Violin Lessons for Beginners
Are you curious about the violin, but have never played? At the Center for Musical Arts, we love working with students of all skill levels, including those just beginning their musical journeys. Starting out with professional guidance can prevent bad habits before they even start!
Violin Lessons for Intermediate Players
Maybe you had violin lessons long ago, or are picking up the violin as a second instrument. We’ll help you get to the next stage by building a solid technical foundation and exploring new ways to be creative, no matter what level you’re starting from.
Advanced Violin Lessons
Ready to take your musicianship to the next level? Our instructors are here to help you build your finger and bowing technique, improve your tone and intonation, and dive deeper into artistic expression. (We also offer classes on topics such as songwriting, composition, jazz, improvisation, and more!)
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How do lessons work?
- Lessons are available on all instruments and voice.
- Lessons are 15, 30, 45, or 60 minutes in length and provide one-on-one instruction by expert faculty members.
- Students (at any level) can participate in recitals each term if they wish.
- Enrollment is by term, but lessons can be started at any time during the year and prorated for the rest of the term.
- Lessons are weekly, unless you choose the À La Carte option. For a slightly higher fee, you may choose a customized music lesson schedule.
- Two to four students may opt to take music lessons together to enhance learning and save on cost.
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To enroll in music lessons, please complete our New Student Interest Form and our registrar will work with you to find just the right fit.
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Everything starts with our New Student Interest Form. From there, our friendly registrar will help connect you to the faculty member that best fits your skill level, interests, and more.
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Knowing which games to invest your time and money in can be a little daunting. Which games are worth downloading and playing? Which don’t even work on a Mac? That’s why we created this handy guide for you! Here, we rank and rate the best Mac games based on factors like graphics quality, gameplay, and pricing.
Once you’re through reading this post, you’ll know which games to play first. You’ll be an expert in no time!
Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft
Created by Blizzard Entertainment, this epic card game is perfect for people who love a good battle and a great strategy. It’s a real-time battle between two opponents in which players use powerful heroes, spells, and weapons to combat each other. The goal is to destroy the opponent’s hero while defending your own. Pretty easy to play, but not so easy to beat! Hearthstone can be played on many devices, including Windows PC or Mac OS X computer.
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Sid Meier’s Pirates! Gold Edition is the best game in this category. This board game is basically a medieval version of poker, but without the cards, of course! There are different ways to play, such as “Informal” or “Casino”, and you can easily choose the one that best fits your desired gameplay style. The excellent graphics quality and variety of game modes make this game a must-have for all Mac gamers who love strategy games. The exciting gameplay will keep players entertained for hours on end. This Mac game can be played on Mac OS X 10.
League of Legends
This amazing title is one of the most popular PC and broad game-playing communities in the world, and with a few tweaks to your settings, you can also play LoL on a Mac. It’s also one of the most played games on all smartphones and tablets. League of Legends is a team-based action game in which teams of players compete with each other to eradicate their opponents’ bases and destroy them. In League, you will find a wide range of characters, items, spells, and mechanics that you can use to defeat your enemies.
Layers of Fear
This game is another example of how a developer can take the old and make it feel new again. Created by Bloober Team, Layers of Fear features a story-driven experience in which the main character is stuck in an asylum and must solve puzzles throughout 5 chapters to escape. When you play this Mac game, you will be put in the mind of a washed-up painter whose sanity is slowly slipping away. You will have to go into two dimensions as you explore this dark and twisted world that has been haunting your every move for years.
Life is Strange
What would you do if you could rewind time? You would probably use it to fix all the little mistakes or wrong choices, wouldn’t you? Well, that’s exactly what Maxine ‘Max’ Caulfield, the main character of Life is Strange, does. She rewinds time to save her best friend from being killed and discovers more about her past in the process. Created by Dontnod Entertainment, this game has been praised as one of the very best Mac games out there, and it’s not hard to see why. The storyline is simply fantastic, and so are all the characters. This game orginally built for consoles, meaning that it’s best suited to being played with an iOS controller.
This game is very similar to the movie with the same name which was released in 2015. It is a third-person open-world action game that was developed by Avalanche Software and published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, and it features a post-apocalyptic setting. The game follows the story of Max Rockatansky, who traverses a wasteland in his car while helping people and fighting against warlords who have taken over most of the world. Mad Max can be played on both Windows PC and Mac OS X computer.
As you can see, these days Mac owners have a wide range of games that they can choose from, whether it’s a shooter or online gaming, no longer do you need to buy a PC.

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ISUZU BELLETT GT-R 1600
The Isuzu Bellett is a subcompact car produced by the Japanese Automobile manufacturer Isuzu between 1963 to 1973. It was an in-house designed replacement for the Isuzu Hillman Minx, built previously by Isuzu under a license agreement with the Rootes Group . The name “Bellett” was supposedly to represent “a smaller Bellel”, a larger car built by the company. “Isuzu” itself means “fifty bells”, hence the choice of these names.
The car was available as a four-door or two-door sedan, a rare two-door station wagon marketed as a commercial vehicle, called the Bellett Express, and an even rarer one ton commercial variant marketed as the Isuzu Wasp. There was also a four-door sedan with different bodywork and rear suspension, called the Bellett B. Lastly there was a two-door coupé and a fastback version of the same. After General Motors acquired a stake in Isuzu, the Bellett was replaced by GM’s “global” T-car, initially called Isuzu Bellett Gemini and later simply Isuzu Gemini, which technically had little to do with its predecessor. A total of 170,737 of original Belletts were manufactured.
The GT-R, more specifically GT Type-R (for “racing”), was a racing version of the GT, also available to individual customers. First presented in September 1969, the GT-R featured a 1.6 L DOHC engine from the 117 Coupé, power brakes and numerous other modifications. Available only with two-door notchback coupé bodywork It was visually different from other Belletts primarily by a specific paint scheme, which included a completely black hood. The ISUZU BELLETT GT-R 1600 achieved many successes in racing, and has gained its own fan community. Only about 1,400 GT-Rs were manufactured.
In 2006, readers of Japanese collector car magazine Nostalgic Hero ranked the Bellett GT-R 10th in a list of the 50 greatest Japanese cars. Results were published in issue 116 (August 2006) as well as a Nostalgic Hero Extra Edition (Geibun Mooks No. 555) published April 20, 2007. The 1969 Bellett GT-R is a playable car in the Polyphony Digital video game Gran Turismo 4 for the PlayStation 2, and also in Gran Turismo 5 and Gran Turismo 6 for the PlayStation 3.
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In a move to recover from poor Q4 show, Shoppers Stop plans to focus on private labels and invest the final Rs 15 cr of Rs 60-cr corpus for online expansion in FY18.
The development does not seem to have pleased Flipkart although a company spokesperson said the ongoing sale is a success with sellers running out of stock on top products.
