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70% Options Trader and 30% Swing trader. Here to share ideas and meet some great people.
My favorite strategies.
1. Throw hope out the window and trade to a plan.
2. Follow the volume in and follow the volume out.
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Good Folk Supper Club is about celebrating good food with good folk. We create unique, intimate dining adventures that highlight a chef's creative vision and culinary talent, allowing guests to sample new flavors and foods. But we're NOT ONLY about the yum - GFSC is an opportunity to meet new friends and grow our community. It's a chance to share new ideas alongside new dishes and enjoy the company of others.
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After the local community board shot down plans for a 30-unit condo at 111 Leroy Street in the West Village in February, Property Markets Group has scaled down the size of their project between Hudson and Greenwich Streets. The developer filed applications yesterday for a 10-story condo building and five townhouses.
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Property Markets Group and the Hakim Organization have purchased the roughly 34,000 square-foot property at 42-50 24th Street, in the Queens Plaza section of Long Island City, for $69 million. The site boasts approximately 270,000 square feet of development rights that could go towards a mixed-use project. The property is currently occupied by a taxi company and their old single-story building, although plans for the future have not been disclosed, per The Real Deal. The same developers recently topped out their 44-story, 391-unit mixed-use project a block to the north at 23-10 Queens Plaza South.
The residential high-rise at 23-10 Queens Plaza South in Long Island City, also known as 23-01 42nd Road, has reached its final height of 481 feet, beating the 429-foot-tall Linc LIC for the title of the second tallest skyscraper in Queens.
The flatiron-shaped facade at 10 Sullivan Street in Soho has most of its hand-laid Norman bricks and curved glass, and workers are busily installing bathroom tile and gas fireplaces. The building will eventually top out at 16 stories and hold 22 condos on a triangular lot wedged between Sullivan Street, 6th Avenue, Spring, and Broome Streets.
The blocks between Court Square and Queensboro Plaza might have more new construction than anywhere else in the city, and today YIMBY has new renderings for one of the hood’s biggest new buildings, the 45-story tower rising at 23-10 Queens Plaza South.

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I am playing along with The Crafty Scrapper this month where they have asked entrants to use BLACK on their pages/layouts (black ink doesn't count!) I have used black cardstock as my base and also a black border strip, my patterned paper also features black as part of it's design.
While Shimelle is having some well deserved maternity leave she has a few guests dropping by to inspire us. Relly has posted a challenge based around a post Shimelle did some time ago with a list of suggestions on how to journal about places. The essence of her post was to use these ideas to create your page ... Take something simple and repeat it three times List what you observed Depend on pronouns Redefine your audience Admit a change in perspective Her full article can be found here ...
So I have taken up the challenge and created a page about a few hours I spent at a local beach side suburb. I have used the list approach from Shimelle's suggestions to enhance my page.
I love these colour combinations so much. For my own layout I have pulled as many of those colours from the mood board as I could and combined them on my page - pink, teal, gold, yellow, grey as well as replicating the lettering in my title "friends".
Getting in early with some challenges this month. First up is Scrap the Girls. This month we want you to scrapbook your girls using traditional boy colour schemes and some "boyish" embellishments!!! Remember no boys allowed, just girl stuff!!
Don't think there is anything remotely girly about this page.
And then we have Scrap the Boyswho are asking us to use flowers on a boy page.
UnstampaBelles is a paper craftingchallenge blog. We like to see how you can manipulate paper. This does not mean you cannot use other materials, but primarily we need this to be paper-based. A scrap page, an ATC, a card, a box, a basket or item made from card/paper, a tag but without using stamps (digital or rubber or cling, and that includes sentiments). Lots of scope for thinking outside the square as well as the ability to use up that mountain of stash we all have accumulated over the years - rub-ons, stickers, die-cuts and word sentiments but you can even create using gosh, gasp your own hand-writing ! or make it computer generated. In fact you can cut up old commercial cards, snatch a corner from patterned paper, destroy grannies latest gossip magazine - the sky is the limit, just no stamped images please. Hope you can pop over and join us soon - the April challenge will go up on the 7th. Edited - Now the 7th is past I can reveal the challenge and my card.
I'm sneaking in a couple of last minute entries for two times two March challenges. Lasting Memories Challenge # 181 is to use flowers on our layouts for an "Early Spring" theme. and Scrap Our Stash Stash a Thon Challenge # 9 is to use twine on your page.
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Lasting Memories Challenge # 184 In honor of April Fool's Day... we want to see those HUMOROUS, SILLY, FULL of LAUGHTER and CAUGHT on CAMERA moments. and Scrap Our Stash Stash a Thon Challenge # 14 is to use the #1 on your page.
It's April on Pixels and Paper Challenge Blog and Easter month and we are taking a trip back down memory lane to when Easter meant dressing up and wearing bonnets and gloves were the normal thing to do. Do you member those days or have photographs in the family album of your parents or grandparents looking like these three darling little girls as they celebrate Easter.
Yet this photograph isn't all about Easter, it's about fashion from another era, it's about being outside on a cool day. It's about green, manicured lawns and orderly gardens. It's about a neighbourhood of houses and middle class families. It's about having sisters (siblings) and spending time with them.
What is this photograph about to you?
Here is my take on the challenge ...
I can remember dressing up for Sunday church - frilly white dresses with fancy petticoats, hair curled, neat and tidy with bow attached and fancy polished shoes with cute white ankle socks. I'd carry a little handbag, inside a clean, pressed handkerchief and a token coin for me to drop carefully into the collection plate. In winter I had a bright red coat my Mum would button me into and off we would go to meet the aunts and uncles for morning service. My layout reflects the colours in the photograph - the olive, tan and blue tones of the girls coats and the lace trim for the sweet little bonnets the girls are wearing.
We'd love to have you come and join in with us this month.


