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HUBER HEIGHTS – The City of Huber Heights has announced a vacancy on the City’s Personnel Appeals Board and the Parks and Recreation Board. Applications will be accepted for both openings until April 30.
Applications can be obtained at City Hall, 6131 Taylorsville Road or from the City of Huber Heights website, www.hhoh.org. (Click on City Council > Boards and Commissions > City of Huber Heights Application for Board/Commission Membership).
Applicants must be a resident and elector of Huber Heights (registered to vote). Boards and commissions advise the City Council on issues important to the City of Huber Heights. Most positions do not require extensive expertise, just an eagerness to serve.
Applications should be sent to the Huber Heights City Council, c/o Anthony Rodgers, Clerk of Council, 6131 Taylorsville Road, Huber Heights, Ohio 45424 or to firstname.lastname@example.org.
Applicants will be contacted to schedule an interview with Huber Heights City Staff and/or the Huber Heights City Council at a time yet to be determined.
Parks and Recreation Board
The Parks and Recreation Board makes recommendations to the City Council for the operation of public parks, recreation facilities, and the acquisition, improvement, construction and maintenance of the parks, parkways, bikeways and other areas. The Parks and Recreation Board is advisory in nature. Applicants with an interest in promoting recreation, parks and fitness are desired. The Parks and Recreation Board was created by City Charter.
The Parks and Recreation Board meets once a month on the third Thursday of each month at 6:30 PM or as needed in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 6131 Taylorsville Road, Huber Heights, Ohio.
Personnel Appeals Board
The Personnel Appeals Board hears appeals when any officer or employee of the City in non- exempt service is aggrieved by a personnel action by the City administration. The Personnel Appeals Board has the power and authority to subpoena witnesses, administer oaths, and require the production of evidence. Decisions of the Personnel Appeals Board are subject to review by the courts in the manner provided by the general laws of Ohio. The Personnel Appeals Board was established by the City Charter.
The Personnel Appeals Boards meets as needed in the Council Chambers at the Huber Heights City Hall at 6131 Taylorsville Road, Huber Heights, Ohio.
Reach Darrell Wacker at 684-8983 or on Twitter @HH_Courier.

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We sat in the front row, with our usual showtime Cosmos last night that we don't even ask for anymore. Our favorite bar waiter, Mathew, just brings them to us. We could tell how much the kids putting on the show loved seeing us there! It was worth going just for that. Our Fiji ports got switch in order due to a berthing conflict, thus we are getting in a little late today. Not to worry..plenty to do til it's time to go for a Mud Bath. Fiji must be pretty big, as we sailed in within sight of land since dawn. We had two lectures this morning, first on the Maori people, the indigenous people of New Zealand. New Zealand is considered to be Polynesian, Polynesia encompassing the area within a triangle formed with Hawaii, Easter Island and New Zealand being the three corners. All of the indigenous people of this area are descendants from a migration out of Taiwan around 400 AD, but New Zealand was the last to be inhabited , probably around 1250 AD. Who knew!! The second lecture was by our infamous pickpocket, on protecting our electronically stored information.
Day 42. Suva, Fiji. 88, clouds, sun, showers. ( they get ~1" rain every day).
We sailed on seas like glass, and got into Suva around 10:00, then quickly went off on our all day tour, "Navua River by Longboat". After an hour bus trip thru local scenery and villages, we arrived at our embarkment village, where we were welcomed with a "kiva" ceremony, then served lunch, which we all opted to pass on because us chickens are afraid of eating anything off of the ship. We then had time to visit with the locals and do a bit of shopping. Because there was no place to change where we were going, D and BS were forced to buy beautiful sarongs. Hate when that happens..not! We then boarded "longboats" which are like oversized, motorized wooden canoes, holding 6-8 people, for our 45 min. trip upriver. We went thru beautiful scenery, of lush cliffs, waterfalls, cows ( how did they get there? ), unusual flora, and thru many rapids, cat 1-2. At one point we had to get out of the boat and walk around the rapids, because the boat didn't have enough power to carry all of us thru them.
Day 43. At Sea, 84, partly cloudy, seas 8-10 feet.
Back to the At Sea routine! Morning lecture on the scandals of the British royals. Jamie game. Today we were missing Cathy and BS, and came in dead last. Sort of tells you something! We had a fun lunch with Barbara, an international lunch, served in the galley. They quite outdid themselves with the presentations as well as the food. The afternoon tech lecture was, again how to put together slideshows. He used his own photos to demo. Most prevalent amongst his pictures in the demo was the one of D and BS at the Mud bath. He had a waterproof camera, so took the photos and passed them on to us. We had dinner in Prime 7, our Valentine dinner..what did we know what with the date change. Show was a new onboard comedian who really did make us laugh. Fun day!