The capital is an extension of its Series A round which saw Venture Catalysts invest $500,000 in March, taking the entire amount of the round a little over $1 million.
The etailer is also offering 'Blockbuster Exchange Offers' on several mobilephone brands and has made it easier for the buyers to sort through the website by listing top deals category-wise.
Discounting were earlier mostly restricted to two seasons. But now, they are becoming almost round the year, thanks to India’s cash-rich e-commerce companies.
After a muted response to the two-day 'Grand Unbox Sale' that started on May 11, the e-tailer is launching another sale period from May 14.
First day sales are significantly higher than Amazon's January sale this year. The value per order is also higher, with customers purchasing high-end products.
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Footwear and accessories sold big on day one, with lucky shoppers grabbing great deals on Puma, UCB, Clarks, Hidesign and Woodland.
While a Voltas AC at Rs 27,990 may be a cool offer for some, others might want to step in on the deal prices UCB and Red Tape are offering on footwear at nearly 65% discounts.
“This year we got 25% extra money from the Flipkart board,” said Ananth Narayanan, chief executive of Myntra that was acquired by Flipkart for $300 million in 2014.
Anchanto, which provides enterprise SaaS products that empowers ecommerce logistics and online selling, will use the funds to reinforce its operation in India, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines and Vietnam.
More and more companies are becoming comfortable with using the cloud. These enterprises are going through a digital transformation. Another important driver for many of these enterprises is security.
"With fewer players, we will have to fight with more sellers for visibility. Earlier, we had a choice," says Sandeep Kohli, founder of Delhi-based Basement Bazaar.
The platform has rolled out exclusive brands and has initiated partnerships for its offline to online programme under the Paytm Mall initiative.
The performance in India was the hallmark of the Amazon CEO's post-result comments that happened to be his first on the country's Internet marketplace.
PayPal's move comes even as the company has been evaluating multiple investments and acquisitions of wallet players in the country.
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This is an amazing opportunity for a senior technical lead to join a young company where you will get to input your own ideas from the very beginning, explore new technologies and product concepts, and work closely with our clients.
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Define strategic direction and determine business needs.
Interface with a broad client base to convert business goals into great software product concepts.
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US: Grapes may protect heart health in metabolic syndrome
Natural components found in grapes, known as polyphenols, are thought to be responsible for these beneficial effects.
The study, led by principal investigator Dr. Maria Luz Fernandez, Department of Nutritional Sciences at the University of Connecticut, recruited individuals with metabolic syndrome. Metabolic syndrome is a cluster of conditions that occur together – increased blood pressure, a high blood sugar level, excess body fat around the waist or low HDL (the good cholesterol) and increased blood triglycerides – significantly increasing the risk for heart disease, stroke and diabetes. Metabolic syndrome is a major public health concern, and is on the rise in the U.S.
The study data, presented by Jacqueline Barona, a Ph.D. student working with Dr. Fernandez, showed that for each of the study’s subjects, grape consumption resulted in significant decreases in blood pressure, improved blood flow (greater vasodilation), and decreases in a compound associated with inflammation.
"These results suggest that intake of grapes can improve important risk factors associated with heart disease, in a population that is already at higher risk," said Fernandez. "This further supports the accumulating evidence that grapes can positively influence heart health."
The study design was a randomized, placebo-controlled, crossover study, which is considered very powerful, because investigators are comparing the response of each individual to consumption of both the placebo and grapes. Study participants were randomly allocated to consume grapes in the form of a freeze-dried whole grape powder or a placebo, for four weeks. Then, following a 3-week "washout" period where neither grapes nor placebo were consumed, individuals were allocated to the alternate treatment.
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After Sherman is a personal documentary of the murders of nine worshipers at Mother Emanuel AME Church in South Carolina and my father as the interim pastor.
After Sherman is a personal journey I began two years ago to learn about my ancestral history in the Carolinas, particularly the Gullah and Geechee people. This resulted in an ongoing dialogue between myself and family friend, the late Reverend and Senator Clementa Pinckney. As he was helping me with my research, tragedy struck on June 17th, 2015.
Visually shifting from towering buildings of the North to the flat lowland marshes of the southern Atlantic coast are the graveyards of abandoned rice fields. We will hear the melodic voices of the Gullah people woven like sea grass baskets with regional folklore and music. The land itself, filled with a unique cultural richness, serves as a character through its historical transformation. As a descendent of Gullah people, I make connections between the loss, sale, and development of coastal land inherited by my family and other descendants of slaves. After Sherman is a personal journey that moves between the present and the past, weaving the story lines of it's contemporary protagonists with depictions of Gullah life and history that transcend common tropes of black southern representations. This feature length film will incorporate fictional recreations, archival footage and photographs, minimal experimental storytelling as well as traditional cinema vérité. I explore the biographical and historical context that has led us to this place in time. The use of historical footage will add texture, moving between the grain and tones of film and black and white archival with saturated color in HD. There will be a clear aesthetic shift between present day scenes and the dream-like recreations of familial memory and story with an impressionistic rendering similar to Julie Dash’s Daughters of the Dust. These references to the past will unpack the questions the land poses for the film’s protagonists as a source of pain, pride and a site of discovery. As the film and the audience discover together, we will be left with more complex questions about our successes and failures of this attempt at preservation of land and spirit.
Jon-Sesrie Goff - Director/Producer
Director and Producer, Jon-Sesrie Goff is a filmmaker and educator. His work explores identity through the image of the community. Goff attended Morehouse College for Sociology and Economics, before completing his undergraduate studies in Liberal Arts at The New School and recently received his Masters at Duke University in Experimental and Documentary Arts. Goff has over a decade of production experience; working on a range of projects across genres including camera operator and cinematographer on the recently released and award winning documentaries including, Out In the Night (POV, Logo 2015), Evolution of a Criminal (Independent Lens 2015), The New Black (Independent Lens 2014). His first short narrative film as writer and director, Train(ed), premiered at the Martha’s Vineyard African American film festival in 2013. He has directed hundreds of videos for online platforms like Thrillist Media Group and InteractiveOne and travelled extensively as a documentary photographer exhibiting around the country at The Bushnell Theater (Hartford, CT), Papillion Art (Los Angeles, CA), and The Power Plant Gallery (Durham, NC). Currently Goff is a Cucalorus Fellow.
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Producer, Madeleine Hunt Ehrlich, is a documentarian who has completed projects in Kingston, Jamaica, Miami, Florida and extensively in the five boroughs of New York City. Her work has been featured in Essence Magazine, Studio Museum’s Studio Magazine, ARC Magazine, BOMBLOG, and Guernica Magazine, Small Axe journal among others. She is the recipient of a 2015 TFI ESPN Future Filmmaker Award and a 2014 Princess Grace Award and has received grants from the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council as well as National Black Programming Consortium. Madeleine has a degree in Film and Photography from Hampshire College and has an MFA in Film and Media Arts from Temple University. Her work explores themes of physicality, violence, and identity within urban space. She recently received a TFI/ESPN Future Filmmaker Prize to producer her short documentary, McKayla for ESPN.