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Shepherd’s pie (or cottage pie, which uses beef mince instead of lamb) is cheap, filling and tasty, so it’s no wonder we love it in this nation! We’ve got some expert tips and small steps you can take to move your shepherd’s pie from good to great, and increasing veg slowly over time.
Why is shepherd’s pie so great?
Shepherd’s pie is a classic for a reason – it is tasty, filling and affordable.
Mash is a great vehicle for some extra veg, and with a smaller portion of meat and some added veg, becomes a balanced meal that will fill you up, too. See some tips for which veg are great to add to mash, the sauce, or on the side of this supper, below!
Pies like these are also easy to batch cook – making a double batch and freezing one means you have a meal that only needs cooking through all ready and waiting!
If your family are big shepherd’s pie fans, a focus on smaller, better quality portions of meat where possible, while adding a little more veg in the mash or sauce, could actually make a marked improvement in the meal and take it to a new, healthier level.
Use the basic recipe, small tweaks and tips below to take your shepherd’s (or cottage) pie from good to better!
How are your shepherd’s pie skills?
I’m just starting out.
I’m ready to take it to the next level.
How can I get my kids involved and interested?
Shepherd’s pie is a classic for a reason
It is tasty, filling and affordable.
Here is a simple recipe for Shepherd’s pie which you can use as a base and build on over time…
Minced meat or veggie alternative
A jar of tomato sauce
Mashed potatoes (fresh, frozen, pre-prepped – whatever works for you)
Optional frozen peas or carrots
preheat your oven to 200C/gas 6.
Cook the mince in a little oil in a frying pan until browned. Stir through the jar of sauce and let it simmer for a few mins to heat through. If using frozen peas or carrots, add them to the sauce and simmer until cooked (the packet will tell you how long this should take).
If making mash, boil peeled and chopped potatoes until soft, then drain and mash with a little salt & pepper and oil, butter or milk if you feel it needs it.
In a casserole dish, pour the meat sauce, then top with the mashed potatoes. Bake in the oven for 20-30 mins, until golden and bubbling
There is no need to go any further with this recipe until you are confident with it and feel up for the next step.
Feeling ready? Let’s see how you can get your next small victory without battles…
Kids who engage regularly with veg through veg-themed activities, such as arts and crafts, sensory experiences, growing and cooking are shown to be more likely to eat the veg they engage with. Encouraging kids to engage and play with veg is the handy first step to them developing a good relationship with veg and life-long healthy eating.
Kids in the kitchen
The eventual aim, if possible, is to get kids in the kitchen. Don’t worry, this doesn’t have to mean they are with you from start-to-end creating mess and rising stress levels! It can be as simple as giving them one small job (stirring, measuring, pouring, grating, chopping…) ideally involving veg. They can come in to do their little bit, and have fun with you for a few minutes. Getting them involved, making it playful and praising them plenty for their involvement, perhaps even serving it as dinner they “made”, makes it much more likely they will eat the food offered, not to mention teaching them important life skills. Find ideas, safety tips, videos and even a free chart in our Kids in the Kitchen section here.
While getting kids to interact with veggies for real and using their senses to explore them is best, encouraging hands off activities like arts & crafts, puzzles & games or at-home science experiments can be a great start, particularly for those who are fussier eaters or struggle with anything too sensory. Use these veg-themed activities as a stepping stone to interacting with the veg themselves. We have loads of crafty downloads here, puzzles here, and quirky science with veg here.
Once you feel your child is ready to engage a little more, you can show them how to explore the veg you have on hand with their senses, coming up with playful silly descriptions of how a veg smells, feels, looks, sounds and perhaps even tastes. Find ideas, videos and some simple sensory education session ideas to get you started here.
The moments before food is offered can be a perfect opportunity for engagement that can help make it more likely a child will eat it! Giving children a sense of ownership in the meal can make a big difference to their feelings going into it and the pride they take in it. You know your child best, but if you aren’t sure where to start, we have some fun and simple ideas for easy roles you can give them in the serving process over here.
I Want To Improve My Shepherd’s Pie
If you are feeling confident with your favourite shepherd’s pie recipe, but you’re wondering if there are some small tweaks you could make for the better, this is for you.
We’ve outlined some simple stages for continually improving on a basic shepherd’s or cottage pie recipe to get you from good to great. Find where you feel your current recipe sits and see if the next step is something you could aim for. You don’t have to go any further, but if you choose to, make sure you are feeling confident with this new stage before you try the next one.
And remember, the MOST important thing is that the family enjoys the meal! These changes and swaps can take as long as is needed if your family isn’t ready for big changes all in one go. Small simple improvements over time may not even be noticed.
Play is essential!
Think of children helping in the kitchen as a role play game filled with fun for maximum effect. One of the best ways to develop a love of veg in kids is to get them involved in the prep of the veg. Not only is cooking an essential life skill for kids to learn, but it’s a great, fun way to get them engaging with healthy foods!
DO you have a question you’d like one of our experts to help you with?
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Our machines can test electronic functionality, pins, buttons, screens, transmitting units, software functionality, part tolerances...
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Four Reasons Why You Should Opt For Food From An Organic Health Food Store
In today’s era, many people all over the globe choose organically grown food, including fruits and vegetables, meat, dairy, eggs, etc. Vegan people also avoid animal products and only consume organic farm produce. The idea is to reduce harm to animals, birds, and other fauna. Organic food, specifically fruits and vegetables, is grown without artificial pesticides or insecticides. As a result, they do not have any pesticide content and are safe for consumption. Here are four primary reasons why people buy food from an organic health food store:
Eating Organic Food Can Avoid Harm To Our Bodies Caused By Pesticides:
Suppose there are any kinds of pesticides or insecticides present in your diet. In that case, it can lead to chronic diseases such as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, leukemia, and various cancers such as the brain, prostate, kidney, etc. These diseases are often non-curable. Several mental health disorders, such as ADHD, are also caused by these pesticides.
It Can Help You Keep Your Diet Free Of Any Gmos:
Usage of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) is strictly prohibited under organic farming. Many foods, such as corn, soybean, potato, papaya, etc., are genetically modified. But, such modifications don’t go hand-in-hand with nature’s way of producing food, which is why many people only consume organically grown fruits and vegetables. Such food is available at an organic health food store in most countries.
Organic Food Is Often More Nutritious And More Flavourful:
Since organic food is grown by using the natural way, which farmers have used for hundreds of years, it is often said to be more delicious. It retains all the natural flavors and can be cooked quickly. Because it is free from inorganic pesticides, it is also more nutritious. Such pesticides often reduce the nutrient content of the soil, and thus the food, in the process of driving the pests away. Humans often tend to avoid most vegetables in their diet because they don’t taste great, but organic food is quite tasty. Speaking of delicious organic food, Cashew Cheese is one snack you can have for your cravings. It is 100% vegan and plant-based and has that savory cheese flavour along with the goodness of Vitamin B1.
It Is Also Sustainable And Beneficial For The Soil:
Using artificial pesticides and insecticides can reduce the quality of the ground over time and make it barren. Also, regular usage will lead to adaptation by pests and rodents. Organic food is genuinely sustainable as it only uses natural ingredients to keep the problems away from the produce.
The benefits of choosing an organic health food store are listed above. It is concluded that the consumption of organic food is better for us humans as well as our planet. If you are looking for holistic and plant-based products, such as snacks, cold-pressed oils, and organic powders like turmeric, chilly, etc., for cooking, check us out at ERBOLOGY here. Happy shopping!

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Hello! How’s it going?
This week we’re back in the saddle with a fresh hot copy of Tugboat Tribune. That’s right, folks! Tug’s managed to have another Tugtastrophe and Renee tells us all about it. We’ve got a My Mutt Minute from Down Under which is sure to make you smile! Plus, some fascinating dog science about everyone’s favorite subject – Pee!
About the show
Every Tuesday, dog owner Renee Colvert and puppy owner Alexis Preston talk to guests about their dogs, discuss dogs they met this week, and brief you on dogs news. They go on assignment to dog events and report back with what you need to know. If there’s a dog, they’re gonna pet it!
How to listen
Stream or download episodes directly from our website, or listen via your favorite podcatcher!

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While enjoying a day out in a small park with her family, Leslie Howe, a mother from Georgia, encountered an unexpected danger. What seemed like an ordinary day took a turn when Leslie noticed her children near a peculiar, ball-shaped furry creature. This incident, first reported a few years ago, has resurfaced online, serving as a cautionary tale for parents.
The creature, initially appearing harmless, was a Megalopyge Opercularis larva, commonly known as the puss caterpillar. Despite its soft, cat-like fur, this insect harbors a hazardous secret: it’s covered in hair that conceals toxic bristles capable of delivering a painful sting.
These larvae, which can grow over 1 inch long, are found across the United States, from New Jersey to Florida and as far west as Texas. The sting of the puss caterpillar is intensely painful, often compared to a wasp sting but more severe. The pain can radiate to other body parts and last for hours.
Eric Day, manager of Virginia Tech’s Insect ID Lab, experienced this firsthand. While mowing his lawn, he brushed against a tree and was stung by the caterpillar. The burning sensation and visible irritation lasted for several weeks.
If stung by this caterpillar, it’s advised to use tape to remove the venomous hairs, wash the area with soap and water, and apply hydrocortisone cream or baking soda if itching occurs. In severe cases, medical attention is necessary. While the puss caterpillar’s sting is rarely deadly, it can cause anaphylaxis, a potentially life-threatening reaction.
Leslie Howe’s experience serves as a reminder of the importance of being vigilant in nature, especially around seemingly innocuous wildlife.