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Nearly 26 million Americans — adults and children — have asthma, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). For about half of them, those with allergic asthma, exposure to triggers can set off a cascade of symptoms such as coughing, wheezing, and difficulty catching your breath, notes the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America. Not everyone has the same allergic asthma triggers, but for many they include dust mites, pet dander, pollen, mold, and cigarette smoke, according to the American Academy of Asthma, Allergy & Immunology (AAAAI). You can’t always prevent an allergic asthma attack, but you can take steps to reduce your risk. Here’s how.
Know Your Triggers
To avoid your allergic asthma triggers, you first have to know what they are. “Allergy testing — blood and skin — can help identify your triggers,” says Albert Rizzo, MD, section chief of pulmonary and critical care medicine for the Christiana Care Health System in Newark, Delaware, and senior medical adviser to the American Lung Association (ALA). Keeping a journal of where you were and what you were doing when your allergic asthma symptoms kicked in can also help you identify triggers. Once you know your triggers, you can take steps to avoid exposure. “Prevention is key,” Dr. Rizzo says.
Kick Out the Mites
Dust mites are the number one indoor allergic asthma allergen, according to the AAAAI. To minimize dust mites in your bedroom, buy dust-proof, zippered covers for your mattress and pillows. Avoid down comforters or pillows. Wash all of your bedding, not just your sheets, at least once a week. Be sure to use hot water and set your dryer on high. Hardwood or tiled floors are better for people with allergic asthma than carpets, which can attract dust mites. And no matter how much your children adore them, don’t let them sleep with stuffed animals, which also invite dust mites.
The Truth About Cats and Dogs
Many people with allergic asthma are triggered by the dander from cats and dogs, according to the CDC All breeds — even those without fur or hair — can trigger an attack, Rizzo says. Although not everyone with allergies or asthma is affected by pets, you shouldn’t have them in your home if they trigger your allergic asthma symptoms. Typically, locking pets out of your bedroom won't be enough. The protein in the pet dander, saliva, or urine that triggers allergic asthma can get on your clothes and go where you go. It can also spread through the air. If you can’t bear to part with your pet, at least reduce the number of places where your animal’s allergens can hide. Use blinds rather than drapes, and furnishings not covered in fabric for easier and more thorough cleaning. Also, vacuum regularly using a HEPA filter.
Use HEPA Filters
Many people with allergic asthma can benefit from using HEPA air filters, especially if they’re in the room where you sleep. HEPA stands for “high-efficiency particulate air” filter. HEPA filters work by trapping irritants so that they can't be released back into the air. You can also buy HEPA filters for your vacuum cleaner. Keep in mind that all filters need to be changed periodically and that, even though they may be helpful, using HEPA filters isn't a substitute for medical treatment.
Check Air Quality Reports
Make it a morning ritual to listen to your local air quality index report. You can find air quality forecasts in newspapers, on morning news programs, and on the Web from sites such as AirNow.gov or the American Lung Association’s State of the Air. When the air quality is poor, adjust your activities accordingly to better manage your allergic asthma. “If the air quality is going to be unhealthy, you should plan to go out early and get back indoors as soon as possible,” Rizzo says. “Don’t plan a lot of outdoor activities the rest of the day.” If you must go out, be sure to take your rescue inhaler with you and consider wearing a scarf or facemask.
Clear the Smoke
Even if you don’t smoke, friends and family members who do could pose a real problem for you. Secondhand smoke is harmful to everybody, especially people with asthma, according to the CDC. To better manage your allergic asthma, avoid being around secondhand smoke. That may mean having to avoid bars and other places where smoking is still permitted. Similarly, perfumes and other odors can flare your allergic asthma symptoms. Stay out of candle shops and away from perfume counters at department stores. Be aware of all lung irritants and avoid them whenever possible.
Follow Doctor's Orders
Your doctor may have given you two medications to manage allergic asthma: quick-relief and long-term drugs. If you feel allergic asthma symptoms coming on, that's when you need to take your quick-relief medicine. “Keep your rescue inhaler with you in case you’re exposed to allergic asthma triggers,” Rizzo says. “Hopefully, you can prevent an attack.” You also need to take your long-term medicine according to your doctor’s directions, which could be every day, even if you’re feeling fine. By taking your long-term meds as prescribed, you’ll be less likely to need your inhaler.
Have an Allergic Asthma Action Plan
You and your doctor should outline how to manage your allergic asthma day to day and what to do if you have an attack. Write down your allergic asthma action plan so you’re sure to remember it. Review your plan each time you see your doctor. You may find that you’re feeling well and your allergic asthma symptoms are under control. However, if your allergic asthma is interfering with your daily activities, you'll want to talk to your doctor about adjusting your action plan, Rizzo says. Knowing what to do every day and in emergencies will help you better manage your allergic asthma.
Exercise With Caution
Some people with allergic asthma are also affected by exercise-induced asthma, which may be triggered by heavy breathing during physical activity, according to the CDC. In particular, outdoor exercise can be a trigger if you have allergic asthma. Exposure to environmental triggers while running or biking outside can bring on an allergic asthma attack. If outdoor exercise is one of your triggers, talk to your doctor about taking your medications before you go for a run or a ride. Some forms of exercise are better suited for someone with allergic asthma, like indoor cycling or a dance class. No matter what your sport, keep equipment free of dust and mold and avoid exercising outdoors entirely on bad air quality days. If you think you’re also affected by exercise-induced asthma, avoid exercising in cold weather because the cold, dry air of winter can trigger or worsen symptoms.
Adjust the Dry Air Indoors
During the cold weather season when the air becomes dry, you may find that your lips chap and your skin gets rough and raw. Dry air can also irritate your sinuses, making it harder to breathe, especially if you have allergic asthma. A humidifier can ease the discomfort, but there's just one problem: Dust mites like humidity as much as you do, according to the AAAAI. If you’re going to use a humidifier, keep the moisture in your house between 30 and 45 percent, no higher. Use a hygrometer, an instrument that measures moisture, to monitor the level. Mold, another common allergic asthma trigger, thrives in humidifiers. Be sure to clean your unit thoroughly and regularly as directed in the manufacturer’s maintenance booklet.

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When the world loved America except for the Ruskies of coarse. The dawn of the Space age, Kennedy, Camelot, Pan Am was the worlds greatest airline, and Frank was at his Prime, with or without the Rat Pack. I didn't appreciate this music until I reached maturity, and now I can't get enough.
This is one of my top 5 favs from Sinatra. It's hard for me to write reviews for the music I've purchased because I buy songs I already like. The remastered version of this song is a nice compliment to the original.

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MULBERRY COTTAGESet among beautiful gardens this delightfully renovated 2 bedroom 1920's cottage is the place to stay in Tocumwal. Mulberry cottage is ideal for couples or great value for families. Easy walking distance to town, the Murray River, parks & pubs. Provisions for breakfast supplied.
Charlottes Honor - River & Golf CottageCharlottes Honor is a beautifully renovated 2 bedroom cottage located in the quiet river town of Tocumwal, NSW. Everything Tocumwal has to offer is at your door step, our cottage is located within walking distance to the Tocumwal Golf & Bowls Club (850m) the Main Street (1.5km) and the Murray River (1.5km). Our place is ideal for golf and bowls enthusiasts, holiday makers, or couples just looking for a nice weekend away.
Ben LamondFreshly renovated Californian bungalow on a wide main street in Numurkah, only a short 5 minute walk to shops and pubs and 15 minute walk to Golf Club. A great base to explore the Murray and Goulburn Valley regions of Victoria.


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Proper 14A (RCL)
Genesis 37:1-4, 12-28
Psalm: 105:1-6, 16-22, 45b
Last night, Fr. Nathaniel drew some wonderful parallels between the story of Joseph and the story of Jesus, besides the obvious of going down to Egypt. Joseph was sold for twenty pieces of silver; Jesus for 30. Joseph later saves his brothers and family from starvation; Jesus saves his household. It is clear that the writers of the story of Jesus had before them the story of Joseph. We noticed a couple of other parallels as well. Judah sells Joseph; Judas (the Greek spelling of Judah) sells Jesus. The caravan of Ishmaelites was carrying gum, balm and resin — frankincense and myrrh.
Reading through this great saga, we are coming to the portion of the story in Egypt, which will culminate in the crossing of the Red Sea. The Gospel story of Jesus walking on the sea bears many parallels with the story of Moses leading the children of Israel across the sea. Moses is on the mountain alone, watching the progress of the people; Jesus is on the mountain alone watching the progress of the boat. All this happens in the night watch (Exodus 14:24); and in the fourth watch of the night (Mt 14:25). There is a strong wind (Exodus 14:21; Mt 14:30). And so it goes. Clearly the writers of the story of Jesus walking on the sea had before them the story of Israel crossing the Red Sea, most likely in the Septuagint.
But, then an interesting thing happens. Peter asks Jesus to command him to walk on the waters (not the sea; Jesus does not walk on the waters, but on the sea; Peter walks on the waters). Mark’s account does not have Peter walk on the waters. Matthew is telling us something new. This episode is also a resurrection appearance. The disciples think they are seeing a ghost, an appearance of one dead. When he enters the boat, they worship. Peter doubts (literally, is of two minds). When the disciples see Jesus on the mountain in Galilee “they worship, but doubt (are of two minds — the only two occurences of this word in Matthew). Jesus then instructs them to make disciples of “all the nations” baptizing them in the name of the Trinity.
In Galatians 2, Paul recounts the encounter between himself and Peter in Antioch. Before certain men from James came down from Jerusalem came down to Antioch, Peter used to eat with Gentiles (in the mixed community in Antioch). But when those men arrived, Peter drew back and separated himself, “because he was afraid of the circumcised.” In what follows the story of Jesus walking on the sea, the Syro-Phoencian woman will approach him and ask him to heal her daughter (remember Jairus?). He will refuse, because she is a Gentile: “It is not right to take the children’s bread and give it to the dogs.” She will retort, “True, but even the dogs eat the crumbs that fall from the master’s table.” So, this episode is about table fellowship; do Jews and Gentiles eat together? Jesus is shamed by her response, and heals her daughter. Peter’s sinking in the water is Matthew’s way of telling us the story of the Antioch incident. Peter’s small faithfulness prevents him from stepping out over the waters of baptism into the mixed Jewish and Gentile community.
It has always been terrifying for the church to go to the new places Jesus asks us to go. Jesus, after Peter’s confession of him as the Christ, gives Peter the keys of the kingdom, and a new name, “Rocky.” But for his fear, Rocky sinks like a stone.

