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Tewksbury won twice. Anthony DiFranco and PJ Civitarese both scored twice, Jeremy Isogna, Matt Doherty and Tyler Barnes all had two assists and Matt Calouro pitched a shutout in an 8-0 victory over Belmont – and Matt Cooke scored four goals, Tyler Bourgea posted 1-2-3, Joey Bourgea 1-1-2 and Insogna two assists in an 8-1 victory over North Reading;
Jase Hannigan scored what turned out to be the winning goal with 47 seconds left in the first period as Dedham downed the Wizards 4-1; Driscoll's second goal of the game with 3:09 left to give the Wizards a 3-3 tie with Belmont – Jack Kilcoyne and Ryan Nortz with a goal and an assist for Belmont; Will Donovan and Marco Mottola both wore hats, Donovan with three assists and Mottola one, No. 21 posted four assists and Hogan Sedky scored twice in Marblehead's big win over Wakefield – Brian Purcell with two goals in the loss; and Jordan Dustin, who also had an assist, scored with 4:12 left to give Concord a 2-2 tie with Andover – Andover with two goals in 66 seconds in the second period.
Hyde Park and Parkway both won twice and Medford wore a pair of ties in the North. Carrara dished out four assists, Hulst wore the hat, Sullivan had a goal and two assists, Allen scored twice, O'Sullivan, Santangelo and O'Brien all posted 1-1-2 and MacDougall pitched a shutout in Hyde Parks big win over Charlestown – and Carrara scored twice in a 7-2 triumph over Newton; Brandon Hashi pitched a shutout and Evan Chan scored in the first period in Parkway's 2-0 victory over Newton – and Mullan and Lawler (No. 22) both wore hats, Chan posted 1-2-3 and C. Lawler had 1-1-2 in an 11-5 win over South Boston, M. Blasi with 2-1-3 and Young 1-1-2 in the loss; Terrell People and Cam Petrillo scored third-period goals to give Medford a 2-2 tie with Greater Lowell, No. 24 with assists on both goals for Lowell – and No. 8 scored the tying goal with 4:03 left and Owen Keefe wore the hat as Lynnfield/Saugus pulled out a 4-4 tie with Medford, Mike Brandano and Kevin Flaherty with 1-1-2 apiece for Medford;
Dearden wore the hat and had two assists and Minucci delivered two goals and two assists in South Boston's 7-4 victory over Medford – Nick Mazzocca with two goals in the loss; Jack Caputo had 1-1-2 and seven different players scored goals in Cape Ann's 7-3 win over Andover – Cole Robinson with two goals in the loss; Aiden Reilly snapped a 1-1 tie with 9:37 left and Max Paladino had two assists in Wellesley's 7-3 triumph over Medfield; Zack Mackeil wore the hat and had an assist and Eric Spinney had two assists in Wilmington's 5-2 victory over Winchester – Caiden Brady with 1-1-2 in the loss; Keefe scored six goals, wearing a natural hat in the first inning, and added an assist, No. 13 had a goal and three assists and Sean Flynn and No. 1 also delivered three assists as Lynnfield/Saugus defeated Winchester 8-3; Casey Kelley's second goal of the game, with 19 seconds left, gave Dorchester pulled out a 5-5 tie with Framingham – Finn Kelly with 2-1-3 for Dorchester and Ryder Shea two goals and Luke Angelo 1-1-2 for Framingham; Cam Caron wore a natural hat in a 2:51 span of the second period and finished with four goals and an assist to lead Greater Lowell an 8-1 victory over Andover; and Brady MacCutcheon wore the hat and Matt Sousa added two assists as Woburn nipped Wilmington 4-2.
In the South, Ryan Ferguson scored two goals and dished out three assists and Ton Sawin also had three assists as SMS defeated Concord-Carlisle 8-2; Irving scored two goals and dished out three assists, Tinkham scored four goals, Colby had1-2-3, Shoemaker 1-1-2 and Sullivan two assists in Triton's big win over Burlington; Paul Junsup-Shin scored two late goals to give Waltham a 4-4 tie with North Andover – Aiden Paquette with 1-1-2 for NA; Logan Cox posted 1-1-2 and Adam O'Shaughnessy two assists as Lexington/Bedford tie Triboro 3-3; Muse wore the hat and had two assists, Leonard scored one goal and set up three others, McKenna scored twice, Booth also had two assists and Oates pitched a shutout in Peabody's 8-0 victory over NH east; Saul Ginns delivered 2-1-3, Brian Patterson had three assists and Gavin Young two goals in Arlington's 7-3 win over Acton-Boxboro – John Hashem with two goals in the loss; and Tyler Olsen came through with 2-1-3, Ben Svoboda also scored twice and Murphy MacLeon had 1-1-2 in Nashoba's 5-2 victory over the Sharks.
Cambridge won twice in the North. Kiernan Crayton Dillon and Roman Powers both scored two goals and set up another, Ben Pepin posted a goal and two assists, Riley Canfield and Colin Foley both had 1-1-2 and Wylie Welch two assists in an 8-1 win over Somerville – and Crayton Dillon scored twice, Pepin, Cortez Heyworth and Derek Dejon all clicked for 1-1-2, Robert Baker and Tenzin Kalden both had two assists and Anthony Palmer pitched a shutout in a big win over Dorchester;
Lev Tolkoff and Elias Brendel both scored two goals and set up another and Tyler Brandl clicked for 1-1-2 in Brookline's 8-0 win over Charlestown; No. 58 scored twice in Chelmsford's 5-1 victory over Rochester; Finn McNeil wore the hat, Mike Dunphy went for 2-1-3, Will Palermino also scored twice and Damien Lamb pitched a shutout in Newburyport's 8-0 victory over Danvers; Jake Costa wore the hat and had an assist, Jack Baker scored twice and Owen Bergeron pitched a shutout in Haverhill/Pentucket's 6-0 win over Rochester; Harry Hall scored two goals and dished out four assists, Matt DeAngelis clicked for 1-2-3, Bella Gillis had 1-1-2 and Robbie Larkin pitched a shutout in Somerville's 7-0 triumph over NH East; Parker scored twice and Futiades had 1-1-2 as Winthrop topped Waltham 6-3 – Ben Meade with two goals in the loss; Brian Dunne wore a natural hat, Colin ward had 1-2-3, Ava Iantosca, Noel Adams and Nick Moreno all posted 1-1-2 and Ryan Laughter pitched a shutout in Dedham's 8-0 victory over Needham; and Luong pitched a shutout and Coleman scored twice as Assabet nipped Reading 3-0.