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Six young men from the city take jobs on a road crew, building a highway of strategic importance to the Chinese Army. The story relates the men's interactions with each other, the local ... . You can read more in Google, Youtube, Wiki
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Lisa R (jp) wrote: This film won the audience award at Sundance last year and I can see why. An excellent soundtrack and some beautiful cinematography combine to create an incredibly atmospheric, sexy and creepy film. The performances from the two unknown leads were very good as they displayed a perfect balance of charisma and innocence to carry the film. Set in Iran, it tells the story of two 16 year old best friends as they struggle to come to terms to life in Iran and their developing sexuality. Filmed in Lebanon under the guise of a different plot, since it's release the film and it's writer/director (NYU graduate Maryam Keshavarz) have been banned from Iran. Maryam Keshavarz is clearly a filmmaker to watch.
(gb) wrote: This movie destroyed the world Christopher Paolini worked so hard to create. Hope someone will remake this shit.
Vince S (fr) wrote: THis was another movie I watched, and I thought where in the hell was the story going.
Leslie C (ag) wrote: I believe I have seen this many moons ago..lol But this something I can watch over and over..
Jack H (au) wrote: My God, how do you go from First Contact, to this? It's dull, boring, forgettable, and worst of all: it completely shits on the entire philosophy of Star Trek. This definitely the worst of the franchise. I'd watch Star Trek V over this any day. And my last gripe, what the hell happened to that blue man?
Scarlet A (br) wrote: I keep wanting to watch it again and again. That's a sign of a good one to me.
Seb M (us) wrote: crossed between terminator & robocop with martial arts thrown in this film is seriously shit,maybe that makes it watchable,hard 2 belive they made sequal.
James M (gb) wrote: A better than average comedy in the Capra-esque vein.
Rita H (gb) wrote: One of my favorite movies of all times.... partly because of the major crush I've had on Steve McQueen since I was about 7, but also because this is one of the first movies to deal with abortion. I love the ending too.
Miguel A (mx) wrote: Bastaria a Burt Lancaster o papel que tem neste filme para que uma parte da histria do cinema fosse sua, mas "Elmer Gantry" sabe perfeitamente quando e como investir toda a energia que emana do seu principal actor. por isso, e por toda uma quantidade infindvel de dilogos de ritmo e acutilncia impressionantes, que est aqui um clssico totalmente esclarecido e sofisticado na forma como questiona a legitimidade de quem prega a palavra de Deus. E quanto mais "Elmer Gantry" aperta o seu cerco, mais intenso vai ficando at chegar a um clmax que s existe nos grandes filmes.
ole bjrn l (nl) wrote: we all need a John Doe in evry city!who does it like him
Allie T (gb) wrote: Haunting. This film, even as an old classic, can still give goosebumps to a new watcher.
Jason J (nl) wrote: Totally different territory for Eastwood in this very slow and sordidly, dark thriller. It's maybe nothing new (and been repeated quite a bit) in its genre but because of first-rate performances and it being sinisterly edgy it lifts the movie above the rest. Or maybe it's just my Eastwood fan-boy nature kicking in? Anyhow, this lowlife thriller is high on atmosphere, with it having an overwhelming sense of gloom and intrusion. This is because most of the picture takes place during the nightlife, amongst the sleazy locations of New Orleans with indistinct lighting and prowling figures hanging around in the shadows. There's a great eye for detail in capturing the seedy lifestyle, with a lot of sexual desire, tension and gratuitous nudity flowing.The cast are at the top of their game. Eastwood plays a laid back detective and a father. He brings to his character a man that's fighting the two different traits of his life. He portrays this insecure character superbly that you truly care for him and feel his pain and effort to be a perfect father figure to his two girls after the divorce. Genevieve Bujold is excellent as a crisis counsellor Beryl Thibodeaux. There are strong support roles from the likes of Dan Hedaya, Alison Eastwood and Jenny Beck also. This movie starts off good enough, but you could say it probably does goes on for too long and head into familiar territory. It doesn't reach any great heights, but I kept on watching and I was rather entertained. So, it did its job. In my opinion it's an above average, on the edge thriller, despite it's formulaic plot.

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This Friday, a member of New York hip hop royalty, A.G., is hitting Auckland for a show at Galatos (and on Thu in Wellington), along with DJ Total Eclipse from the X-ecutioners.
A.G.’s career started in the Bronx in the early 90s, when he was part of the duo, Showbiz and A.G (his name was a shortened version of his original MC name, Andre the Giant). Their album, Goodfellas (1995), broke them in the US hip hop scene and featured appearances from Method Man, DJ Premier, and Roc Raida. The duo also worked with the D.I.T.C. (digging in the crates) crew, along side Fat Joe and Diamond D.
Looking back now, A.G. finds that his home suburb has changed massively over the intervening years: “The Bronx has changed tremendously since my childhood. The Bronx was known as “The Burnt down Bronx’ in those days! It has been renovated and fixed up nicely in most areas. Now there are no more park jams and hip hop clubs in the Bronx though. The original spirit of hip hop doesn’t seem to be here anymore .”
In the intervening years, A.G.’s career has taken him all over the world, but he’s looking forward to finally make it to our shores: “I’m super excited about New Zealand – the land, the people, the concert. In my mind, New Zealand is such a far away place, I’d never even have dreamed of performing there when I was young. Another reason I’m excited is because this is my first time.and I have toured so many places. This means growth to me personally. I have been doing this of almost 25 years and I’m still doing new things and going to new areas – makes me know that there is still progress! Can’t wait to see the people!!!”
When it comes to his local shows, A.G. is promising to deliver a classic set of hip hop entertainment: “The crowd can expect energy and a real MC from the south Bronx where hip hop was created. They can expect the classics of course and some new material as well. I will give 100 percent as usual – the stage is my sanctuary – and the audience will be connected. They can expect a raw non-filtered performance”.
Auckland – 9:00pm Friday 2nd May 2014 at Galatos (Tickets from UTR)
Hosted by DLT with support from Team Dynamite, DJ Hudge, DJ Spell, Human Resource, Poroufessor, Albert Stone, Tihei + BBoys, BGirls
Watch: Showbiz and AG – Next Level (DJ Premier remix).

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“There is a way that seems right to a man,
But its end is the way of death.”
God’s word is the final authority for what is right, not what I think, what I feel, what seems good or pleasing. If what I think, what I feel, what seems good or pleasing is in violation of God’s word, it is not right. We do not worship at the altar of our feelings, but we worship in spirit and in truth. God’s word is truth. Therefore, I must spend time in His word and in prayer, asking Him to grant me the wisdom to understand His word and rightly apply it. And also therefore, I must judge everything anyone attributes to God by what His word says. Personally, I'm glad I don't have to trust my feelings. I'd be in big trouble if that was my guide.
I have avoided mentioning this for a long time, but I just have to mention this in context with the chapter in Proverbs I read yesterday because it keeps on coming up in my circle of friends and acquaintances, so I know it must be coming up in a lot of groups, and I just need to get it out of my system and then I’ll move on. There is a book going around Christian circles that a lot of people are saying I just have to read and that it will give me such a better understanding of God and grace. That book is called The Shack. I cannot tell you how many times I’ve heard it mentioned favorably and quoted from and etc. I cannot tell you how many people, surprising people, have told me I just have to read this book.
Friends, be wary. I don’t care how much ‘good’ stuff might be in that book, there is also a lot that some very biblically wise men and women are saying is not biblical and is actually heretical. If what is being presented fictionally as something God would say doesn’t line up with what He has actually said in His word, run away. Personally, I’ve decided not to waste my time reading it. I’ve heard enough about it from sources I trust that I just don’t want to fill my mind with something I have to wade through to find some snippet among many other thoughts that aren’t right. Here are a couple of reviews I read or listened to that are worth pondering if you have read or are being encouraged to read that book: From Al Mohler and from Tim Challies.
Something I am becoming increasingly aware of in my journey through life is that just because something is in the Christian bookstore or has a Christian label or is on Christian TV or is presented as being Christian, doesn’t mean that it is necessarily theologically sound. Be careful, is all I’m saying.
And one more little pet peeve I just have to get off my chest. I am getting so tired of people saying I need to read a fiction book to gain a better understanding of who God is. Is what He has said in His word and shown us in Christ not enough? Rather I fill my mind with His word than someone’s speculations.
Because there is a way that seems right to a man, but its end is the way of death. How I feel about something cannot and must not be the ground of my determining its soundness. God’s word must be the final authority.