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ECA Rutherford County Scholarship
IMMEDIATE NEWS RELEASE
February 22, 2021
Tracy Davis, Extension Agent, Family and Consumer Sciences | 828-287-6010 firstname.lastname@example.org
ECA County Scholarship Applications Available Now
Rutherford County Extension & Community Association (ECA) announces its 2021 scholarship. High school seniors, full-time college students, and adults wanting to attend college are eligible. Rutherford County residents planning to attend a North Carolina-accredited college, community college, or technical institute in the Fall of 2021 may apply.
Applications are available at all high schools and at the N.C. Cooperative Extension of Rutherford County office, 193 Callahan Koon Rd, Suite 164 Spindale, NC 28160.
The Rutherford County ECA Scholarship deadline is April 1, 2021. For more information, call the N.C. Cooperative Extension of Rutherford County at 828-287-6010.

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Real Estate Fraud More In Bhubaneswar — Real estate fraud more in BhubaneswarReport
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Reliving the Summer of Love
California's summer calendar is packed with events commemorating 50 years of the hippie revolution of 1967
I am in San Francisco’s Haight-Ashbury neighbourhood, looking at a Ben & Jerry’s ice-cream shop that stands at the famous corner where artists, writers and musicians had gathered during the “Summer of Love", in 1967.
This gathering of about 100,000 people was the crescendo of an anti-establishment movement that had begun as a response to America’s involvement in the Vietnam War. It rapidly grew to questioning everything that was considered the established norm, in fields as varied as lifestyle, literature, fashion and music. They showed up wearing psychedelic shirts, bell-bottom pants, and flowers in their hair. And words like karma, kama sutra and free love were used liberally in discussions on spirituality and sex. Besides the chants of “make love not war", there were also the first mentions of local and organic produce, attributes that largely define California’s culinary landscape today.
Though the famous corner of Haight-Ashbury might be taken, there’s still plenty in the neighbourhood that harks back to the Summer of Love. There are numerous striking murals: One features Jerry Garcia of Grateful Dead, another an ecstatic Jimi Hendrix with his guitar. There are murals of women with flowers in their hair, goddess Kali and assorted bits of pop art. And as I walk down the streets, I spot the houses once occupied by Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Grateful Dead and the Hell’s Angels Motorcycle Club. There are still plenty of shops that pay homage to the period, with names like The Love of Ganesha and Amoeba Music (Wild San Francisco Walking tours has a great guided pay-as-you-like walk of the neighbourhood; Wildsftours.com).
You can join the revelry as California celebrates 50 years of the Summer of Love with a series of events, exhibitions and experiences. Soaking in the revival nostalgia on a recent road trip through the sunshine state, I made a list of events, many of which are already on:
In San Francisco
Magic Bus tour
At San Francisco’s Union Square, hop on to this retro-fitted bus for a 2-hour trip. The bus tour uses music, drop-down screens over its windows and skilled guides to help visitors explore the visionary mix of music, art, politics and culture which came together in Haight-Ashbury in 1967. With bubbles floating through the air and flowers to put in your hair, this is one bus you shouldn’t miss.
Magicbussf.com/tour/anniversary-summer-of-love; on till 15 September.
The Summer of Love Experience–Art, Fashion, and Rock & Roll, de Young Museum
This exhibition explores the visual and material cultures of a generation searching for personal fulfilment through social change. It does it through a wide array of iconic rock posters, interactive music and light shows, flamboyant clothing and photographs. Some of the posters featured were designed by artists like Victor Moscoso, Stanley Mouse and Wes Wilson. There are also handcrafted, one-of-a-kind garments created by such designers as Birgitta Bjerke, K. Lee Manuel and Jeanne Rose. Don’t miss the rock poster featuring the Taj Mahal.
Deyoung.famsf.org/summer-love-art-fashion-and-rock-roll; on till 20 August.
The Beat Museum
This unique museum features books from the 1950s that were considered subversive or counterculture, and came to be known as Beat Literature. It is widely believed that beatniks such as Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg and Neal Cassady fanned the anti-establishment sentiments of the period with their writing. Memorabilia at the museum includes first editions, letters and personal effects.
Hippie Modernism—The Struggle For Utopia, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive
This exhibition at the beautifully designed and spacious Berkeley Art Museum explores how art, architecture and design intersected with the counterculture of the 1960s and early 1970s. It charts the evolution of one of the most fertile periods of recent cultural history, one that witnessed a variety of radical experiments that challenged tradition and convention, overturned customary hierarchies, explored new media and materials and formed alternative communities.
Bampfa.berkeley.edu/program/hippie-modernism-struggle-utopia; on till 21 May.
Monterey International Pop Festival
Taking place at the height of the Summer of Love, from 16-18 June, the Monterey International Pop Festival is recognized globally as an important event in the history of rock ‘n’ roll music. The festival captured the spirit of the time, ushering in a new era of rock ‘n’ roll. It launched the careers of Otis Redding, Jimi Hendrix, Grateful Dead, The Who, and Janis Joplin.
Fun fact: Sitar maestro Ravi Shankar also played at this festival. Interestingly, his daughter Norah Jones will perform at the forthcoming Monterey International Pop Festival, taking place at the same venue, the Monterey County Fairgrounds, on the same dates.
During my road trip, I was shown around the venue by photographer Tom Gundelfinger O’Neal, who was present at the 1967 festival. Among the many stories he had to tell, the most fascinating was about a carpenter who was hired to extend the stage and did a neat job of it. That carpenter was none other than actor Harrison Ford. He also vividly described how Jimi Hendrix went down on his knees and set fire to his guitar, as if sacrificing it at the altar of music. So stunning and impactful was the act that the bands that followed Jimi Hendrix’s set were completely overshadowed. One of those bands was The Mamas & the Papas, who were at the very height of their popularity at the time. Montereypopfestival50.com.
In Los Angeles
Jim Marshall’s 1967, The Grammy Museum
The Grammy Museum in Los Angeles is holding the Jim Marshall’s 1967 exhibition, showcasing 60 of the thousands of images music photographer Jim Marshall captured during the summer of 1967. Marshall had extended access to many of the musicians through the 1960s and 1970s, and was the official photographer at Woodstock. He shot the iconic photo of Jimi Hendrix with his guitar on fire that is on display on the second floor, special exhibits gallery of The Grammy Museum at LA Live, Los Angeles.
Grammymuseum.org/exhibits/jimmarshall; on till 14 May. This exhibition is also on display at the San Francisco City Hall; on till 23 June.
The complete list of events is available at Sftravel.com/summer-love-2017.

