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Havemeyer Edible Garden Donates Organic Plants to Golden Age Towers Residents
Jacqueline Mercer Presents Tomato Plants Grown at Ramapo College
GARFIELD – The Founder of Ramapo College’s Edible Garden met with Bergen County officials and residents of the Golden Age Towers recently to present two dozen organic tomato plants that will be planted and harvested for residents and other senior citizens who visit the facility.
Dr. Jackie Ehlert-Mercer, a registered dietitian and founder of the Havemeyer Edible Garden met with seniors who participate in a nutritional program at the Towers, which is funded by the Bergen County Division of Senior Services.
“We at the Havemeyer Edible Garden and Ramapo College are so pleased to be part of this wonderful nutrition program here,” said Ehlert-Mercer. “Healthy, sustainable food is the foundation of a healthy and productive life, a lesson that the residents of Golden Age Towers have already embraced with their own garden.”
Ehlert-Mercer presented the plants to Lorraine Joewono, Acting Director of the Bergen County Division of Senior Services and residents of the complex.
“Ramapo College’s donation of these tomato plants from their edible garden will enhance our seniors’ quality of life by promoting a healthy lifestyle,” said Bergen County Executive Dennis McNerney. “It’s wonderful to see institutions of higher education getting involved with the community and establishing programs that promote nutrition and better living.”
The Havemeyer Edible Garden was established by Ramapo College President Dr. Peter P. Mercer and his wife, Jackie, in Spring 2006. Funded with private donations, the garden was founded in response to a call for public institutions of higher education in New Jersey to establish educational programs on obesity. It is a place for learning about sustainable food, eating and nutrition.
The garden is the foundation for a curriculum that provides Ramapo College students experience in sustainable eating and nutrition. The edible organic garden contains a wide variety of hybrid tomatoes, egg-plant, carrots, green and red peppers, cucumbers, beans, radishes, onions, strawberries, apples, blueberries and a broad array of fresh herbs.
Each year, area school children also visit the garden for courses on nutrition and sustainability. The educational programs at the Havemeyer Edible Garden are entirely run by volunteers using an academic theory based curriculum developed by Jackie Ehlert-Mercer, a registered dietitian with the support of other professionals.


The Philharmonia Orchestra is a world-class symphony orchestra for the 21st century.
Led by its Principal Conductor & Artistic Advisor Esa-Pekka Salonen, the Philharmonia has a pioneering approach to the role of the modern-day symphony orchestra, reaching new audiences and participants through audience development, digital technology and learning and participation programmes. Based in London, but with residencies in cities throughout England and a thriving international touring programme and global digital reach, the Philharmonia engages with a world-wide audience.
The Orchestra’s home is Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall in the heart of London, where the Philharmonia has been resident since 1995 and presents a Season of over 50 performances each year. Orchestral programming is complemented by series including Philharmonia at the Movies, Music of Today, the Philharmonia Chamber Players and an Insights Talks programme.
Under Salonen and other key conductors, the Philharmonia has created a series of critically-acclaimed, visionary projects at the Festival Hall – distinctive for both their artistic scope and supporting live and digital content. Bill Viola’s Tristan und Isolde (2010); Infernal Dance: Inside the World of Béla Bartók (2011); and City of Light: Paris 1900-1950 (2015), were followed in 2016 by the major, five-concert series Stravinsky: Myths & Rituals, which won a South Bank Sky Arts Award.
At Nordic Music Days 2017 the Philharmonia Orchestra will perform in the concert "Philharmonia Orchestra - Esa-Pekka Salonen: Sibelius" September 28 at 7:30 pm.


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McCormick & Co.’s stock slid nearly 6% Thursday after the company missed Wall Street earnings estimates for the fourth quarter as sales and profits declined, ending a challenging year of high inflation, supply chain issues and COVID-related disruptions in China.
The Hunt Valley-based spice and flavorings maker’s shares fell 5.8% to $73.46 each.
McCormick also unveiled plans to boost profit gains in part by streamlining its 14,000-person workforce company-wide through a voluntary retirement program that’s underway, supply chain reductions and additional job cuts this year.
McCormick reported sales of $1.69 billion for the three months that ended Nov. 30, down 2% from $1.73 billion in its fourth quarter of 2021.
It reported income of $85.7 million, or 69 cents per share, compared with $97.4 million, or 73 cents per share, in the same period a year earlier.
When adjusted for nonrecurring items, the company reported earnings of 73 cents per share, which missed analysts’ estimates of 86 cents each. That compared with adjusted earnings of 84 cents in the fourth quarter of 2021.
Sales in 2022 rose 1%, to $6.4 billion. The spice maker said it expects to increase year-over-year sales in fiscal 2023 by 5%.
“Our fourth quarter concluded a challenging year for McCormick as we navigated a dynamic global environment,” said Lawrence E. Kurzius, McCormick chairman and CEO, in Thursday’s announcement. “Despite market-driven volatility, we ended the year with positive momentum in consumer consumption trends.”
Kurzius said the fourth-quarter sales decline was impacted by the sale of the Kitchen Basics brand and by leaving consumer business in Russia amid the war in Ukraine.
But he said consumer demand was strong in the U.S., where total branded consumption grew 6%. He noted that consumers continue to want to cook more at home and eat healthy meals.
The stock price will likely feel the pressure of the disappointing results and outlook, with growth hurt by COVID-19 lockdowns in China and the timing of inventory shipments to retailers, said Brittany Quatrochi, consumer staples analyst for Edward Jones.
“This impacted the mix of products sold, which weighed on profitability,” Quatrochi said in a report Thursday. But the company “has resolved issues of getting products on to store shelves and is now focused on reducing costs,” which should help profit margins recover.
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During a presentation to stock analysts Thursday, Kurzius outlined plans to cut $100 million worth of supply chain costs over the next two years and achieve $25 million in cost savings through streamlining efforts. About $75 million in savings is expected this fiscal year.
Plans call for reducing 10% of the supply chain workforce in manufacturing and warehousing/distribution locations by returning to more normal shift schedules, eliminating inefficient shifts and accelerating automation, the CEO said.
“Over the past three months, we have already achieved half of the planned reduction,” he said.
And to work more efficiently, he said a voluntary retirement program that’s a large component of streamlining is underway in the U.S., with about 175 employees leaving by Feb. 1.
“This will be followed by other actions, some of which will be involuntary,” he said. “As always we will care for employees in keeping with our shared values.”
Arun Sundaram, senior equity analyst at CFRA Research, maintained a “hold” on McCormick shares.
“While overall results were clearly disappointing, we’re pleased with the initiatives [McCormick] has in place to accelerate sales growth, rebuild margins, reduce inventory levels, and pay down debt,” Sundaram said in a report.

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Two men have suffered serious injuries during a disturbance in Craigavon in the early hours of Monday.
The incident, which involved several people, took place around 0100 BST in the Pinebank area.
Two men in their 40s sustained head and face injuries which are serious but not thought to be life-threatening, while two women suffered minor wounds.
Police said they could not yet confirm reports that a knife and/or bottles were used. Three men were arrested.
Two of them are aged in their 20s and one in his 40s.
Police have appealed for witnesses to contact them.


