anybody; miracles happen.
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*Be tough-minded, but tender hearted.
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*Don’t forget that a person’s greatest emotional need is to feel appreciated.
*Keep your promises.
*Learn to show cheerfulness even when you don’t feel it.
*Remember that overnight success usually takes 15 years.
*Leave everything better than you found it.
*Remember that winners do what losers don’t want to do.
*When you arrive at your job in the morning, let the first thing you say brighten everyone’s day. *Don’t rain on other people’s parades.
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The back-to-back-to-back solo shots came in a span of four pitches by Braves starter Ben Sheets (4-3). It was the first time the Dodgers have hit three consecutive homers since 2007.
Ramirez added a three-run shot in the sixth to finish with four RBI.
The four homers were the only hits Los Angeles had in the game.
Aaron Harang (9-7) collected the victory, striking out eight over 6 2/3 innings while yielding just one run on four hits. The right-hander overcame five walks.
Kenley Jansen picked up his 25th save for the second-place Dodgers, who came into the contest trailing the San Francisco Giants by one-half game in the National League West.
Sheets surrendered the six runs in six innings.
Martin Prado homered for the National League wild card-leading Braves, whose four-game winning streak was snapped.
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Mr Truss said while in the short term the carbon tax did not apply to farmers, it would add to the cost of everything they buy and did.
“It will cost much more to produce and process Australia’s food, and farmers will have great difficulty passing those extra costs on because imported products will not be subject to a carbon tax in their country of production.”
Senator McKenzie said horticulture was important to Australia’s economy, and was worth approximately $10 billion.
“There are 60,000 people employed in horticulture, the second largest employer in agriculture.
“The government says agriculture will be exempt from the carbon tax, but right through the supply chain from the farm gate to dinner plate it will have an impact.
“It was also announced the price of the widely used R404A refrigerant will increase more than 400 per cent, from $92.88 per kilo to $377.71 per kilo under the tax.
“Getting fresh fruit and vegetables to consumers requires constant temperature control, such as refrigerated transport, cool stores, even refrigeration and air conditioning in supermarkets.
Vegetable grower Luis Gazzola said the industry expected a 10 per cent increase in the costs of production.
“Everything we touch – fuel, power, gas, packaging and transport – it’s all going to go up.
“Unfortunately, because our industry is supply and demand we can’t pass the costs on.”
Senator McKenzie said it was going to be a tough road ahead for growers under the carbon tax.

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Birdsong. Flowing rivers. Summer storms. In his 'Pastoral' Symphony, Beethoven has us stop and smell the roses.
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What an unexpected year for No, YOU Tell It!
We were rehearsing for our first show at Sunnyside Plays and looking forward to an in-person Lambda Literary story swap when COVID-19 cases exploded in NYC back in March. Our future quickly became uncertain and we weren’t sure if we’d be swapping stories ever again.
Despite technical difficulties, a different genre of performance, and a huge learning curve, we were pleased to deliver two virtual story swaps. We hope listening to the stories provided a needed respite.
Storytelling has both the power to elicit empathy and create connection, and though we couldn’t physically be together we hope both of these things came through the screen. We’re especially grateful to everyone who came out to support the storytellers. And if you missed the shows, check out our podcast!
Thank you so much to our storytellers, partners and sponsors, producers, and especially our audiences for making the best out of this chaotic virtual year.
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The Donald J. Trump Foundation agrees to dissolve under judicial supervision while a lawsuit in the state of New York is ongoing.
The American Civil Liberties Union files a lawsuit in response to President Trump's proclamation that denies asylum to immigrants who enter the country illegally.
A federal judge blocks an order by President Trump that denies asylum to illegal immigrants.
The lawyer of Michael Cohen, ex-lawyer of U.S. President Donald Trump who pleaded guilty to eight felonies a day prior, says his client would refuse to accept a presidential pardon.
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Odessa Police Chief Michael Gerke says that at least 21 people have been injured by gunfire and five killed.
“Something that I want to point out is that this is not your typical active shooter, it was more of a … mobile active shooter which made things increasingly more difficult for our law enforcement,” a spokesperson from the Odessa Police Department told Fox News.
The police department said they believe there were two shooters in two separate vehicles: a gold or white colored Toyota truck and a USPS van. Police advised people to stay away from TX-Loop 250.
The University of Texas of the Permian Basin (UTPB) said on Twitter that the university went into lockdown because “officers are looking for suspect in shooting in the area of UTPB.”
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In ap 25 students of sc/st have been given admissions in enginerring and other institutes though got 0%marks in entrance examination on the basis that they got 40%in intermediate examination, is it not compromising with quality of candidates and dont you think it will not be interest of country and should be avoided?
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This is what Kapil Sibal wants to apply in the whole country. As the population will grow, we will see a similar situation nationally; the competitiveness will merely reduce to Class XII marks and caste representation....entrance exams will just be a formality. Anyway institutes and govt. make a lot of money from entrance exam application fees.


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The forecasts of the State Meteorological Agency of Spain (Aemet) by cold and snow in the interior of the province of Alicante has led Emergencies to deploy a comprehensive device to deal with the effects of the storm Filomena. The objective shared by the Government, the Generalitat Valenciana and the Alicante Provincial Council seeks to avoid chaotic situations such as those that occurred in January years ago, with hundreds of people trapped in their vehicles and dozens of municipalities cut off from communication. But yesterday the snow had no impact on the main roads of the road network and only dyed the tops of the mountains and lPopulations located above 700 meters. The snow cover reached more than 15 centimeters at the highest levels but with the drop in temperatures last night, the risk of ice sheets appearing increases.
Yesterday the first cuts of county roads and local, and in some points it was necessary to circulate with chains. Access by motor vehicles to the mountains or foothills of the river was also advised or prohibited. Cid-Maigmó, Mariola, Carrasqueta, Reconco, Aitana, Cabeço, Xorret del Catí, Serrella, Puig Campana, Carxe, Sierra de Salinas and Font Roja, among other. As anecdotal data, it should be noted that it also snowed in the Vega Baja region. Something unusual. But almost whenever the current meteorological circumstances occur, it snows on the peaks and slopes of the Sierra de la Algayat.