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Tigers playing for pride in finale
Fast forward to this Friday at Hornet Stadium and the two teams will be playing for something alright, just not quite as lofty.
The winner will avoid finishing in the cellar of District 23-3A.
“It’s a big game for both of us,” said Rockdale Coach Jeff Miller. “Neither one of us wants to finish winless in district.
“They haven’t given up. They have made changes throughout the season to try and improve their team.”
While both teams were battling for another shot at the playoffs, their fortunes have turned this season and the two have combined for just four wins in 2011.
The Hornets— coming off a 42-12 loss to LaGrange— are dead last in the district in points (95), offense (189 per game) and defense (382) and have had a terrible time holding on to the football with 31 fumbles and 14 interceptions.
The one positive point is the Hornets have done well defending against the pass, which plays into Rockdale’s strong suite.
“ Their defensive backs are great,” Miller said. “We’re not good at running the football (last in district at 600 yards) so we’ll have trouble moving the ball against them.”
The Hornets have played better as of late since moving senior Bryson Burns to quarterback in place of sophomore Dylan Drac who almost had as many interceptions (12) as completions (16).
This is Caldwell’s worst season since the Hornets’ went 1- 9 in 1998.
• While Ethan Brinkley has established new season marks in just about every category, he has 2,769 career yards and needs just 240 yards to equal Mark Drake’s career mark of 3,000 (2007- 08). Brinkley needs two TD passes to equal Drake’s season total of 16.
• Noe Zelaya’s 31-yard field goal that represented the Tigers’ lone score, was just his second of the year on five attempts. He is 2-of- 6 in his career. In Jeff Miller’s six years as coach, Zelaya’s make was just the seventh during that span and three of those came in his very first game here.
• Sophomore defensive back LaDontice Coates, who was moved up from the varsity just last week, led the Tigers in tackles with 13. Sophomore linebacker James David followed with 12 and leads the Tigers in season stops with 111.
• Lost in the shadow of Cody Skubal’s senstational season is the fact that senior Zach Garza has the opportunity to surpass Dominique Mack for second place on the season receptions list. Garza stands pat with 35 catches, one behind Mack (2006) and nine behind Sanders who Skubal just passed.
• Skubal does lead the district in receiving and trails Navasota’s Solomon McGinty in yards 884- 816. McGinty also has grabbed 12 touchdowns to Skubal’s nine.
• Upstart Smithville finally got its come-upance after being smothered by district leader Navasota 47- 18. Smithville, losing its first game after a 7- 0 start, could become this season’s Caldwell. If the Tigers lose to rival LaGrange by three points or more, they are the odd man out and the Leopards enter the post season. Navasota travels to Giddings.
2-Reggie Hamilton WR/LB; 3- Stephen Ehler WR/DB; 5-Zach Garza WR/DB; 9-Horacio Estrada RB/LB; 12-Brandon Wright WR/DB; 15- Cody Skubal WR/DB; 20-Dillon Goodman WR/DB; 21-Nasario Garcia RB/DT; 50-Patrick David OL/DT’ 51-Stephen Schneider Ol/DT; 52-Ty Kirk OL/DL; 59-Koltyn Woolverton OL/DL; 61-Nic Erman OL/DE; 62-James Mack OL/DT; 64-Jose Macias OL/DT; 73-Justin Williams OL/DT.
THE STARTING LINEUPS
|8||QB||Ethan||Brinkley, 6-||2, 180||Jr|
|23||TB||Dailynn||Ramey, 5-||7, 165||Fr|
|7||WR||Clayton||Gibbs, 6-||0, 170||So|
|72||LG||Josh||Pelzel, 6- 6,||270||So|
|52||C||Ty Kirk,||5-9, 185||Sr|
|50||RT||Patrick||David, 6-||1, 230||Sr|
|22||RO||C.J. Bills, 5-||9,||175||Jr|
|4||CB||Redmond||Ward, 5-||8, 150||So|
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Hawaii’s longline fishermen will hit their annual 3,138-ton limit for bigeye tuna in the western and central Pacific by early September, according to a forecast Wednesday by federal fishery biologist Christofer Boggs.
But that’s not expected to stop them from setting their hooks for more ahi through the end of the year. In fact, the longliners may be able to haul in another 3,000 tons thanks to deals that let them attribute additional catch to certain U.S. territories in exchange for payments to a federally managed fund.
Environmental groups are concerned that the quota-sharing agreements are leading to overfishing.
But they’re good news for consumers who enjoy fresh ahi poke, sashimi and tuna steaks that are revered in the islands. Prices can spike when the fishery closes and a constant supply helps the market remain more stable.
Boggs delivered his report to the Scientific and Statistical Committee that advises the Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council. The council, known as Wespac, is tasked with developing policies to prevent overfishing, minimize bycatch and protect fish stocks and habitat but has a long history of fighting for measures to benefit the fishing industry and getting sued for hurting the environment.
The fleet of roughly 140 longline vessels routinely reaches its bigeye quota early. Last year, the fishermen did so at record pace, hauling in their allotted 3,554 tons by mid-July. The prior record was 2015, when the fishery was temporarily closed by early August.
The current pace is more typical, said Boggs, who heads the Fisheries Research and Monitoring Division of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center.
But he repeatedly cautioned that “it is not a smart forecast. It’s a really dumb forecast.”
The projection is based on eight-year averages of the amount of bigeye tuna caught by Hawaii’s longline fleet in the western and central Pacific. It does not factor in how hard the longliners are fishing, known as catch per unit effort. And there is no real-time data to know where the boats are.
“We don’t know what they’re catching now,” Boggs said.
There’s a 25 percent chance, for instance, that the fishermen will hit their limit a few weeks earlier than forecast. That’s what happened last year.
Deal In Place With Northern Marianas
An agreement with at least one U.S. Pacific island territory, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, has already been secured for the longliners to resume fishing after they reach their quota, according to a copy of the contract that Civil Beat obtained through a federal Freedom of Information Act request.
The arrangement was previously approved by the National Marine Fisheries Service but it still has to sign off on the deal each year. Wespac is working to help make this as seamless as possible so the boats do not end up docked while waiting for the feds to push the paperwork through.
The deal between Quota Management Inc. President Khang Dang and CNMI Gov. Ralph Torres involves paying $250,000 for 1,000 tons of the territory’s 2,000-ton limit. The money is deposited into the Western Pacific Sustainable Fisheries Fund in support of fisheries development projects identified by the territory, such as harbor improvements.
QMI can assign its rights and obligations to the Hawaii Longline Association, a wholly owned subsidiary of QMI. HLA is a nonprofit trade association formed to advance and benefit the Hawaii-based commercial longline fisheries industry.
Similar agreements have been made in the past with Guam and American Samoa, though the price has steadily increased. In 2013, it was $150,000 for 1,000 tons of CNMI’s quota.
The forecast shows the longliners catching 4,877 tons of tuna in the western and central Pacific by the end of the year. That means they will need agreements with at least two territories to keep fishing, which would cost $500,000 combined.
David Henkin, staff attorney for Earthjustice, a nonprofit environmental law organization, calls the quota-sharing deals a “shell game” that allows overfishing, but the courts have so far disagreed. A U.S. District Court judge ruled in 2015 that federal regulations allow Hawaii fishermen to continue sidestepping these catch limits.
Looking East For More Ahi
The longliners, who fish by extending miles of line with thousands of hooks, have also been heading to the eastern Pacific for bigeye, where they have been catching more fish at a faster pace.
Vessels over 24 meters long can catch up to 500 tons in the eastern Pacific. They had caught more than half of that allotment as of Tuesday, according to NOAA.
Boggs said the catch by large vessels in the eastern Pacific was “radically higher” earlier this year but has tapered off. He said he suspects some of those longliners are now heading to the western and central Pacific.
The WCPFC — a treaty-based organization of 26 members including Pacific island nations, the United States, Japan, China and South Korea — is holding its annual meeting in December in the Philippines, and it’s a critical year for bigeye tuna.
The prior three-year quota agreement, which gradually reduced countries’ limits to help bigeye tuna stocks recover from overfishing, expires at the end of 2017. Wespac, fishermen, government officials, environmental advocates and scientists will all likely be at the commission’s meeting to try to influence the decision.
Despite declining catch limits over the past decade, Hawaii’s longliners are bringing in more fish thanks to the quota-sharing agreements with the territories and increase in the amount of bigeye caught in the eastern Pacific.
Bigeye tuna is not considered overfished but has been experiencing periodic overfishing since 2004. Wespac officials have said it’s not Hawaii’s longliners who are to blame. They point at other countries whose quotas are far higher, like Japan, which had a catch limit of 19,670 tons in 2014. The U.S. limit at that time was 3,763 tons. Japan’s limit was dropped to 16,860 in 2017.
“We do feel that the level of impact of the Hawaii longline fisheries, when operating under territory arrangements, is not impeding the elimination of bigeye overfishing within the region,” Eric Kingma, who handles enforcement and Environmental Protection Act issues for Wespac, said last year when the tuna limits were being debated.
Wespac is set to meet for four days next week. The agenda includes new stock assessments, proposals on fishing regulations for Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument and updates on plans to reduce the incidental killings of endangered species like false killer whales.
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Shawn Szydlowski hasn’t been on Memorial Coliseum ice since March 11. To say he was gleeful about Tuesday’s announcement the Komets will play this season would be an understatement.
“I don’t even think there’s a number for (my excitement), to be honest. It’s just through the roof,” said Szydlowski, the longest-tenured player, entering his eighth season. “It’s obviously been a long year for us and for everybody. Just the way I’d sum it up: To finally get some good news out of this whole situation means the world to all of us.”
While the Komets lost some player commitments in recent days – including defenseman Bobby Shea, who retired – it beefed up its impressive-looking roster by signing Justin Vaive, Anthony Nellis and Austin McIlmurray on Tuesday.
With only 14 of the ECHL’s 26 teams participating, and three teams in the higher-level American Hockey League bowing out, the ECHL’s talent level is perhaps higher than ever before. The Komets don’t expect to get players from their parent club, the Vegas Golden Knights, because NHL roster sizes have been increased, but Fort Wayne’s 22-man squad features A.J. Jenks, Marco Roy, Zach Pochiro, Mason Bergh, Blake Siebenaler and Jackson Leef.
“Unfortunately, we can’t sell the building out (despite) the product we’re going to have on the ice,” Szydlowski said. “I mean, it’s going to be unbelievable. I had this conversation with my parents today: I don’t care who I play with; there’s not a bad option on the team. First to third line, there’s not really going to be a number on any of those things this year. … It’s going to be a one-time thing. You’re not going to get this same product even next year, anywhere in the league. It’s going to be something to see.”
The Komets, who averaged a league-best 8,090 fans last season, have been approved by the Allen County Department of Health to have 2,619 fans per game when their season begins the weekend of Feb. 12. The Komets will skate a 50-game season. The 13 teams that already began play will skate 72 games apiece. It’s unknown if the ECHL will hold a postseason.
Vaive, a 31-year-old forward, had 21 goals and 35 points in 58 games last season for Cincinnati, which opted out of this season.
“Justin will be a big part of this hockey club. He’s been a pain in our side for years and has scored a million goals against us,” Komets general manager David Franke said. “So now we’ve got him on our side and it reminds me of when Scotty Gruhl came here in 1990 to be with us (after years with Muskegon).”
In 2017-18, Vaive racked up 32 goals and 45 points in just 48 games.
“Justin is just a beast of a hockey player on the ice, a true professional, a leader, and somebody that will make a difference every time he steps on the ice,” Komets coach Ben Boudreau said. “He brings a very mature element to the way he approaches the game and makes everyone around him better, both on and off the ice.”
Nellis, 26, had five goals and eight points in 10 games for the Komets, when he was fresh out of Lake Superior State, in 2019. Last season, the center had 15 goals and 29 points in 47 games for Idaho.
McIlmurray, 24, was a forward last season with Sacred Heart University, accruing 18 goals and 32 points in 34 games.
Along with Shea, the Komets have also lost forward Luke Boka, who will play college hockey in Canada, Franke said.
Szydlowski noted that there are “pros and cons” to starting the season two months after the other 13 ECHL teams, and that he’s “looking forward to seeing how we stack up because it’s going to be great competition. Everyone’s going to have stacked rosters, no matter who we play this year. It’s really going to be probably the hardest this league is ever going to be.”