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Contest Players have their first opportunity on Sunday to qualify for Memorial Day’s Lone Star Million Betting Challenge—which caps off three consecutive days of NHC qualifiers down in the Dallas Metroplex. (Things should have warmed up down there by then, we hope.) That qualifier is just one of 25 marquee games on tap this weekend.
The featured-tourney fun begins on Friday.
The most lucrative game of the day is our $15,000 Guaranteed No Limit Pick & Pray. An entry fee of $190 will get you into the starting gate.
We’re up to 88 entries for the $200,000 Guaranteed Players Championship here on April 2-3. Friday’s qualifier to carries an entry fee of $156 and one of every 15 contestants will receive $2,000 entries to the “PC”. Along with January’s Flo-Cal Face-off and this August’s Spa & Surf Showdown, the Players Championship is part of the 2021 Tourney Triple…which offers the top three overall performers seats to such events as the NHC (2022), the BCBC and The BIG One.
Keeneland Grade One Gamble qualifiers continue to attract solid gatherings. Friday’s Pick & Pray edition costs $207 to play, and one of every 20 participants earns a $3,500 package ($3,000 entry fee plus $500 for travel) to compete in the April 10th event on the Sunday after Easter. Those not wishing to travel to Keeneland for it may participate via Xpressbet.
Now just two weeks away is the 1/ST Ultimate Betting Challenge on March 6th. On Friday, you can win a $3,000 seat to this Xpressbet event. A small number of spots are also available in the Sport of Kings Theatre for those who’d like to play onsite at Gulfstream. This Pick & Pray qualifier carries and entry fee of $236, and one in 15 will advance.
Also on March 6th is the NYRA Bets Gotham Challenge. Seats are worth $3,000 there as well…so it’s the same setup here as for the 1/ST Ultimate Betting Challenge. It’s $236 to enter and the winning ratio is 1-per-15. Perhaps some may think of this as the 2/ND March 6th Challenge.
A new addition to the ever-growing Friday schedule is a Monmouth Pick Your Prize qualifier. One of every 15 entries, at $156 per entry, gets a $2,000 seat for the June 12th (Saturday after the Belmont Stakes) competition.
Like the San Diego Padres manager writing Fernando Tatis Jr.’s name into the lineup for the next 14 years, HorsePlayers sticks with its traditional staple on the Friday featured schedule.
It’s a $75 Pick & Pray qualifier to the 2022 NHC. Two seats are guaranteed to be awarded, and the winning ratio is 1-per-143.
Contest races for the Friday features are the 8th through 10th at Gulfstream Park; the 3rd and 7th from Golden Gate Fields; and the 5th through 9th at Santa Anita Park—10 races in all.
It’s a Pick & Pray weekend this week and on Saturday, six more features of this sort come your way.
The single richest event of the week is Saturday’s $25,000 Guaranteed No Limit Pick & Pray. The entry fee is $260.
Saturday’s “up-to-$20,000” Big Bucks game is always a Pick & Pray. The purse is assured to be at least $10,000, and entries are limited to 20 (unless we get a late arrival or two from last-minute Saturday feeders). Payoffs go strictly to the top three finishers with the winner collecting 70 percent of the net pool, the runner up getting 20 percent, and the third-place finisher earning the remaining 10 percent. The entry fee for this high-end test is $1,150.
We’ll also have a Pick & Pray qualifier to the Players Championship—with one of every 15 entrants, at $156 per entry, receiving a $2,000 berth in the all-cash, two-day, All Optional Live tourney that will be held here on April 2-3.
You can also invest $156 and attempt to win a $2,000 entry in Saturday’s Monmouth Pick Your Prize qualifier. Win this Pick & Pray, and you’ll be competing for NHC seats, BCBC entries and plenty of cash from either Monmouth, Xpressbet or (if you live in New Jersey) 4NJBets.
The carryover into Saturday’s $15 Pick 4 Jackpot is up to $2,426. In our Pick 4 Jackpot tourneys, if you go four-for-four, you win or share the Jackpot. Meanwhile, 70% of the net pool gets paid out to players via the traditional $2.00 win/place scoring system. (The other 30% goes to the Jackpot pool.) Entries in these Jackpot Pick 4 games—always run as Pick & Prays—are limited to three per person.
The Pick 4 Jackpot races on Saturday are races 9 and 11 from Gulfstream and the 7th and 9th from Santa Anita.
The Breeders’ Cup Betting Challenge is the lone featured focus on Saturday at HorsePlayers.
It’s a $179 Pick & Pray qualifier to the BCBC with a winning ratio of 1 per 65 and at least one $10,000 entry certain to be awarded.
The 12 Saturday contest races for our multitrack features are the 8th through 12th from Gulfstream; the 8th and 9th at Tampa; the 6th and 8th out at Golden Gate; and the 7th through 9th from Santa Anita.
Sunday is the busiest day of the weekend with 12 featured tourneys, including one new one.
On Memorial Day, Monday, May 31st, Lone Star Park will host its Lone Star Million Betting Challenge. It’s the high point of three consecutive days of contest action in Grand Prairie, Tex. Our first qualifier to the Memorial Day match takes place Sunday with a $177 Pick & Pray. One of every 20 entries will garner a $2,000 entry for May 31st, plus $500 for travel to suburban Dallas.
Last Sunday, Rick Broth became the first of what will be no more than 57 to qualifier for September’s The BIG One. Chance number two to compete for cash and 10 major tournament seats comes Sunday in a $395 Pick & Pray. One package is guaranteed to be awarded regardless of participation, and entries are capped at 27. The first-place finisher also gets a $500 winner’s bonus. The runner up gets a consolation prize of $395.
Your second opportunity of the weekend to earn a $3,500 package ($3,000 entry plus $500 for travel) to the Keeneland Grade One Gamble takes place on Sunday. One of every 20 entrants in this Pick & Pray, at $207 a prayer, will secure his or her spot in the live-bankroll event on April 10th to be contested at both Keeneland and Xpressbet.
Sunday is also your second chance of the weekend to earn a NYRA Bets Gotham Challenge seat for March 6th. An entry fee of $236 gets you into the game. One in 15 will earn a $3,000 Gotham entry.
The winning ratio is also one per 15 for Sunday’s 1/ST Ultimate Betting Challenge qualifier. The entry fee here is also $236 and, similar to the NYRA Bets Gotham play-in, one of every 15 entrants will earn a $3,000 entry. Like the Gotham Challenge, the 1/ST Ultimate Betting Challenge takes place on March 6th.
The Players Championship, middle leg of the 2021 Tourney Triple, is slated for April 2-3. One of every 15 in Sunday’s Pick & Pray qualifier will pick up a $2,000 seat for the $200,000 Guaranteed event. We also have a $156 All Optional Live qualifier to the “PC” on the Sunday schedule. So if that one fills, there will be two Sunday chances to qualify.
For cash-game aficionados, the Sunday headliner is our $20,000 Guaranteed No Limit Pick & Pray. The entry fee is $195.
The Sunday Big Bucks tourney is, as per usual, a live-format game. It has a guarantee of $7,500, and the final pot could reach $20,000 if we reach the maximum 20 entrants. The entry fee is $1,150, and prizes go solely to the first three finishers.