However, the orange warning remains today because the convergence of two divergent air masses -Atlantic fronts with continental polar air- continues to be active, of which there is still some dispersion. The rains started at dawn but were not copious and, as the day progressed, the snow began to dissolve due to the effect of rainwater.
In towns such as Benifallim, Penaguila, Fageca, Alfafara, Tollos, Agres, Benasau and Alcoleja lThe snow set in the urban areas -which did not prevent the arrival of street vendors- but, with the exception of Banyeres, it did not do so in other municipalities in the interior such as Alcoy, Villena, Cocentaina, Beneixama, Biar, Onil and Ibi. In these cases the snow only curdled in the fields and mountains. A fully winter scene that also occurred in Confrides and in the inland mountains of the Marina Baixa.
In this context of an orange weather alert due to impending snowfall, some municipalities decided to suspend classes as a precaution. In Villena, the City Council decided to postpone the selection tests for a Local Police agent that had to be carried out in the afternoon. In order to reduce vehicle traffic to avoid risks, the call was postponed to next week. For its part, the Finestrat City Council, following the recommendations of the 112 Valencian Community Emergency Center, chose to close the entire recreational area of the Font del Molí area, as well as the area that serves as parking in it and where numerous hikers park on weekends. In this way, the aim is to persuade hikers, mountaineers and climbers to make outings during these days through the Puig Campana routes.
Regarding the activated protocol, the government sub-delegate, Araceli Poblador, reported that it includes 16 snowplows, 1,700 tons of salt and 228,000 liters of brine, as well as 12 weather stations. The Alicante Provincial Council also deployed a special operation and the Deputies for Roads and Emergencies, Alejandro Morant and Javier Sendra, they met telematically with the councilors Arcadi Spain and Gabriela Bravo together with the regional secretary for Emergencies, José María Ángel Batalla.
The cold was also felt all Thursday in Elche, with thermometers that marked minimum temperatures of 6 degrees in the city and even lower in some districts, with Ferriol being the coldest point.
The storm offered on its first day oscillating rain gauge records: 23 mm in Pego, 20 mm in Xàbia, 16 mm in Banyeres, 15 mm in some areas of the Vega Baja, 8 mm in Villena, 7 mm in Elche, 5 mm in Elda -Petrer and 3 mm in Alicante. A rain very well received by the countryside because the autumn and what we have been in winter has been very dry in the province. Temperatures have been low – the maximums have not exceeded 2 degrees in Banyeres, 3 degrees in Villena and 6 in Elda-Petrer – but until early Thursday there had been no harmful frosts for seasonal crops. In any case the meteorological situation is very unstable. Forecasts suggest that the weather could get more complicated throughout this Friday as the risk of heavy snowfall and a sharp drop in temperatures remain.
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“The elitist faction aims to destroy Americans as a free people. They count it as fact that, thanks to their corrupting machinations, we have become what Holder, Obama and the rest (including the jihadi terrorists they now work with and promote) arrogantly declare us to be: ‘a nation of cowards.’” (“Pledge to impeach? Just do it”)
“I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character.” (Martin Luther King, Jr.)
It would certainly be the height of tragic irony if the destruction of Martin Luther King’s famous dream for his children takes the form of allowing a tyrant to enslave our whole nation because we are impelled by racial fears to ignore the lawless character of his abuses of power. But if, because of the color of his skin, we refuse to curtail, by constitutional means, Barack Obama’s dictatorial maneuvers against the U.S. Constitution, that is exactly what we will be doing.
I do not believe that America is a nation of cowards, not when it comes to race or terrorism or the economic challenges brought on by the elitist faction’s campaign to destroy America’s middle class. But it does cause me great concern when I read that Rush Limbaugh has expressed the view that “You can’t impeach the first black president … no matter how corrupt or lawless.” Rush’s statement makes no sense unless we assume that the color of Obama’s skin makes him so fearsome that Americans would rather let liberty perish than risk the consequences of calling him to account for his crimes.
I won’t do Rush or any other decent American the injustice of assuming that his assertion is simply a prejudiced reaction to Obama’s skin color. But I do believe that the Obama faction’s manipulation of the stereotype of “negro savagery” has something to do with it. Opponents of abolition in the antebellum South routinely evoked that stereotype to caricature the consequences of abolishing slavery. With venomous irony, Holder, Obama and their elitist faction collaborators have implicitly drawn upon it to terrorize America’s craven political leaders.
Once the “race card” involved playing on America’s guilt over what were portrayed as racially motivated injustices (though the root of those injustices was more ruthless greed than racism). Now it involves counting on America’s fear of a violent black uprising if anyone interferes with Obama’s ongoing campaign to consolidate dictatorial rule. Hitler had his brownshirts. Obama has his black thugs. Tactics like the so-called “knockout game” use random violence to foster a fearful environment of incipient violence against individuals. A pattern of racially selective law enforcement creates an impression of impunity that is intended further to aggravate its fearsomeness.
A political blockbuster and guide for Congress to draw up articles of impeachment — Aaron Klein’s “Impeachable Offenses: The Case for Removing Barack Obama from Office”
I and others have called this the era of “gangster government.” As Obama and his collaborators take over the neighborhood, the threat of wholesale black violence is being manipulated in the background, buying the time they need to pervert the police, national security and military forces from local peace officers, responsible agents of law enforcement, and guardians for our defense, into compliant enforcers of the elitist faction’s dictatorial will.
So when Rush Limbaugh says “you can’t impeach America’s first black president,” his words evoke the specter of black urban neighborhoods ablaze with mob violence, suburbs terrorized by murderous black marauders and a nation held hostage before the world.