Justification of Red List Category
This species has an extremely large range, and hence does not approach the thresholds for Vulnerable under the range size criterion (Extent of Occurrence <20,000 km2 combined with a declining or fluctuating range size, habitat extent/quality, or population size and a small number of locations or severe fragmentation). Despite the fact that the population trend appears to be decreasing, the decline is not believed to be sufficiently rapid to approach the thresholds for Vulnerable under the population trend criterion (>30% decline over ten years or three generations). The population size is very large, and hence does not approach the thresholds for Vulnerable under the population size criterion (<10,000 mature individuals with a continuing decline estimated to be >10% in ten years or three generations, or with a specified population structure). For these reasons the species is evaluated as Least Concern.
The European population is estimated at 157,000-346,000 pairs, which equates to 314,000-693,000 mature individuals (BirdLife International 2015). Europe forms approximately 50% of the global range, so a very preliminary estimate of the global population size is 630,000-1,400,000 mature individuals. The population is therefore placed in the band 600,000-1,499,999 mature individuals.
The overall population trend is decreasing, although some populations have unknown trends (Wetlands International 2015). The European population trend is unknown (BirdLife International 2015).
Behaviour Western and southern populations of this species are mainly sedentary (Snow and Perrins 1998), whereas others are fully migratory, moving overland on a broad front between breeding and wintering grounds (del Hoyo et al. 1996). After mild winters the spring migration begins in late-February, otherwise it occurs from March to mid-April (Snow and Perrins 1998) or May (del Hoyo et al. 1996). In Europe and Russia the autumn migration occurs from August to December (del Hoyo et al. 1996, Snow and Perrins 1998). The species breeds in single pairs or small family groups (Snow and Perrins 1998) although large concentrations of breeding birds may occurring in extensive wetlands, with nests 20-50 m apart where population densities are high (Taylor 1998). After breeding the species may pause on passage in favourable habitats between early-July and early-September (Taylor 1998) to undergo a flightless wing-moult (Snow and Perrins 1998) that may last for c.3 weeks (Taylor and van Perlo 1998, Snow and Perrins 1998). Outside of the breeding season the species remains solitary (Taylor 1998, Snow and Perrins 1998), but may occasionally congregate into small groups of up to 30 individuals during the winter (Taylor 1998). The species regularly uses well-defined paths between favoured food sources within its habitat (Snow and Perrins 1998). Habitat The species requires muddy ground for foraging (del Hoyo et al. 1996) and shows a preference for shallow still or slow-flowing water (del Hoyo et al. 1996) 5-30 cm deep (Taylor 1998), surrounded by dense riparian, emergent, submergent or aquatic vegetation (del Hoyo et al. 1996). Breeding It breeds in reedbeds and other emergent vegetation in fresh and saline swamps, fens and marshes (del Hoyo et al. 1996, Taylor 1998) and at the fringes of open fresh or saline lakes (del Hoyo et al. 1996, Taylor 1998). Other habitats include clay pits, gravel pits, peat excavations (Taylor 1998), river oxbows and channels, damp meadows and rice paddy-fields (del Hoyo et al. 1996). Rather than occupying large uniform wet areas in larger habitats, the species shows a preference for wetlands that form a mosaic with drier patches and areas of trees (e.g. willow Salix spp. [Taylor 1998]) or other fringing scrub (Taylor 1998). Non-breeding On migration and in the winter the species frequents riverbanks (Urban et al. 1986), canals (Urban et al. 1986), gravel pits (del Hoyo et al. 1996), farm sewage outfalls (del Hoyo et al. 1996, Taylor 1998), marshy areas (Iceland) (del Hoyo et al. 1996), bracken on islands (del Hoyo et al. 1996, Taylor 1998), flooded blackberry Rubus spp. thickets (del Hoyo et al. 1996, Taylor 1998) and other very small wetland patches (del Hoyo et al. 1996). Diet The species is omnivorous, its diet consisting predominantly of animal matter (Snow and Perrins 1998) such as worms, leeches, molluscs, shrimps, crayfish, spiders, terrestrial and aquatic insects and larvae, amphibians (del Hoyo et al. 1996, Taylor 1998) (e.g. frogs, toads and newts) (Taylor 1998), fish, birds and mammals (del Hoyo et al. 1996). It also takes plant matter (especially during the autumn and winter) including shoots, roots, seeds, berries and fruits (del Hoyo et al. 1996). Breeding site The nest is a substantial cup of vegetation (del Hoyo et al. 1996, Taylor 1998) that is usually positioned in thick stands of reeds or rushes on the ground in or near water, or rarely on a tree stump or in the open (del Hoyo et al. 1996, Taylor 1998). Nests placed in water are built up if the water level rises (Urban et al. 1986).
The species is vulnerable to severe conditions (e.g. ice or severe floods) (del Hoyo et al. 1996, Taylor 1998). In some areas it suffers from habitat destruction through land reclamation and wetland drainage (Hagemeijer and Blair 1997).
Conservation Actions Underway
EU Birds Directive Annex II. There are currently no known conservation measures in place for this species within Europe.
Conservation Actions Proposed
The following information refers to the species's European range only: Key sites should be identified and protected and monitoring of populations introduced. Research into the species's population dynamics and habitat requirements would inform future conservation measures.
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Are YOU or someone that you know a victim of violence?
Or, perhaps you see someone you believe may be heading in this unhappy direction. Abuse has become a pandemic like a disease and is rapidly spreading, even to Christian homes.
In the lines of this book, you will read about a Christian woman who fell into this trap of deception. The signs were there from the beginning, yet love blinded her about the inevitable to come.
When you are a decent person, you believe in and only see the best in others. They know you are na?ve and show no regard or conscience in hurting you by breaking your spirit, piece by piece. They do this physically, emotionally, mentally, and sexually. You are nothing to them ? you are only an object for humiliating and dominating.
How do you leave? Particularly when your Christian faith teaches you that marriage is forever. How can you break your covenant with God? What about your children? What will people say? Especially your Christian friends? Where will you go? What will you do? These questions keep you in bondage.
All seems impossible and is too hard even to consider. Depression sets in ? you feel afraid, lost, and abandoned by everyone.
If only you had listened or understood God?s rule for marriage before thinking you knew it all.
Is it too late for you? Or can you become the person that God wanted you to be from