Agawam won twice in the South. Lukas Clark wore the hat and James Vytopil and No. 71 both tallied twice in a 12-4 win over Wakefield, Cam DiPrizio with two goals in the loss – and Cooper Miller posted 2-1-3, Angus Clark also scored twice and No. 71 had two assists in a 7-0 victory over Andover;
Collins and Eberhardt both had a goal and an assist to help Masco past Marblehead 6-1; Jack Allen and Ryan Dempsey both had two goals and an assist and Liam Casey posted 1-2-3 in NH East's big win over Danvers; No. 46 scored twice and No. 95 had 1-1-2 as Danvers clipped NH east 5-0; Ryan Jones wore the hat and had an assist and Ryan Thomas and Zach Sweet both scored twice in Malden/East Boston's 10-2 win over North Andover; Jake Tucker and Cody Larsen both scored twice and Nick Stallings and Jack Dunn both posted 1-1-2 in Acton-Boxboro's 6-3 victory over Billerica – Cam Feeney with 1-2-3 in the loss; Woolfrey wore the hat and had two assists, Hamill and McNabb both came through with two goals and three assists and Caliri pitched a shutout in Groton's big win over SMS; R. Dunbar's second goal of the game, with 3:32 left, gave North Reading a 5-4 decision over Beverly – Joey Marshall and Connor Wallace both with 1-1-2 in the loss; Luke Meszaros wore the hat and had an assist, Axel Nelson scored twice, Felix Giesen had1-1-2 and Cam Canoni pitched a shutout as Natick stopped Wellesley 7-0; Adam Lambert wore the hat and William McLaren added two assists as Methuen edged Tewksbury 5-4 – No. 2 with all four goals in the loss; and Nicholas Thurlow posted 2-1-3, Robert Flynn scored twice and Nicholas Nigohosian and Fred Hardy both had 1-1-2 as Hollis scored a big win over SMS.
In the East, Souza scored four goals and set up another, Aiden Cardina also wore a hat, adding an assist, and Mike Wheeler had two goals and an assist in Watertown's big win over Medfield – No. 23 with two goals in the loss; George came within 3:33 of a shutout and Stock scored what turned out to be the winner as Dorchester nipped Newton 2-1; Foley and Rausch scored late in the second period as Medfield edged Brookline 3-2; Sam Croke scored four goals and Christian Inello also wore a hat as S&S scored a big win over Melrose; Mason Luciano wore the hat and had an assist and Drew Waters posted 1-1-2 as Danvers defeated Triton 6-3; Sam Treacy scored two goals in 11 seconds late to give Needham a 3-3 tie with Hyde Park – Tommy Hartigan with a hat trick for HP; and Berlucci scored five goals, Keane delivered a goal and three assists and Conniffe clicked for 1-2-3 in Parkway's 8-2 victory over Brookline – No. 26 with both goals in the loss.
The Edge and Medford both won twice in the West. Ryan Rheaume scored four goals and added two assists, Tyler Girouard also scored four times, adding an assist, Ryan McKean posted 2-1-3, Jordan Delude had 1-1-2 and Mik Dango pitched a shutout in the Edge's big win over Stoneham – and Brady Geradi had 1-1-2 and Aiden Roberge two assists in a 6-3 triumph over Greater Lowell, CJ Moran with two goals and Marky Angluin 1-1-2 in the loss; Jaycen Fedore wore the hat, Aiden Titcomb had a goal and two assists, Nolan O'Keefe scored twice and Jacob Cantone also had two assists in Medford's 8-6 victory over Reading – No. 20 with two goals in the loss – and Titcomb's second goal of the game, with 5:15 left, gave Medford a 3-2 decision over Belmont;
Brennan Walsh and Mike McCarthy both wore hats and Ben Gibbons posted a goal and an assist in Wilmington's 7-3 victory over North Andover; No. 26 scored with 8:44 left to give Cambridge a 3-3 tie with Waltham, which got two goals from Ronald Ayers, Chris Murgo and Owen Driscoll both posted 1-1-2, eight different players scored goals and Adam Geary pitched a shutout in Woburn's 8-0 win over Waltham; McGillvray clicked for 2-1-3 and Harrison came within 31 seconds of a shutout, Doucette scoring, as North Andover topped Haverhill/Pentucket 5-1; Moran and Brayden Johnson scored 1:44 apart in the second period as Greater Lowell nipped Haverhill/Pentucket 4-2; Pat Morris wore the hat and had an assist, Liam Sullivan dished out four assists, Jack Crowell and Mike Baptista both had 2-1-3, Quin Ronan 1-1-2 and Owen O'Brien the shutout as the Cyclones scored a big win over Andover; Charlie Tingos's second goal of the game, with 8:55 left, turned out to be the winner as Belmont edged Winchester 3-2; Colin McKenzie pitched a shutout and Dylan Dinucci scored late in the second period of Arlington's 1-0 victory over Winchester; and Broden Landsteiner, Christian Nawn and Jake Morowski all posted 1-1-2 as Hollis defeated Wilmington 5-2.
Everett/Revere and Framingham both won twice in the Central. Derek Hudson tied the game with 7:28 left and Matt Lacroix then capped off a hat trick with 2:55 remaining to give Everett/Revere a 4-3 decision over Allston/Brighton, Matt McNeil with two goals in the loss – and Lacroix erupted for six goals, including four straight, Chase Branzell and Ben Saia posted 1-1-2 apiece and Nikolas Krokos pitched a shutout in a big win over Danvers; Edwin Ortiz scored twice in Framingham's 4-1 victory over SMS – and Jake McGreal clicked for 1-2-3 and Nathan Levey scored twice in a 4-2 win over Groton;
Robert Linso scored one goal and set up another in Parkway's 5-2 victory over Natick – Danny Balcon with two assists in the loss; Cam Enright scored five goals and set up another, Luke McGrath and Lucas Kenneally also wore hats, McGrath adding an assist, Dan Kelly had two assists and Emmett Reen the shutout in Allston/Brighton's big win over Winthrop; Nathan Andrews posted 2-1-3 and Sam Stein two assists as Acoton-Boxboro nipped Twin City 5-3; Charlie Siciliano wore the hat, William Freda had 2-1-3 and Milo Conlin 1-2-3 as Lexington/Bedford stopped Concord-Carlisle 8-2; Gaven Cooper scored five goals to lead Danvers past Belmont 6-4 – No. 92 with 1-1-2 in the loss; Carpenter and Marshall scored in the second period as Groton edged the Outlaws 2-1; Jake Butler scored twice and Tim Carere had 1-1-2 in Belmont's 5-1 victory over Winthrop; and Morrison's second goal of the game, with 7:25 left, gave Burlington a 3-3 tie with Andover – Nathan Bernardin with two goals for Andover.
In the North, Nolan Joyce scored four goals, Nolan Carr had two goals and an assist, Dylan Ward posted 1-1-2 and Ryan Flynn two assists in Wilmington's 8-1 win over Newburyport; Boyd Patriacca delivered 2-1-3, Andrew Martin also scored twice and James Berger clicked for 1-1-2 in Wellesley's 9-1 triumph over Needham; Roberto Robles pitched a shutout, Aidan Perodeau posted 1-2-3 and Brandon McCaughey scored twice in NH East's 3-0 win over Methuen; Pat Nugent came through with 2-1-3, Drew Hutchins also scored twice, Jackson Hamilton had 1-1-2 and Adan Savoie pitched a shutout as North Andover stopped Andover 7-0; Nos. 4 and 13 both scored twice in Reading's 6-3 win over Triton; Sam McDougall scored four goals, Abby Keyes had 2-2-4 and Ben Bogie 2-1-3 in Dedham's 9-4 victory over Arlington -- Fisher Williams and Riley Rich with 1-1-2 apiece in the loss; and Ryan McGrath clicked for 2-2-4, Anna McEachern had 2-1-3, Jack Santonelli 1-2-3, Dave Santo two goals and Ian Robinson two assists in Lexington/Bedford's big win over Waltham.