Meanwhile, Obama’s cozy relations with the jihadi terrorist gangs (the truth at the heart of the Benghazi debacle) and his selective enforcement of U.S. immigration laws (letting terrorist cadre slip into the country in the guise of hapless job seekers) add to the mix, raising the possibility of sleeper terrorist cells that spring into action to take advantage of our internal unrest. They might wreak havoc in ways that end up justifying Obama’s eventual goal: the overt imposition of martial law, suspending the Constitution the way Congress just suspended the debt ceiling.
The fact that Obama is now so boldly contemptuous of our laws and Constitution should alert us to the likelihood that he is prepared to be bolder still. The reaction of America’s political leaders, can only encourage his effrontery. His Democratic colleagues openly or implicitly urge on his tyrannical initiatives. The GOP quislings supinely facilitate and collaborate with his abuses. They are more concerned with bridling grass-roots conservatives than with restraining Obama’s lawless abuses of power.
Even the politicians willing to call Obama’s campaign against the Constitution by its right name have thus far done little more than mouth their opposition to his assaults. Even that “little more” chiefly involves purporting to fight the tyrannical abuse of Executive power by accepting and encouraging the tyrannical abuse of judicial power. So they act as if the ultimate responsibility to act against constitutional abuses is in the hands of an elitist crew of judges.
In fact the voice that speaks authoritatively on constitutional matters is the voice of “the people of the United States” in whom resides the sovereign will from whom our government derives its just powers. Insofar as they are still willing to act exclusively under the rubric of the current sham two-party system, the nation’s whole political leadership (and this includes putative grass-roots “heroes” like Rand Paul, Ted Cruz et al.) appears to reject this fundamental premise of America’s republican form of government.
The telltale sign of their apostasy is their refusal to back up their denunciations of Obama’s high crimes and misdemeanors with an organized, determined and sustained appeal to the people. Such an appeal would aim to secure a vote of no confidence in Obama and all his collaborators and all his works, a vote expressed by electing a Congress this November filled to the maximum with people pledged to impeach and remove the Obama faction from office, as a matter of first priority.
Thanks to a complex skein of timidity, selfish calculation and governmental/political intimidation, the current crop of elected political officials hasn’t yet shown the intelligence, integrity and courage to stand forthrightly in defense of America’s constitutional republic. Must we therefore, as Rush Limbaugh implies, do nothing to prevent a corrupt and lawless would-be tyrant from achieving his goal?
The example of the revolution that preceded America’s founding should be our guide in this respect. Before ever the first shot was fired in defense of liberty, people had first to summon their resolve, and then, in preparation make a gathering on the green (the place where citizens prepared themselves to stand in defense of liberty.)
The Pledge to Impeach campaign aims to mobilize people determined to oppose Obama’s tyranny for such a gathering on the green, using the 21st century tools that allow millions to take a public stand together, if they will. Perhaps, as things stand, we “can’t impeach America’s first black president.” But we can resolve to show the courage it takes to join together in the demand that any elected officials who want to represent us must pledge to represent our determination to impeach and remove a lawless, would-be dictator from office, regardless of the color of his skin.
“But Alan, what if we can’t succeed?”
When America’s patriot founders gathered to declare the nation’s independence, not one among them was sure they would succeed. That’s not what it takes to become and remain a free people. What it takes is the courage to stand: to stand, to fight and not to yield, though death itself pretends to claim the victory. I pray that Rush Limbaugh, and every other American of good faith, will stand against Obama’s tyranny and encourage others to do so. Then let the tyrants who wish to kill our liberty ponder the task of wading through all of us to do it.


Northamptonshire musician Sara Spade – who delighted Northampton with her ukulele skills last year – is set to return to the town next weekend to offer more people the chance to learn to play one of the nation’s favourite wartime instruments.
Once described by Jools Holland as having a “magical element” and a “fantastic voice,” Daventry-born Sara will be holding full-day ukulele workshops for beginners at Northampton Museum and Art Gallery on Saturday, January 24, between 10am-3pm.
She is due to hold a further workshop at the same time and place on Saturday, 7 March, and a slightly more advanced class on Saturday, May 9.
The sessions are open to ages 16 and over and cost £34 per person. Booking is essential and instruments, teas and coffees are provided.
Sara said: “I am certainly looking forward to coming back to Northampton and we all had a great time at my last workshops; some of the same people are even returning for the higher level class.
“But tickets are going fast and after I sold out last time, I would advise anyone interested to book fast.”
Her full band, Sara Spade & The Noisy Boys, will be headlining the Ukulele Festival of Great Britain 2015 and their latest CD, Boy Next Door, has already been broadcast on BBC Radio 2.
As well as performing at Northamptonshire’s own Althorp Festival and Delapré Beer Festival, the band have also starred on the stage at the BBC Radio 2 D-Day Celebration Gala at the Royal Albert Hall in London and at various national festivals, including Bestival and Wilderness.
They describe their music as a retro-pop and vintage-swing combination, scattered with acoustic covers of soul and jazz classics. Further details about the band and their upcoming shows can be found at: www.saraspade.com/band.
To book tickets for the Northampton workshops, contact the museum on: Northampton 837397.


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The doors of the new Whitburn Partnership Centre will soon be opening to members of the public with work now complete on the redevelopment of the old Burgh Halls.
West Lothian Council has invested nearly £5million on the delivery of Whitburn Partnership Centre which represents a significant investment towards transforming local services for the benefit of the Whitburn community.
Maxi Construction led on the redevelopment which has transformed the site at East Main Street into a new Partnership Centre, bringing a number of local facilities and services under one roof in the heart of the town centre.
The original Burgh Halls façade has been kept and restored. A new two-storey extension has been added to the retained East Mains Street building which will provide a new easily accessible main entrance leading into an airy reception area with seating.
The redeveloped building will provide accommodation for a number of services including Whitburn Library, Whitburn Housing Office, Access 2 Employment, Customer Information Service, Social Policy and Whitburn Community Museum as well as providing two community rooms, separated by a sliding folding partition which can be opened up to form one large Community Hall.
