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Galilean Nights – The Galileo Experience
23 September 2009
Wind the clock back 400 years and follow in the footsteps of a giant - it amazed Galileo in 1609, now everyone can experience it in 2009! On 22-24 October 2009, the International Year of Astronomy 2009 Cornerstone Project, Galilean Nights, will see amateur and professional astronomers, enthusiasts and the public taking to the streets all around the globe, pointing their telescopes to the wonders that Italian astronomer Galileo observed 400 years ago. Spread over three nights, astronomers will share their knowledge and enthusiasm for space by encouraging as many people as possible to look through a telescope at our planetary neighbours. The focus for Galilean Nights is the objects that Galileo observed, including Jupiter and the Moon, which will be well-positioned in the night sky for observing.
Public Observing
The focus of Galilean Nights is to bring a Galileo moment to the many people around the world who have yet to see the night sky through a telescope. Public observing sessions will take place all over the world, from small events in remote locations, to large events in the centres of capital cities.
Alongside these public observing events, people are running observatory open days and astronomy presentations, as well as other central Galilean Nights activities: a Jupiter Observation Campaign, where people will be encouraged to record their observations of Jupiter; Remote Observing sessions and an astrophotography competition.
Remote Observing
Over the Galilean Nights event, several large observatories will be making their telescopes available to the world. Members of the public will be able to control telescopes on the other side of the world and take photos of astronomical objects from the comfort of their own homes - all for free!
Astrophotography Competition
The stunning images of distant objects in the Universe are well know around the world and do more to bring astronomy to the wider public and to inspire future astronomers than words ever could. Take a different approach to your observing, don't just look at the skies, take a photograph of what you see. Enter the Galilean Nights Astrophotography Competition and have your image inspire others.
The aim of the Galilean Nights Astrophotography Competition is to encourage more people to photograph the night sky and add a different angle to their astronomy interest. The competition will run from September to November and is split into two categories:
Earth and Sky
Highlighting the link between the Earth and our astronomical neighbourhood, entries to this category must show part of the surface of the Earth with one or more of the Galilean Objects in the sky above.
Beyond Earth
Entries to this category must show one or more of the Galilean Objects, but not show any aspect of the Earth. Use of a small telescope is permitted in this category.
For full competition details, see the Galilean Nights website: www.galileannights.org
Local Contacts
Overseeing Galilean Nights events is a lot to organise alongside other IYA2009 events. One approach that some countries have taken up is to appoint specific contact(s) to oversee Galilean Nights activities and you are all encouraged to do this to help spread out the work. Appointing Local Contact(s) will also help you to tap into the knowledge, experience and enthusiasm of those within your local astronomy networks. If you decide to appoint Local Contact(s) then please let the Task Group Chair know their details as soon as possible so that they can be listed on the website
Publicise Galilean Nights
Please help us to raise the profile of Galilean Nights among your astronomy and science communities to get a wide range of groups organising and running events. People from all backgrounds and level of experience are encouraged to organise events, from one person sharing the night sky through a telescope with a small group of neighbours and friends, to large astronomical groups holding large observing sessions in public areas.
Publicity among the wider public and school groups should be increased to let people know about Galilean Nights and to encourage as many as possible to attend events and experience a Galileo moment for themselves!
Make use of all networks available to you to communicate about the event. Apart from those networks that are more obvious to you (universities, research institutes, amateur astronomers), there are surely many people working in science and scientific and cultural communication in your country. Use their contacts, use their networks for the benefit of Galilean Nights. You probably know who these people are much better than we do, but here are some examples:
- Science centres
- Public libraries
- Science clubs at schools
- Teachers associations
- Science journalists
- Science communicators
- Science teachers
- Youth groups - boy scouts and girl guides
With less than one month to go until the event, preparations need to increase to ensure events take place in many places and run as smoothly as possible.
Register Now!
Registration is now open. If you are planning any activities for Galilean Nights, then please ensure that you register the details of your event on the website. All registered activities will be listed on the Galilean Nights website, helping organisers to reach more people. The registered list is how we will keep track of all Galilean Nights events and the numbers of countries and locations that the project is reaching.
More information: www.galileannights.org
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From the campus, you can stroll 5 minutes into Farnham and discover what the beautiful town has to offer. It's a pretty Georgian market town with quaint cobbled streets, a variety of independent shops and a rich arts scene, all nestled in the beautiful Surrey countryside.
Farnham at a glance…
- Craft Town status
- Welcoming creative community
- Excellent public arts venue – the Farnham Maltings, where we also hold classes for the Acting & Performance course
- Close to London – direct train to Waterloo in just under an hour
- 12th century castle.
The town also benefits from being right next to Bourne Woods – the backdrop of many blockbuster films such as Thor, Harry Potter, Avengers, Gladiator and many more.