Peabody and Wakefield both won twice in the South. Danny Brophy wore the hat and had an assist, Cody Thibodeau posted 2-1-3, Brady McCormack scored two goals in 54 seconds and Ava Buckley had 1-1-2 in Peabody's 9-2 victory over Lynnfield/Saugus – and Brophy clicked for two goals and three assists, Anthony Peckham wore the hat and Luke Falzarano had 2-1-3 in an 9-2 triumph over Beverly; Ethan Jussaume and Jared Cappella both scored twice and Matt Reed had 1-1-2 in Wakefield's 7-3 win over Masco, Cal Sweeney with a hat trick in the loss – and Reed scored one goal and set up three others, Jussaume wore the hat and Dave Rocco had 1-1-2 in a 7-1 triumph over Agawam;
Chris Sullivan erupted for nine goals and set up another to power Melrose to a 10-2 victory over Marblehead; Georgia Costello scored four goals as the Wizards defeated Nashoba 5-0; Mike Chesley scored his second goal of the game with 9:31 left and Sweeney then scored his third and fourth of the game late, scoring the winner with 33 seconds left as Masco edged Marblehead 6-5 – Hollis Stein with two goals and Will Carsini 1-1-2 in the loss; Dan Girard and Evan Harrigan both scored twice, Finnegan Hallen had 1-1-2 and Joe Santora two assists as the Sharks got by the Edge 6-4 – Kenzley Goode with a hat trick and Christian Miller had two assists in the loss; Austin Hass wore the hat in Twin City's 4-1 victory over Framingham; and Henry Mills delivered 2-2-4, Noah Fisher posted 1-2-3 and Tim Pratt and Alex Geoghegan had 1-1-2 apiece in Beverly's 9-2 win over Agawam.
In the East, Cam Ahern scored four goals, Andrew Levine clicked for 1-2-3, William Wallace dished out three assists and Ryan Dunne had 1-1-2 in Wellesley's 7-2 victory over Somerville; Jayden LeBlanc scored two goals and set up three others, Noah Hammond wore the hat and had an assist and Rian Atkins posted 1-1-2 as S&S downed Danvers 8-1; Albenie Sperry's second goal of the game tied with 37 seconds into the third period and Mike Salafia followed with 5:56 remaining to give Cape a 3-2 decision over Stoneham; Buckley scored four goals, Falzarano also wore a hat, Efstathpoulis had 2-1-3 Morabito posted 1-1-2 and Ordway two assists in Peabody's 10-3 win over Lexington/Bedford – Nichol with 1-1-2 in the loss; No. 19 scored twice, Sammy Flood and Rocco Blasi both clicked for 1-1-2, Joe DiBlasi had two assists and Ryan McGarrell came within 3:23 of a shutout, Cam Ahern scoring, as South Boston downed Wellesley 6-1; James Neff scored one goal and dished out three assists, Conor O'Neil wore the hat, Jenna Nolan came through with 2-1-3, Anna Bailey also scored twice, Pat Jackson and Shane Coleman both had 1-1-2 and Kelly McKenna pitched a shutout in Dorchester's big win over Charlestown; Keira Anastasi and Bella DiFiore both scored twice in Andover's 6-2 win over Reading – Battaglia with both goals in the loss; Yates scored four goals and Nichol also wore a hat as Lexington/Bedford topped Danvers 8-3 – Matt Morelli with 1-1-2 in the loss; Mason King and No. 20 scored 14 second apart as Winchester edged Wellesley 2-1; and Abraham scored twice and Jones had 1-1-2 as Waltham defeated Natick 5-2 – Pat Lombard with assists on both goals in the loss.
Acton-Boxboro, the Cyclones, Greater Lowell, Amesbury and North Reading all won twice in the West. Ali Oliver wore the hat, Joe Donahue dished out three assists, Tom Knight had a goal and an assist, Matt Loyall posted two assists and Nick Falcone pitched a shutout as Acton-Boxboro topped Concord-Carlisle 5-0 – and Oliver scored six goals and Mike Zhang and Knight both also wore hats – Zhang with two assists and Knight one in a big win over North Andover; Gavin Burwell wore the hat, Cam Vaillancourt delivered2-1-3, Aidan Stowell had three assists and Chase Murray pitched a shutout as the Cyclones scored a big win over North Andover – and Vaillancoirt wore the hat in a 3-1 win over Chelmsford; Matt Luis wore the hat and No. 47 had 1-1-2 as Greater Lowell defeated Billerica 6-2, Carleton Berry with 1-1-2 in the loss – and Chad Vigeant wore the hat and had an assist, Dante Melillo had 2-2-4 and Ryan Cole also scored twice in a 9-1 victory over Methuen; Finn Allen scored two goals and set up three others, Jamie Gray and Jack Welch both scored four goals and Nikolas Boothrough pitched a shutout in Amesbury's big win over Chelmsford – and Colin Twomey scored five goals, including a natural hat, Welch and Mike Hutchinson both had 2-1-3 and Boothroyd pitched another shutout in a big win over Methuen; Katelyn Steinmeyer clicked for 2-1-3, Mike Pittove and Vanessa Steinmeyer both also scored twice and Hazel Pearsall both posted 1-1-2 in North Reading's 9-2 victory over Concord-Carlisle, Grace with both goals in the loss – and Addison Mukukic scored with 45 seconds left to give North Reading a 3-2 decision over Haverhill/Pentucket – Gregiore with 1-2-3 in the win;
Joe Hynds scored four goals and added an assist, Nicolas Dempsey scored one goal and set up three others, Mike Clark also wore a hat, Amund Reissfelder had 1-1-2 and Mauricio Feloney had two assists in Parkway's big win over Brookline; Conway scored four goals, No. 45 also wore a hat, adding an assist and McGrath (63) and No. 17 both posted 1-1-2 in Dorchester's big win over Brookline; Keegan Phillips wore the hat, O'Connor posted 2-1-3 and Anthony Santiago and Brogan Arivella both had 1-1-2 as Haverhill/Pentucket downed the Andover Girls 9-1; Nathan Tramlett scored five goals and set up another, Max Costa scored two goals and dished out four assists and Elaina Symanski had three assists in Medford's big win over Dorchester; Carleton Berry scored four goals and set up another, Shane Doucette scored twice, Adam Oriest had 1-1-2 and Ty Stapleton pitched a shutout as Billerica defeated the Andover Girls 8-0; and Matt Dall's second goal of the game, with 2:39 left, gave Wilmington a 7-7 tie with Winchester – Connor Lynch with four goals and an assist and Aiden Thibert two assists for Wilmington and Lukas Cleary four goals and an assist and derrick Huang two goals and an assist for Winchester.
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To one extent or another, Kelly Reichardt's films are about unsettled people contending with nature, whether the outdoors are a pretext for conversation (Old Joy), a temporary bog for the economically desperate (Wendy And Lucy), or a merciless expanse for pioneers seeking a new life (Meek's Cutoff). For the three environmental activists in Reichardt's slooooow-burn thriller Night Moves, the world has been hijacked by those who, in the words of one of them, "kill salmon so they can run their fucking iPods every second of the day." With the planet at the tipping point, ineffectual protests won't do—it's time to think globally, act drastically.