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Most of us, almost unconsciously, participate in continuing education to improve our occupational and intellectual wellness. The Pennsylvania AGD helps to facilitate our development in these categories through the PEAK course tracks. Group and host home events help build our social and emotional wellness. We have even had lectures on physical wellness from Dr. Uche Odiatu and will have a future ergonomics lecture at upcoming PEAK events.
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French authorities cleared up a large migrant camp in the north part of Paris on Tuesday. The illegal encampment was next door to the French national sports stadium, the Stade de France, in the suburb of Saint Denis.
Police said they were motivated by safety reasons, in light of the current COVID-19 pandemic. NGOs assisting the migrants at the camp said some 2,000 people were living there, including families with children.
The figure was confirmed by French Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin, who said the inhabitants were living in "miserable conditions."
The evicted migrants were predominantly asylum seekers from conflict zones, including Afghanistan, Somalia, and Sudan.
Police arrived before dawn at the camp, which was composed of a mix of tents and improvised shelters made out of plastic sheeting and cardboard boxes.
Authorities ordered the migrants onto buses, which resulted in a crush as many tried to board at the same time. The Reuters news agency reported that police had deployed tear gas to restore order and disperse crowds.
Local authorities pledged that new accommodations would be found for the migrants. Philippe Caro, a volunteer with an association called Solidarite migrants Wilson, which helps people at the camp, said the accommodation being offered was often inadequate.
"In spite of everything, there are going to be people left out on the street," Caro said.
French police have cleared dozens of camps in recent years around Paris. But amid a lack of housing opportunities for asylum-seekers, new makeshift settlements keep reappearing.
Critics of the French migration policy say the evictions are purely symbolic political move, to show that the state cracking down on migrants, but without actually addressing deeper issues.
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Meizu 16s, the flagship from Meizu is all set to be launched on April 23rd in China. The company has shared the media invites for the launch event. The event will take place in the beautiful city of Zhuhai, which is neighboring Hong Kong. Incidentally, the launch time has been set at 19.30 hrs, unlike the other launches by Meizu which usually happens in the morning. The main motto behind the launch timing seems to attract more audience to the event.
In our last post, we reported the latest AnTuTu results on Meizu 16s. Those were pretty impressive as they were higher than Asus Zenfone 6 and Oppo Reno 10X Zoom as well. The details of the Meizu16s include a 6.2-inches screen size with a resolution of1080 X 2232 pixels. The smartphone flaunts a Super AMOLED display having Corning Gorilla Glass.
The model is powered by Snapdragon 855 octa-core CPU with 6GB RAM. The phone comes with an internal storage of 128 GB. The main rear camera will houses a 48MP + 2MP sensors, and on the front Meizu 16s has a 20MP selfie camera.
With benchmark scores beating the likes of Asus and Oppo, it will be interesting to see the response from the users once they start playing with Meizu 16s.


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My mother taught me at a young age how to sew, embroider, and knit. I have done all three extensively over the years, but my favorite is knitting. When I was 7 or 8, and mother’s women’s group were knitting squares to make blankets for soldiers, mother let me join in. She cast on stitches with a ball of red yarn and showed me how to hold a long pointed needle in each hand and wrap the yarn around one to make a stitch. It didn’t look hard when mother did it, but when I tried, I found the yarn had a mind of its own and I couldn’t tame it. The yarn kept slipping off the needle, which then fell in my lap, causing all the stitches to fall off of it. My clumsy fingers weren’t able to make the smooth rhythmical movements I saw mother’s friends doing, all the while gaily chatting, stopping only to sip their tea or take a bite of cake.
My fingers eventually came around and today I’m seldom without a knitting project. Drawn to interesting patterns and yarns, I’ve knit socks, adult and children’s sweaters, vests, hats, scarves, capes, baby clothes, and blankets. I inherited my mother’s collection of knitting books and patterns which, added to my own, form a sizable library. Choosing and executing a pattern is both an intellectual and a creative challenge.
Needlepoint was a later addition; I didn’t start needlepoint until I had children. Mother and I consulted books and learned together as I discovered another creative outlet. Eschewing ready-made painted canvasses, the designs and patterns from global cultures spoke to me. Expressing a chosen pattern with a variety of stitches, colors, and textures, is what I love about needlepoint. Composing my own arrangement is part of the process. I have spent hours turning over in my mind the best combinations. Needlepoint pillows, of course, but also framed designs, Christmas tree angels, and a doll house rug, are part of my repertoire.
My public career has been in business and community work. I’ve never mentioned that knitting and needlepoint have been an important part of my private life. It hasn’t been relevant. Now I feel as if I’m coming out of the closet to talk about the important role they have played. As I look back, I see that these hobbies have served an important purpose, what I’ve come to call the Zen of Needlework. As I concentrate on executing a pattern, or listen to the measured clicking of knitting needles, I can let the outer world fade away, replaced by inner stillness. Needlework has been a way for me to unwind after a busy day, to calm my mind, to ponder decisions.
There’s a practical side too. The Puritan ethic stalks me but I can justify sitting in my easy chair and watching TV if I know I’m being productive doing needlework. And as the leaves change color and the air turns cold, I start thinking about the holidays. Christmas gifts have my attention. If I start now, I have time to make special presents for my family.

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Hagerstown man sentenced to five years for robbing store
A Hagerstown man charged with trying to hold up the same business twice in August armed with pepper spray was sentenced to five years in prison after entering guilty pleas Monday in Washington County Circuit Court to robbery and attempted robbery.
By DON AINES
December 10, 2012

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ST. PETERSBURG — Nearly 40 years ago, New York author Byron Preiss published The Secret, a book with paintings like fairy tales and cryptic verses that double as clues in a treasure hunt he created for 12 keys to be turned in for gems.
Only three have been found and the author died without providing more clues, but treasure hunters and puzzle solvers have not given up.
The decades-long search has inspired documentaries, books, podcasts and online devotees.
In each medium, it’s been agreed that one key is in St. Augustine.
Now a Nashville father and daughter have advice for those searching the oldest city in the U.S. for the buried treasure: To quote Indiana Jones, “They’re digging in the wrong place.”
“It’s in the Tampa Bay area,” said Joey Sweat, 51, who, along with his 21-year-old daughter, Savannah Sweat, has been working on the riddle for five months. “I don’t have all the answers, but I have enough to say it is there.”
His most compelling piece of evidence is the painting thought to be connected to St. Augustine. The outline of the painting’s mountain matches the outline of Philippe Park when seen from above.
Also in the painting is a conquistador on a horse. Under them is a gem in the mountain. Perhaps that is “X Marks the Spot” in the Safety Harbor park?
No, Sweat says.