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The Foundation provides grants to assist Aboriginal communities and individuals by providing funds to support projects which advance the aims of the Foundation, with the current focus on supporting art, health and cultural projects with a connection to Aboriginal art and/or artists.
In view of the limited resources available to the Foundation, priority for funding is being given to the following categories:
1. Seeding grants:
- to research the relevance and value of new projects with a connection to Aboriginal art and/or artists that may be ineligible for support from existing agencies
- to facilitate schemes or projects with a connection to Aboriginal art and/or artists which are of benefit to Aboriginal health, welfare or education which have potential for wider application.
2. One-off grants in support of:
- health and well being of artists and their families
- education through art projects which will benefit health and well being
- individuals and communities, with a connection to Aboriginal art and/or artists, to meet special needs
Level of Grants Provided
The Foundation will fund projects from $500 to a limit of $5,000. To enquire about other levels of funding please contact us at email@example.com.
Please note, for legal reasons, the ABF may only pay grant money to organisations or companies endorsed as a "Deductible Gift Recipient" (a DGR).
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Time Frame for Applicants
Grant applications are considered by the Board of the Foundation at each directors meeting. The Board currently meets approximately 6 - 8 times each year.
In extreme and special circumstances the Board may allocate funds outside these guidelines.
Applications for grants can be made using the ABF Grant Application Form.
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Lofts to Talk About
Before the recent economic troubles presented themselves, optimistic Bostonians fully expected Fort Point to bust out as the South End’s edgier cousin — its brick-and-beam-loft dwellers were sure to fast-track an array of exciting retail ventures, not to mention a vibrant, gritty-glam nightlife scene. But just because Fort Point isn’t yet a replica of New York’s Tribeca doesn’t mean it’s DOA. “We’re all disappointed that the economic scene didn’t allow quick development,” says Vivien Li, executive director of the Boston Harbor Association. “On the other hand, anytime something new opens, it’s huge.”
In fact, much is percolating in Fort Point. The city of Boston has 41 million square feet of development now under review, approved, or in construction, and 42 percent of that real estate is located here. And artsy it may stay, thanks to a few key players who are keeping prices down in order to lure cool kids to the channel. Case in point: this month’s opening of chichi Louis Boston on Fan Pier. It wouldn’t have happened without developer Joe Fallon, overlord of 21 precious waterfront acres, who made a sweetheart deal with owner Debi Greenberg to woo her away from Newbury Street and other prospective locations by promising a tailor-made, albeit “temporary,” new building. (Fallon’s master plan shows a residential tower on that site — presumably Louis’s permanent home will anchor the lower floors once it’s built.) With Louis Boston in place, the upper crust can browse modern art at the nearby ICA (free on Thursday evenings), then treat themselves to an appointment at Salon Mario Russo after perusing the racks.
Meanwhile, Young Park of Berkeley Investments made sure his recently completed FP3 condo project on Congress Street offers plenty of lower-priced studio units to attract members of the creative class. The building is expected to win FHA approval shortly, meaning buyers will be able to finance these units with government-backed loans up to $523,750 with only 3.5 percent down. It was also Park who lured chef-restaurateur Barbara Lynch to Fort Point with a great bargain on space for Sportello, Drink, and her new upscale restaurant Menton, opening later this spring. Similarly, Park coaxed Joanne Chang to start up a branch of her bakery, Flour, on Farnsworth Street in 2007.
Although developer Tony Goldman, who has a portfolio of nine buildings on Melcher and A streets, is occasionally demonized for displacing Fort Point’s artist population, he’s making good by offering “boutique office space” at $20 per square foot. It’s not class-A space (Ropes & Gray won’t be relocating here anytime soon), but the elevators work, and the lobbies are graffiti-free. Once designers, software startups, architects, and retailers set up offices here, Goldman plans to develop a hip residential component to match, the first piece of which will be a 180-foot tower at 319 A Street Rear, now in the approval process. And as the ranks of the local population swell, expect to see more restaurants like Barlow’s, which opened on A Street in January, serving up midprice fare for neighborhood residents, the lunch crowd, and commuters using the Boston Harbor Water Taxi.
“It’s a seven-to-10-year cycle,” says Albert Price, managing director of Goldman Properties. “Fix up the buildings to get the creative businesses in, develop retail at the ground level, and residential will follow.”