We’ll be offering another $15 Pick 4 Jackpot tourney on Sunday, though we don’t quite know yet how much the jackpot will be. Check our home page or our Twitter feed on Saturday night for the Jackpot carryover amount. It will depend on how many participated in Saturday’s Pick 4 Jackpot tourney—and whether anyone hit the mother lode. This, like all our Pick 4 Jackpot games, will be a Pick & Pray.
The NHC and the Breeders’ Cup Betting Challenge share the featured-tourney spotlight on Sunday at HorsePlayers.
The BCBC game is a live-format, low-ratio qualifier with at least one $10,000 BCBC entry guaranteed. It costs $500 to enter, and the winning ratio is 1-per-23.
The NHC qualifier is a “regular,” live-format, $165 play-in to the 2022 event. Two “Bally’s Berths” are guaranteed to be headed out the door.
There’s lots to choose from, so pick your spots wisely…and your horses even more wisely. We wish all of you—and especially those battling the very difficult weather—a happy and safe weekend.

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SRB published an article that advocates developing a common set of rules for liquidation of small and medium-size banks in EU. The article was written by the SRB Chair Elke König and was originally published in Views, the magazine of the Eurofi Forum held in Helsinki in September 2019. The article notes that building the capital buffers may be challenging for smaller fully deposit-funded banks. Therefore, a common set of rules for winding down such banks—for some SRB banks and all less significant banks—could be beneficial.
The article highlights that the decision to put a failing institution into resolution depends on the outcome of a “public interest assessment,” determining if the preservation of a bank’s critical functions is required to maintain financial stability. If outcome of the public interest assessment is negative, a failing bank will be sent into national insolvency. To increase transparency, SRB recently published a paper on public interest assessment, presenting the methodology and how SRB assesses the criteria set out by the EU law.
In due consideration of proportionality in resolution planning, the loss-absorption requirements for each institution are carefully adjusted to the choice of resolution tools. The banks, for which (in case of failure) no resolution is foreseen, do not have to build the Minimum Requirement for own funds and Eligible Liabilities (MREL) on top of their supervisory capital requirements for going concern. In contrast, for banks, whose preferred strategy is resolution, the MREL policy of SRB and its expectations for resolvability provide for certain adjustments to allow for proportionality as well. SRB can also grant transitional periods for banks to allow for a gradual build-up of MREL requirements. SRB must strike a careful balance between feasibility of the build-up of MREL and the credibility of the resolution strategy.
While there is one common European resolution scheme in the Banking Union, there are 19 national insolvency laws when winding-down a (cross-border) bank. A set of common standards, practices, and harmonized rules for the liquidation of banks would considerably facilitate resolution planning, increase predictability, and prevent diverging outcomes in different member states. Needless to say that administrative procedures might be preferable to judicial procedures. At the end of this process might stand the creation of a European bank liquidation regime—a European FDIC. Not only would this ensure centralized decision-making but also the application of a harmonized and effective toolbox supported by a European deposit insurance.
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Keywords: Europe, EU, Banking Union, MREL, Resolution Planning, Proportionality, Capital Buffers, Deposit Insurance, Capital Requirements, SRB
The European Banking Authority (EBA) proposed implementing technical standards on the interest rate risk in the banking book (IRRBB) reporting requirements, with the comment period ending on May 02, 2023.
The U.S. Federal Reserve Board (FED) set out details of the pilot climate scenario analysis exercise to be conducted among the six largest U.S. bank holding companies.
The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (FED) adopted the final rule on Adjustable Interest Rate (LIBOR) Act.
The European Central Bank (ECB) published an updated list of supervised entities, a report on the supervision of less significant institutions (LSIs), a statement on macro-prudential policy.
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) published a circular on the prudential treatment of crypto-asset exposures, an update on the status of transition to new interest rate benchmarks.
The European Commission (EC) adopted the standards addressing supervisory reporting of risk concentrations and intra-group transactions, benchmarking of internal approaches, and authorization of credit institutions.
The China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC) issued rules to manage the risk of off-balance sheet business of commercial banks and rules on corporate governance of financial institutions.
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) made announcements to address sustainability issues in the financial sector.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) published regulatory standards on identification of a group of connected clients (GCC) as well as updated the lists of identified financial conglomerates.
The General Board of the European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB), at its December meeting, issued an updated risk assessment via the quarterly risk dashboard and held discussions on key policy priorities to address the systemic risks in the European Union.


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To tackle obesity, which contributes to diabetes, heart disease, cancer, and other chronic diseases, the new 2010 Guidelines emphasize enjoying food more, but eating less overall. Additionally, Americans are advised to eat more foods that provide healthy nutrients with fewer calories, and to eat fewer high-calorie, low-nutrient foods. This focus, which may be new to many people, highlights a concept called nutrient density.
Nutrient density refers to the amount of nutrients in a given volume of food. Consider one cup of carrots and one cup of regular soda. They are the same volume, but the carrots pack a far bigger nutritional punch. The soda provides lots of sugar, but not much else. Carrots provide fiber, calcium, potassium, vitamin C, folate, vitamin K, and countless other nutrients, including carotenes, which are linked with lower risk of several chronic diseases. You get all of this for about half the calories of a cup of soda. Carrots are a much more nutrient-dense food.
Fortunately, nutrient-dense foods, including vegetables, fruit, whole grains, and beans, tend to be naturally low in sodium. When you do eat the occasional processed food, especially soup, bread, and frozen meals, compare labels and choose the foods with lower numbers.
Children and young adults should limit sodium to 2,300 mg per day or less, while people 51 and older, African Americans, and those with high blood pressure, kidney disease, or diabetes, all of whom are considered at higher risk for sodium-related health effects, should get no more than 1,500 mg per day.
The latest Guidelines have moved away from a low-fat mantra, too, instead focusing on healthier fats. It’s still recommended we consume 10% or fewer of total calories from saturated fat, which are found in animal foods and partially hydrogenated fats, but now we are urged to include plenty of mono- and polyunsaturated fats. To find these healthier fats, try fish, nuts, seeds, olives and olive oil, avocadoes, and liquid vegetable oils.
(US Dept of Health & Human Services Dietary Guidelines for Americans. Available at: www.health.gov/dietaryguidelines/. Accessed February 3, 2011.)
Suzanne Dixon, MPH, MS, RD, an author, speaker, and internationally recognized expert in chronic disease prevention, epidemiology, and nutrition, has taught medical, nursing, public health, and alternative medicine coursework. She has delivered over 150 invited lectures to health professionals and consumers and is the creator of a nutrition website acclaimed by the New York Times and Time magazine. Suzanne received her training in epidemiology and nutrition at the University of Michigan, School of Public Health at Ann Arbor.

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MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER
Gary Feinerman, United States District Judge
In this putative class action against Nelson Westerberg, Inc., Newesco, Inc., Nelson Westerberg International (collectively "Newesco"), and Atlas Van Lines, Inc., Thomas Mervyn alleges violations of 49 C.F.R. § 376.12, a provision of the Truth-in-Leasing regulations promulgated by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to implement the Motor Carrier Act of 1980, Pub.L. No. 96-296, 94 Stat. 793 (codified as amended in scattered sections of 49 U.S.C.), as well as common law unjust enrichment. Docs. 1, 27. The court denied Defendants' motion to dismiss under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 12(b)(6), except insofar as the complaint sought the remedies of disgorgement, restitution, or constructive trust for the § 376.12 claims. Docs. 108-09 (reported at 2012 WL 6568338 (N.D.Ill.Dec. 17, 2012)).