“That image is there to bring you to the Tampa Bay area, but it’s not in Philippe Park,” he said. The key is “in Crescent Lake Park.”
Sweat has narrowed his search to just outside the St. Petersburg park’s Huggins-Stengel Field, but he won’t dig.
“I’m not about to go to jail,” he laughed.
That’s the right approach, Mike Jefferis, St. Petersburg’s leisure services administrator, said via email. “City Ordinance Sec. 21-37 prohibits damaging city property and that includes digging in city parks.”
John T. Colby of Brick Tower Press, which owns the rights to The Secret, said that respecting property is a rule of the game. “People need permission to dig.”
Colby also warned, “I’ve found some of these folks are trying to send searchers in other directions.”
But Sweat said he is driven by solving the riddle, not owning the treasure. He hopes someone with access to ground-penetrating radar will look in Crescent Lake Park. He does not expect payment if the gem is found.
“It’s a beautiful mystery that he started,” Sweat said of Preiss. “It needs to be solved.”
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According to The Secret’s Amazon page, the 226-page book published in 1982 tells the story of “the Fair People — the goblins, fairies, dragons, and other fabled and fantastic creatures … who fled the Old World for the New, seeking haven from the ways of man. With them came their precious jewels: diamonds, rubies, emeralds, pearls. But then the Fair People vanished, taking with them their twelve fabulous treasures ... The key to finding each can be found within the twelve full-color paintings and verses.”
In public places throughout the United States and Canada, Preiss buried casques containing keys to be exchanged for a gem valued around $1,000.
The first key was found by two teenagers in 1983 in Chicago’s Grant Park. It took until 2004 for the second to be discovered in Cleveland’s Greek Cultural Garden.
Preiss died in a car accident the following year, but the hunt was not called off.
“The estate will present a gem upon presentation of a casque/key,” Colby said. “Neither the estate nor I are certain of the exact locations.”
In 2019, the Discovery Channel’s Expedition Unknown docuseries produced an episode on The Secret and “members of the book’s cult following,” according to IMDB.com.
The show’s host, Josh Gates, worked with treasure hunters to find a third casque in Boston’s Langone Park under a baseball field’s home plate.
That episode inspired Sweat and his daughter to search for a casque, too.
St. Augustine is primarily believed to be a location because the conquistador painting’s corresponding verse begins with “The first chapter written in water.”
“The First Chapter” appears on a sign at Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park in St. Augustine.
That clue brought Ripley’s Believe It Or Not to St. Augustine in 2020 and it is cited on numerous websites dedicated to the hunt.
But Sweat said that is “too obvious. Byron Preiss was a visionary and a very intelligent guy. He wasn’t going to make it easy on people where they could just walk up to the Fountain of Youth and there’s a sign.”
His daughter suggested the Tampa Bay area because St. Petersburg also has a Fountain of Youth, or at least what Spanish conquistador Hernando de Soto believed was the mythical spring.
But, again, Sweat said, it seems too easy for the casque to be hidden in that downtown waterfront park.
“It’s another clue pointing to the Tampa Bay area,” he said.
They then noticed that the painting’s mountain looks like Philippe Park from above.
“We meditated on Phillipe Park for quite some time,” said Sweat, but they ruled against it as the spot because Preiss was clear that treasure hunters should not disturb a cemetery.
Colby confirmed that cemeteries and dangerous areas like train tracks or highways are out of bounds.
Odet Phillipe, for whom the park is named, is supposedly buried somewhere on the property. And, while a Tocobaga tribe’s burial mound there was excavated in the 1920s, there is no assurance that Native American remains were not buried elsewhere.
“I don’t think Byron Preiss would want us desecrating that sacred land,” Sweat said.
The painting has other clues, Sweat said.
Moon daisies are at the bottom of the mountain. “Moon is crescent,” Sweat said. “Crescent Lake Park.”
A purple circle on the conquistador’s flag resembles what the Huggins-Stengel Field water tank looks like from above.
“Notice a trend?” Sweat said.
The conquistador’s pants in the hip area look like a baseball glove, he said. Huggins-Stengel Field is famously known as the former home of New York Yankees spring training, and later the New York Giants, New York Mets and Baltimore Orioles.
“So now you have to look at the verse,” Sweat said. “Every line in the verse just indicates that beautiful, landlocked moon-shaped body of water.”
Here is the verse: “The first chapter written in water near men with wind rose behind bending branches and a green picket fence at the base of a tall tree. You can still hear the honking. Shell, limestone, silver salt. Stars move by day. Sails pass by night, even in darkness, like moonlight in teardrops over the tall grass. Years pass. Rain falls.”
Sweat believes that the “first chapter written in water” refers to the discovery of a canoe in Crescent Lake in 1924. The canoe belonged to Spain’s Pedro Menéndez de Avilés’ expedition to the area in the 1600s.
There is a rock formation in the lower right-hand corner of the painting. Turn it sideways, Sweat said, and it looks like a canoe.
“The first chapter of the area’s history was in the water,” he said.
“Near men with wind rose,” Sweat said, refers to the baseball field’s clubhouse and neighboring flagpole.
“The clubhouse was used by men,” he said. “And wind rose is a device used to test wind direction.”
The clubhouse is now used as office space for the city’s recreation department.
The honking, Sweat said, refers to the birds. Shells, he added, were used by Native Americans for a variety of tools, baseball baselines are made of ground limestone, and silver salt — also known as silver halides — is a chemical compound that “helps power halogen, as in halogen lights at a baseball field.”
“Literal light bulbs went off,” Savannah Sweat said with a laugh.
Lights for night games have been removed since Preiss would have visited the area.
The stars “moving by day” are the major leaguers who once played there and the celebrities like Marilyn Monroe who attended, Sweat said.
“Sails pass by night, even in darkness, like moonlight in teardrops over the tall grass,” he said, correlates to the teardrop-shaped blimps he has seen in old area photos, sailing over the ballfield in the evenings.
“Years Pass. Rain Falls” also relates to blimps, he said. “Goodyear blimps passed by” and, to rise, used ballasts to drop water. “They made it rain.”
Sweat said they also considered Al Lang Field, which is walking distance from the Fountain of Youth and has old postcard photos of blimps flying over baseball games, but the painting’s moon daisies and other clues were “too much to ignore. It’s Crescent Lake.”
As for the specific location of the casque, he points to “bending branches and a green picket fence at the base of a tall tree.”
The center field batter’s eye screen resembles a green picket fence, but that was not there when Preiss would have visited. Sweat says there used to be a line of trees surrounding the outfield that resembled a picket fence.
Those were removed in 1992, according to news archives.
Sweat thinks the casque was buried beyond that line of trees, likely at the base of a palm tree because that is what appears in the lower right-hand corner of the painting.
“There’s probably 200 trees out there,” Sweat said. “It’s tough to know which one. But it’s not supposed to be easy. That’s why only three have been found in 40 years.”