Reichardt and her writing partner, Jon Raymond, connect to some degree with the trio's desperation, just as they connected with the plight of a stranded young woman in Wendy And Lucy, or those perilously lost on the Oregon Trail in Meek's Cutoff. Yet they approach the story from a marked distance, cooly assessing the means through which these activists commit a terrorist act, and the severe moral consequences that follow. Night Moves is a film of deliberate, gnawing intensity and focus, built around a Jesse Eisenberg performance that doesn't give much away, at least not easily. As Josh, a loner who logs time on an organic farm in Oregon, Eisenberg isn't playing much of a proselytizer—the iPod line, spat under his breath, is as political as he gets—but he's firm in both following through on the plan and in dealing with its messy aftermath. Reichardt and Raymond go about their business with a similarly cagey dispassion.
Without quite going so far as to superimpose the relevant pages in The Anarchist Cookbook, Night Moves devotes itself to explaining how three people could blow up a hydroelectric dam. It starts with Josh and Dena (Dakota Fanning) buying a small boat with cash and heading into the woods to meet a third conspirator, Harmon (Peter Sarsgaard), an ex-Marine (and ex-con) who's there with fake IDs and the necessary munitions experience. Their plan is to pack the boat with 500 pounds of ammonium nitrate fertilizer, drive it out to the dam under cover of darkness, and return to their jobs the next morning, after the explosion has made national news—and, presumably, shifted the conversation on environmental issues. Best laid plans, etc.
Though Night Moves doesn't operate like a conventional thriller, eco or otherwise—for that, see last year's The East (or don't)—Reichardt is a master director, capable of turning the mundane business of buying the fertilizer into a white-knuckle suspense setpiece. When Dena tries to persuade a skeptical manager (James Le Gros) into releasing the fertilizer for her 10 imaginary acres of veggies, Reichardt treats the scene with the same lack of inflection that characterizes the rest of the film. This is just one perilous step in a plan full of them, and it doesn't need any added emphasis from her to make the audience aware of how high the stakes are. Even if she gets the material she needs, every second she spends in that office deepens her impression on him.
The careful lead-up to the bombing takes up the strongest—and longest—section of Night Moves, and makes the film a more straight-faced companion to Blue Ruin, the darkly comic thriller that also made the festival rounds last year before recently surfacing in theaters. Both are about amateurs carrying out crime with righteous intent, but in Reichardt's case, the screw-ups are more subtle and spread out, like the accumulation of witnesses, from the suburbanite who puzzles over the stack of cash he's given for his boat to the busboy who served time with Harmon in jail. The prosecution of the crime can be imagined as it's in the process of being committed.
For Reichardt, though, the real prosecution turns inward, when the fallout from the trio's actions reveal their true character. Here, Eisenberg's performance yields perhaps too little: It's hard to fathom whether Josh starts as a misanthrope or an idealist, which then makes it hard to figure out whether his desperate acts are the result of someone who's been changed by this experience, or who's showing us who he's been all along. Either way, Night Moves seems to figure his enigmatic presence into its overall design, which approaches radical action with the same chilling detachment from beginning to end. Josh, Dena, and Harmon are trying to make a difference. Reichardt sees their efforts through to the bitter end.


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As increasing numbers of cities, town and counties across continue to implement alarm registration and false alarm fines, the wise and enlightened homeowner with a monitored alarm system – hopefully that means you! – need to make sure your system is registered if that is required. You also need to make sure that you are doing everything you can to avoid false alarms. But alarm registration programs in some jurisdictions are hitting speed bumps along the way to becoming law – as demonstrated by this report from Cleveland, Ohio.
Whatever happened to legislation proposed by Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson and City Council that called for hefty fines for homeowners who had more than two false security alarms in a year?
Nothing. Although the legislation was introduced at the request of Mayor Frank Jackson's administration last February, City Council and its Safety Committee have yet to consider the change in the existing city code. Councilman Zack Reed has criticized the legislation, saying a proposed $25 registration fee that would be paid by alarm companies after installation of alarm systems would be passed on to property owners. Reed said the legislation was "dead in the water."
Treating Homes Like Businesses
But Councilman Kevin Conwell recently said through a council spokesman that the Safety Committee he chairs would consider the legislation sometime during 2013 and needed more information from Safety Director Martin Flask. Conwell said his committee is now focused on 2012 crime statistics and how Cleveland police apply deadly force. The city can currently assess businesses $130 for the third and each subsequent false alarm in a calendar year. The administration wants to apply the same law to homeowners.
The Cost of False Alarms
Cleveland police respond to about 25,000 alarm calls annually and more than 95 percent are found to be false, said mayoral spokeswoman Andrea Taylor. "While officers are responding to false alarms, they could be handling legitimate calls for service or patrolling their assigned neighborhoods," Taylor said.
Background on False Alarms
The issue has grown as more people install security systems. In the past decade, the number of security-alarm systems in homes and businesses doubled from about 17 million to 34 million, according to Stan Martin, executive director of the Security Industry Alarm Coalition, a national industry group. The Texas-based coalition formed in 2003 to address the high rate of false alarms. But homeowners often complain that many jurisdictions have implemented alarm registration and false alarm fine laws, but may not have thought through the process very well.
Of course, once your alarm system is registered, your best protection against false alarm fines is to reduce the false alarms themselves. That's where having advanced features (such as notifications, remote arming/disarming, and video services) can make a tremendous difference in your favor. You also want equipment that is tested and proven for false alarm reduction: demand UL-listed equipment, and be sure to ask your company about CP01 compliance for your system's ease of use (required for alarm system installations in some states).
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The TU Wien and the Danube University Krems are pleased to announce that a scholarship will be awarded in cooperation with the Austrian Newspaper "Der Standard" for this cutting-edge MBA program amounting to EUR 19.700.
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Sugar Creek Retreat yoga center is a facility that offers a 20x40 Yoga Pavilion, 3 private rooms and 2 bunk rooms for students (16 total). Each bunk can sleep 4 (8 total) and 2 of the 3 private rooms have a private full bath. The entire facility is surrounded by 2 State parks making the range of possibilities for yoga sessions unlimited. There are many serene spaces for students and teachers to practice including rivers, canyons, open fields, and old growth forest, all within just a few minutes walk.
Since the facility is surrounded by Shades State Park and Pine Hills Nature preserve there are miles and miles of maintained hiking trails as well, allowing for your event to be customized with additional activities.
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MITM Travel Fair 2014
Date: 9 - 10 August 2014
Time: 10:00am - 10:00pm
Address: Hall 1, 2 and 3 of Mid Valley Exhibition Centre, Kuala Lumpur.
Website: MITM Travel Fair 2014
The MITM Travel Fair 2014 is a travel fair featuring tour operator, national tourism organizations and travel trades to display and offer their attractive and affordable travel packages. MITM Travel Fair is organized by the Malaysian Chinese Tourism Association (MCTA) which is one of the Tourism Associations in Malaysia officially recognized by the Ministry of Tourism.
MITM Travel Fair 2014 is expecting to showcase about 70 exhibitors and 303 exhibition booths in Mid Valley Exhibition Centre. With the support, sponsorships and endorsements of national/foreign national tourism organizations/airlines/exhibitors/media partners and travel related industries, they are expected to achieve another great success for this fair.