Defendants moved for summary judgment, Doc. 135, the court granted Mervyn's request for additional discovery under Rule 56(d), Doc. 156, and Defendants supplemented and renewed their summary judgment motion, Doc. 168. The court then denied the renewed summary judgment motion. Docs. 232, 261 (reported at 76 F.Supp.3d 715 (N.D.Ill.2014)). In so doing, the court addressed certain issues — whether § 376.12 governs only the content of the parties' lease or whether it also requires compliance therewith, and whether the unjust enrichment claim could proceed given the existence of a written agreement — on the merits. With respect to whether Defendants actually breached the lease — which, unlike the other issues, required a relatively deep dive into the record — the court denied summary judgment on the ground that Defendants had violated Local Rule 56.1 by filing briefs that cited directly to the record materials attached to the parties' Local Rule 56.1 statements and responses rather than to the statements and responses themselves.
Defendants have asked the court to reconsider its Local Rule 56.1 ruling. Doc. 277. They argue that Local Rule 56.1 does not require parties to cite the Local Rule 56.1 statements and responses themselves or, put another way, does not prohibit parties from directly citing the record materials cited by and attached to those statements and responses. Defendants correctly observe that Local Rule 56.1 does not expressly impose that requirement. But in applying Local Rule 56.1 over the past fifteen years, decisions from this District have consistently articulated that requirement. See, e.g., FirstMerit Bank, N.A. v. 2200 North Ashland, LLC, 2014 WL 6065817, at *4 (N.D.Ill.Nov. 13, 2014) ("Courts in this district ... repeatedly have held that, in memoranda of law filed in support of, or in opposition to, motions for summary judgment, parties should cite to the specific Local Rule 56.1 statement or statements of fact in support of their arguments, not to the record directly."); Thorncreek Apartments III, LLC v. Vill. of Park Forest, 970 F.Supp.2d 828, 838-39 (N.D.Ill.2013) (same); Allied Bldg. Prods. Corp. v. Pinsler, 2013 WL 2384268, at *2 (N.D.Ill. May 23, 2013) ("To streamline the summary judgment process, Allied should have cited its Local Rule 56.1(a)(3) statement in its supporting memorandum, rather than citing directly to the record."); Ricks v. U.S. Alliance Fire Protection, Inc., 2013 WL 1397707, at *1 (N.D.Ill.Apr. 5, 2013) ("Not only must
It is not the undersigned's ordinary practice to string-cite three pages of decisions that stand for the same proposition. An exception is made in this instance given Defendants' suggestion that the undersigned's interpretation of Local Rule 56.1 is idiosyncratic and novel. As the above-cited decisions demonstrate, it is neither. Authors of those decisions include this District's former chief judge, current chief judge, and next chief judge, not to mention appointees of the last four two-term Presidents. In fact, the requirement that parties cite Local Rule 56.1 statements and responses rather than directly to record materials was articulated in the seminal decision on Local Rule 56.1, Malec v. Sanford, which has been cited in over 540 subsequent opinions. Litigants in this District are well aware of that requirement, as confirmed by the fact that nearly all parties moving for or opposing summary judgment, even pro se litigants, manage to comply — just as most plaintiffs moving to amend their complaints attach proposed amended pleadings to their motions even though that requirement is set forth in case law interpreting Rule 15(a)(2) rather than expressly in the rule itself. See Twohy v. First Nat'l Bank of Chi., 758 F.2d 1185, 1197 (7th Cir.1985).
The point of enforcing this requirement is not create a technical trap for the unwary. Rather, as the court noted in denying summary judgment on the breach issue, where arguments presented in a summary judgment motion are fact-intensive, it is essential to the court's proper consideration of those arguments for the parties to brief their legal and factual positions with reference to the Local Rule 56.1 statements and responses and not to the record materials themselves. Local Rule 56.1 statements and responses establish the bridge between the record and the parties' arguments, and the value of those statements and responses is largely lost if the parties' briefs ignore them and instead cite the record. See FirstMerit Bank, N.A., 2014 WL 6065817, at *5 ("FirstMerit defeats the purpose of Local Rule 56.1 by ignoring and not citing to its Local Rule 56.1 statement in its memorandum of law and, instead referring the Court to the raw underlying exhibits, affidavits, and deposition testimony. That is not how it is done. The Court should not have to read 11 exhibits to FirstMerit's Complaint and eight paragraphs of Snelson's affidavit to determine or even to confirm whether FirstMerit's statement is true. It should be able to go to FirstMerit's Local Rule 56.1 statement of facts and Defendants' responses to that statement to determine whether the relevant facts are contested or uncontested."); BI3, 2011 WL 1231156, at *2 ("It also must be noted that in their analysis of the issues the parties failed to cite to the statements of fact required by Local Rule 56.1. Instead they cite directly to various pieces of the record, thus forcing the court to engage in a treasure hunt to discern whether the cited material is disputed. This practice
Contrary to Defendants' submission, Sojka v. Bovis Lend Lease, Inc., 686 F.3d 394 (7th Cir.2012), does not undermine this District's consistent interpretation of its own Local Rule 56.1. The district court in Sojka granted summary judgment to the defendant on the ground that the plaintiff set forth the facts underlying his tort theories only in his Local Rule 56.1 response and not in his brief. Id. at 396. The Seventh Circuit reversed, holding that "[a] litigant need not set out the same facts twice, ... in both the statement of facts and accompanying memorandum of law, in order to meet its burden to show that a dispute of fact remains." Id. at 398. In so holding, the Seventh Circuit noted that the plaintiff's brief referred to his tort theories. Ibid. Unlike Defendants here, the plaintiff in Sojka did not violate Local Rule 56.1 by filing a brief citing directly to the record rather than to the Local Rule 56.1 statements. Indeed, a review of the brief itself shows that it cited the Local Rule 56.1 statements, not the record. Sojka v. Bovis Lend Lease, Inc., No. (N.D.Ill. Mar. 22, 2011), Dkt. 59.
In the alternative to seeking reconsideration, Defendants seek leave to file a revised, compliant summary judgment motion. That request is granted. As Defendants note, the question whether they breached the lease in the various ways claimed by Mervyn presents issues pertinent not just to summary judgment, but to jury instructions if this case is tried. It would be more efficient to address those questions sooner rather than later and, if Defendants are correct at least in part, the court and the parties could avoid trying unnecessary issues. Accordingly, Defendants may file a revised summary judgment motion, strictly limited to the question whether they breached the lease, by November 21, 2015.
For the foregoing reasons, Defendants' motion to reconsider is denied, but their request for leave to file a revised summary judgment motion is granted.

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A high-protein diet encourages eating more protein and fewer carbohydrates or fat to boost weight loss, improve energy, and enhance athletic performance. Protein is an essential nutrient for health. It is responsible for a number of important functions in the body, including hormones, enzymes, and cell repair and maintenance. Some research suggests that a diet high in protein can help overweight and obese women lose more fat while retaining lean muscle mass. However, when it comes to diets, one size doesn’t fit all; what works for one person may not work for another. That typically means eating fewer calories from carbohydrates or fats to keep your calories in balance. High-protein diets have been around for centuries.