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Berkeley, CA—The Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life (The Magnes) and the Division of the Arts & Humanities at UC Berkeley are pleased to announce the appointment of Hannah Weisman as its first Executive Director.
Weisman’s appointment is the result of a landmark partnership between Taube Philanthropies, the Magnes Museum Foundation, and UC Berkeley. The first four years of the position are generously funded by a pledge from the Magnes Museum Foundation and Taube Philanthropies.
Weisman is a museum professional who brings to The Magnes more than 20 years of experience in museum education and administration, including programming, fundraising, and inclusive community collaboration. She assumes the role on December 12, following outgoing Interim Faculty Director John Efron. Efron graciously led The Magnes during a time of transition, advocating for the new leadership role that Weisman steps into.
Weisman most recently served as the Director of Education at the Boston Athenæum, where she spearheaded the organization’s participation in two statewide initiatives, designed digital resources to expand the reach of the library’s archives, developed and managed academic programs, and increased university access and partnerships regionally. Previous to her work with the Athenæum, Weisman worked at cultural institutions in the northeast, including Historic Newton, the Shelburne Museum, and the Fenimore Art Museum.
“We are incredibly lucky to have Hannah Weisman lead The Magnes, the largest collection of Judaica on the West Coast, and an institution that has the potential to transform our understanding of Jewish heritage and diasporic cultures,” said Sara Guyer, Dean of the Division of Arts & Humanities and chair of the search committee. “Weisman brings decades of experience in established museums and has the ability to bring the complex and rich story of The Magnes to both the Berkeley campus and the world. Her understanding of digital collections, innovation around community engagement, and her ability to tap into an expansive museum and library network will usher this magnificent institution into a visionary future.”
Having worked extensively with large collections, Weisman brings a deep understanding of the preservation, digitization, and interpretive needs of a collection such as The Magnes. As The Magnes’ collection continues to grow with new acquisitions including the Taube Family Arthur Szyk Collection and the Roman Vishniac Archive, Weisman plans to expand its access and visibility internationally.
“It is always the Magnes Museum Foundation’s goal to see the Collection promoted and preserved with enthusiasm and intense energy.” said Barry Cohn, Foundation President. “We are very much looking forward to Weisman’s arrival as Executive Director. We know she will bring her museum knowledge, high level competence and energy to help bring the Collection to the next level of interaction with the campus and general community. Weisman’s efforts will certainly enhance the community’s ability to learn from and enjoy this amazing collection of Jewish life and art.”
As the grandchild of Holocaust survivors, Weisman is personally committed to inclusion, equity and belonging, which sits at the heart of The Magnes’s mission to preserve histories of diasporic communities around the world. At the Boston Athenæum, Weisman elevated the forgotten histories buried in the institution’s collections, notably creating an educational guide to the photograph albums once owned by anti-slavery activist Harriet Bell Hayden.
“I am thrilled to welcome Hannah Weisman to the Berkeley campus community. I am confident that her experience, skills, and values will help advance and strengthen The Magnes’s mission and contributions,” said Chancellor Carol Christ, “The university’s partnership with The Magnes is an essential part of our academic ecosystem, and an inseparable part of all that we do to support Jewish studies and the Jewish community on our campus and far beyond.”
Originally founded in 1962 by Seymour and Rebecca Fromer with a focus on preserving the legacy of vanishing Jewish communities around the world, Berkeley’s Judah L. Magnes Museum became The Magnes Collection in 2010. As one of the world’s preeminent Jewish collections in a university setting, its remarkably diverse archive, library, and museum holdings include art, objects, texts, music, and historical documents about the Jews in the global diaspora and the American West.
“I can’t imagine a better visionary to lead The Magnes Collection of Jewish Art & Life at the University of California Berkeley through its next chapter,” said Elizabeth Barker, Executive Director of The Frick Pittsburgh, and Ms. Weisman’s former supervisor at the Boston Athenaeum. “Hannah is bringing to Berkeley not only extensive museum experience, academic interest in Jewish cultural history, and a thoughtful approach to mentoring teams, but also a truly exceptional skill at developing public programs that appeal to broad non-specialist audiences without sacrificing intellectual rigor.”
As Weisman prepares to join The Magnes next month, she looks forward to future opportunities to engage with existing and new audiences.
“The Magnes Collection is truly special in that it has the opportunity to connect people with stories that are relevant and timely. Stories play a powerful role in how we engage with the world and make meaning for ourselves. This collection has the power to support research, teaching and learning, and informal inquiry,” said Weisman. “Whether we’re fostering community locally or providing access to international scholars, The Magnes provides unparalleled views of the Jewish diaspora.”
Weisman plans to prioritize programs that will renew and expand relationships between The Magnes and local communities, while at the same time benefiting from the international reach of UC Berkeley.
“The distinctive placement of The Magnes, on the border of the University, physically places us both in the community and in the University. I look forward to engaging in the public humanities by providing the collaborative crossover that only a public institution like UC Berkeley can provide.”
As for what types of programming and exhibitions Weisman is interested in facilitating, we can expect them to be multifaceted and engaging, guiding unlikely collaborations to tell new stories and pique new interests.
“The Magnes has infinite possibilities to facilitate research and be a vibrant public gathering space, functions that are not mutually exclusive. I especially look forward to collaborating with the other museums on campus. There is such a rich network of people and materials to engage with. As a generalist without a specialty, I think that gives me a lot of creativity and flexibility to create interdisciplinary opportunities for discourse, partnership, and public engagement,” Weisman said, “I don’t know what dinosaurs have to do with judaica, yet, but we’re going to find out!”
April 10, 2024

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Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC has been named a 2015 HIMSS Enterprise Davies Award recipient.. The Davies Awards program promotes electronic health record-enabled improvement in patient outcomes through sharing of case studies and lessons learned across a wide range of efforts, including implementation strategies, workflow design, best practice development and adherence, and patient engagement that have improved care outcomes for patients.
Renowned for its outstanding clinical services, research programs and medical education, Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC has helped establish the standards of excellence in pediatric care. The first HIMSS Analytics Stage 7 pediatric hospital in the United States, Children’s Hospital has been in its new 10-acre home in Pittsburgh's Lawrenceville neighborhood since May 2009. Designed with input from physicians, nurses and families to ensure that patients receive care in a comfortable setting, the hospital is a benchmark for quality care built on five principles including: family-centered care, patient-safety and quality, technological sophistication, green campus and quiet building. From ambulatory care to transplantation and cardiac care, Children’s Hospital’s pediatric experts care for infants, children and adolescents who make more than 1 million visits to Children’s, its many neighborhood locations, and Children's Community Pediatrics practices each year.
Leveraging robust reporting from a state-of-the-art data warehouse, Children’s Hospital has significantly reduced hospital-acquired infections. A variety of clinical data populates a dashboard to generate a pediatric Rothman Index, a real-time and an easy-to-understand composite score that evaluates the patient’s condition. Using this scoring and alert interface that works through both the EHR and a number of mobile devices, providers trigger early preventative measures to significantly reduce ICU admissions associated with pulmonary and cardiac events.
In addition to these efforts to improve care delivery, Children’s Hospital has leveraged information technology to improve supply chain management to improve patient safety and financial outcomes. RFID technology, bar-coding, patient identification, and system automation have been leveraged to improve on-time delivery of medication rates while lowering medication errors by 60%. An improved labeling and delivery system has virtually eliminated errors in breast milk delivery. Besides potential health risks, the piece of mind for a new mother to know that she is receiving her own breast milk to administer to her newborn following discharge cannot be measured.
“This award recognizes the enhancements we have made to Children’s health informatics program and the tremendous impact these technological advances have made on care provided to our patients and families,” said Harun Rashid, vice president, global health services and chief information officer, Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC.
“As a pediatric hospital, Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC treats the most at-risk patients,” said Jonathan French, director of quality and patient safety at HIMSS North America. “Ensuring their patients receive the right treatment at the right time is paramount to successful treatment. Rather than trying to achieve static metrics, Children’s Hospital has a culture of learning and focus on constant improvement enabled through innovative data analytics and reporting capability. Those analytics are then used to launch programs that improve care delivery. The Davies Committee and HIMSS congratulate the team members of Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC on receiving the Davies Award in recognition of IT utilization to improve the health outcomes of the children of western Pennsylvania.”
Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC will be recognized at the 2016 HIMSS Conference & Exhibition, Monday, Feb. 29-Friday, March 4 in Las Vegas, Nev. For more information on applying for the HIMSS Davies Awards of Excellence, visit the HIMSS Davies Award website. The 2016 Davies Awards submission cycle will be open from Jan. 1 to July 1, 2016.
About HIMSS North America
HIMSS North America, a business unit within HIMSS, positively transforms health and healthcare through the best use of information technology in the United States and Canada. As a cause-based non-profit, HIMSS North America provides thought leadership, community building, professional development, public policy, and events. HIMSS North America represents 64,000 individual members, 640 corporate members, and over 450 non-profit organizations. Thousands of volunteers work with HIMSS to improve the quality, cost-effectiveness, access, and value of healthcare through IT. Major initiatives within HIMSS North America include the HIMSS Annual Conference & Exhibition, National Health IT Week, HIMSS Innovation Center, HIMSS Interoperability Showcases™, HIMSS Health IT Value Suite, and ConCert by HIMSS™.
HIMSS is a global voice, advisor, convener, and thought leader of health transformation through the best use of IT with a unique breadth and depth of expertise and capabilities to improve the quality, safety, and cost-effectiveness of health and healthcare. Through its network of over 1 million professionals, including 64,000-plus members, HIMSS advises leaders, stakeholders and influencers globally on IT best practices to ensure decision-makers have the right information at the right time to make the right decisions. HIMSS North America,HIMSS Analytics, Personal Connected Health Alliance, HIMSS Media and HIMSS International (HIMSS Europe,HIMSS Asia and HIMSS Middle East) are the five business units of HIMSS. A not-for-profit headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, HIMSS has additional offices in North America, Europe, United Kingdom, and Asia.