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The Phoenix City Council yesterday approved a plan to accelerate the opening dates of three light-rail extensions.Under the plan, the opening date for the South Central light-rail extension would be pushed ahead 11 years to 2023. The Northwest Phase II and the Capital I-10 West extensions would open in 2023, as well. Those lines were originally slated to open in 2026 and 2030, respectively.Additionally, the council recommended that the South Central extension be prepared for a federal grant submittal for inclusion in the next president's fiscal-year 2018 budget, city and Valley Metro officials said in a joint press release.The move marks the city's first step toward implementing the Transportation 2050 (T2050) ballot initiative, which voters approved in August 2015, they said.The city also plans to initiate development of an early-action light-rail business assistance program.The changes will be sent to the Valley Metro boards and the Maricopa Association of Governments Regional Council for additional discussion and final adoption into the plan this summer.Funding for T2050 comes from a 0.7 percent city sales tax that went into effect Jan. 1 and will continue until 2050. Over the life of the plan, revenue from that tax is estimated to generate $16.7 billion for a slew of transportation improvements in the city, including six light-rail extensions. That sum will cover more than half of the funding needed for the projects included in T2050, officials said. Passenger fares, federal and county funding, and other sources will provide an additional $14.8 billion for T2050 projects.
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This book is intended for elementary courses in Botany in colleges and universities. In its preparation the aim has been to present the fundamental principles of Botany with emphasis upon the practical application of these principles. The subject matter is presented in two parts, part I being devoted to the study of the structures and functions chiefly of Flowering Plants, and Part II, to the study of the kinds of plants, relationships, Evolution, Heredity, and Plant Breeding.
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Report on COVID-19 impact on B.C. care homes calls for greater gov't oversight of sector
Government has been criticized for not making Ernst & Young report public earlier
A report on the impact of COVID-19 on B.C.'s long term care homes calls for greater government oversight of a sector that contains both privately run businesses and homes operated by health authorities.
The firm Ernst & Young was hired to put the report together in the summer of 2020.
Although the report notes that B.C.'s long term care homes have weathered the storm of the pandemic better than in many other jurisdictions, it makes 14 short-term and five long-term recommendations for a sector that has seen a much higher death rate overall than in the general public.
The report found that policy directives could be "confusing, inconsistent, or lacking in detail" and that a "lack of clarity on oversight and access to supplies in unique circumstances" left private operators scrambling to find the personal protective equipment that was in low supply at the start if the pandemic.
Among the recommendations are a call for a way to ensure that short term decisions can be made while ensuring accountability up the chain of ministerial command, the need for clearly outlined policies to provide financial support to operators, improved pandemic response communication and the need for better data collection.
A need to 'assess and incorporate lessons'
The report praises a decision restricting care home employees to working at a single site only and says the government needs to focus audits of homes on pandemic control and outbreak preparedness. The report also says B.C. needs to address critical staff shortages and high turnover rates in the sector.
"B.C.'s health system needs to assess and incorporate lessons learned as we prepare for additional pressure on health services over the fall and winter months," the report says.
"B.C. has been actively responding to COVID-19, but it is important to comprehensively evaluate how these lessons learned should be implemented in a consistent, equitable and timely manner.
The report focuses on how COVID-19 outbreaks were handled at care homes, and how the virus was able to spread at different facilities.
In B.C., roughly two-thirds of COVID-19 deaths are linked to long-term care homes.
Questions over why report wasn't released sooner
Participating organizations have voiced their concern about why the Ministry of Health did not make the independent report public earlier, as B.C. deals with a second wave of COVID-19 infections.
"We were approached back in July," said SafeCareBC CEO Jennifer Lyle.
The report has been complete since October.
Shirley Bond, interim leader of the B.C. Liberal Party as well as the critic for seniors services and long term care, said transparency is critical.
"If a government can sit on a report for three months when we're losing lives in long-term care and if any single one of these recommendations could improve the circumstances of people who live in long-term care, of course it should have been made public," said Bond on CBC's On The Coast.
"There should have been more transparency and if the government had done all the work it said it needed to do, it shouldn't have been worried about releasing the report."
'I apologize': Health Minister
Health Minister Adrian Dix said Monday that the report was not released earlier because people working in the area of expertise are "working their guts out." He said he only learned about the report 10 days ago, but took responsibility for the delayed release.
"The report should have been released earlier," Dix said.
"I apologize. In terms of frustrations people may feel about that, put it in context. When you read the report you'll see action has been taken on that."
The report was commissioned by the Health Services Division of the ministry.
Dix, speaking Monday on CBC's The Early Edition, said the government had the report in the fall and did not release it earlier because "people were incredibly busy."
"They got the report and they took it and they started to make the changes that were required ... it was about due diligence," said Dix.
He said the ministry takes responsibility for not releasing it sooner.
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Terry Lake, CEO of the B.C. Care Providers Association and a former health minister with the B.C. Liberal Party, said interviews for the report were done with the board chair, the acting CEO at the time, and long-term care home operators that are members of the association.
He said their biggest concerns were about a lack of rapid testing being done on people working at long-term care facilities.
"We don't need to test every worker, only those that are not vaccinated ... I think it would be an effective way to make sure that asymptomatic or pre-symptomatic workers are not coming in and starting an outbreak," Lake said Monday on The Early Edition.
B.C.'s seniors' advocate, Isobel Mackenzie, said in January that her office, too, is reviewing care homes. That report is expected to include facilities that experienced major, fatal outbreaks such as Little Mountain Place in Vancouver, Tabor Village in Abbotsford, Lynn Valley Care Centre in North Vancouver and Langley Lodge.
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Jewelry making is one of the most popular craft trends, and its audience continues to grow. Few jewelry books on the market emphasize the importance of the design relationship between beads, wire, and jewelry findings-the "nuts and bolts" of any piece. This book will show not only how to... read more
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Connecting with other makers has always been my very favorite part of working in the yarn world. Whether online or in person, there is such a plethora of inspiration to be found. Everyone has their own view on colors and placement and it is refreshing to view things out side of your usual comfort zone.
From neutrals to neons and everything in between there is such an array of colors in this world, and I want to see them all! Please feel free to tag The Knotty Knittress on your social media in all of your makes. Don't have social media? Send an email of what you are working on.
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- Can you shoot .22 short in a .22 long rifle?
- How far will a 22 short go?
- What caliber has killed the most deer?
- What caliber do snipers use?
- What is the smallest legal caliber for deer hunting?
- Can a 22 kill a elephant?
- Will a 22 long rifle kill a deer?
- What animals can be killed with a 22?
- What is the most accurate 22 long rifle?
- Do hitmen use 22 caliber?
- Can a subsonic 22 kill?
- What is the biggest animal a 22 can kill?
- Will a 22 penetrate a deer skull?
- Can a 22 rifle be used for home defense?