The project was the latest in the council’s partnership centre model that has proven successful in other parts of the area including Armadale, Bathgate, Blackburn, Broxburn, East Calder, Livingston North, Fauldhouse and Linlithgow.
Representatives from Maxi Construction met Leader of West Lothian Council, Lawrence Fitzpatrick and West Lothian Council officers as the keys for the Partnership Centre were handed over to West Lothian Council.
Leader of West Lothian Council Lawrence Fitzpatrick said: “I am delighted to see the completion of the project to deliver the new Whitburn Partnership Centre. My thanks to Maxi Construction and council officers who have worked together to breathe new life into the Historic Burgh Halls while creating a new, modern facility that delivers a range of services within the town centre.
“Members of the local community have also played a vital role in shaping the renovation and the creation of additional spaces for community use was of vital importance from the outset of the project. I look forward to seeing the Partnership Centre become a central hub for the Whitburn community.”
Managing Director of Maxi Construction John Aitchison commented “We’re delighted to continue our successful association with West Lothian Council in the provision of local community buildings. We hope that the residents of Whitburn benefit greatly from the new Partnership Centre which has conserved the historic Burgh Halls and provides multiple services in the heart of the community.”
Maxi Construction’s Contracts Manager Brian Watters added “I’m extremely proud of the collaborative effort to deliver this project in what has been a challenging period in construction. We hope the staff and public enjoy the facility as much as we did building it.”
Whitburn Partnership Centre will open to members of the public for the first time on Monday 24 October.


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From beaches to snowy slopes to spring mountain meadows to more Redwood forests…away we go!!
There are a number of towns/neighborhoods scattered around and just outside of Santa Cruz proper that have their own thing going on – separate little downtowns, squares, beaches, etc. One of these that we’ve checked out a few times is Capitola, CA! Capitola is situated right where Soquel Creek meets the Monterey Bay, so it’s a unique beach spanning either side of the stream, small enough to walk across and stand in if you want. We enjoyed this cute area with a interesting shops, restaurants, and colorful beach homes lining the shore. It was a very family- friendly beach.
One of our favorite weekend trips this past spring has been skiing in Lake Tahoe…and of course we are both biased having been Coloradoans for 7 years and being total ski-bum snow bunnies. Our first stop on the way to our mountainside cabin Airbnb was the town of Truckee and Fifty Fifty Brewing! David had no idea this brewery was located here until a week before we left and he was stoked. This brewery has been making one of the best bourbon barrel aged stouts in the land for a long time – The Eclipse. Every bottle is capped then wax dipped to seal it completely. The color of the wax tells you what variant it is, and they change the colors change every year. We discovered Eclipse at our very first GABF in Denver, so it’s a really cool feeling to “complete the circle” and finally make it to one of the renowned breweries we’d been wondering about for years. We told our server that story and she also was geeked out about it. Craft beer nerds live everywhere! It was also exciting that they had the base stout fresh at the brewery. Nummy nummy. We bought a couple different bottles…
This was our first time skiing in California. Also first time hitting the slopes since before we backpacked South America, so likely it’s been since the spring of 2019. We’ve both missed this most epic recreational activity so very much… being amongst the snowy mountaintops again felt like coming home.
Granted, with your ski legs, if you don’t use them…you lose them!! Oh man, we were soooore. Gabrielle especially almost died the first day, her muscles were on FIRE (i.e. the “collapsed on couch w/ cheetos” pic below). David says it’s like riding a bike. You don’t forget how to ride but you just don’t have the stamina you used to have. Needless to say, the hot tub at our cabin was a godsend after both full ski days.
Just this past year, the company that owns the Ikon Pass properties bought Alpine Meadows and Squaw Valley resorts, renaming and rebranding Squaw to Olympic Valley (Squaw hosted the 1960 winter olympics). They are currently in construction connecting the two resorts via a 2 mile gondola to create the 3rd largest ski resort in North America named Palisades Tahoe.
We did the first day at Alpine, the second at Olympic Valley. Our morning at Alpine was cloud covered and a tad windy, but we didn’t mind in the slightest because it brought the welcome gift of fresh flurries and powder skiing! Always a good thing.
These are our first views we got of Lake Tahoe from up top, seen through the clouds – so mystical!
The clouds had mostly cleared up by the afternoon, and we just continued to marvel at the vibrant, delicious blues of Lake Tahoe dominating the skyline to the East.
Our day at Olympic Valley dawned clear and sunny, which was a nice change because we got to have sweeping vistas ALL day in every direction. Lucky for the day before’s teensy snowstorm, our skiing this day still had some untouched areas and wasn’t as “crunchy” as it would have been on month-old snow 😉
Olympic Valley is also considerably larger than Alpine, so we had a lot more ground to cover. Siberia Bowl was our favorite area – the snow was the best here, the views spectacular. A number of the photos below are from the top of the Siberia Express lift.
It was a magical weekend.
Always the seekers of an Après-ski, we wandered into a retro-looking place called The Loft Bar. Found out it was THE old school hangout spot! Been around since they hosted the winter olympics. The outside bar was bumping so we ventured upstairs to find this:
They had a ton of olympic memorabilia and old ski equipment displayed. The Après experience of sitting, cheersing, and looking out the windows at the slopes we were just on as the endorphins still pump through in your veins…it’s incredibly satisfying and brings a calm that is deeply rooted. Be sure to clock our very red windburnt faces.
Sitting clean and freshly showered in the cabin on our last night (post-hot tub), tummies full (had just devoured some pizza), and totally pooped…Gabrielle suggested we go out and grab a dessert at a place on the lake for the final cherry on top of the trip. Because, you know, skiing just makes you want to eat and eat and then eat some more. Plus, we hadn’t yet seen the lake at night. We roused ourselves and drove just down the road to the first place that looked like a local spot that wasn’t a chain restaurant.