Places to eat
From fry-ups to fine dining, you're spoilt for choice in Farnham. You can take your pick from coffee shops, pizza houses and bistros as well as quirky, independent cafés and restaurants.
Farnham has roots in the brewery trade too, so it's no wonder that there are also over 50 pubs to choose from and plenty within walking distance of the campus.
As the mood takes you, choose from a 16th century tavern with local ales and an open fire, regular live music gigs in a shabby-chic pub or a contemporary chain bar offering late-night resident DJs and cocktails.
Leisure and the arts
Farnham enjoys a long-standing association with the creative industries and is crammed with art galleries, venues and craft shops. The town and borough councils both support the thriving arts culture and work with local organisations to develop local craft and projects within Farnham Town of Craft.
Let the Farnham Maltings inspire you. This creative organisation works with artists and communities to encourage people to make, see and enjoy the best art possible. With an excellent community arts venue, the Maltings hosts three craft festivals a year and a diverse programme of events and activities, including theatre, cinema, music, dance, comedy and workshops.
Join the local community for an assortment of outdoor festivals and events throughout the year, such as the annual duck race, carnival, community games and fireworks fiesta. Or while away a lazy afternoon at the free 'music in the meadow' events held every Sunday throughout the summer.
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HOUSTON — Following a career of
slow starts to the regular season, Nationals first baseman Adam LaRoche
continued to reverse that trend by delivering in the clutch not once but
twice Tuesday night.
LaRoche produced a game-tying, run-scoring double in the eighth
inning and a go-ahead RBI single in the ninth as the Washington
Nationals rallied past the Houston Astros 4-3 at Minute Maid Park.
With a career March/April on-base-plus slugging percentage of .717,
59 points lower than any other month of the season, LaRoche has a
reputation for sluggish breaks from the gate. By finishing 2-for-5
with two RBIs, LaRoche has hit in 11 of his last 12 games and 21 of
25 games this season. His April OPS: .908.
"It's good for him because he's not traditionally a fast starter,"
Nationals manager Matt Williams said of LaRoche, whose 17 RBIs are
tied for the club lead with third baseman Anthony Rendon. "He really
focused on it in spring training and really focused on driving one
in. He's going to hit homers with guys on base but that one's big
for us as evidenced tonight. If he can do that, the homers will
come; he'll hit his share of homers. But when he can consistently
drive runs in like that we're a better team."
For a second consecutive start, Astros right-hander Jarred Cosart
departed with a lead only to see the opposition rally against the
LaRoche doubled to left-center field off left-hander Raul Valdes,
brought in specifically to face the left-handed-hitting LaRoche in
the eighth. In the ninth, LaRoche slapped a single to center off
righty Josh Fields (0-3).
"No mine (his approach) doesn't change a whole lot," LaRoche said.
"I'm trying to drive the ball. I naturally have a fly ball swing so
I don't really have to force balls into the air a whole lot.
"Jayson (Werth) had a great at-bat and I was looking for something
up and over the plate and he eventually gave me two of them. I
fouled one off."
LaRoche went 0-for-3 against Cosart, who allowed two runs on five
hits and two walks while striking out six over six innings. After
creating a mess in the sixth, Cosart struck out Kevin Frandsen and
left leading 3-2.
The Houston bullpen recorded its sixth blown save opportunity of
"It's very concerning, because our starting pitcher did a very good
job," Astros manager Bo Porter said. "You feel like you are in
position to win the game, you have the right guys matched up, and
you just don't get it done. And then their bullpen comes in and
closes you out.
"But we're going to continue to give them opportunities. We
understand their strengths, and we'll put them into positions to be
successful, and tonight, that just didn't happen."
Washington right-handed relievers Craig Stammen and Tyler Clippard
(2-2) held the Astros hitless through the seventh and eighth
innings. Nationals closer Rafael Soriano earned his fifth save by
working around a pair of two-out walks in the ninth.
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Astros rookie right fielder George Springer, who entered play
batting .170 with just two RBIs in 12 games, delivered a critical
two-out, two-run single to left field in the third, a sharp line
drive that plated Dexter Fowler and Jason Castro and pushed the
Astros to a 3-2 lead.
Third baseman Matt Dominguez delivered the first hit of the game off
Nationals left-hander Gio Gonzalez, opening the third with a double.
Fowler plated Dominguez with a single three batters later and after
Castro doubled to left-center field, Springer delivered his two-run
In the first inning, Cosart hung an 0-2 breaking ball that Werth
deposited into the left field seats for a two-out, solo homer, his
fourth. In the third, after plunking Frandsen with a pitch, Cosart
surrendered a run-scoring double to nine-hole hitter, catcher Jose
Lobaton, that doubled the deficit.
"The big leagues are a game of mistakes, and I had a curveball pop
out of my hand in the first for the Werth home run," Cosart said.