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Any property buyer can tell you that the lending world has changed.
But, changed lending criteria driven by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) is superficial compared to what is about to happen due to technological changes.
Fintech has the potential to radically transform the world of property and finance – yet it also implies that there is a bright future for mortgage brokers.
Currently, lenders have little wriggle-room to compete for the business of good borrowers. Low Loan-Value Ratio, no defaults, large loan -then they can offer a sharp rate. But fintech affords the opportunity to create bespoke loans for quality customers.
The new Comprehensive Credit Reporting regime, where borrowers receive positive credit scores based on their repayment histories, means that fintech lenders believe they can offer a “personalised interest rate for the borrower.”
But, while fintech is the future, mortgage brokers will play an important part in it. The CEO of a volt bank recently said “Home loans are a really complex product suite. The biggest financial transaction that most people will make.
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So any advice and recommendations would be much appreciated. :)
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A Forbes Health survey conducted in November 2022 found that half of the respondents between the ages of 18 and 25 cited improved mental health as their top New Year’s resolution for 2023. That’s compared to just 33% who said an improved diet was their top goal. How can colleges and universities support students in keeping their resolution to improve their mental health?
Why Gen Z is focusing on their mental health
Gen Z is the largest generation in American history, making up nearly 30% of the U. S. population. Born between 1997 and 2012, they’re now 11 to 26 years old. And according to The Pavlovic Today, over 9 out of 10 Gen Z report experiencing psychological symptoms due to stress, which is why “Gen Z is considered to be the most depressed generation.” A study by Western Governors University found that only 45% of Gen Z believe their mental well-being is good, compared to 56% of millennials. The question is — Why?
According to a 2022 survey by Deloitte, Gen Z is concerned and worried about the state of the world, including:
- The cost of living
- Climate change
- Wealth inequality
- Geopolitical conflicts
- The ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic
While they are determined to drive positive societal change, they struggle with daily life challenges such as financial anxiety, work-life balance, and high levels of stress. The survey also revealed that nearly half of Gen Z (46%) and about 4 in 10 millennials (38%) are stressed all or most of the time.
All of these factors suggest that, as 2022 comes to an end and 2023 begins, colleges and universities need to help students go beyond simply making New Year’s resolutions—they need to provide practical support for their health and well-being.
How higher education can help students prioritize mental health
Developing sustainable well-being strategies takes time, effort, and collaboration among staff, faculty, and students. It demands a long-term commitment to supporting mental health even after the end of a stressful semester or academic year. While more long-term wellness projects may discourage some institutions from pursuing them, here are five strategies that can be used with students right now, based on recommendations in Forbes Health by Sabrina Romanoff, Psy.D., a Harvard-trained clinical psychologist, professor, and researcher.
1. Differentiate between short- and long-term goals
2. Make compatible goals
3. Anticipate obstacles when setting goals
4. Be flexible
5. Transform goals into values
Take proactive measures to support students' mental health journeys
Campus-wide ways to encourage student mental health
While these strategies above are focused on engaging one-on-one with students, there are more comprehensive initiatives that colleges and universities can adopt to improve mental health on a broader scale.
Consider these ways to support students in their goal of improving mental health.
Establish a mental health peer-to-peer program
Mental health peer-to-peer programs are designed to mobilize students to become agents of change for mental health and well-being on their college campuses. A peer-to-peer model is an effective approach to shifting social norms that encourage positive health behaviors. Research shows that peers strongly influence the decisions and health behaviors of other students. Students who are influenced positively by their peers will engage in new activities and make healthier choices. Conversely, students can also be influenced by their peers to make unhealthy choices.
College students are also more likely to seek help from their friends. That’s why implementing a peer-to-peer program in the college setting is considered an effective practice by The JED Foundation (JED). Not only can peer-to-peer programs expand the network of individuals who can intervene before a mental health crisis occurs, but it also creates an environment where students are modeling positive health behaviors that influence other students to practice self-care and seek help for themselves or a friend before a critical situation occurs. It also helps students who may not be familiar with mental health support to eventually seek help from a professional when needed.
Educate and train faculty and staff
A survey conducted by Mary Christie Institute and Boston University School of Public Health revealed that faculty members with 4 to 6 years of experience are most comfortable discussing mental health issues with students. Faculty members with 10 to 15 years of experience are the least comfortable. The survey also revealed that 42% of professors with one year of experience agree that they’re aware of the mental health services at their institutions, compared with 80% of faculty with 15 or more years of experience. Simply put, faculty members need more awareness of campus mental health resources and more training in how to respond to students experiencing mental health concerns or emotional distress.
This survey confirms that faculty mental health training is needed. Gatekeeper Training is defined as “programs designed to enhance an individual’s skills to recognize signs of emotional distress in other people and refer them to appropriate resources.” One such program called Question, Persuade, and Refer (QPR) Gatekeeper Training for Suicide Prevention, is an educational program designed to teach gatekeepers the warning signs of a suicide crisis and how to respond. Faculty who complete QPR Gatekeeper Training for Suicide Prevention improve their ability to identify when a student’s behavior or appearance is a sign of psychological distress, discuss the concern with a student, motivate a student to seek help, and discuss a referral to student health services and mental health support services.
The lack of diversity and cultural awareness is also a barrier to providing adequate mental health support to students. While the process of hiring and onboarding a more diverse faculty and staff will take time and dedication, institutions can prioritize training their current staff to be more mindful of the issues and concerns that pertain to the mental health needs of minority students. This includes hosting seminars and training on topics such as racism, LGBTQIA+, cultural and religious practices, attitudes and behaviors, social determinants of health, and other topics that promote cultural competency.
Promote well-being practices with incoming students
Most colleges and universities provide orientation sessions on drug and alcohol use, sexual violence prevention, and other student health and lifestyle topics. So, why not address mental health directly during new student orientations? Educating about services and resources on campus during orientation, providing information on resources during first-year seminars, and collaborating with student organizations to raise awareness of campus resources are all great ways to promote mental health awareness among students. These programs can educate incoming students on signs, symptoms, risk factors, and preventive and responsive behaviors they can adopt to mitigate them. Approaches could include panel discussions, student testimonials, and role-playing activities.
Additionally, students may be offered free mental health screenings to gain a better understanding of their mental health and the warning signs for stress, depression, anxiety, and other disorders. To that end, some institutions are normalizing mental health checkups by offering free, readily accessible screenings. For example, Drexel University’s Recreation Center has a mental health kiosk where students can “get a checkup from the neck up.” UCLA offers a more formalized screening option—part of an interdisciplinary research project to solve major global health problems. This four-year study called the UCLA Grand Challenge, features a 15-minute online assessment during which participants learn if they might have mild to severe anxiety, depression, or suicidal thoughts, and can then opt-in to mental health treatment in an interactive online program called This Way Up.
Offer additional on-ramps to support through virtual care
Among millennials, Gen X, baby boomers, and the silent generation, Gen Z is most likely to choose virtual care over in-person experiences—41% compared to 33% of millennials, 22% of Gen X, 9% of baby boomers, and 7% of the silent generation.