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Soil might not be the first thing that comes up in conversation about drought and gardens, but healthy soils provide plants with the necessary foundation to thrive. We also need to recognize that soils are complex living systems. We cannot grow healthy plants in unhealthy conditions, but what is healthy for one soil type, plant community, or garden might not be healthy for another. For example, the percentage of soil organic matter will be different in deserts than in wetlands. We can’t apply the same expectations to both, they’re just different. Likewise, serpentine soils have mineral content that is specific to and fine for certain plants but toxic to others, and that’s okay! You do not have to be a soil biologist or an expert in pedogenesis to foster your soil’s health. Often the best thing we can do is avoid messing it up.
Soil is a living system; it isn’t just dirty. I like to say that there’s soul in soil as a way of remembering that it’s alive. Those living components in the soil, the microorganisms and macroorganisms, are the primary active ingredients we want to encourage. What species those organisms are depends on the kind of soil, where it is, how deep in the soil they live, and so forth.
If you think about it, the “living system” term we use for soil describes something like a community or a neighborhood. It includes the structural components—the nutrients, air to breathe, water for life—and the actual beings that live there. Like the sea creatures that occupy the ocean, those beings live at different levels depending on what’s available at each level. This little detail becomes important when we are working to support healthy soils so that they can support our plants. Even though these soil “neighborhoods” are underfoot and easy to ignore, this system is the foundation upon which all our gardens grow.
As we explore the depths of the relationship between soil and drought, we’re going to look at what soil is, how we can take care of it, and things we do that harm it.
Without healthy soil, our plants are more vulnerable to drought stress and other stressors like heat waves and cold snaps. Plants need healthy soil to grow resilient. Healthy plants are inextricably connected with healthy soil. Fostering healthy soil should be part of water conservation efforts in our gardens because the soil itself stores water and (hopefully) makes it available to plants.
The best part is that fostering soil health can be lazy work. Sometimes it means ceasing to do damage, however well-meaning those tasks might have been. We look forward to taking a deeper dive together as we move through the soil.
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It should be the most wonderful time of the year for many people, but instead members of the Civic Service Union 52 that work for the City of Edmonton are facing the possibility of walking off the job in the new year.
“Here we’re coming to the Christmas season and it appears they’re going to get another lump of coal in their stockings this year,” CSU 52 president Lanny Chudyk said of his members, who have not had a wage increase in five years.
Civic Service Union 52 represents some City of Edmonton workers, as well as employees in places like Capital Power, Edmonton Public Library, EPCOR, and Telus World of Science.
The two sides are currently in mediation and the union said the city’s team did not come to the table with the ability to negotiate a deal for City of Edmonton employees.
CSU said the city wants workers to accept a retroactive agreement that includes no pay raises for 2021, 1 per cent for 2022 and 2 per cent for 2023.
“Considering the fact that this council and this mayor were already the second-highest paid in Canada before they took the 2.4 per cent increase, I find it a bit hypocritical to continue to ask my members to take zeros or very, very minimal increases when we have seen years of high inflation, high interest rates.”
CSU 52 is trying to negotiate a three-year deal with the possibility of adding a fourth and fifth year to the contract.
“The numbers the city threw on the table are so low, after a zero, one and two — I wouldn’t take it to my membership,” Chudyk said.
After three days of mediation between CSU 52 and the City of Edmonton, the union said it’s currently without a deal.
The mediator sent the two sides away for a few days to rethink their positions. Chudyk said the union is prepared to go back to the table.
“We’re not that far apart. It’s not like we’re 10 or 12 per cent apart. We’re very close, but considering the zero, one and two for the first three years — I can’t do something similar for 2024 and 2025,” he said.
CSU workers touch every service in Edmonton, Chudyk said. From rec centres to parks to administrative roles, its members are spread across a variety of city operations.
“Our members are the IT people, we are the police 911 comms operators, we are the payroll people, we are the people that process permits for developments for business. We support every business that is in this city and so if my members are forced and do go out on strike, it will be a significant impact.”
In some cases, Chudyk said his members are severely underpaid compared to their counterparts in other cities. For example, he said his 911 operators make 38 per cent less than those in Calgary.
“I’ve had the police chief ask, ‘Why can’t I keep people in comms?’ And I said, ‘Well, because you’re a training program here for Calgary and Vancouver and Edmonton Fire.’ 38 per cent is a hell of a lot of money.”
Chudyk said he has members worrying about paying rent and taking on second or third jobs in order to make ends’ meet.
“When you do that, your productivity, your alertness in your own workplace tends to suffer and it becomes a health issue.”
The union said both short-term and long-term disability has been on the rise, much of it stemming from mental health issues both related to the workplace and from financial stress.
Back in September, the union sent a bargaining survey to its members of it would accept such a deal and 88 per cent said no. In that same survey, 70 per cent of the responding workers said they would vote to strike if the two sides failed to reach an agreement.
Chudyk said mediation is expected to resume Friday but if it doesn’t, a 14-day cooling off period would take place. After that, the union would take the last offer to members, which Chudyk is certain members would reject, triggering a strike vote sometime in mid-January.
“In the meantime, both parties can continue talking if they choose to and we have been bending over backwards over the last few months to try and craft a deal,” he said.
Because of the low wages, the union said the city is having a hard time retaining employees and attracting new ones.
“A lot of people – younger people, mid-thirties and down – are saying, ‘I don’t need this. We came here because this was a progressive workplace, there was good work life balance. Now we’re seeing significant regression in wages and other benefits.'”
The union said the negotiations with City of Edmonton employees will also affect how the process goes for Edmonton Public Library workers.
“My Edmonton Public Library members are now petitioning to go into mediation. And so if the mandate for the City of Edmonton does not change and we take a strike vote or it’s forced down our throats, EPL will be next at the table and the libraries will close or be operated at a very minimal level,” Chudyk said.
Mayor Amarjeet Sohi wasn’t able to say much about the situation, other than to encourage both sides to remain at the negotiating table.
“We want to make sure that our employees are treated fairly, that we value the work that they provide to this city and the and we will continue to support them,” Sohi said at city hall on Friday. “We would continue to encourage both our administration and CSU 52 to continue to talk and to come to come to an agreement.”
A statement from the City of Edmonton said the two sides are still in the mediation stage and it is committed to reaching an agreement that is fair and equitable for CSU 52, the city and taxpayers.
“The city has, and will continue to, bargain fairly and in a fiscally responsible manner,” the statement said.
Throughout the bargaining process, the city said services continue to be available.
“The city has contingency plans in place in the event of a work stoppage, to ensure critical operations continue.”
The city said due to the bargaining process, it couldn’t say anything more.


Having announced its intent of becomingthe number one premium auto brand, Audi has introduced 12 new models with impressive upgrades. This year marked an exceptional leap forward as the brand attempts to make headway against competing premium automakers.
Of course, while technological innovations, comfort, and efficiency are intended to drive Audi into the upper echelons of automakers, the September 2015 emissions scandal surrounding its parent company, Volkswagen, has threatened to stall progress. 2.1 million diesel-powered Audis were outfitted with the test-manipulating software and will likely be recalled. But Audi is weathering the challenge—sales in September actually rose 16.2 percent in the U.S., a key market for the German company. Audi has also launched website features that lets customers check whether their models are affected.
Audi has become the top premium brand in the SUV segment and is making substantial gains in the compact car category as well. While design, interior quality, innovative safety, and ease-of-use features endear existing drivers, Audi’s vision for the future of the industry is what will set the brand apart. Audi’s autonomous A7, Jack, stole the limelight at the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), where journalists took a self-driven journey from Palo Alto to Las Vegas. The e-tron quattro concept, a battery-powered SUV slated for launch in 2018, could compete with the Tesla Model X and repair Audi’s eco-image by demonstrating the brand’s commitment to alternative fuel.
On the global front, Audi continues to face fierce competition in its quest to be the number one premium automaker. A focus on growth markets like China and Latin America is integral to that ambition, even though reliance on a huge market like China may come with uncertainties. With a new factory opened in Curitiba, Brazil and a plant slated to open in San José Chiapa, Mexico in 2016, Audi is expanding access and trade relations worldwide and making strategic strides in the right direction.