"And then I wanted to go away to Lobaton, but I cut it back across.
That's kind of the story of the damage."
Gonzalez fanned nine and allowed three runs in six innings.
NOTES: The Nationals optioned RHP Taylor Jordan to Triple-A Syracuse
and recalled RHP Ryan Mattheus. By optioning Jordan (0-3, 5.61 ERA),
the Nationals cleared a spot in their rotation for RHP Doug Fister,
who is slated to return from the 15-day disabled list and start May
7 against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Fister is out due to a right lat
strain. ... Nationals OF Bryce Harper underwent surgery Tuesday to
repair the ulnar collateral ligament in his left thumb. Harper, who
will be sidelined six to eight weeks, suffered the injury sliding
into third base Friday against the San Diego Padres. ... Astros
manager Bo Porter announced that he hopes to set his weekend
pitching rotation Wednesday. Houston RHP Scott Feldman is set to
return from the DL this weekend when the Astros host the Seattle
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There's nothing routine about entering the throne room of the King of Kings! But finding ways to incorporate prayer routines into your day might just be the key to a more abundant life. In this week's episode Alana's husband, Pastor Scott, returns to talk about how his prayer routines have not only improved his spiritual health, but his physical health as well!


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What's the Future of Local Economies?
REconomy Responds
Note: This comment piece is our response to a collective report on the Future of Local Economies which was the outcome of a collaborative day with 20 REconomists from across the UK .
Three years ago the UK REconomy Project set out to explore ways communities could best support the transformation of their local economies. There have been some great successes, including our local pilot projects that have seeded new enterprises and collaborations and informed the development of new resources, our events programme that has brought together over 500 people from around 50 Transition Initiatives, and the development of some brilliant new partnerships. We've put together a visual document outlining the successes, opportunities and challenges.
As the funded element of this phase of REconomy comes to an end we look at what support is needed now across the movement to take the work forward.
Finance and Resources
We are seeing a lot of positive developments in the world of community investment and finance. There is a growing demand for ethical investment opportunities. Many local groups are working on new local financial products and investor networks, and local currencies are increasingly popular and in some places they have become a well loved and used part of the day to day high street experience.
It is not all great news. Despite increasing investor appetite, new enterprises often find the world of finance very daunting and lack the skills, confidence and/or resources to be in a position to take up investment opportunities. Although there are a growing number of people with experience of setting up community enterprises, these people are often very overstretched and lack the time and resources to help others. Finally, although there is a lot of interest in local currencies and community-based financial vehicles technical, cultural and economic barriers are slowing their development and take-up, particularly in more deprived areas. Questions also still exist around the effectiveness of new currencies, and there is a feeling that more radical solutions are required for real economic transformation.
What's needed for enterprises?
- More seed/start-up funding opportunities to enable new groups to get investment ready.
- New Enterprise skills co-ops enabling those who have learnt through experience to share their skills and knowledge whilst building new sustainable livelihoods in the sector
What's needed for local economic change?
- More research to assess how existing local currencies and other community finance initiatives are working, how they might broaden and increase their impact and how current obstacles might be overcome
- Financial innovation – time for next-generation currencies and taxes, for example currencies linked to local Land Value, or a new voluntary Community Tax
- Culture shift – challenge people's connection and loyalty to high-street banks and encourage support for local credit unions and other community development finance initiatives.
Community Powers
In all areas of the UK, legislation is being enacted that, at least theoretically, gives the community new powers to develop, direct and run public assets, land and services. In areas like Froome we are starting to see the emergence of a new generation of local politicians who are disrupting established power bases and asserting these new powers. Despite these new opportunities in most places there is still a low level of awareness of these opportunities, and very limited take up of the new powers.
What's needed?
- More awareness of places where communities are taking back power and turning their frustrations into positive action (e.g. Froome, Preston etc.)
- New initiatives to promote and support the development of collaborative leadership and innovative facilitation techniques for local politicians and public servants. This would help Local Authorities and Anchor institutions understand and explore the potential of participative democracy processes and collective and community-focused decision making.
The new economy sector can feel like a crowded market with a dizzying array of organisations offering different things, to different people and projects, in different places and in different ways. There is a concern that these organisations are absorbing funding that may be better spent at the community level and do not always understand the particular needs and opportunities of enterprises that are seeking to use experimental business models and deliver community and environmental, as well as financial, benefits.
Although there are big questions about the role and effectiveness of national delivering organisations, there is continued demand for the type of technical advice, skill sharing and connection they often provide. The Renew Wales paid peer mentoring model has been identified as a great example of an organisation delivering on the ground, and achieving light touch bureaucracy and maximum community benefit.
…so what and where next for UK REconomy?
Over the past-3 years we have seen a rise in Transition Groups and other community groups starting to consider their local economies and initiate REconomy style projects. Although the initial funded UK funded REconomy project is coming to a close, there is a strong sense that this is only the beginning of the journey.