Investing in telehealth and virtual care services is a great way for colleges and universities to complement campus health resources; provide additional support to students outside of office hours; promote connectedness, understanding, and empathy among students; and encourage them to practice self-care and self-help behaviors, including mindful breathing exercises, relaxation and meditation, and socialization. Care delivered through telehealth is fast, easy, and efficient. It eliminates wait times, reduces the stigma of seeking mental and medical care, and can be available the moment a student needs care. When students have in-the-moment access to care, instead of waiting days or weeks for an appointment, more students can get the care they need.
Contact TimelyCare to learn how we can help you support your students’ top New Year’s resolution to improve their mental health.

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Pinedale has a rich, but relatively unknown history. Below are several topics dealing with Pinedale history. We would like to encourage professional and amateur historians to submit written /oral histories, photos, newspapers, or memorabilia for inclusion on our site.
With the knowledge that the lumber industry was looking for a new location for a new bigger and better saw mill. Fresno County Chamber of Commerce developed and put into action a plan to bring it to Fresno County. The plan required $250,000 to purchase land known as Perrin Colony 2. In the early 1920’s Sugar Pine Lumber Mill opened for business with great expectations. Included with the mill was the Minarets and Western Railroad to carry the lumber from up in the Sierra Nevada. The mill closed in the late 1930’s.
After the attack on Pearl Harbor by Japan temporary detention camps were established(also known as ‘assembly centers’) represent the first phase of the mass incarceration of 97,785 Californians of Japanese ancestry during World War II. Pursuant to Executive Order 9066 signed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt on February 19, 1942, thirteen makeshift detention facilities were constructed at various California racetracks, fairgrounds, and labor camps. These facilities were intended to confine Japanese Americans until more permanent concentration camps, such as those at Manzanar and Tule Lake in California, could be built in isolated areas of the country. Beginning on March 30, 1942, all native-born Americans and longtime legal residents of Japanese ancestry living in California were ordered to surrender themselves for detention. In Pinedale Center the first inmate arrival May 7, 1942. Last inmate departed July 23, 1942. Peak population was 4,792.
Camp Pinedale, the home of the Western Signal Aviation Unit Center, was the only post in the Air Force that activates trained and prepared all Signal Aviation Units for the Army Air Forces for overseas movement. The 840th Army Air Force Specialized Depot was located adjacent to Camp Pinedale on the northeast. Camp Pinedale was established on August 1, 1942, and began receiving soldiers selected for training as Army Air Force signal technicians in December of that year. By war’s end, the post had trained 25,000 soldiers as electronic specialists and for allied army assignments, clerks, truck drivers, chemical warfare specialists, camouflage specialists, ordnance technicians, and cooks. The camp was deactivated in February 1947, when the Corps of Engineers assumed custody of the sprawling base and began preparations for the disposal of the post’s buildings and other installations.

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2019 Edition of the Salone del Risparmio
2019 Edition of the Salone del Risparmio - MiCo – Milano Convention Centre, Milan - April 4th, 2019
Societe Generale Securities Services is pleased to invite you to its conference “The tech has landed. Asset Management met technology: concrete cases”, held on April 4th, 2019, at the 2019 Edition of the Salone del Risparmio.
The Salone del Risparmio – one of the largest event in the investment management industry in Italy – offers to investment professionals, financial advisors and media players a common platform to share experiences and new ideas and establish new partnerships, hundreds of conferences and seminars to leverage their know-how and keep abreast of strategic, market and regulatory trends a window on investment opportunities, new products and investment techniques that will shape the world in the years ahead.
Julien Bernard, Head of Operations, Services & Technology, Amundi SGR SPA, Demetrio Migliorati, Head of Blockchain, Innovation, Sustainability & Value Strategy, Banca Mediolanum SPA, Stefano Rossi, CEO, Euclidea SIM SPA will join our panel discussion moderated by Marco Mosca, Head of Business Development, SGSS Italy.
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Cheryl Cole is planning to drop her married name from her new CD, according to reports.
She is apparently thinking of using her maiden name, Tweedy, or maybe will dump it entirely on the new CD, which will come out this summer, the Sunday Mirror revealed.
Cheryl plans to divorce Ashley after he cheated on her with five women.
“Now she’s made the decision her marriage to Ashley is over Cheryl wants to move on,” said a music industry source.
The source added: “This name change is the final thing she feels she has to do before a divorce starts moving forwards. She’s numb about the marriage ending but knows she needs to pick herself up. Throwing herself into work is how she’s coping. ”

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New South is excited to welcome our first guest contributor, Eliza Bacot. Eliza is an acute care nurse practitioner at Emory in Atlanta. Working in an environment with sick people inspired Eliza to live a healthy, clean lifestyle. Some who know her would say she is a bit obsessed with eating organic and understanding how our food is processed and manufactured in our country. When she is not working or shopping for organic, local ingredients she loves spending time with her husband and son.
The unexpected deliciousness
Let’s just say the best things happen when it is the unanticipated, the unexpected, the undeserved. So what do Serenbe, a rustic table, and rhubarb cake have in common? They are all the unexpected, sweet, local blessing that is the heart of this post.
Last July I happened upon Serenbe, an idyllic community just south of Atlanta…an agrihood or a neighborhood centered around a tightknit community and an organic farm rather than a golf course. This seems like such a lackluster description for what is quite an exquisite place to rest your bones. Oh and yes they sell the koolaid…the kind of koolaid that if you drink it you find yourself going to contract on a house you never intended to build.
So with the building of said house comes the natural progression of furnishing a rustic yet modern farmhouse. We are going local people and only handcrafted goods will do…none of these generic, China-made craptastic furnishings will do. Through chance I found a young man by the name of Clay Adams, owner of Rustic Trades Custom Furniture. We visited his shop, admired his work, watched his promo video (seriously watch it…you will cry and then buy his most expensive table for sure) and then ordered a beautiful grey, weathered table and rustic barn doors to fashion our home.
It only seemed appropriate to christen our kitchen with some sort of local dish and while I am a foodie and love to cook I am no trained chef. So I enlisted my dear chef friend Jad Driggers to come up with a recipe for a local dish straight from the farm to celebrate the opening of my kitchen.
So he says how about rhubarb cake?
I say huh? Rhubarb? Ok sure whatever you say Chef Jad. What the heck is rhubarb anyway? A vegetable? A fruit? Who knows, anyway like I said the best things come when least expected. So Jad whips up the recipe you see below using only local ingredients. What an amazing combination of sweet, tangy, and cakey goodness. What I actually loved about it was it wasn’t too sweet so you could make a completely rational assumption it could be consumed for breakfast and so I just did that the next morning with my coffee, sitting on my porch, looking out over the farm.
Enjoy this unexpected pleasure!
- 1 lb. rhubarb, trimmed and cut into 1″ pieces at an angle
- 1 pint strawberries, stems removed and berries halved
- 1 ½ cups sugar
- 4 tbsp. unsalted butter, plus 6 tbsp. cut into medium cubes and chilled
- 1 tbsp. fresh lemon juice
- 2 tsp. vanilla extract
- ½ tsp. kosher salt
- 2 ½ cups flour
- 2 tsp. baking powder
- ½ cup vegetable shortening
- ⅓ cup milk
- 2 eggs
- Heat oven to 375°. Combine rhubarb, strawberries, 1 cup sugar, 4 tbsp. butter, lemon juice, vanilla, and ¼ tsp. salt in a 9″ cast-iron skillet over medium heat. Cook, stirring occasionally, until sugar is melted and rhubarb and strawberries are tender and slightly caramelized, 5-6 minutes.