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At the end of the first day of walking we camped at a wonderful campsite close to Blue Mine Gap on the north western edge of the Gammon Ranges. We were walking in there of Sir Douglas Mawson’s 1906 explorations into the geology of the northern Flinders Ranges. In the 1920s and 1930s Mawson amongst others concentrated his research and fieldwork around the mineralization the northern Flinders Ranges, eruptions of the pre-Cambrian glaciation throughout the Flinders Ranges, the Cambrian strata of the Flinders Range, and the identification of uranium at Mt Painter Inlier, which is about 100 kilometres north east of Leigh Creek and south of the Mawson Plateau. South Australia is one of the world’s focal points for the study of the late pre-Cambrian era and glaciation.
After lunch on the first day we crossed a creek bed. The camels were playing up a bit, and this gave me 5-10 minutes or so to do some photography in and around the creek bed. Surprisingly, the light was still soft due to the continuing cloud cover, and the malaleucas in the creek made a welcome change to the bareness and environmental degradation of the stony hills with the loss of endangered plants and animals from the history of extensive pastoralism since the European occupation of the land.
We had left the Umberatana Station track to walk in, and along, the Blue Mine Creek on the way to the campsite for the night. It was dawning on me that there was a history of extensive mining in the region for copper in the 19th century, and that the systematic regional mapping of the northern Flinders Ranges after 1945 centred around finding coal, petroleum and uranium. Mining was just as crucial as pastoralism in terms of land use. Increasingly it is now eco-tourism that provides the income and employment in the region. As we were walking in the creek bed the Blue Mine Creek it was possible to forget about the legacy of problems left from the way white Australians had not cared for their land when I came across the mineralized rocks. I didn’t know what type of rocks these were–I don’t have that kind of geological knowledge unfortunately. I was just responding to the intense colours in contrast to the spinifex:
You look at these creek beds and wonder, could there not be a sustainable land use of this region that would help to reverse the fragmentation of habitats and loss of biodiversity? This question was reinforced after we’d unloaded the camels for the night and set up our swags, when I was walking amongst the river gums in the creek as I walked to the Blue MIne Gap and then beyond. What came to the fore was the idea of environmental values.
Environmental values roughly mean that a natural object, or more specifically, the ecosystem has a worth in its own right, inherent or intrinsic value, or its own well-being and so worth protecting from unsustainable use; or better still, to improve the condition of the land now and in the future rather than continuing to destroy it. This implies, at a minimum an adaptive management approach to deal with the environmental problems, and consequently much more land needing to be withdrawn from pastoral activity.
It also implies that those things known to cause considerable damage need to be reduced or stopped to enable a sustainable future since national parks and reserves cannot protect everything worth protecting. This means that conservation needs to focus on entire ecosystem management as opposed to single species protection because the components of an ecosystem are largely dependent upon one another
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PHOENIX – Attorney General Mark Brnovich announced Lynna Swann will spend 6 ½ years in prison for embezzling $58,158.35 from her employer. A judge also sentenced Swann to 3 years of probation with white collar terms after she is released from prison.
PHOENIX – Attorney General Mark Brnovich announced 55 year old Danny Lee Wallace was sentenced to 8 years in prison and lifetime probation. Maricopa County Judge Joan Sinclair also ordered Wallace to register as a sex offender. In February 2017, Wallace pleaded guilty on one felony count of Sexual Exploitation of a Minor and one felony count of Commercial Sexual Exploitation of a Minor.
PHOENIX - One in four teens report abusing or misusing a prescription drug at least once in their lifetime. One person dies every day in Arizona due to a prescription opioid overdose. Arizonans need to work together to keep unwanted prescriptions out of the wrong hands. This Saturday, April 29, 2017 is National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day which aims to provide a safe, convenient, and secure means of disposing of prescription drugs, while also educating the general public about the potential for abuse of medications.
TUCSON - Attorney General Mark Brnovich announced today Gustavo Nunez pleaded guilty to 28 felony charges for performing illegal liposuction procedures. Seven victims had procedures performed by Nunez in Tucson between 2012 and 2014. Three victims had to be hospitalized after botched surgeries and one sustained life-threatening injuries.
PHOENIX - Attorney General Mark Brnovich is warning the public to be on the lookout for a convicted drug trafficker who is currently on the run. Brian Pardo, 37, is considered armed and dangerous. A Maricopa County jury found Pardo guilty on 5 felony charges related to selling marijuana and “shatter,” a high-potency hash oil. Pardo absconded during trial. A warrant has been issued for his arrest.
PHOENIX - Attorney General Mark Brnovich announced today his office obtained a full refund for every Arizonan who purchased a Theranos blood test. Theranos, Inc. agreed to pay $4.65 million dollars in consumer restitution as part of a consent judgment reached with the Arizona Attorney General’s Office.
PHOENIX - Attorney General Mark Brnovich announced a convicted drug trafficker, who spent two months on the run, will spend 17 years and 6 months in prison. Patrick Pina, 44, absconded during his trial just before a jury found him guilty of the Sale of Dangerous Drugs, Money Laundering, Possession of Methamphetamine, and Possession of Marijuana. In October 2016, the Arizona Attorney General's Office sought the public's assistance in locating Pina. Two months later, the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office arrested Pina at a home in Peoria, AZ.
PHOENIX - Each year, the National Crime Victims' Rights Week sets one week aside to honor and reflect upon the important work that individuals, law enforcement, non-profits, and many other organizations across the country do to advocate for crime victims. This year, National Crime Victims' Rights Week was April 2nd - April 8th. This year's theme, Strength. Resilience.


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Plant a tree – “Blooming Buds” Bemmulla
6 July 2021
As an organisation thoroughly adapted to the concept of sustainability, Pan Lanka Travels has used its down time to engage in several environment and social projects. In a bid to make a greener environment, we donated over 50 plants to a children’s club “Blooming Buds” located in a semi-urban scheme in Bemmulla. Hasheema took the initiative in this as she has been acting as the sustainability coordinator of Pan Lanka. The fruits plants were distributed among 15 families that live in this enclosed residential area.
Due to deforestation, and rigorous development that took place over the past 5 years, they were keen on spreading greenery that was once lost. An environment committee was formed that consisted of 5 children and they were responsible for the monitoring the growth of plants. Hasheema further delivered a speech on “Environment and conservation” to further educate children on the preservation of nature. The event concluded with one of the plants immediately planted by the children who seemed so excited by the event and the responsibility that it assigned them to.


Several counties in the U.S. state of Arkansas are rushing to pass emergency legislations allowing them to control noise and other activities related to crypto mining before a new state law comes into effect on August 1, according to local media reports.
The new state law brings crypto mining facilities under the same regulations applied to data centers, creating guidelines for miners and protecting them from discriminatory regulations and taxes. Residents of Arkansas, however, barely had time to discuss the new legislation, which was proposed, discussed in committees, and passed by legislators within a week, from March 30 to April 7.
State Rep. Rick McClure, who authored the bill, reportedly said that “no one spoke against this bill in committees, or on the legislative floors.” Crypto mining companies in Arkansas include Green Digital, GMI Computing, United BitEngine, and Cryptic Farms.
Local authorities are enacting more rules to address complaints of excessive noise 24 hours a day. “I don’t have any issues with mining crypto, but just the noise level, the lack of care for our neighbors,” said Kris Kendrick, justice of the peace on Faulkner County’s Quorum Court, during a July meeting.
After the bill passed, the Association of Arkansas Counties developed a model ordinance that counties can use before the law takes effect. Since June, more than a dozen counties have reportedly passed noise ordinances that target data centers.
“I also want to make the point that it’s not these people stepping out on the front porch and [not] being able to enjoy a glass of tea sitting on the back porch. These people can hear this sound 24/7 from their bedrooms,” Justice of the Peace reportedly Maree Coats said.
Despite not completely prohibiting county regulations, the new legislation prohibits local governments from discriminating against crypto mining facilities or from limiting decibel levels “other than the limits set for sound pollution generally.” Counties are also forbidden from rezoning areas “with the intent or effect of discriminating against” digital mining operations.