- What is the effective range of a 22 short?
- Is there a difference between 22 long and 22 long rifle?
- Will 5.56 kill a deer?
- Can a .22 kill a hog?
Can you shoot .22 short in a .22 long rifle?
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22 S, L, LR”) will not shoot Shorts with the same accuracy as they will a Long Rifle round nor as accurately as a rifle designed for .
This is due to the excess chamber length needed to allow chambering of ..
How far will a 22 short go?
around 200 yardsA 22 short round fired from a pistol will travel around 200 yards (170m) at sea level when aimed flat. A 22LR cartridge in a rifle will be accurate to 300m so can be zeroed to that distance. The round though is capable of going much further but a great deal of bullet drop needs to be accounted for.
What caliber has killed the most deer?
30-06 is America’s—and the world’s—most popular hunting caliber. In my estimation it would not take many 1-million deer years to top any numbers the 30-30 put up during much leaner times.
What caliber do snipers use?
The most popular military sniper rifles (in terms of numbers in service) are chambered for 7.62 mm (0.30 inch) caliber ammunition, such as 7.62×51mm and 7.62×54mm R. Since sniper rifles of this class must compete with several other types of military weapons with similar range, snipers invariably must employ skilled …
What is the smallest legal caliber for deer hunting?
A good rule is the 243 Winchester and the 30-30 Winchester which are fine standard minimums and will humanely harvest the biggest buck in the country. I think you will find that the newer . 260 and 7mm08 Remington cartridges are fine light recoiling rounds and extremely accurate.
Can a 22 kill a elephant?
22 caliber hand gun kill an elephant? Yes absolutely it can kill an elephant. Even standard velocity 40 grain rounds could kill an elephant it just matters where you shoot it. … Bell who shot hundreds of elephants with 6.5 and 7mm rifles he developed the shot it must be made diagonally from behind the elephant.
Will a 22 long rifle kill a deer?
Up to about 50 yards, a . 22 long rifle bullet through the lungs will kill a deer fairly quickly. … As others have said, hunting deer with a . 22 long rifle is both illegal in many places and unethical.
What animals can be killed with a 22?
Taking down animals and varmints — squirrels, ground hogs, prairie dogs, foxes, deer and even wild hogs — at short to medium ranges (20-50 meters) is doable with a . 22. A well-placed shot to the head or neck will almost always ensure a kill, as long as you don’t attempt a longer-range shot.
What is the most accurate 22 long rifle?
Best . 22 LR RiflesMarlin Model 60.Henry AR-7 Survival Rifle.Ruger 10/22 Takedown.Smith & Wesson M&P 15-22 Sport.Browning 22 Semi-Auto Rifle.
Do hitmen use 22 caliber?
Yes, the . 22 LR has been widely used as an assassins weapon.
Can a subsonic 22 kill?
The typical subsonic . 22 LR offers around 1050 and 100, respectively, a negligible difference to any rabbit. So while the energy to cleanly kill small game remains, the downrange crack vanishes. … 22 LR ammo and a suppressor are combined, you’ve got a whisper-quiet, deadly accurate small-game firearm.
What is the biggest animal a 22 can kill?
The largest animal I have seen killed with a 22lr was a donkey shot in the neck. The bullet went clean through his spine. The 22lr has better penetration than most people give it credit for.
Will a 22 penetrate a deer skull?
22 rim fire loaded with the right round can and will take down deer sized targets with one well placed HEAD SHOT.
Can a 22 rifle be used for home defense?
22 LR is, will and has been used extensively for self-defense—probably more often than you think. Rifles and handguns chambered for the rimfire cartridge are affordable, compact and the most common of all firearms. … 22 LR is the only gun some people own. That doesn’t mean it’s the most appropriate.
What is the effective range of a 22 short?
200 yards22LR being such a light projectile will be more easily affected by wind and gravity, so most effective shooting will be done at 200 yards, and under. But marksmen can shoot the . 22 up to 600 yards.
Is there a difference between 22 long and 22 long rifle?
While the original . 22 Long loading used the same powder charge as the . 22 Long Rifle, the . 22 Long bullet was significantly lighter, and the combination did not result in higher velocities for the .
Will 5.56 kill a deer?
Both a 75-grain or 77-grain 5.56 is powerful enough to put down a deer, even without perfect aim. You do want to use hunting bullets, not match bullets, which can make finding the ammo difficult.
Can a .22 kill a hog?
Yes, a 22 lr will kill a hog if the shot is placed well into a vital area. … The short answer is with current 22lr bullet designs and velocities the CCI segmented round at around 1600 fps at the muzzle is without a doubt the best 22.lr round for wild hogs.


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2022 pressing season: High quality, volume below expectations - Fruit juice producers press 382 million litres of apple juice
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According to the Association of the German Fruit Juice Industry (Verband der deutschen Fruchtsaft-Industrie e. V., VdF), domestic fruit juice producers pressed around 382 million litres of apple juice in 2022, 68 million litres of which were organic. "For the third time in a row, the quantity pressed is below the forecast and we unfortunately see the trend confirmed that the performance of the domestic orchards is declining," Klaus Heitlinger, VdF Managing Director, comments on the pressing results. Deliveries from the dessert fruit sector, which came under pressure due to weak sales, provided relief. Here the processing sector was able to support the fresh market significantly. The quality of the 2022 vintage is more than satisfactory. "The weather made a positive contribution here and ensured exceptionally aromatic apples," Heitlinger continues.
Fruit juice production in challenging times
Weather-related harvest fluctuations and the associated availability of raw material are part of the normal business operations of fruit juice producers. However, the weather extremes of recent years are increasingly increasing the economic risk for the companies, as there can be considerable fluctuations or even complete crop failures for individual types of fruit. In the orchard fruit sector, the situation is aggravated by the fact that harvest volumes will continue to fall each year, as the stocks are over-aged and unable to withstand the climate stress. This year, weak sales on the fresh market were able to compensate to some extent. The higher sorting quota went to the processing sector and was thus able to support the fresh market.
However, the tense situation in the energy sector, where costs have tripled in some cases, continues to make planning for the new year difficult. For VdF Managing Director Heitlinger, all players are equally challenged in this challenging market situation: "Mutual understanding and acceptance for the greatly increased expenditure on the part of our member companies is a decisive factor for the sustainable safeguarding of the extraordinarily diverse German fruit juice market with hundreds of companies, from the regionally operating wine press to the internationally established branded goods manufacturer."
Fruit juices have a tradition of over 150 years in Germany. No other country in the world has as many fruit juice producers as we do. Around 300 companies produce about three billion litres of fruit and vegetable juice, fruit and vegetable nectar and still fruit juice drinks every year.


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Schenker AG names new CFO, while TIACA appoints European Shippers' Council chairman to its board.
A ship carrying liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the United States became the first LNG carrier to pass through the enlarged Panama Canal on Monday.