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If you haven't stopped by lately, I'm hosting a reading challenge for 2017 called the Read & Watch Challenge. Each month has a new theme word to guide you in picking a book and movie/TV show for the challenge. January's word is BEGIN. (Still time to join in if you're interested!)
And in my post earlier this week, I shared that the book I was probably going to read for this month's challenge was The Sun Is Also a Star by Nicola Yoon.
This is a book I got via my new favorite bookish thing, the Book of the Month club, and I chose it for the challenge because it is about the start of a love story, the first day two people meet. In fact, the whole book is about just that ONE DAY.
I thought that concept had potential to drag. A whole book about one day. But my fear was totally unfounded. It hooked me from the very start. In fact, I started it with my 5-pages a day reading habit that I talked about earlier this week, but five pages turned into a hundred that first night. I ended up finishing the book in three evenings.
So, so good. I won't go into the whole story because I'll post the back cover summary below, but y'all, trust me when I say you'll get swept away. (And I just squeed when I saw it's going to be a movie because it was a very cinematic book.) Beautiful language. Funny. Compelling POVs that include not just the two main characters, who are fantastic, but people the main characters interact with for only a moment.
At the heart of this novel is the idea that we all affect each other in some way. A moment that seems innocuous or mundane (talking to the cashier at the grocery store, getting caught in a traffic) can change the trajectory or your life and others without you realizing it. It's a romantic and sometimes scary idea. What if we missed the life we were meant to have because of one minor decision? (That's the scary part.) Or what if that thing we thought was an inconvenience actually brought us closer to a happily ever after? (The romantic part.) This book explores both sides of that coin and I loved it.
Also, if you're looking to read books with a diverse cast written by diverse authors, this is a great choice. The heroine is Jamaican, the hero Korean-American. The author explores the complications this causes with their families with a deft hand and gave me new insight into things I didn't know about (for instance, there's a chapter about why the majority of black hair care stores are owned by Korean immigrants.) I liked how the author dropped in chapters on historical topics like this in the narrative. It added an extra layer to the story.
On top of all that, it's incredibly romantic. And I love that the hero is the romantic poet type and the heroine the hard-nosed scientific type. Bottom line: I loved this book. Go read it. :)
Here's the info:
The dazzling new novel from Nicola Yoon, the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Everything, Everything (in theaters May 2017!), will have you falling in love with Natasha and Daniel as they fall in love with each other!
Natasha: I'm a girl who believes in science and facts. Not fate. Not destiny. Or dreams that will never come true. I'm definitely not the kind of girl who meets a cute boy on a crowded New York City street and falls in love with him. Not when my family is twelve hours away from being deported to Jamaica. Falling in love with him won't be my story.
Daniel: I've always been the good son, the good student, living up to my parents' high expectations. Never the poet. Or the dreamer. But when I see her, I forget about all that. Something about Natasha makes me think that fate has something much more extraordinary in store—for both of us.
The Universe: Every moment in our lives has brought us to this single moment. A million futures lie before us. Which one will come true?
A 2016 National Book Award Finalist
A New York Times Notable Book
A BuzzFeed Best YA Book of the Year
A POPSUGAR Best Book of the Year
A Publishers Weekly Best Book of the Year
A Kirkus Reviews Best Book of the Year
A Booklist Editor's Choice
A New York Public Library Best Book for Teens
An Amazon Best Book of the Year
Buy the book: Amazon | B&N | Book of the Month club (*You can't get it as this month's selection but you can add it to your monthly pick if you sign up.)
So what are you reading this chilly Friday?


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The Sonship Institute
For I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory that is to be revealed to us. For the anxious longing of the creation waits eagerly for the revealing of the sons of God. For the creation was subjected to futility, not willingly, but because of Him who subjected it, in hope that the creation itself also will be set free from its slavery to corruption into the freedom of the glory of the children of God. Romans 8:18-20.
The Sonship Institute is a discipleship training school designed to help individuals grow in their understanding of what it means to become and live as mature sons of God through faith in His son Jesus Christ and the empowering of the Holy Spirit. Only when we understand how God sees us and learn to agree with Him about our identity and purpose in Christ can we properly prepare for and walk in the destiny He has planned for us.
As stated throughout scripture, God has an awesome plan for His people - one that involves the preparation of a company of sons that will be revealed in the last days. The Sonship Institute is committed to the preparation of that company.


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Magic Beans
A few years ago I had a funny 'little' idea. I would make a song cycle that told the story of Jack and The Beanstalk. I wrote two songs and played them for my little one. She liked them.
Well, like many funny 'little' ideas I have, the songs sat in a dusty corner for a long time after that. In some sense the songs were like Jack's Magic Beans. They were strange things that didn't seem all that...oh, what's the word...'useful.' I kind of chucked them into the back yard of my life and forgot about them.
A few months ago I came across these ditties and played them for a mysterious stranger named Jacob Silver. He put his ear to these funny beans. Told me how to put 'em in the ground. Said he'd be back to see how they were coming along. I laughed. These old beans couldn't ever grow, could they? Sure they could, he told me. 'Put 'em in the ground. I'll water 'em for you. You put 'em in the sunshine and we'll see.'
That ol' Jacob Silver he was right. Those funny songs sprouted right up. They're growing bigger and stronger every day.
Come spring, I'm going to climb my beanstalk right up to the sky.


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NHTPro A-10 Active Reference Monitors
NHT, well known for its audiophile home speakers, has expanded into the pro-audio market as NHTPro with a line of active reference monitors. Formed in 1998 by Vergence Technology (the same company that started NHT in 1986), NHTPro offers three models: the small (4.5-inch woofer), self-contained M-00 ($375); the top-of-the-line A-20 ($2,000); and the midline A-10 ($1,250), which is reviewed here.
Whereas most active monitors house the power amplifiers and crossover units in the back of one or both cabinets (or in the subwoofer enclosure), the A-10 and A-20 employ external 2U rack-mount amp/crossover units. This approach lets NHTPro provide the benefits of self-powered monitors while sidestepping potential problems caused by having the power amps so close to the speakers. Both the A-10 and A-20 are self-contained monitoring systems, meaning that you cannot use the separate components with other systems.
CONTROL ISSUESThe A-10 control amplifier accepts both balanced and unbalanced inputs on either XLR or 11/44-inch TRS connectors. Although these inputs are wired in parallel, the manufacturer recommends connecting only one type at a time.
The system comes with red, 20-foot XLR cables for connecting the amplifier and speakers. These cables have a lower impedance than standard microphone cables; regular mic cables will fit, but using them would likely impair system performance.
The front panel of the A-10 amp provides three knobs for tailoring the sound to the listening environment. The first, labeled Sensitivity, has five settings-Mute and +11, +4, -3, and -10 dB-to enable gain-matching with a wide variety of equipment.
The second knob, labeled Boundary, allows you to tailor the bass response when the speakers are placed close to walls or other reflective surfaces that can cause bass buildup. There are two settings: the 0 setting is flat, and the 1 setting attenuates 50 Hz by 3 dB, affecting frequencies up to around 150 Hz.