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June 29, 2010
Life continues lively – I’ve been locked away for a week working on The Project, which is now finished at 17 pages of black and white comic, pending further editorial input. I did manage to *do* an Illustration Friday illustration last week, but did not have time to upload it. I am starting to resent the time it takes to eat, of late.
Here are some more sketchbook pages! ANZAC Arcade as usual, with a few other weekday haunts. They have free doughnuts in ANZAC Square Arcade and lovely scones at Cafe Yi, if that information is useful.
That’s the doughnut dispensary in the top right, below, with Charmaine behind the counter. Also, some scenes from the City Botanic Gardens – lots of ibises endangering small children.
And here’s a close-up of some backpackers by the lily ponds.
June 18, 2010
If all the world were paper,
and all the seas were ink,
and all the trees were bread and cheese -
what would we have to drink?
2.5×3.5 inch card – brush and ink. This will be available for a donation on the Ripple blog: ripplesketches.blogspot.com/
June 17, 2010
Here is my entry in RebelPapa’s moleskine for the portrait party exchange (http://mxportraits1.blogspot.com/). This is part of the international moleskine exchange (http://www.flickr.com/groups/moly_x).
What I took away from this experience was *not* to do self-portraits in a hurry in ink without sketching in pencil first while my sister tries to make you decide what film to watch.
June 14, 2010
I get a bit skittish, these days, if I can’t have my coffee and sketch the passersby in the morning before work! At the bottom left of the first spread is a glimpse of the metal tree (with coloured glass fruit) that stands in the centre of the atrium of ANZAC Square Arcade. Wires across the space hold more flat panels with leaves, and mosaic leaves are set into the floor. It’s one of my favourite sculptures in Brisbane.
Below on the left is a straw cloche with ribbon embroidery from the 1930s which I saw at Hats: An Anthology by Stephen Jones, a wonderful exhibition of antique and modern hats and headdresses at the Queensland State Library (free and on for another week, I think). It is beautifully curated, like a gothic-baroque candy shop, all black pillars and deep arched alcoves and hanging ribbons and fabrics, with a final room of templates and bright paper and people of all ages making their own remarkable paper hats.
On the lower right, I’ve started drawing small figures instead of just cameos – I have to work even faster with this, but it’s fun when it works (and led to this month’s header).
In other news, I am wrestling with comic projects and for this reason have been refusing invitations to all-night movie marathons (Friend: You got middle-aged quickly! Me: I’m drawing comics!!!). I go through a love-dislike-loathe-love cycle with most projects. Last night I was doing colours on the computer and had to go watch Poirot with tea to get over the misery, but this afternoon after a ramble through hidden parkland and industrial streets (and a bout of banana-bread making) I have been doing pencil roughs which are much more tractable.
NB: If you want to see a close-up of the images, click on the pictures to go to their Flickr pages, then click on “All Sizes” above the image.
June 12, 2010
Despite of my sustained resistance, my family put on a birthday party for me, and it was a lovely afternoon – excellent and diverse company, beautiful food (my older sister flew up from Canberra to help cater), white tablecloths, coloured glass bottles and sprays of bougainvillea down the tables.
I planned to put the bougainvillea on the thank you cards, but the designs were vetoed by my younger sister, so instead I set up one of my gifts (if you’re reading, thank you again, AH!) with some aftermath of cake and sketched that directly with a dip pen and ink. My sister approved, so I coloured it on the computer, printed it on some heavy drawing paper (it has a lovely texture), folded, trimmed, wrote and posted:
June 8, 2010
I imagine the picture above as the end-papers to a picture book. Pen and ink with an old page scanned and added on the computer.
The next is a mash-up of ‘Fields of Gold’ and ‘Leaving on a Jet Plane’ – pen and ink with digital colour.
One of the first ideas I had for this topic was Hansel and Gretel and the trail of bread crumbs, but they turned into another famous brother and sister, and a different trail.
June 6, 2010
More sketches of ANZAC Arcade regulars – my favourite here is the pigeon:
The June blog header is made up of people who appeared in the arcade on 4 June:
I went with friends to see ET on the big screen as part of the Regent Cinema closing down events (they were showing a different movie each day for the decades the cinema has been open, starting with A Night at the Opera and finishing with The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King) and as I was sketching the light fixtures one of my friends said I remind him of the cameras in Pratchett’s Discworld books, which have a little imp inside painting furiously (colour takes longer).
June 5, 2010
To War with Whitaker – Hermione Ranfurly: Funny, acerbic, remarkable diaries of Hermione Ranfurly (I read her childhood memoirs in February) who followed her husband to the Second World War and worked for a series of generals in Egypt and Italy. Her experiences, the contrasts between war and liesure, bureacracy and youthful high spirits, the privileges her rank and youth brought her and the economies needed because of relative poverty make it a delightful read. But by the time the diaries return, self-consciously, to the peaceful country setting in which they started, it is clear that the world, politics, culture and society have changed.
- Borrowed from my mother
- Cover is a watercolour painting, which is better than a photo cover (although it was based on several of the photos in the book) and looks consistent with the cover of The Ugly One. Still a bit too khaki.
Step Ball Change – Jeanne Ray: Light and sweet and fast.
- Borrowed from my mother
- Staged photo cover, I think of someone kicking up a heel in a red shoe? Accurate to the genre, but racier than the cover to Eat Cake (see below), and this certainly wasn’t a racy novel!
Eat Cake – Jeanne Ray: See above.
- Borrowed from my mother
- Staged photo cover, tones of pink: a neatly dressed woman holding a pile of cake boxes – accurate to the story.
All the President’s Men – Bob Woodward & Carl Bernstein: The account of the breaking of Watergate by the reporters involved. Gripping and entertaining, but also fascinating for the changes (and lack thereof) in reporting and technology!
- Bought at the Lifeline Booksale
- Movie tie-in cover, but that means Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman looking earnest and flared, so that’s good.
Der Tod auf Dem Nil – Agatha Christie: This book is incorrectly titled. It shouldn’t be “Death on the Nile” – it should be “People annoy each other indefinitely on the Nile.” Or possibly “People don’t die on the Nile”. I was sure the death happened earlier in the book last time I read it, but my sense of time may have been dilated by reading it in German.
- Bought at the Lifeline Booksale. I think.
- Dreadful sunset photo-cover on a cheap library-style hardback.
Death in the Stocks - Georgette Heyer: So much better than the last Heyer crime novel I read – this was frothy and fast paced and entertaining and modern. I’m often surprised by how current books written in the ’20s and ’30s feel and how old-fashioned the ’50s seem. I know *why*, but if you just read books written then it sometimes feels as if the decades came in the wrong order.
- Lent at me
- Too pink, but otherwise a painting of fabulous young people in evening dress is accurate to the feel of the novels (although most of the characters were rather bohemian), and far better than the current sweet, pink, beribboned covers to her regencies.
Strong Poison – Dorothy Sayers: I’m sneaking up to reading Gaudy Night (and the review of it on Tor.com), on principles of delayed gratification (and also because, as Tor.com said in relation to that novel, you can reread a book any number of times but you can only read it once for the first time). I enjoyed that this book opened with the summing up in court, but mostly I enjoyed the vigorous opinion of the characters on the correct way to make an omelette, and have been making omelettes (successfully!) a great deal since. In fact, I might have one for dinner tonight.
- Bought from a big chain bookstore
- Black and white photo of a woman’s legs and court shoes, walking along a pavement. A bit noirish, but not off-putting and sets the era squarely. It does give the impression of a cover to a well-known book, rather than a cover to draw in unsuspecting readers.
Five Red Herrings – Dorothy Sayers: Too many accents! This circular crime novel with its welter of accents and geographical features and eccentric artists at times felt too convoluted and self-indulgent, but it was Lord Peter Wimsey and many eccentric artists, so it wasn’t bad. Possibly I wanted more cooking tips. I did like that she had a character discover a vital clue at the beginning and then told the reader that they’d have to work out what it was for themselves and if they’d been paying attention they’d be able to. And I did! Well, I had a strong suspicion, but I’m not an oil painter so I wasn’t sure.
- Bought from a local crime/SF store on the same evening as the above, in penance for shopping at big chain bookstores
- I cannot recall what the cover picture was of, but my impressions were as for Strong Poison above.
Also: I also read several Strand short crime stories out loud to my father, include Kipling’s “Faery-Kist” and Sayers’ “The Hanted Policeman”, which was my first Lord Peter Wimsey story, and so far my favourite.