The independent containership owner and manager reported profits of $36.4 million on revenues of $224.3 million for the second quarter of 2016.
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The Calgary-based Class I railroad cited lower-than-anticipated bulk volumes, the devastating wildfires in northern Alberta and a strengthening Canadian dollar as the primary reasons for the downward revision in earnings expectations.
The Shanghai Containerized Freight Index rose 5.6 percent since last Friday, fueled by the strong increases from Shanghai to Northwest Europe and the Mediterranean.
The struggling South Korean shipping line plans to return 20 containerships and 18 bulk vessels when their charters expire this year and next as the latest step in its cost cutting and restructuring efforts.


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This week, I ventured down a slightly different path on my podcast. I talked about COVID and insurance, but more about what I believe we need to consider for the future rather than about what is happening today.
People are talking about lawsuits these days, even more fervently than usual. Why? Because the big question is: What will happen if a person claims he or she contracted COVID-19 at a restaurant, or store, or at work … and then sues the business owner? Will the business’ insurance policy pay the claim?
At the moment, it’s impossible to answer that question with any certainty because we have no precedent to follow. In other words, we’re in uncharted waters.
One of the first things to remember about insurance claims (with or without associated lawsuits being filed) is that liability insurance only pays if the insured was legally liable for causing bodily injury or property damage. And legal liability can only be determined by the courts.
It’s true that many insurance companies settle claims without lawsuits being filed or trials having to be undertaken. And that’s because the facts associated with the claim are so clear cut the insurance company is confident that if the matter went to trial, their policyholder would be deemed negligent and, therefore, legally liable.
Nothing about COVID-19 is especially clear right now. Therefore, how can we determine whether an individual or business exercised due diligence in preventing its spread?
My best guess is that if every business follows federal, state, and local guidelines about social distancing and preventing the spread of coronavirus, proving it was negligent is going to be very difficult. However, many believe some guidelines are not feasible, or reasonable. What then?
Only time will be able to answer these questions. However, I do talk more about this topic on Episode 8 of my podcast, so take a listen here.
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act was signed into law to help Americans and U.S. businesses survive the COVID-19 pandemic. Although I’ve downloaded the 247-page bill, I haven’t read all of it yet. However, here are some of the major provisions that might affect you and your family.
The $1,200 and $500 each adult and child, respectively, will be receiving. First of all, not everyone will be receiving this money. The stimulus gives a tax credit to those who filed federal income tax returns in 2018 and/or 2019. So, if a person DID file a tax return in 2018 (or already this year), the tax credit will apply and money will be sent.
Secondly, the $1,200 and $500 amounts are based on the taxpayer’s adjusted gross income (AGI) shown on that 2018 or 2019 federal income tax return. The amount is a $1,200 tax credit per individual and, once the taxpayer’s income exceeds a specified amount, the tax credit is reduced. AGI thresholds are:
$75,000 for individual taxpayers
$112,500 for taxpayers filing as Head of Household
$150,000 for taxpayers who file jointly
My understanding is that the tax credit is reduced by 5% of so much of the AGI that exceeds the above thresholds. Once I read the enter law, I’ll have more info for you about that.
The $600 additional weekly unemployment benefit. The federal government is funding additional unemployment benefits … with limitations. The $600 weekly amount is paid over and above the amount paid by the state, but only in accordance with specific provisions. Some employees will only be eligible for the extra benefit for being unemployed between April 5 and July 31, 2020. Others will be eligible for benefits for a longer period.
The expansion of benefits will apply to the self-employed, independent contractors, people with a short work history, and a few other categories of workers. However, these individuals must meet requirements pertaining to COVID-19, including being diagnosed with coronavirus, being a caretaker for someone with the virus, or losing one’s job because of the pandemic. Other conditions also make a person eligible for unemployment benefits, as well.
Special provisions about retirement plans:
Rules for required minimum distributions (RMDs) have been waived for certain retirement plans in calendar year 2020
The 10% premature withdrawal penalty for certain qualified plans is waived for distributions from retirement accounts for taxpayers with issues related to COVID-19 (this applies to IRAs, 401(k)s, qualified trusts, qualified annuities, and some defined contribution plans)
Certain NON-COVID-19 Medicare telehealth services were expanded
The insurance industry is an “essential” business during the coronavirus pandemic and all the related upheaval social distancing and self-quarantining has created. Those of us who are fortunate enough to be able to continue working in the industry are finding as many ways as possible to help those who can’t work, or who can only work limited hours, and are suffering financially.
Please check with your insurance agents and insurance companies to see what assistance is being made available to you. Here are 3 types of help you should be able to obtain immediately with respect to your current insurance policies. In many cases, these actions are MANDATED by federal or state law.
Health insurance companies are waiving patient cost-sharing in the forms of deductibles, co-payments, and coinsurance
Insurance carriers have suspended the issuance of cancellations for failure to pay premiums when due–for a certain time period (i.e., until May 1)
Some insurance carriers are allowing people to extend the due date of premiums due on renewal policies for a certain time IF they call the carrier at a designated phone number to make arrangements
Each insurance company will be responding differently based on a number of factors, so call your agent or insurer to find out what type of assistance is being offered. The National Association of Insurance Commissioners has created a Coronavirus Recourse Center on its website, which can be found here.
Many insurance companies, agencies, and other professionals are publishing and broadcasting all kinds of information to help but take care to be sure you’re listening to a reputable source. As we often see on social media, some individuals thriving on exploiting others.
Feel free to reach out to me with any questions you might have about, and I’ll get you an answer.

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Did you know that 75% of our flowering plants rely on pollinators like bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds? Sadly though, our pollinators are on the decline, all over the world.
Called “colony collapse disorder”, scientists continue to theorize over the cause of the continuing bee decline. The widespread use of agricultural pesticides and fungicides, viral pathogens, and parasitic mites are among the possible causes.
Because, according to a research study from Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, one of every three bites of food eaten worldwide depends on pollinators, especially bees.
Without these trustworthy and hard working pollinators, our vegetable and fruit harvests will be on the decline as well, ultimately impacting our health.
-We can love our bees and pollinators!
-We can plant colorful flowers and plants to attract them.
-We can eliminate our use of pesticides in our gardens and yards.
-We can support the efforts of our local beekeepers (Cane Creek Farm).
-We can stay informed and be proactive.
Check out the National Wildlife Federation’s Million Pollinator Garden Challenge, a national movement to restore their habitat.
So, thank you bees!

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The Direct Entry (DE) registration exercise for 2024 has been further extended by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) to April 25.
JAMB had earlier fixed March 28 as the deadline for its DE registration which commenced on February 28.
The board subsequently extended the deadline to April 11.
But in an X post on Tuesday, the board said it has extended the deadline to April 25.
JAMB said the latest extension became necessary to accommodate candidates who have expressed interest in registering for the exercise but have been unable to do so “against the backdrop of some compelling realities”.