The location was Sunnyside Restaurant & Lodge. Our chosen dessert to share was called “Hula Pie” – macadamia nut ice cream with hot fudge and chocolate cookie crust. No one told us it was going to be ENORMOUS. We ate it all. The ambiance of the calm lake at evening was lovely.
Another weekend this spring we drove north, crossed the Golden Gate, and spent a few days in Petaluma and Santa Rosa. The downtown area of Petaluma is centered partly around a river canal that snakes through before it heads southeast to San Pablo Bay. We walked the streets, eyed some restaurants and decided to come back for breakfast. But for now it was on to… you guessed it! More breweries!
We had gotten a recommendation from a fellow beer lover to visit Hen House Brewing when we made it to Petaluma. David loved that they brought us out the taster tray on the patio and the beertender gave us a very professional rundown of the entire tray with short histories of each beer, ABVs, IBUs, & tasting notes! Beer was impressive, and they are ALL about having the freshest beer. They pull their beer from the shelves more quickly than any other brewery we know of, so if you see it in store, you KNOW it’s going to be fresh – it’s made for a solid local following. Cool marketing idea!
We toured the Lagunitas Chicago location years ago and of course their beer is everywhere now thanks to Heineken (who now owns them completely). Needless to say, however, the original Lagunitas in Petaluma is still a must-stop. One could tell our waiter had been there a while and he hooked us up with as many splashes as we wanted! He even gave us the extra tap handle sticker for the new sour they had just tapped: Foederfied Aunt Sally! Be sure to note the skeleton in the hoop swinging from the ceiling of the quirky taproom.
The next morning we had breakfast at River Front Cafe downtown on the river! Now time to head north again to Santa Rosa to try and meet up with one of Gabrielle’s old coworkers.
We had some time to kill before she was available so we stopped at a regional park called Taylor Mountain. Hiking up through the cliffs sides that gave way to amazing meadows of wild flowers in many different colors and nice views of Santa Rosa.
Unfortunately Gabrielle’s coworker couldn’t make it out but we still had a grand time seeing Santa Rosa and going in the coolest Barnes and Noble ever! Also the amount of Redwoods that line the streets of the downtown there is impressive.
Does anybody know what Santa Rosa is famous for? Well you can google that if you want but for David it’s Russian River Brewing Company! Back in the day a Russian River beer was a mystical beer of legend that one would only be so lucky to behold (get it? “be hold…ing?” HA). Known in the industry for brewing and producing some of the best IPAs out there, Russian River’s most well-known beers would likely be the flagship Pliny the Elder, found most everywhere, and its cousin, the rare Pliny the Younger as well as Bling Pig. The Younger only comes out once a year, and people stand in line and buy tickets for a single glass. Only a select few taprooms anywhere get a barrel of it, and it’s gone usually the weekend it comes out. Russian River also makes barrel-aged sours that are amazing. This brewery has won more awards over the years than I dare to list. And if I haven’t hyped up RRBC enough, wait till you see the biggest taster tray ever!
Since we always say what our top 3 favs are, this time we decided to say top 5. It turned out we both picked Beatification as our #1 and the girl at the table next to us asked us which one we chose because she wanted it after watching us dissect this monster tray. Food was also really good, so we highly recommend for the kitchen eats as well. Just another one of the GOATs checked off the list!
A different weekend we hiked around Loch Lomond recreation area just north of Felton in the Santa Cruz Mountains. David had just gotten his new Google Pixel 6 Pro and the camera is ridiculously good for a phone camera so time to try it out! Great hike, lots of views and wildlife: A turkey napping in the middle of the trail that David thought was leaves and almost stepped on, bright yellow banana slugs, raptors, lots of fish, deer, lizards, and a baby rattlesnake!
Believe it or not, we’ve actually dialed back the RV traveling a bit this summer, especially trips that are longer drives. With how high gas prices have been and inflation running rampant, the miles and excursions were definitely taking a toll on our wallets. RVs already get very little MPG, and on top of the inflation I already mentioned there is just the fact that California prices of you-name-it are just flat out higher than anywhere else. It’s no joke.
Nevertheless! We’ve found our summer happy vibes in the South Bay/Monterey Bay areas without having to look too far or try too hard 🙂 There’s always something happening. Our summer has – for the large part – been marked by peace, reflection, fun spontaneity, welcome rest, and ocean.
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The 680 Drivers was formed from the Danville Boulevards club and the East Bay Water Polo teams to create a water polo powerhouse.
"We have athletes from Benicia all the way to Livermore compete for us," said Matthew Mundelius, co-founder and head coach of the 14-and-under boys' squads.
The 680 Drivers 14U red team, made up of seventh- and eighth-graders, recently returned from the Junior Olympics held at Stanford with stats to make the Bay Area proud.
Coached by Mundelius, the team competed throughout the school year in National tournaments to better themselves and their chances at qualifying for the Junior Olympics. They earned two second-place finishes and one first-place finish.
With 48 total slots available in the 14U division, the 680 Drivers knew they needed strong fall, winter and spring seasons to earn one of the coveted eight Pacific Zone slots. This zone is one of 11 countrywide, and due to its population size was given eight slots of the 48.
The 680 Drivers were able to take not one of the bracket spots, but two, with the red team landing in the No. 1 spot in the Pacific Zone and the blue team in No. 6.
The team already had a 10th-place finish in last year's Junior Olympics but had lost a majority of its starters, so getting the No. 1 spot in the Pacific Division was incredible, said Mundelius.
"Losing all of those players and adding the younger guys did not slow us down one bit," he marveled.
What they went on to do, however, was absolutely amazing to all their fans.
The Junior Olympics broke up the 48 competing 14U teams into 16 brackets of three teams each. After those games were played, with the Drivers going 1-1, the undefeated teams went off to the platinum bracket for the top 24 squads, while the teams without wins were transferred to the gold bracket.