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Community Distress Towards a National Measure
(Policy Research and Coordination Directorate, Human Resources and Skills Development Canada, 2008-01)
This report developed and tested a proposed Canadian Distress Index (CDI) model capable of exploring distress across and within Canadian cities. The proposed index is discussed in terms of its ability to inform policy ...
Housing Distress in Winnipeg: Implications for Policy Programs and Services
This is the Final Report of the research project “Structural Causes of Housing Distress in Winnipeg: Implications for Policy Programs and Services” undertaken by the Institute of Urban Studies on behalf of the National ...
Sustainable Churchill Discussion Paper
This Discussion Paper introduces the Sustainable Churchill initiative between the Town of Churchill and the University of Winnipeg. It provides an overview of major concepts, including what is meant by community sustainability, ...
The Amsterdam years of Joseph Margetts, father-in-law of Adriaen Hegeman of New Netherland
(New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, 2000)
On the origin of Herck Syboutsen, ancestor of the Kranckheyt family
(New Netherland Connections, 2007)
Herck Syboutszen, of the "Poor Bowery," Newtown (now Elmhurst), Queens Co., Long Island, New York, was baptized 28 January 1620 in the Dutch Reformed Church, Langedijk, North Holland, Netherlands.
Student Housing Overview: Assessing Issues and Potential Options
This report sets out for the administration of the University of Winnipeg some of the contexts, considerations and principles necessary when undertaking any future housing-oriented development. The report provides ...
Defensive dispersal and the nuclear imperative in postwar planning: a study in the sociology of knowledge
(University of Winnipeg, 2001-05-01)
In the aftermath of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in the final days of World War II, an urban planning concept known as 'defensive dispersal' came to be advocated by city planners, architects, atomic ...
Portage la Prairie Social Planning Initiative: Phase One Report
(Institute of Urban Studies, 2009-08-01)
The Institute of Urban Studies (IUS), in partnership with the Portage Community Network (PCN), undertook a public engagement process to produce a social planning framework for the city of Portage la Prairie. This report ...
Lenaerts and Sassenbroeck, ancestors of the Nevius Family of New Netherland
(New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, 2009)
The ver Veelen family in Cologne and Amsterdam
(New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, 2004)

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Coffee lovers mean serious business when it comes to their cup of Joe. We all know that one person who needs their cup in the morning…and 5 more to get through the day. We have put together a gift-shopping guide for the ultimate coffee lover in your life. Whether your coffee enthusiast loves trying new specialty coffees, wants their supply delivered to their door step, or loves all the new coffee accessories and gadgets on the market, you can find the perfect gift for them below!
— Fantastic Speciality Coffees & Coffee Gift Sets —
Flavored or specialty coffees have gained a lot of popularity in the coffee world. It’s always a fun journey to brewing a new coffee and experience something unique and different from time to time. With these specialty coffee sets, your recipient will be thrilled to try their first cup.
— Coffee Mugs and Cups —
There’s never such a thing as having too many coffee mugs or travel cups, and your coffee lover knows that. Gift them a top-quality leak proof, sleek travel mug for the times they need their coffee on the run. Or give them a fun and quirky mug that’s sure to make them chuckle.
— Fun Coffee Wearables —
Maybe your coffee enthusiast has every coffee accessory possible or is too picky to try a new kind of coffee. The best solution is a fun t-shirt or other wearable that will make them laugh.
— Coffee Makers and Accessories —
Your cup of coffee is only as good as the tools you have to brew it. To make the perfect full-bodied and best-tasting cup, your coffee lover needs the right tools to do it! From coffee grinders to French presses, to mug warmers to keep your cup of coffee piping hot, these coffee accessories are sure to get them excited.
— Coffee Clubs —
It’s the gift that keeps on giving. These coffee clubs will deliver bags of coffee to your doorstep so your coffee drinker never has to worry about running out! All of the coffee clubs below allow you to set the duration of your gift subscription. Your recipient is never locked into a monthly club they have to call and cancel, making this a quick and convenient gift for everyone.

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The Episode at Toledo is the 6th book in the Julia Probyn series of novels by Ann Bridge. I’m so pleased that Bloomsbury included these books in their wonderful Bloomsbury Reader list of e-books as I’ve loved reading them. There are only two more in the series & I was very tempted to go straight on to the next one last night when I finished this. It’s that old dilemma – do I space the books out so that they last or rush on to the next one & finish the series knowing there will be no more?
Hungarian Countess Hetta from The Portuguese Escape has married British diplomat Richard Atherley & they’re now living in Madrid. When an American admiral arrives to inspect the location for a NATO base, Hetta is horrified to recognize a Hungarian Communist acting as his chauffeur. The chauffeur, Luis, was involved in the expulsion of the nuns Hetta lived with in Hungary during the Soviet invasion & she recognizes him even though he’s changed his name & now has American papers. She discovers a plot to assassinate Admiral Luxworthy but in foiling the attempt, the chauffeur, Luis, recognizes her & her life, & that of her unborn child, are in danger.
Hetta retreats to Gralheira, the Portuguese estate of the Duke of Ericeira, along with the Duke’s daughter, Luzia, who is hoping to become engaged to Nick Heriot, the young man she met while living with Julia in the previous book, Emergency in the Pyrenees. Even at Gralheira, Hetta is not safe, as the Spanish members of the Communist cell follow her & make another attempt on her life during a partridge shoot. Again, it’s unsuccessful & the gunman is captured. He attempts suicide & Hetta’s quick thinking means that a Spanish speaking priest is available to give him comfort & hear his confession. However, as he’s a Communist, he refuses to confess yet tells the priest vital information before his death. Even after the Atherleys return to Madrid, Hetta has to overcome further danger before she can retreat to Glentoran to spend the few months before her child is born in safety.
This is much more Hetta’s story than Julia’s. Julia is living at Glentoran, the Highland estate of her cousins the Munros, with her son while her husband, Philip Jamieson, is on an assignment in the Middle East. She starts the ball rolling by contacting an old friend in British intelligence when she receives letters from Hetta & Luzia with cryptic information. She also arranges Hetta’s retreat to Scotland with her usual efficiency. Hetta has grown up considerably since we last met her. Where she was once a headstrong girl with very definite ideas about right & wrong, she has learnt to modify her opinions a little in the diplomatic circles she now moves in. Her relationship with the worldly priest, Monsignor Subercaseaux, shows this very well. Hetta disliked the Monsignor when they first met because she had very austere ideas of how priests should live. She discovers in this book that a priest can be wise as well as worldly & the Monsignor’s connections are vital in helping to expose the Communists & prevent an assassination attempt on another American official.
As always the main delights of these books is not really the espionage plot but the setting & the recurring characters. I loved the few scenes set at Glentoran, meeting Mrs Hathaway again & especially the scenes at Gralheira, the Ducal estate in Portugal. Nick Heriot arrives to meet Luzia’s father, the Duque & they are soon great friends. Nick is eager to learn about the estate which will be his home & he has some ideas of his own about modernising & improving life for the estate workers as well as the family. Nick’s parents, Lord & Lady Heriot also arrive for a visit & the Duque is soon eagerly showing them the wine pressing & arranging a partridge shoot.
Hetta & Luzia are the driving forces behind all the detection. The local security forces & even Richard Atherley & the Ambassador, just trail around in their wake trying to catch up. They’re energetic & determined young women – assassins & Communist plots haven’t got a chance. The Episode at Toledo is an exciting, adventurous story with engaging characters & beautiful settings. I loved it & I don’t know what I’m going to do when I get to the end of the series.