Last, the Position knob has two settings, NF (near-field) and MF (mid-field). NF, which attenuates 20 kHz by 2.5 dB with no effect on frequencies below 3 kHz, is recommended for listening positions less than one meter from the speakers. MF, designed for positions more than one meter away, is flat.
ODD COUPLEThe A-10 speaker cabinets have a unique, asymmetrical shape with dedicated left and right units. The shape simplifies orientation of the speakers for optimal monitoring: when the backs of the cabinets are perpendicular to the listener (that is, parallel to the rear wall), the speakers are angled in properly toward the listener (when he or she is sitting in the sweet spot). A green LED indicates that the control amplifier is turned on and-a nice touch-that the system is correctly wired.
Even though the power amp is separate from the cabinets, the A-10s are still quite heavy-comparable, in fact, to powered monitors that contain their amplifiers. Evidently, the designers, free of the constraint of having to fit everything into the cabinets, were able to focus on optimizing the sound quality of the speaker housings. As a result, the cabinets seem tighter and more durable overall than many self-contained active monitors. This is reflected in the sound quality of the A-10s-although they employ only 6.5-inch woofers, they sound like much larger monitors. And, of course, there is no worrying about stray magnetism or heat from the amp causing sonic or operational artifacts-a proble m in some integrated active monitors.
TIGHT SOUNDThe adjective that best describes my lasting impression of the A-10s is tight-not in a pinched way, but in the sense of being solid and reliable. Although a tad on the bright side, the A-10 speakers are not harsh at all. I used them extensively for a two-month period and never found listening through them fatiguing. Indeed, the brightness might better be described as clarity. At any rate, I quickly came to rely upon the A-10s, whether arranging, sequencing, recording, or mixing.
The frequency response of the A-10s is balanced from 20 kHz down to approximately 75 Hz, with a 2 dB dip down around 55 Hz. Rather than attempting to trick your ears into hearing frequencies lower than is physically possible with a woofer and cabinet of this size, as some monitors do, the A-10s provide a natural-sounding balance of frequencies within the range allowed by physics. (For those of you who need more low-end extension, NHTPro is soon to release a subwoofer to augment the A-10 and A-20 monitor systems.)
Interestingly, at lower monitoring levels, the A-10s evidence a slight lack of presence in the upper mids, between about 1 and 3.5 kHz. However, when you turn them up to moderate or loud levels, the mid range blossoms and balance is restored.
Given their size, the A-10s present a solid soundscape. However, compared with certain larger powered monitors, they sound a bit small. If you consider the analogy of changing pixel resolutions on your computer monitor-everything is there and in the same relationship, only the size is changed-you will get an idea of what I mean. But in this case, the lack of very low frequencies feels appropriate. Were the low lows provided "artificially" (by porting or other design maneuvers), the A-10s' frequency balance and solid imaging might be disrupted. That said, I still would like to hear the A-10s with the proposed subwoofer.
NATURAL SETTINGSBe sure to experiment with the Position knob on the A-10 control amplifier. Unless you are more than five or six feet away from the speakers, I recommend using the NF setting, which sounds less bright than the MF setting. The MF setting could trick you into thinking there are more high frequencies present than there actually are, resulting in mixes that sound dull when played back on other systems. Based on the sonic characteristics of my studio and on my tastes, I ran the amp with the Position knob set to NF (high-frequency reduction) and the Boundary knob set to 0 (maximum bass).
Here's a trick I discovered: if you set up the control amp within reach of your listening position, you can use the Sensitivity knob to switch monitoring levels without disturbing your original control-room setting. This is unorthodox, of course, and technically speaking, it could create distortion or other artifacts. But it did not pose a discernible problem to my ears, and I dug the ease it provided. I ran the input at the +4 dB setting, which allowed me to check the mix at a low level simply by turning the Sensitivity knob to the +11 dB setting. To really crank it up, I switched to the -3 dB setting, and then I could return to my exact original level by switching back to the +4 dB setting . This "feature" would be helpful to anyone who needs to monitor at precise, consistent levels.
LEAN ON METhe more monitors I work with, the better I appreciate the value of monitoring on several systems throughout the tracking and mixing process. When you get a mix to sound great on a variety of monitors, you know you've nailed it. The A-10s seemed to provide an intangible characteristic missing from my array of monitors, and I thoroughly enjoyed working with them.
Would I rely on the A-10s alone for critical work? You bet. Any criticisms of their sound expressed in this review are, in the larger picture, minuscule and ultimately a matter of personal taste. I would have no problem relying on the A-10s for tracking and mixing professional projects.
The only functional drawback of the system is the separate control amplifier, which makes the A-10s perhaps not the best choice for folks whose work requires them to tote their monitors from studio to studio. But if you are staying in one spot, the A-10s may just rock your world. A


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I have noticed a problem and do not understand why...the online samples run well in Chrome, but
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I got a the chance to guest post for my friends over at Stoked On Youth Ministry. Here is the post I did for them:
I had someone ask me why we plan such big events sometimes and what the philosophy behind it is. The person was saying they are more drawn to "deeper" more theological discussion based philosophy of ministry, which is great, there is nothing wrong with it, I like it too. I like it because I'm almost 30 and although some students like and are capable to think this too, fun is the universal language of students. The philosophy of having fun events is pretty simple really.
Students enjoy having fun, so we are going to plan fun things.
I don't believe church should be boring (even for adults). Sometimes we can get caught in the trap of planning events we (as pastors) think are fun not what we think students actually think is fun. This is why we do the lock-ins. This is why we do the over-nighters. This is why we do the crazy things we do because even though we don't think they are fun, our students do, and we can joy in seeing our students have fun…and sometimes we end up having more fun than our students!
Fun events should always be a part of our programs and here is why:
Fun breaks down walls. When students have fun, they usually are not thinking of the things they are holding them down. When we as leaders get to have fun with our students, in the down times of the event there are some great conversations that happen that normally wouldn't if you were just sitting at coffee. Fun allows students to be who they are at the core. Kids.
Students are drawn to it. I feel like in many places, fun is discouraged. At school, work (for some), at home even. Fun is the universal language of students and when we plan things in which they are excited about, they are drawn to it like moths to a flame. It is our goal to provide an atmosphere where students are allowed to have fun while they are with us a few hours a week.
They talk to each other. Next event you have, just take a second and look at the interaction going on. Fun opens up opportunities for students who do not usually interact to actually interact. The big jock talks to the timid kid. The upper classmen talk to the new freshmen. It is awesome. It is what we want.
Their friends like to have fun. When students have fun, they want their friends to join them. I don't know if you know this (and I'm guessing you do) but students tend to travel in packs. You know you are planning the right type of events when they are willing to invite a friend from the outside to come in.
When leaders have fun, students notice. We don't think they notice, but they do. Students can see if the staff and volunteers like each other and when they see us having fun with each other their energy immediately goes up. Fun is contagious.
But here is the kicker….
Fun opens the door for teaching and learning. Fun opens the door for some students to actually listen and be open to the life changing Gospel of Jesus. Fun by itself will work for a bit. Fun with rue discipleship and Biblical teaching is a killer conmbo. Students are more open to hear what you have to say and allow the Holy Spirit to move. A great combo.