The club teams on the bubble, like the 680 Drivers, had to compete in a playoff game to determine their bracket. The Drivers red team was able to advance to the top 24 in what would be an epic rollercoaster ride for this young squad.
"We ended up playing the most games out of every team in the tournament. We had to keep fighting just to stay alive in the extremely competitive Platinum bracket," said Mundelius.
The Drivers even had to square off against the No. 1 seed in the whole country- twice. They also were able to defeat the Lamorinda water polo squad, a rival Northern California team.
The 680 Drivers red club team finished in fourth place overall out of the 48 teams that competed, not to mention the other thousands of teams that could not qualify for the prestigious tournament.
"Fourth place was an incredible accomplishment and we are so proud," said Mundelius. "The way these young men stepped up and competed showed their true character and determination."
The 680 Drivers club teams are always looking for members. Boys and girls in the eighth grade and younger compete year around while their high school counterparts compete during the summer.
Fall registration for 14U begins in late August. The 680 Drivers offer introductory classes for those interested in learning the fast-paced game of water polo. For more details, visit http://680polo.d4sportsclub.com/.
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You may have seen me in my Fair-Isle cardigan on my blog and during the Speed-knitting KAL. People have asked me if I knitted it myself. No, it was a thrift-store find for $5.
I was looking for a stranded knit to felt and make a bag out of, when I was attracted by the colors in this cardigan. When I took it off the rack, I realized that it would probably fit me (it did). Then I saw the sheep! And the dog! Well, the little shepherd was kind of cute, too, and the apple trees and the horses. The only thing I didn't like was: no pocket! Where I do keep my MP3 player or my iPod? Where do all the used Kleenex accumulate? I own (lucky me) the DVD of EZ's Knitting Workshop. I had watched her reach for the scissors and cut one st (she was wearing it at the time!) to make an afterthought pocket, so I decided to have a go. I bought some yarn that went with the yarns in the sweater. Here's how I made the pocket:
Above you can see how I cut one st about the middle of the intended pocket and pulled out the yarn on each side. Below you can see that the yarn has been pulled out, leaving live sts above and below the opening of the pocket.
Next, I picked up the live sts with two circs. I had to be sure the sts were all headed in the right direction, so they wouldn't be twisted. Here you can see the sts on the needles.
Next, I knitted a 1X1 rib for about 11 rows and then bound off. Here you can see it right after binding off.
Then I made a pocket lining out of the same yarn. Below you can see the ribbing for the front of the pocket and the lining, knit in stockinette st, sticking out in front. It needs to be tucked through the opening and sewn down.
I sewed the ribbing down to the front, and the lining to the back, below the ribbing. Here's what it looks like now:
The finished cardigan looks like this:
If you're thinking of making an afterthought pocket, but are afraid of "cutting" your knitting, get a thrift shop sweater and practice--a really nice one, if you're brave, like me--or you can do the sampler in The Sweater Workshop by Jacqueline Fee. If you can't bring yourself to cut because you think the edges will ravel, you can always run a piece of waste yarn through all the sts above and below the sts to be removed before you cut (sissy!). Happy knitting! --Peggy
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Toronto, Canada, Oct 20, 2003 / 22:00 pm
The Ontario Conference of Catholic Bishops has joined other Evangelical and Catholic groups in proclaiming Feb. 8-15 national marriage week. The event will be organized under the theme "Marriage on the Rock."
Marriage has been a hot topic in Canada since the debate to legalize same-sex marriage began early this year. In a vote in Parliament last month, the majority of Canada's federally elected politicians demonstrated that they are in favor of redefining marriage to include same-sex unions. In fact, the government had already drafted a bill to legalize same-sex marriage in July and sent it to the Supreme Court of Canada for judicial review.
"Biblical marriage is important to us all - singles, couples, children, families, communities and society as a whole," reads the joint release, issued by a number of collaborating organizations, including the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada, the Ontario bishops, Focus on the Family and The Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada.
"Marriage on the Rock" will be a week for congregations to highlight the contribution of marriage to the common good of society and to uphold and affirm biblical marriage in their communities.


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Look at That
“Look at That” teaches your dog to look at the trigger they would normally react to and then look back at you.
End goal: You say "Look at that" and your dog looks around the environment until they see their trigger. After seeing it, they look back at you and you reward them.
Why do we do it?
To teach your dog that their trigger is a cue to focus on you!
Promotes positive associations with their trigger. (Dog = cookie from mom or dad!)
If our dog can't do it, we know their bubble might be about to pop and they need help!
Teaching "Look at That"
Part 1: Look at Neutral Object
Start with your dog indoors with low or no distractions.
Choose a neutral (not too exciting) object and place it where your dog can see it. (Or have a helper hold the object.)
Have your dog on leash. Stand far enough away from the object that your dog cannot touch it.
Say your dog’s name, then “Look at that”. (If they need a bit of help at first, your helper can move the object a bit or make a bit of noise with it.)
Wait for your dog to look at the object. The second they do, say "yes" (or click) and feed them a treat.
After a few repetitions, your dog should start looking at the object and then back to you.
Repeat until your dog is successful at looking at the object on cue and turning back to you for the treat.
Part 2: Use with Trigger(s) in Real Life
As soon as you see the trigger, come to a stop, cue “look at that” and wait for your dog to see them. (Ideally, you'll see them first, but it’s okay if your dog does.) You can still say "Look at that".
Mark (click or yes) and feed as soon as your dog sees them. Then, repeat.
Continue using “look at that”, as long as your dog can calmly watch the trigger.
As your dog relaxes, you can start to cue and feed less often. When they're not looking at their trigger, you can stop playing.
If your dog is doing well, you can choose to move. Maybe you want to pass them or arc a little closer? Look for your dog to give you more frequent eye contact, to disengage with the dog/person and engage with the environment, and for their body to be loose (not tense). (Resist the temptation to always move closer! This can make the situation much more high pressure for your dog if they're anticipating having to get closer every time.)