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Child labour is one of the issues of most manufacturing company where two sides are to be considered for the manufacturing company will have to consider saving on the cost of production by getting cheap labour and giving cheap labour cost to the people labour and debate on the Rawls’ theory of justice, or to follow the ethical theory of Kantian that is not to use child labour for its against human rights to not respect the children rights. In Rawls’ theory of justice towards child labour is that sometimes it make sense to trade off some parts of the child’s life for the sake of making the whole of your life better.This is part of Rawls’ theory that is the maximin strategy which is by having identified all the worst-case scenarios that exist within each option before us, and by having identified all the worst-case possibilities, we then select the one that is the least worse, thus for the child that has done child labour they have choose to work, for they are unable to feed themselves or any other issues which is much worse than working and then will have the chance of getting 3 meals provided and not starve while continue to stand the rights of being a child and not work.Rawls’ theory of justice also to look at the scenario using the veil of ignorance which is by positioning oneself as an individual that has no knowledge on any ethnic origins; whether we will have privileged or deprived upbringing; whether we would be intelligent or slow-witted; male or female; be sexually abused or lead an idyllic childhood; be short or tall, or any other circumstances.
We will be asked a question is that the type of society we would like to live in.As for the situation of child labour this question will be ask to the personnel that has used child labour whether he or she would want to be in if their as a child, and from there the case will be evaluated. Using another theory which is the Kantian ethics, where human beings are put at the very priority of all others. Respect for fellow human being, and the need to treat other people as one would want to be treated one-self, which is to all ages of human.As for the case of child labour, definitely would the an issue to be banned by using the Kantian ethical approach, for child labour is to use a underage child to work as a labour which is against the child’s willingness to work and at times forcing the child to work over the time limit with underpaid low wage, by all this means causing harm toward the child or any human being that is being put on the child shoes. Kantian ethical theory have a ‘Golden Rule’ which is normally xpressed as’ do on to others as you would have done on to yourself’, this maybe support by a couple of cases where one of the case of Addidas company using child labour as part of the manufacturing team in Thailand where the case is brought up when some people are aware of this situation, but Addidas in charged personnel counter with statement that the children’s are given food and providence of education.
Based on the Kantain ‘Golden Rule’ the Addidas personnel is then counter back with the willingness to allow his own children to be treated as labour’s.

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Nearly 12 percent of children and teens in the U.S. use alternative medicine or treatments according to a first-of-its-kind government survey released today. It also found that families were more likely to turn to these unconventional approaches when they can't afford traditional care.
The report by the National Institutes of Health, http://nccam.nih.gov/ showed that parents most typically turned to alternative therapies to treat childrens back or neck pain, colds, anxiety or stress and attention deficit disorders, such as ADD.
Government researchers said that while some of the alternative products and practices used by parents and their children have shown some benefits in clinical trials, such as fish oil and chiropractic care, most lack the large-scale, scientific studies needed to confirm safety and effectiveness. The researchers said that is especially true for children.
"Over the years we expect to look more at this pediatric population and the benefits and risks for this population," said Richard L. Nahin, acting director of the division of extramural research at the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, one of the government agencies that conducted the survey
Dr. Sean Palfrey, a professor of pediatrics and public health at Boston Medical Center, estimates that about 30 percent of his patients seek alternative medicines for their children. He said the government survey suggests that parents reach for unconventional treatments when their children are struggling with chronic conditions, such as back and neck pain, colds, anxiety and attention deficit disorders.
"These are things that are multi-faceted, with many different causes that Western medicine doesn’t have one antibiotic or vaccine to make better, so people look around," Palfrey said.
The government's report focused on 36 diverse products and practices, such as herbal and other nonvitamin supplements, meditation, chiropractic and acupuncture, that are not generally considered to be part of conventional medicine.
While nearly 40 percent of adults in the survey reported using some sort of unconventional medicine or treatment in the past year, parents with higher incomes and higher education were more likely to seek unconventional approaches for themselves and their children.
The survey also compared usage among adults from 2002 to 2007 and found that, overall, the percentages have remained about steady -- 36 percent in 2002 and 38 percent in 2007. But there has been a substantial shift in the types of therapies, with a significant increase in the percentage of people using meditation, message therapy, yoga and deep breathing.
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The fringes are trendy, but this does not mean we can use them without limitations as it would end up looking like a hippie revolutionary 60s.
As for some women it is not easy finding the balance in the amount of fringe style and his look, in this post I detail a number of tips and ideas of how to implement them in an outfit.
You can be the latest fashions by incorporating a bag fringed scarf or a pair of boots. Just make sure the rest of what you wear, do not have fringes at all and is simple lines to allow the trend speak for itself.
Skirts are great allies when introducing fringes to look. It is best that you can combine a cotton shirt or a shirt with a skirt with these characteristics and look very elegant.
There are countless models fringed shoes, choose the one that best suits your needs Anatomy and never fails.
One piece at a time fringed
The fringes should only be in one accessory or garment look, this is so that each piece attracts attention and not miss out on the set.
If you use two or more pieces with fringes, the focal point will be confused and the rest of the outfit .
A good combination is to use a fringed jacket with a dress in nude or solid colors that will not detract from your coat.
The necklaces that are used today are great outfit with a quiet basic colors and simple lines, for example a black suit, cream blouse and stilettos combined with a large golden necklace pendant chains.
The fringes are also carried in bikinis and integral meshes, these are usually in the bust or hip really nice and there are many different options.


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Under Nunavik’s COVID-19 lockdown, only charter flights travel to the region
All travellers need approval from the regional government
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Nunavik’s lockdown due to COVID-19 continues to mean major changes in how you can travel to the region.
Since April 3, it’s been impossible to fly from Montreal to Kuujjuaq and on to Iqaluit via Canadian North, because the airline cancelled that long-standing route.
Now the airline has announced another major change to the nature of its flights leaving from Montreal for Kuujjuaq: scheduled flights are no longer offered, and only pre-approved passengers can board flights chartered by the Nunavik Regional Board of Health and Social Services and the Kativik Regional Government.
This move is in response to Nunavik’s travel lockdown order issued on April 2 after the region’s second case of COVID-19 was confirmed, Canadian North said.
This lockdown has ended Air Inuit’s scheduled flights to and around Nunavik.
Canadian North charter flights between Montreal and Kuujjuaq now leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays.
Travel between Nunavik and southern Canada is currently restricted to those with medical appointments, health-care workers and other essential workers.
Nunavik’s health board says it may also make humanitarian exemptions for residents who are in the south and want to return home. Requests can be sent to firstname.lastname@example.org.
Those cleared to return to Nunavik will have to self-isolate upon arrival, except for patients at the Ullivik residence in Montreal who self-isolated before their return.
All flights now leave from the Air Inuit FBO Terminal at 6005, boul. de la Côte-Vertu in Montreal.
Canadian North said there are no changes to its Canadian North Cargo drop-off and pickup locations.


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MC:F10 Papers of Richard Chandler (D.D., Fellow 1770-1780)
The letters and papers were given to the archives by Colonel Reginald Lee in 1941. Richard Chandler (1738-1810) was a fellow of Magdalen College 1770-80. He matriculated at Queen’s College in 1755. He obtained a Demyship at Magdalen College in 1757 and he received his B.A. in 1759, and an M.A. in 1761. Chandler became Senior Proctor and Senior Dean of Arts in 1772. He obtained his B.D. and D.D. in 1773. He was Junior Dean of Arts 1773, Bursar 1774, and Vice-President 1775, Dean of Divinity 1777. In 1783, he became the Curate of West Tisted. He was Rector of Tylehurst in 1810 when he died. Chandler, an eminent scholar and antiquary, was the author of The Life of William Waynflete (published 1811).
The papers in this collection relate almost entirely to Chandler’s work on an edition of the Greek poet Pindar, which was never completed. Papers relating to Chandler’s life of William Waynflete, which came into the hands of President Martin Routh, may be found at MC:PR30/1/MS1/1-3.
Catalogued January 2005.
MC:F10/C1 Correspondence with W. Clarke Jr.
MC:F10/C2 Correspondence requesting access to various editions of Pindar MSS
MC:F10/MS1 Manuscript notes and collations for Chandler’s edition of Pindar
MC:F10/MS2 Letters pertaining to the acquisition of the Chandler papers
MC:F10/MS3 Letters relating to Dr. Robert Dudley Middleton’s work Dr. Routh