I think having fun just to have it is cool, but it's not effective. Having fun and walking the line of having a blast with intentionality of allowing the pastor to preach and have them listen, opening an opportunity for leaders to interact with students who's walls are now let down so they can speak life into them and them actually wanting to be there and wanting to their friends to be there too is not only worth it, but something that should be a necessity.
People who say you can't have fun while going for depth:
1) Don't understand it's never an either/or situation but it's a both/and
2) Probably don't understand how to be strategic or intentional
3) Are probably boring
So how do you balance having fun but still pursue learning?
If you are intentional, you can make both happen and make both happen well.
Justin Knowles is the Lead Next Gen Pastor and oversees the jr high, high school and college ministries at Christ's Church of the Valley in San Dimas, CA. He loves working with students, is passionate about small groups, and loves talking student ministry and leadership. Justin is a regular contributor at Downloadyouthministry.com and you can follow him on Twitter at @justinknowles3


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Cambodia, Vietnam Strengthen Security Cooperation
Samdech Kralahom Sar Kheng, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, paid courtesy calls on H.E. Tran Dai Quang, President and H.E. Nguyen Xuan Phuc, Prime Minister of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, in Hanoi on Monday during his three-day visit in the country, reported Vietnam News Agency (VNA).
During the separate meetings, the Vietnamese leaders lauded the effective collaboration between Vietnam's Public Security Ministry and Cambodia's Ministry of Interior as well as their cooperation plan for 2017.
H.E. Tran Dai Quang said that the two ministries' thriving ties reflected the comprehensive and effective affiliation between Vietnam and Cambodia in protecting the national security and social order and safety in each country, contributing to strengthening peace and stability in the region and the world, while H.E. Nguyen Xuan Phuc encouraged the public security forces of the two countries to increase all-level delegation exchanges as well as to maintain and promote the existing cooperation mechanisms.
The Vietnamese leaders also spoke highly of Cambodian Government's consistent policy of not allowing any hostile forces to use its territory to harm peace, security and stability of other countries, and any extremist forces to incite national enmity.
They thanked Cambodia for her support in the past struggle for independence as well as the current national construction. They appreciated Cambodia's support for Vietnamese people in the Kingdom to stabilise their lives, as well as her cooperation in border demarcation and border marker planting, thus building a shared borderline of peace, stability and friendship.
For his part, Samdech Sar Kheng expressed his satisfaction with the fruitful cooperation between the Cambodian Ministry of Interior and the Vietnamese Ministry of Public Security, stressing that the two sides have collaborated in ensuring a shared border of peace, security, friendship and cooperation.
The Cambodian DPM went on to say that in order to implement cooperation between the two countries more effectively, Cambodia has planned to hold a conference on the development of localities along the Cambodia-Vietnam. At present, Cambodia is discussing the idea with Vietnam, he added.
Samdech Sar Kheng took the opportunity to thank the Vietnamese side for its assistance and support for the liberation, reconstruction and development of Cambodia.
On the same day, Samdech Sar Kheng also held talks with H.E. To Lam, Minister of Public Security of Vietnam, during which both sides highly valued the cooperation between the two ministries last year, and hoped that their ties will continue growing toward practical outcomes in ensuring security for both nations.
On the occasion, the two ministers signed a minutes on cooperation between their agencies for 2017.
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text: Share: Comments Print December 7, 2012 at 5:13 PM Colville tribe hunting wolves to protect deer, elk, chairman says Posted by Lynda Mapes After eight months of deliberation, the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation decided earlier this month to open a hunt on wolves living within the boundaries of its reservation, John Sirois, chairman of the Colville Business Council said in a telephone interview Friday. The tribe made the decision after surveying its membership, and discerning through the work of its biologists that the wolves on its reservation are denting the local population of deer and elk, which tribal members hunt for subsistence. The tribe elected to allow a wolf hunt in order protect the tribe's food supply, Sirois said. "Wolves are starting to have an impact," Sirois said. "We decided it was much better to manage the population so we can keep the numbers down a little bit. We would rather do that than what the state Fish and Wildlife did and take a whole pack. We didn't want a helicopter coming through." Sirois was referring to the decision by the state Department of Fish and Wildlife in September to kill an entire pack of wolves in the northeastern part of the state, called the Wedge pack, after a rancher complained of cattle killed by the pack. One of the members of Wedge Pack. All of the wolves in the pack were killed by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. Photo, courtesy Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Killing the seven members of the pack with a marksman shooting from a helicopter was highly controversial. Some, including UW wildlife biologist John Marzluff, say the state didn't need to kill the Wedge pack. See his op ed in the Seattle Times. The tribe's decision to allow a hunt has also been hot. "Oh man, it is blowing up," Sirios said. "I have a lot of hateful messages from people, it's 'Why are you killing your brother.' The decision wasn't made easily, there was a lot of debate. But in terms of feeding our people, this is one we had to make." Sirois said he doubts many wolves will be taken. "It is not as easy as people think. We have authorized three areas, with threes wolves for each one. If they get one per zone, they will be lucky." No wolves have been taken yet, Sirois said. The Colville's reservation is a sprawling expanse of largely open country, in northcentral Washington. The tribe successfully trapped and collared several wolves last summer, Sirois said, part of its work to monitor the wolves within the tribe's borders. At least two packs are believed to roam the rez. Collared animals may not be legally hunted. Hunting with tribal permits on the Colville reservation is only open to tribal members. Wolves are protected under the federal Endangered Species Act west of SR 97, but east of it, on the tribe's reservation, they are not. The tribe also has authority to set its own hunting regulations for tribal members on its lands. The season runs until the end of February. Sirois said the wolf is an important animal to the tribe culturally. "It is definitely one of the animals we hold sacred, and that is one of the major internal discussions we had. But we also weighed the fact that a lot of people are utilizing the deer and elk as subsistence foods. In order to have some balance, it was something we had to do." For more information on wolves in Washington, see the state WDFW website. and the website of Conservation Northwest. Comments


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Thursday, October 27, 2011
Anniversary Adventures!
These photos are a month old and making me wish for the sun so much, as well as an excuse to wear this utterly perfect dress again. After coveting t.b.a.'s S/S '11 collection all season long, and just missing out on my top-favorite ballerina dress on website after website (it kept selling out before my eyes), I decided to treat myself to my second-favorite dress from the collection - this one - when it finally went on sale on ASOS this summer. It was a bit of a splurge, but I'm glad I went for it because the dress is GORGEOUS, comfortable, and fits perfectly. It's also made of some of the nicest, softest silk I've ever felt. My one regret is that it's too short to wear for work.
Since it's a special dress, I saved it for a special occassion to wear it for the first time: my one year (paper!) anniversary with my husband. The weather was perfect, especially for late September. We went for brunch buffet at the Roycroft, which is not-so-coincidentally where we got married (followed by a brunch reception!), and were able to eat outside on their beautiful porch. Brunch comes with a complimentary beverage there - I love when that happens! I also love when my drink unintentionally matches my outfit:
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We also explored their stunning gardens, where the flowers were still in full bloom:
Then we went back home and I posed to the maxx. How about a closeup of those cute, sheer insets at the shoulder and collar?
Oh, and the shoes! They're really intense AllSaints wedges purchased with a gift card I won on Keiko Lynn's blog. I LOVE them - they're super high quality, definitely amp up an outfit, and are surprisingly comfy!