It also attributed the deadline shift to the implementation of novel measures aimed at curbing “infractions discovered in the DE component of the admission value chain”.
“The general public is invited to note the iron-clad determination of the board to safeguard its systems from threats from whatever quarters, while ensuring that candidates with genuine credentials are given the opportunity to register for the DE exercise,” it added.
“Candidates with questionable credentials are urged in their own interest to stay away from the registration venues as the various measures put in place by the Board are guaranteed to fish out holders of forged or fake certificates for apprehension and prosecution.”
“The board apologises for the inconveniences caused to prospective DE candidates and pledges that, going forward, the process will be made more user-friendly,” he said.
“In doing this, the board will not compromise on its avowed determination to ensure that candidates, whose certificates were dubiously acquired, are prevented from benefiting from such certificates.
“It is also to be noted that candidates whose certificate-issuing institution are among those on the list of institutions that have not verified their certificates despite repeated requests would be allowed to register without doing the needful.”
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Lots of neat ideas here: Fox are still riding their romantic wave from Valentine's Day! It has a few bugs, notably the color problem, but it's still one of the best games ever.
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Risus is another favorite. The so-called Germ's World site has some very nice 25mm scale paper mini modern buildingsSF buildings and dungeons as well as lots of other nice models and galleries. RMXP runs at x resolution though games made in it run at xwhile offering four times the playable area of its predecessors.
Both characters and enemies had static battle sprites, and the interface was quite simple. This could come in real handy if you want to do starship or airplane combat, too. Exploring the world is an important aspect of many RPGs.
I also recommend getting the Risus Companion if you can afford it; the book has tons of rules variants, scenarios, tips and tricks useful in any game, etc. She has quite a lot of things to go over this break up and she needs your help. You are in the role of the timing hero.
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My name is Cain Scrimgeour I’m a naturalist, wildlife photographer and filmmaker from the North-East of England. Since an early age the natural world has had me hooked. Born and raised in the suburbs of North Tyneside, Newcastle Upon Tyne’s ‘green belt’ was only a stones throw away from my home. My passion developed in the areas of land which were left around the housing estates, wastelands as some people may call them, wildernesses to me.
In 2004 I discovered Holywell Pond, a local Northumberland Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve, it was here that I had the spark, that moment in the natural world, where an interest becomes a passion, and a life. My spark came in the form of a Great Crested Grebe sitting on its nest, how could something so wonderfully different be so close to my home, what else was out there?
Supported and encouraged by my family I began visiting as often as I could, noting what I had seen on each visit. One morning I met Eric Galloway, a local birdwatcher, he set me in the right direction, teaching me the art of birdwatching, further reinforcing that spark which had just been lit. Holywell became my second home.
It wasn’t long before photography began taking a foothold in my passion, firstly with an Olympus 35mm, then to a Canon EOS 350D. The introduction of photography inspired the construction of a website, a place to record my sightings and images on a regular basis.
Since then my knowledge has considerably broadened both of the natural world and of the skills needed to photograph and film its wonders. Whilst studying BA (Hons) Wildlife and Media at the University of Cumbria, I began to produce films on a voluntary basis to gain experience in the industry.
Last year I was extremely pleased to have two entries Highly Commended in the British Wildlife Photography Awards, ‘RSPB Troup Head’ and ‘Autumn’.
In June of 2012 I visited RSPB Troup Head, in order to produce a promotional film for the RSPB. A week was spent filming on the high sea cliffs of the reserve, where I was privileged to be in the presence of the beautiful and prehistoric Northern Gannet, Morus bassanus. The close proximity I shared, allowed me to delve into the Gannets lives, witnessing the complexity of their behavioural traits.
During the week the weather was, by majority, hot and sunny with flat seas, this proved to be challenging in terms of exposure and haze whilst filming these large white birds, but it also meant that the majority of the Gannets kept to the cliff edges, never venturing above the cliff tops. Only two days did I experience wind, which provided some interesting photography and filming opportunities. The waves picked up, and began crashing into the base of the rocky cliffs, whilst the winds updrafts allowed the Gannets to gain height, congregating at the uppermost parts of the cliff face, gliding effortlessly above the horizon.
RSPB Troup Head from BWPAwards
‘Autumn’ was a project much closer to home, and closer to my heart. Produced for the Natural History Society of Northumbria, it tells the story of Autumn at their Gosforth Park Nature Reserve.
Gosforth Park lies in Newcastle’s Western Green Belt, only 3 miles from the City Centre itself. I will never forget the feeling of my first visit, as it’s the same feeling which captivates me every time I pass through its gates. Parking in the lay-by you get out your car to find an industrial estate across the road, the Findus factory standing proud, distributing its scent into the air, a large fence hides the reserve to your right. A small picket fence, and a roped gate, with a sign reading ‘Private Nature Reserve’ welcomes you. The wardens quaint little gate cottage intrigues you as walk in, and then you find yourself in it, a stunning melody of mature Oak, Birch, Ash, Scots Pine, Hazel, Sycamore, Beech and a wealth of ground flora, the most stunning woodland you could imagine, in the most wonderfully unexpected place. But it doesn’t end their, the woodland is alive, Jay, Nuthatch, Great Spotted Woodpecker, Tree Creeper, Stock Dove, greet you in the canopies, Badgers, Foxes and even Red Squirrels leave their mark, buts it’s the keeper of the woods, the Roe Deer that is the most surprising.
I wanted to capture imagery of the Roe Deer in their woodland home, they are the essence of the reserve, so I spent seven mornings waiting in a hide at one of their main track junctions, where they travelled from the nearby fields from a nights feeding, back into the reserve. I’ve spent many hours filming wildlife from hides, but this was the first time I had filmed Roe Deer, a challenge was to be expected.
Six Roe Deer past my hide every morning, although their behaviour varied with the weather, if the wind was up they would move through quickly not stopping to feed, but when there was little or no wind they happily fed on the bracken in front of my hide at times coming unbelievably close. Getting close to these animals, in their own home, the place they know where every tree stands, where every tack leads, where their own sense are perfectly in tune, is an unbelievable privilege, not because they’ve accepted you, but because you’ve managed to traverse their home as part of the wood, as an object of the natural world, not as a man.
Autumn in Gosforth Park from BWPAwards
Visit Cain's Wildlife-film.com Profile Page or his website: www.cainscrimgeour.co.uk
The BWPA competition is open until 3rd May. See: 'Call for Entries' feature!
View all the winning Images, video and selection of highly commended entries here: www.bwpawards.co.uk
British Wildlife Photography Awards
The British Wildlife Photography Awards: Collection 4 showcases the very best entries from the British Wildlife Photography Awards 2013. This stunning coffee table book is a celebration of British wildlife as captured on camera by today’s best amateur and professional photographers. The book is available here: www.amazon.co.uk

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