You'll use this in combination with your other behavior tools. This tool is for use when your dog can calmly look at the trigger. If your dog begins to show signs of stress/arousal, switch to “Here”/"Come" or give them distance from the trigger.
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Acclaimed Facial Plastic Surgeon, Jaimie DeRosa, MD, MS, FACS, to be Recognized as a 2018 Top Doctor in Boston, Massachusetts
Jaimie DeRosa, MD, MS, FACS, Facial Plastic Surgeon at, and owner of, DeRosa Facial Plastic Surgery, and affiliated to the Boston Medical Center and the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, has been named a 2018 Top Doctor in Boston, Massachusetts. Top Doctor Awards is dedicated to selecting and honoring those healthcare practitioners who have demonstrated clinical excellence while delivering the highest standards of patient care.
Dr. Jaimie DeRosa is an experienced surgeon who has been in practice for over 18 years. Her medical career commenced in 2000 when she graduated from the State University of New York at Buffalo School of Medicine and Biomedical Science. She then completed an internship and residency at the Boston University Medical Center and a fellowship at the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine.
Dr. DeRosa is board certified by the American Board of Otolaryngology, and she is renowned across Boston and beyond for her expertise in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery and in plastic surgery to the head and neck. Expert procedures undertaken by her include rhinoplasty, revision rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelifts, and blepharoplasty.
Alongside her practice, Dr. DeRosa also serves as an Assistant Professor of Otology and Laryngology at the Harvard Medical School, and as an Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor of Otolaryngology at the Boston University School of Medicine. She has been awarded the coveted title of Fellow of the American College of Surgeons, and her expertise and dedication make Dr. Jaimie DeRosa a very deserving winner of a 2018 Top Doctor Award.
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CRAZY FOR YOU COMES TO SUNDERLAND
STARRING TOM CHAMBERS AS ‘BOBBY’
AND CHARLOTTE WAKEFIELD AS ‘POPPY’
Crazy For You
Tuesday 24th - Saturday 28th April 2018
Following rave reviews and a successful season at the Watermill Theatre, Jamie Wilson, Gavin Kalin and the Watermill Theatre are delighted to announce a national tour of the musical Crazy For You starring Tom Chambers as ‘Bobby’ and Charlotte Wakefield as ‘Polly’. The tour will open at the Theatre Royal, Plymouth on 17 August 2017 with a date at Sunderland Empire 24-28 April 2018.
High energy, high kicking and gloriously glamorous Crazy For You is the ultimate feel-good musical with a fabulous score from the Gershwin brothers’ songbook. Mistaken identities, plot twists, heartbreak, happiness and a wealth of memorable tunes, including I Got Rhythm, They Can’t Take That Away From Me, Nice Work If You Can Get It and Embraceable You, all feature in this exhilarating celebration of the great Broadway musicals.
Crazy For You is directed by The Watermill’s Artistic and Executive Director, Paul Hart, with musical arrangements by Catherine Jayes. It is choreographed by Nathan M. Wright and is designed by Diego Pitarch. Lighting design is by Howard Hudson with sound design by Tom Marshall.
Tom Chambers created the role of Jerry Travers in the West Endmusical “Top Hat”, for which he was nominated for an Olivier Award for Best Actor in a Musical. His other stage credits include a recent UK tour of “Private Lives” and “White Christmas” in the West End. Tom’s TV credits include the BBC dramas “Holby City” and “Waterloo Road”. He also won the 6th season of “Strictly Come Dancing” in 2008.
Charlotte Wakefield made her West End debut as Wendla in “Spring Awakening”, for which she was nominated for an Olivier Award. She played ‘Maria’ in the critically acclaimed production of “The Sound of Music” at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre receiving nominations for Best Actress in a Musical at both the Evening Standard and Olivier Awards. Her other theatre credits include Sophie in “Mamma Mia!” in the West End, Truly Scrumptious in “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang” and Laurey in “Oklahoma!”, both on national tour.
Crazy For You has Music and Lyrics by George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin, Book by Ken Ludwig, co-conception by Ken Ludwig and Mike Ockrent. It is inspired by material by Guy Bolton and John McGowan. Crazy For You was originally produced on Broadway by Roger Horchow and Elizabeth Williams. Original Broadway Choreography by Susan Stroman.
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Hard money loans
Hard money loans can be a great way for investors to get the funds they need to invest in properties. These loans are often utilized by real estate developers and house flippers seeking to make quick cash. Hard money loans aren’t dependent on a borrower’s credit score, which is different from traditional financing. The amount of the loan is determined by the value of the property.
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The process of getting a hard cash loan is quick and simple. In just a few weeks, the lender will look over your credit history and then either approve or deny you. The lender will go over your credit history and assess the financial situation of your property.
The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) provides a variety of loans that can help people become homeowners. These kinds of home loans can be used to purchase a single family residence, a multi-family property or even to refinance a mortgage. These loans also provide down assistance programs to help pay for homeownership more affordable.
FHA loans are a popular option for those who have less cash for a down payment. FHA loans are simpler to get than conventional loans. But, there are some requirements to be considered before making an investment.
It is important to understand the requirements before applying for an FHA loan. First, you’ll require an FICO score. If your credit score is 580 or more you may qualify to receive a 3.5 percent down payment.
If you are interested in buying a home, traditional loans might be a great choice for you. They are flexible and are backed by private mortgage lenders. However, it is more difficult to get one than other types of loans.
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A conventional loan will only be offered to those who have excellent credit, stable income, and a down payment. The lender will also have to confirm that you are able to pay back the loan.
Conventional loans are available for a wide range of properties. Some of these include single family residences and multi-unit properties, apartment complexes and farms.
The interest rates on a conventional mortgage can be higher than other loans. However, you can still get a good rate if your credit is strong.
Seller financing is an alternative to traditional mortgage lending. It permits a seller to finance the purchase of a buyer without having to involve an external lender. The buyer makes regular payments to the seller until the loan balance is fully paid.