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Dress: t.b.a. via ASOS sales
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Bag: vintage, via my aunt & mom. Sadly, the strap bit the dust over vacation. :(
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Every day this week Hunter Franks has been setting up shop on Market Street. On this busy and unpredictable stretch, he's dubbed himself as the "Fear Doctor" and he's listening to people's concerns.
"I fear the upcoming elections, it's because of the divisiveness of our two candidates," one man said.
And on his typewriter, Franks bangs out a prescription. He belongs to a group called the League of Creative Interventionists.
"To give people a chance to provide some introspective, feelings because there aren't many places to do that in the world and there's not many spaces for us to do that in public," Franks said.
Dan Parham's fear is being unable to afford to stay in the city he loves. "He gave me one cup of nourishment. One cup of self-nourishment, yeah," Parham said.
This for Diana Ciuca's fear of failure. "I think it's really important when you don't have a sense of community in the city to have people who are strangers you can connect with too."
Franks chose the location because of its diversity. It has locals, tourists, homeless, and high tech workers.
"My fear is martial law," one man said.
The fear of racial tensions and unrest is something Franks heard more than once this week. "It will take work to make the change we want to see. Voices like yours are the way to bring that change," Franks said.
"That was a good prescription," one man said.
The doctor is in again tomorrow on 6th and Market streets.
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Here's something to think about as you're eating that sweet treat today: scientists say sugar is killing you.
A team at UCSF published a paper in Nature this week, claiming sugar is a toxic, addictive substance that should be regulated by the government, and even banned when it come to children.
The scientists claim sugar is primarily responsible for a multitude of chronic illnesses that are reaching epidemic levels worldwide.
Dr. Robert Lustig, a pediatric endocrinologist at UCSF, co-authored the paper. In an interview with the San Francisco Chronicle, Lustig says the only way to reverse this trend is with a public health intervention.
"Everyone talks about personal responsibility, and that won't work here, as it won't for any addictive substance," Lustig said. "These are things that have to be done at a governmental level, and government has to get off its ass."
Lustig and his co-authors - public health experts Laura Schmidt and Clair Brindis - say sugar is a bigger health threat than obesity. They cite studies which show 40 percent of normal-weight people have metabolic problems that can lead to diabetes and heart disease. The authors say sugar actually alters the body's biochemistry, making it more vulnerable to chronic illness. So, even if people don't gain weight from consuming too much sugar, they'll still end up with chronic health problems.
Americans eat and drink about 22 teaspoons of sugar every day. That's three times the amount we consumed 30 years ago. Lustig, Schmidt and Brindis say the biggest problem is that sugar sneaks into our diet without us even realizing it. Things like breads, cereals and processed foods often contain things like sucrose maltose, hydrolysed starch, corn syrup, and honey, all forms of sugar.
While the authors make a sound argument, not all health experts are convinced. The Chronicle spoke to a registered dietitian about the study:
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Lustig and his colleagues say a personal changes to diets won't be enough to improve the public health. In their paper, they argue for taxes on heavily sweetened foods and drinks, banning sales of sugary foods to children, and even restricting advertising to children and teens.


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The men, women, and self-aware algorithms in charge of today's massive media organisations think that the "fake news" mini storm could end up being good for them, as they imagine that the readers of the world may now be so fed up of it all that they might turn to reputable organisations and all start paying for properly researched stories. An opinion we might republish with the world "LOL" attached to it.
The hopeful thinking comes from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, which has released the latest version of its media trends and predictions paper. The institute asked 145 media company execs, editors and "digital leaders" their thoughts on the fake news trend, with a huge 70 per cent of them optimistically saying that the trend for spamming social networks with fictional news might "strengthen their position" as a raft of fact-checking services come in to refute the wildest ALL-CAPS rants of the day.
Researcher Nic Newham says the hope is that "quality journalism" will stand out somehow, although that's assuming people (a) care and (b) can differentiate true from fictional. Newham explained: "Publishers hope that high quality reliable news will be more needed than ever in a world awash with misinformation, but some fear that the public's trust in media could cause people to turn away from news altogether." [Press Gazette]
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Still recollect with vehicles Nissan Navara st x 2.5 cr. presently I need to audit about nissan navara nissan. Navara R is a postretail GTR pickups
In case youre taking a gander at the photograph up top and considering Hey that motor looks natural were satisfied to let you know that yes it has been acquired from a GTR. This is a Nissan GTR controlled pickup truck.
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Not at all like the Nissan Juke R this insane Navara is not a result of Nissan but rather a British tuning house. Severn Valley Motorsport in Shropshire close Birmingham England wedded the impossible motor and body and boosting the previous up to 800 torque along the way. This specific sample isnt available to be purchased however as Top Gear lets it know its a showing of what SVM is able to do.
Theres a wide swath of execution accessible in a modded Navara. The organization can drop motors running from 550 to a senseless 1500 torque in the engine despite the fact that the keen cash will go for the priciest alternative. Assessed to cost around 175000 pounds before VAT (about $251000 at todays rates) SVM will really take a Navaras body and drop it on a GTR suspension. That is flawless in the event that you like the frenzy of the Juke R yet need to pull the incidental lounge chair in the 5.8foot since quite a while ago bed. Also if that is not sufficiently distraught SVM says it can and will go much more remote (on the off chance that were speculating you have the coin).
Anything is conceivable SVMs Luke Anthony told Top Gear. We are interested in the craziest of thoughts.
That is precisely what we need to hear with regards to tuning pickups.
This young men and young ladies is a Nissan Navara with a GTR motor. It merits being gruff about that since lets be honest this is about as obtuse as autos get.
Its the work of Severn Valley Motorsport (SVM) the Shropshirebased organization that has past in shoehorning the GTRs gizzards into the body of a Qashqai with 230mph as its loopy target.
Not at all like that venture however this one is all that much in the calculated stages. This is not an auto (sorry truck) that is prepared available to be purchased. Or maybe its a glance at what we can do that should worm its way into the fantasies of rushed manufacturers all around.
This NavaraR comes tuned up to 800bhp yet SVM is quick to stretch you can have anything from the around 550bhp of a standard GTR up to 1500bhp. Yknow similar to a Bugatti Chiron…
SVM can transplant a motor tuned to your picking straight into a Navara joined by some proper body mods. Then again if your pockets are more profound itll space the gets body over a whole R35 GTR drivetrain sharp fourwheeldrive gubbins and drivercomplimenting tech an all.
That is something that will cost around £175000 before VAT. Also its presumably worth thinking about some business utilizes for that load bay as without them that VAT will take you past £200k.
Given its an idea until further notice however SVM is interested in assorted types. Need a manual gearbox? What about back wheel drive? In the event that you howled yes to the last mentioned youre extremely insufficient in marbles however its evidently possible.
Anything is conceivable SVMs Luke Anthony lets us know we are interested in the craziest of thoughts.
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These incorporate an advanced adaptation of the Pulsar GTIR taking the cutting edge Pulsar hatchback from average quality to franticness with a GTR powerplant and a respect to Transit Supervans of old by means of a Nissan Primastar and well have a supposition at which motor.
We can create these sorts of vehicles in the event that we stretch the gobeyond for one from a client Anthony proceeds. The thumbs up obviously including a properly estimated installment.
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