- Meanwhile, whisk together remaining sugar and salt, plus flour and baking powder in a bowl. Add remaining butter and the shortening and, using your fingers, rub into flour mixture to form coarse pea-size pieces. Add milk and eggs and stir until a soft, sticky dough forms. Place spoonfuls of dough over rhubarb mixture and smooth with a nonstick spatula. Bake until the crust is golden and cooked through, about 30 minutes. Remove skillet from oven; Allow to cool or serve immediately


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Fifteen years after the Y2K panic, the healthcare industry is once again closely watching the calendar. Not since Jan. 1, 2000, have so many industry professionals had their eyes on a deadline as they do on Oct. 1, 2015.
August 21, 2015
Academic Medical Centers are facing mounting pressure to drastically alter their philosophy and approach to their mission while maintaining their brand via the clinical, teaching and research activities that have driven their reputation for years.
August 20, 2015
Contrary to a spate of recent studies that show rising physician aggravation with EHR systems, another new poll shows majorities of large practices commending the "enhancements in functionality, service and innovation" of leading vendors.
August 13, 2015
In previous rulemakings, ONC certification criteria have hewed closely to MU objectives. New regs have been decoupled, and now about half are "requirements for functionalities that are not necessary to succeed in meaningful use."
July 31, 2015
Many health system CIOs say they weren't expecting the Cerner/Leidos team to win the coveted contract to overhaul the Department of Defense's electronic health record system. "I really thought it was going to Epic," was one typical response.
July 30, 2015
Fair or not, Cerner's reputation in recent years has been one of increasing embrace of openness -- at least more open than Epic, with its perceived "garden-walled" ethos. That stated commitment to data liquidity probably served it well with DoD decision-makers.
July 30, 2015
It might seem like a bit of Monday morning quarterbacking, but industry insiders are weighing in on the $9B contract the Department of Defense signed with EHR giant Cerner, and some are suggesting the government could have finessed a better play.
July 24, 2015
NewYork-Presbyterian, one of the top academic medical centers in the country, will use athenathealth's cloud-based models for clinical integration, care coordination and population health management.
July 20, 2015
Athenahealth today unveiled athenaText, a secure text messaging service integrated with athenahealth's cloud-based EHR platform. It is available free to the more than 1 million healthcare professionals on the athenahealth network and to every healthcare professional across the country.
July 14, 2015
Healthcare IT company NextGen Healthcare Information Systems has connected to the Mass HIway, marking the opening of a new secure electronic communication channel for healthcare providers in Massachusetts.

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Making the transition from a hobbyist to professional is not always a simple path in the belly dance world. While a ballet dancer might attend dance school and join a company, a belly dancer may have a more varied approach to joining the ranks of professionals.
Samira Shuruk, a dancer based in the Baltimore/Washington, D.C. area, has been belly dancing professionally for over a decade. Shuruk, who was a dance major in college, said she began her career in belly dance by seeking out instructors with years of experience both teaching and performing.
Shuruk said she has studied many different styles of belly dance, including Egyptian, Turkish, American cabaret and tribal.
“Learning different styles makes you more marketable,” Shuruk said. “You can make more audiences happy. And that’s really your job.”
Isabel Asra, a Baltimore-based professional belly dancer and instructor, added that making audiences happy means professionals need to have a degree of cultural awareness and an attention to venue. They must know what their audience is expecting and deliver a performance tailored to that audience, be it an authentic Egyptian dance at an Egyptian wedding or a fusion performance at an art gallery.
“[You need] an awareness of the origins of the style, and an awareness of the meaning of the music and the culture,” Asra said. “You have a responsibility to represent an entire culture, not just a way of moving your body.”
In terms of professional standards, professional belly dancers have a wide range of responsibilities. Asra said some of the artistic standards include a strong dance technique, improvisational ability, spatial awareness and, of course, the ability to make it all look effortless.
In addition to the physical and cultural standards, Shuruk said there is a business side to belly dance.
“How do you screen a gig, how do you make sure you’re safe, how to negotiate what proper rates are in your area – it’s all part of professional training,” Shuruk said.
Shuruk said any students pursuing belly dance professionally should keep in mind fellow dancers in their community.
"Remember that other belly dancers in your community are the ones you’ll be working with the longest, so always be honest and fair with them," Shuruk said.
Asra said students should be able to continue loving the dance even as they treat it like a job, and to take a mature approach to improving their technique.
"It’s not all glamour, it’s hard work," she said. "It helps to find a teacher who gives you really honest feedback on your dancing and it’s important to be humble enough to take that and make it better."


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Slowly but surely, Derrick Rose is inching closer to his return to world domination.
Derrick Rose made his anticipated return to the United Center, elating Chicago Bulls fans with his once-again stellar play.
The Chicago Bulls’ plan has been to add depth all offseason and the team has now brought in E’Twaun Moore to spell Jimmy Butler and company.
No matter what Derrick Rose does these days there always seems a faction of people protesting he should be concentrating on doing just the opposite.
The Chicago Sun-Times reported that there was tension between the Bulls and Derrick Rose, but owner Jerry Reinsdorf referred to it as “malicious fiction.”
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HUAT AH! Evergreen Marine WAN SUI!
Tia gong the Taiwanese shipping giant is going to reward their workers again, with mid-year bonuses worth another 10 to 11 months of salary. If you remember, just last December hor, they gave their workers massive year-end bonuses worth up to 52 months’ pay sia.
According to The Straits Times, the company this week posted a record net profit of NT$334.20 billion for its financial year ending Dec 31, 2022 – an increase of 39.82% year-on-year – thanks to the rebound of the global container shipping industry following the lifting of Covid-19 lockdowns in many countries, as well as soaring shipping prices.
News of the generous payouts has been widely shared on social media, with Facebook users in Taiwan saying that they were “very envious” of Evergreen Marine’s workers.
In a January survey by popular jobs portal Yes123, respondents picked the shipping company as their No. 1 dream employer in the “old economy” category – the second consecutive year that it was ranked top of the list.
In 2021, the company set a record for the highest year-end bonus ever paid by a listed Taiwanese company when it handed out 40 months’ bonus.
But hor, Evergreen Marine did not immediately respond to The Straits Times’ request for comment, though they previously told local reporters that workers were compensated based on their performance.
Local media outlets put the average salary at the company at around NT$60,000 ($2,630).
Taiwan is rife with online discussions over which companies will hand out the biggest bonuses.
Professor Cheng Chih-yu, a labour policy expert at National Chengchi University in Taipei, said bonuses potentially count heavily in an employee’s total compensation. This is especially important given how wages in Taiwan have remained practically frozen for years.
The professor told The Straits Times that some companies choose to give low fixed monthly salaries for years and reward employees with bigger bonuses instead because it saves them money overall. And if they raise monthly wages, then they would have to fork out more in the long term for workers’ insurance plans and pensions.
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Assured CAV aims to provide an environment to accelerate future mobility by enabling the automotive industry, policy-makers and government to develop autonomous vehicle technology.