The primary benefit of selling financing to a seller is that the transaction can be streamlined. In addition it is possible to have the deal customized to fit a particular set of circumstances. This allows for more lenient deals on interest rates and down payments.
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Although seller financing isn’t for everyone, it can be an effective option when you have to purchase an apartment quickly. There are additional benefits like tax savings, and the possibility of qualifying for additional mortgage opportunities.
Microloans can be an excellent way to finance your business. These small loans offer flexible terms and lower rates than traditional loans. Before applying for microloans it is recommended to do some research on them.
The Small Business Administration (SBA) is among the largest sources of microloans. These small loans are intended to aid new or emerging companies. These loans are also beneficial for established businesses that are seeking expansion or for rebuilding.
Many microlenders are educated to assist women, people of color and other groups who are underrepresented. Microloans can also help you avoid loan terms that are predatory.
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A small-sized business can make use of microloans for equipment purchases, inventory, and working capital. They can also be used to pay salaries of employees.
Private money lenders
If you’re seeking an investment loan to purchase or remodel an investment property, you might want to think about working with private money lenders. Private lenders are not banks and don’t follow the same strict regulations as traditional lending institutions. They may be able to offer a better deal for real investment in real estate.
There are many reasons to partner with private lenders. One reason is the possibility of getting a low loan to value. A lower loan-to-value means that you can obtain the property for less amount of money. This makes it easier for fix-and flippers as well as buy-and-hold investors.
As a real estate investor is a must to be looking for ways to reduce your risk. One method to do this is to find a lender who has an established track record. You can do this by looking up private lenders in your area.


I've been trawling social media this year to find the most abhorrent things people do on Women's Day. Every year, it becomes about roses, discounts at spas, offers on oil and atta, and huge sales at clothes shops. Every year it becomes the exact thing it ran from--greedy capitalism co-opting a fiercely anti-establishment movement. So much so that almost everyone's forgotten why we are celebrating it. Here are this year's top three winners of Women's Day Stupidity.


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Free and fair elections are the key to preserving our democracy. Every American citizen who is eligible should be able to vote, but it is equally important that every citizen’s vote not be diluted or stolen through fraud, especially fraud that could change the outcome of an election. The United States, unfortunately, has a long history of voter fraud that has been documented by historians and journalists. Such fraud can make the difference in a close election – particularly at the local and state level – where many outcomes are decided by a very small number of votes.


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Dean Miriam Marton writes: "It is with great sadness that I write to let you know that our beloved colleague, Elizabeth McCormick, aka Betsy, passed away this morning after a fierce battle with ALS. In her typical warrior fashion, Betsy fought this horrid disease with everything she had and then some, advocating not only for herself but for others and their families stricken by ALS.
Betsy was a mentor and a dear friend to me and to so many colleagues, students, community members and leaders. She was truly a warrior for justice who began her academic career with Jon Bauer at the University of Connecticut where they started the Asylum and Human Rights Clinic. After spending a year as a visitor at Cornell, Betsy then came, if you can imagine, to Tulsa, OK to start an immigration clinic: the Immigrant Rights Project. Oklahoma was as red in 2005 when she came as it is now. Indeed, Betsy came in the midst of the passing of Oklahoma version of state anti-immigrant law. Yet no politics or politician or naysayers got in her way. She not only established the Immigrant Rights Project in an anti-immigrant world, but Betsy also educated our local police department such that there was an organized and efficient mechanism to obtain law enforcement certifications from the Tulsa Police Department for our clients who had been victims of crimes or trafficking, a requirement to obtain U and T visas. Again, this she did in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Betsy also recognized that Tulsa’s noncitizen community needed more – year-round legal services as well as community and professional education and broader advocacy about immigration process and justice. At the same time, she wanted to protect her law students’ time in clinic by allowing them the time we all hold dear for reflection and deep work on their cases rather than overloading them with multiple clients.
So, Betsy started what turned out to be the second incubator program in the country, the Tulsa Immigrant Resource Network (TIRN), to work in conjunction with the Immigrant Rights Project. Betsy’s vision lives on to this day as TIRN now celebrates its 15th year. Over the years, Betsy, her students, and TIRN worked together to represent asylum seekers in removal proceedings in the harsh Dallas court, advocate for the termination of the contracts between ICE and the Tulsa County Sheriff, take students to the border to provide free legal services to asylum seekers, provide immigrant detainees in Oklahoma with Know Your Rights presentations and legal consultations, and to provide direct legal representation to families who otherwise would be left to navigate a complex and cruel system themselves.
Betsy was also a scholar and a tenured professor at the University of Tulsa College of Law. She served as the first Associate Dean of Experiential Learning here until 2019. Her scholarship was brilliant yet practical, such that I still consult it today. And her commitment to the University of Tulsa College of Law was extraordinary. During the last few years of her career, Betsy served in the Fall 2021 as Interim Dean, and also served several semesters as the Associate Dean of Academic Affairs. She did not retire until this past May.
Last year, because we wanted her to know how much we love her and are in awe of her work, we started the Elizabeth McCormick Immigration Justice & Advocacy Fund. Launched by generous gifts from two private donors here in Tulsa, the family has requested that in Betsy’s memory, those so inclined to do so donate to this fund that is used to support the cost of immigration advocacy in Tulsa for our clients. The link is below, and I have also included a link of a video from May 2022 in which I am interviewing Betsy on the history of her work here, and in which our Dean announces what we call here at our clinic “The Betsy Fund” to her.
Betsy’s legacy lives on, but there is now a huge hole not only in our hearts but in our University Community. Her voice, her perspective, her expertise, her passion for justice, and her commitment to advocacy will be greatly missed. The world seems a little darker this morning.
Miriam H. Marton (Mimi)
Associate Dean of Experiential Learning
Director of Clinical Programs
Clinical Professor of Law
Admitted in Oklahoma, New York and Michigan
University of Tulsa College of Law
407 S. Florence Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74104Phone: 918-631-5799