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How to Improve Drainage in Clay Soil? Here Are 10 Expert Tricks and Tips!
If you are a gardener with skills and experience, you are most likely aware of the frustrations that heavy clay soil causes to someone who is devoted to this hobby. While clay soil does provide certain benefits for your garden, it is quite difficult to work due to its consistency. Do not get discouraged, though – there are simple methods that you can use to improve drainage in clay soil! In this article, we will reveal the right strategies for dealing with this issue. So, if you need some tips and tricks, keep on reading.
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- How to Improve Water Drainage in Clay Soil? Here is What The Experts Suggest!
How to Improve Water Drainage in Clay Soil? Here is What The Experts Suggest!
How to know if there is a clay soil in your garden? There are several ways to find out. For example, you could perform soil test – it is affordable and gives even more detailed information about the soil. On the other hand, you may look for signs of clay soil by observing what happens to it depending on the conditions. When it is dry, does the soil gets cracked and hard? Below, you will find the best strategies for improving clay soil.
Use Worms to Improve Clay Soil
Since worms are rich in microorganisms, they can improve the soil structure, yet you should not add them directly. The reason being is that worms cannot move easily through clay soil, so they will relocate to other areas of your garden. Introduce them after enriching the soil with organic matter.
These are plants that have roots which are able to break through clay soil. For example, mustard, sunflowers, or daikon radish. Sunflowers provide other benefit for your garden as well – they attract pollinators. At the end of the season, the only thing to do is chop the plants.
Read also: How to prepare garden soil for new plants?
How Do I Improve Drainage in Clay Soil? Aerate It Twice a Year!
It is best to do aeration two times per year – throughout the fall and spring. Those are the times right after cleaning the garden and before planting. Experts advise using a digging fork or aerator, while working backwards. This is a preventive measure that helps you to avoid re-compacting the soil.
Use Specific Amendments
Add amendments after aeration, since this is the time when it is easier for organic matter to be worked into the soil. Microorganisms and worms will be attracted, as a consequence of applying organic matter over the soil. Compost is better than manure since it improves the structure of soil, and you cannot really overdo it.
Contour Your Garden
Building contour beds can actually help improve the heavy clay soil. Incorporate raised beds into the landscape of your garden in order to enhance the growing conditions.
Peat Moss or Gypsum
You should only use these in specific circumstances, otherwise they could do more harm than good. For example, if you are living in a coastal region with soil that would benefit from additional calcium, you may consider using gypsum as a short-term solution. Use peat moss only if the soil gets regular tests.
If you have already aerated the soil and applied amendments, you could also add mulch. When the weather is hot – experts advise mulching heavily in order to protect the soil. On the other hand, if there are rains – mulch lightly in order to prevent fungal issues.
Read also: Enhancing your garden’s beauty with gypsum!
Do Not Walk In The Garden Beds
As you know, improving the heavy clay soil takes time and resources. It requires collecting organic material, purchasing soil amendments, and many other tasks. So, you definitely do not want to walk into the garden beds, since this will cause compaction.
Planting Cover Crops
The functions of cover crops are that they enrich the soil and decrease erosion. Depending on the climate in your region, you should choose the right cover crops for the soil and plant them either in summer or fall. They can also help soil amendments to be incorporated into the soil.
What About Adding Sand to Clay Soil?
Is it good to add sand to heavy clay soil? No matter how tempting this option might sound to you, sand is not enough to improve the soil structure unless you add significant amount of it. Experts recommend avoiding applying sand in order to prevent the opposite effect.
In a nutshell, improving heavy clay soil does not have to be difficult when you implement the strategies listed above. We hope that this article was useful to you in dealing with this common gardening issue!

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A performance indicator (test/quiz/worksheet) covering Physical Properties of Metals, Nonmetals, and Metalloids and their placement in the Periodic Table of Elements. This quiz also covers the properties and placement of the other classified groups of the periodic table.
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In an open letter to World Rugby chairman Sir Bill Beaumont – signed by Sir Ian McGeechan, Willie John McBride, Sir Gareth Edwards, Barry John and John Taylor as well as consultant surgeon Professor John Fairclough – it is claimed the professional game “has become unnecessarily dangerous”.
The letter references fears of current players not daring to speak out over “fear of losing their livelihood” and quotes the concerns of former Wales captain Sam Warburton that someone “will die during a game in front of TV cameras” if nothing is done.
“It would be grossly negligent to allow the status quo to continue,” the letter continued.
“Rugby union was conceived as a 15-a-side game for 30 players. With the current eight substitutes per side, many of whom are tactical ‘impact players’ or ‘finishers’, this can and often does stretch to 46.
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The letter continued: “We know that World Rugby Chairman Sir Bill Beaumont agrees with us. In January 2020, he expressed his concern that ‘rugby had become a game for big people’ and backed a trial law whereby players could only be replaced if injured.
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World Rugby welcome any opinions which support its mission to advance player welfare.
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The International Conference on Multiphase Systems, ICMS'2000
|Experimental & Analytical Investigations on Role of Multi-Frequency Excitation on Enhancing Sonolumiscence in Air-Water Mixtures|
Moraga F. J.
Oak Ridge Associated Universities, Oak Ridge, TN. USA
Taleyarkhan R. P.
Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN. USA
Lahey R.T., Jr.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, USA
Bonetto F. J.
Instituto Balseiro/CNEA-CAB, Bariloche, Argentina
The fundamental and tenth harmonics were used to produce stable single bubble sonoluminescence in water. By varying the phase difference between the harmonics it is possible to enhance the sonoluminescence light emission by as much as a factor of 2.7 compared with single frequency excitation. Absolute measurements of the bubble radius evolution were carried out using the two- detector technique. Unlike previous observations, these measurements and complementary fits of the Rayleigh-Plesset equation reveal that the maximum bubble radius does not change significantly with phase angle between the harmonics. Therefore, increased SL intensity does not have to correlate with increases in maximum bubble radius prior to collapse. We believe that a more violent bubble collapse rate (driven by the very high frequency component) is responsible for the enhanced light emission under this type of mixed excitation. It was further found that, the mere presence of the tenth harmonic frequency component (i.~e., even at lowest achievable amplitudes in our system and with no phase difference optimization) led to significant enhancements in the stability of the bubble undergoing SL. This allowed the bubble to be driven (with pressure amplitudes close to 2 bar, which are significantly above often reported thresholds of 1.4~bar) at the fundamental frequency itself, thereby leading to increased levels of light emission (by more than 250\%).


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Control designers use methods that are derived from the ComponentDesigner.PreFilterProperties method to shadow various control properties with corresponding design-time properties that the designer implements, and to add or remove properties from the Properties grid.
For the BaseDataBoundControl class, the shadows the DataSource property of the control. It makes a copy of the attribute array of the DataSource, and then adds these attributes to the shadowed property. It sets the Browsable attribute of the shadowed DataSource property to false unless the Browsable attribute of the DataSourceID property of the control is already set to true.Notes to Inheritors
Override the method to add properties to or change attributes of properties in the design-time property collection. Be sure to call the base method before performing other processing.

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