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Urban-Air Port and Hyundai Air Mobility want to develop an infrastructure to facilitate the creation of urban transportation systems to move people and cargo by air.
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For all those out there wanting to start their thrill-seeking adventure, it’s either you go big or go home. Skydiving is considered one of the most popular extreme sports.
If you're ready to take the plunge, here are 7 of the most loved skydiving sites, or drop zones, around the globe, each with their own magnificent perspective for your viewing pleasure as you plummet through the atmosphere.
Palm Jumeirah, Dubai
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A newcomer in the skydiving scene, Dubai has been catching up by hosting the biggest annual international skydive championships. Unlike other drop zones, Dubai is a city jump, rather than a mountain or beach drop. In Dubai, you will fly over the Palm Jumeirah, the famous artificial archipelago jutting out from the city’s urban marina. When you jump out of the plane, this is where you’ll get a mind-blowing view of the Persian Gulf and the whole of Dubai.
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Skydive in tropical paradise, with a tandem skydive over Cairns, and it is guaranteed to be an unforgettable lifetime experience! As you free-fall, take in the breathtaking view of the rainforests and the largest coral reef system in the world also known as The Great Barrier Reef!
Fox Glacier, New Zealand
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Of course there are so many other drop zones located around New Zealand but Fox Glacier has the most stunning view for all those adventurers out there. Fox Glacier, an 8-mile-long glacier located in the remote Westland Tai Poutini National Park on the West Coast of New Zealand's South Island. As you free fall in the air, witness the wild coastline along the Tasman Sea and the snowy rugged peaks of the Southern Alps.
Interlaken continues to rank as one of the most scenic drop zones in Europe for many divers. A ride you will never forget as you witness views of Italy, France, Germany and Austria stretching out past the snow-capped peaks of Jungfrau and the Matterhorn in the Alps, Until now, Interlaken skydiving is still a thrill ride for beginners and experienced divers.
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Mount Everest, Nepal
Mount Everest is well known for being the world’s highest mountain but it is also considered as one of the world’s most spectacular spots for skydiving. Dropping out of the plane over the snow-covered Himalayas will give you the ultimate adrenaline rush. For all those thrill-seekers out there, free-falling past the world’s tallest mountain is definitely the skydiving adventure for you.
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Reportedly the only full-time drop zone in all of Southeast Asia, with a hair-raising view of the western coast of Thailand, the experience will let you fall into lush green fields near Nong Kho Reservoir to a safe landing with support from this drop zone’s well-trained international staff. Located about one hour south of Bangkok, you can celebrate with a Thai Massage after your successful dive.
Hawaii, United States
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Skydive in one of the world’s best places- anywhere in Hawaii! From the craggy coloured coastlines and vast palm tree-lined valleys to secret swimming holes and awe-inspiring volcano sites, the views from 8,000 feet up are beyond spectacular. Whether you’re taking the leap from Oahu, Kauai, Honolulu or anywhere else, skydiving in Hawaii will give you memories that will last for a lifetime.
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Strictly fans outraged as they say it’s time for Ellie to go after latest axingNovember 20, 2022
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Strictly Come Dancing fans were left fuming on Sunday night (November 20) after comedian Ellie Taylor was saved in the public vote.
The 38 year old gave a good performance on Saturday night alongside her dance partner Johannes Radebe.
But compared to the other celebs in the competition, Ellie and Johannes landed themselves at the bottom of the leader board with 31 points.
Judging from the scoreboard and her American smooth routine, viewers thought it might have been Ellie's time to go home and were shocked to see her sail through to next week.
Taking to Twitter, one annoyed spectator wrote: "I'm sorry, but Ellie should be leaving this week. She cannot keep up now, she didn’t even dance the last 20 seconds of her number. I hate it when someone s***e gets through forcing someone talented to leave."
Another said: "I think Ellie was incredibly lucky and the one that got away this week. She definitely is the weakest dancer left in the competition now but is staying on a popularity basis . There are only 3 weeks left now – I want to see the best dancers go through to the final."
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Can we expect an impeachment investigation now?
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TOP HONORS ...Menlo College freshman Edin Ibrahimovic, who led the Oaks to the championship match of the Golden State Athletic Conference tournament, became the first Menlo men's volleyball player to be named to the NAIA/AVCA All-America team. Ibrahimovic, from Bosnia-Herzegovina, finished among the top in several NAIA categories. He ranked third in kills per set (4.91) and seventh in total kills (344), both totals topping the GSAC. His hitting percentage of .321 led all Oaks' outside hitters. Ibrahimovic was at his best late in the season, leading Menlo to its best season yet. He was named GSAC Attacker of the Week a conference-high five times. Ibrahimovic earned all-conference recognition as was named Freshman of the Year . . . Stanford sophomore Aria Fischer was named Mountain Pacific Sports Federation/Kap7 Women's Water Polo Player of the Week for the second time this season. Fischer scored a career-high five goals to lead top-ranked Stanford to its third consecutive one-goal victory, a 13-12 decision at No. 4 Cal . . . Senior defender Julia Massaro and sophomore attack Ali Baiocco won the Pac-12 Lacrosse Defensive and Offensive Player of the Week honors, respectively. This is the third career Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week accolade for Massaro, who obliterated the school record with 18 draw controls in an 18-12 win over Oregon on Sunday. This is also the third career Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week honor for Baiocco and the second this year (March 4). Baiocco finished the weekend with nine goals, five assists and 14 points.
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The Play That Goes Wrong
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The Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society are putting on a 1920s murder mystery, but as the title suggests, everything that can go wrong... does! The accident-prone thespians battle against all odds to make it through to their final curtain call, with hilarious consequences!
Given 5 stars from The Daily Mail, called a ‘Gut-busting hit' by the New York Times and with celebrity endorsements from the likes of Ant and Dec as the 'funniest show we've seen! If you can get a ticket go’, what are you waiting for?
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What the Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society lack in skill and finesse, they make up for in enthusiasm. Their past performances of iconic theatre shows include The Lion and The Wardrobe, James and the Peach and the beloved musical, Cat. Their latest production is a murder mystery, The Murder at Haversham Manor, and is set to be their shining moment, if only they can make it through a show without burning the set down.
The hapless cast struggle to remember where they are meant to be, props are misplaced or broken and lines are frequently forgotten - everything that could go wrong, does. Delightfully disastrous, The Play That Goes Wrong is a hilarious Olivier Award-winning comedy that has had London audiences in stitches at the Duchess Theatre since 2014. Produced by Mischief Theatre (Comedy About A Bank Robbery), this hysterical show will have you wondering how a show where everything is so wrong could be so right!
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- When the cast appeared on the prestigious Royal Variety Performance, 8 million people were watching at home, not to mention the 4,500 who were in the live audience at the Albert Hall!
- The only continent to not have seen a production of The Play That Goes Wrong is Antarctica.
- The show has won 11 well-deserved awards, including a Tony, Olivier and Molière. Show-offs!
- The 2017-18 cast played for 50 weeks and 1 day, which amounts to 379 performances. During that time, 430 sugar glass vases blown to bits, 145 fire extinguishers were used (thankfully, they were part of the play) and 31 charity collections from the show raised over £68,000.00!
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