Like the rest of Transition, REconomy is an experiment – a real live economic laboratory at community level, learning as we go. So it makes sense that in the future REconomy work should aim to be a bottom-across network, rather than a top-down, delivery organisation. In terms of moving forward, the following actions have been identified –
- Explore how the emerging Transition regional networks in the UK and any supporting hubs operating at either a regional or a national level of scale might take forward the UK REconomy project in a more networked, self-organising and bottom-across way
- A consortium has come together to develop a proposal and seek funding for a paid peer mentoring pilot in England based on the Renew Wales model that has the potential to benefit REconomy-style start-ups, community groups and more established social entrepreneurs.
- Continue to explore how the REconomy work might fit within a broad-based bottom-up new economy movement in the UK, with a much broader and bigger base than either REconomy or Transition.
As a next step we plan to convene an online UK REconomy development meeting inviting people from UK regional networks and other interested parties. If you would like to be part of the discussion about how the UK REconomy work might be taken forward please get in touch.
We are keen to get our new organisational arrangements right, and they may take some time to set up. For now, we will continue to publish regular newsletters and update our social media to help keep people connected and aware of things going on. If you have any ideas for the newsletter or any events or activities you would like to promote please get in touch via Facebook and Twitter.
Financial innovation
Start up funding is a perennial issue. For example, while a trailblazing initiative like the Bristol Pound might well be able to access grants, such support is not then so likely to be available to other local currencies. Could we be supporting innovative structural mechanisms to create possible funding streams for local economy projects?
One possibility might be to build on current campaigning for land value taxation – "raising public revenue by means of an annual charge on the rental value of land". As campaigners point out, land acquires a scarcity value owing to the competing needs of the community and so any increases in land value should belong to the community.
Interest in implementing some version of land value taxation has been growing steadily and in the March 2016 Budget the Government invited Transport for London (TfL) to submit detailed proposals for funding transport projects in the city using land value capture, a version of land value taxation tied to provision of public transport schemes. The final report, published in February, noted that "KPMG and Savills' research for this study … indicates that past projects such as the Jubilee line extension (JLE), the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) extension to Woolwich and the upgrade and incorporation of the North London line into the Overground network have produced significant land value uplifts, of 52 per cent, 23 per cent and six per cent respectively, relative to controls."
Could REconomy type projects work with their local authorities to promote versions of land value taxation/capture? This could result in a public discussion of how communities might share in benefitting from increasing land values rather than all of such increases flowing to those who own the land. In addition it could create a funding stream for local economy and other community projects.


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By CMU Editorial | Published on Wednesday 16 May 2012
Lady Gaga has been refused a working visa to perform in Indonesia, after protesters there threatened to cause "chaos" outside a planned Gaga concert, a spokesman for the country's national police, Saud Usman Nasution, has told Reuters.
The show was due to take place in Jakarta on 3 Jun and is the second on the singer's current tour to attract protest, although a performance in Seoul, South Korea did go ahead despite local opposition.
As previously reported, the chairman of the Jakarta branch of the Islamic Defenders' Front Salim Alatas recently told AFP: "We will stop her from setting foot on our land. She had better not dare spread her satanic faith in this country. Her style is vulgar, her sexual and indecent clothes will destroy our children's sense of morality. She's very dangerous".
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Public 'still facing significant social care costs'
Individuals will still face significant social care costs even if politicians reach agreement on reform, experts say.
Cross-party talks starting later this month are expected to consider plans put forward in an independent review that costs should be capped at £35,000.
But some believe the final cap may have to be higher and have warned it will not cover everything anyway.
Social care chiefs say any future system in England will be a partnership between state and individual.
The revelation that health ministers and their Labour opponents had agreed to hold discussions about overhauling social care has been widely welcomed by charities and councils which are responsible for providing services.
'Lessen the costs'
But even with the prospect of political consensus in sight, the public will still be expected to shoulder a significant chunk of the costs.
Richard Humphries, of the King's Fund think-tank, said he believed the final cap might have to be higher than the £35,000 figure mentioned by the government-commissioned review published last summer by the economist Andrew Dilnot.
"My feeling is that in the current climate it may have to be a bit higher to be affordable [for government]."
He added that on top of that, those who ended up in residential care would still be liable for the non-care element - known as the "hotel costs" - which were likely to be between £7,000 and £9,000 a year.
He said because of the sums involved he thought it would be essential for the insurance industry to develop products to cover charges and for the state to allow a deferred payment scheme so that any costs incurred could be taken from an estate after death.
Peter Hay, president of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services, agreed that the public must remember that they had a role to play.
"Social care is not free now and it won't be in the future. What we need is for people to start thinking about care costs. Three-quarters of people end up needing some social care support - so this is an issue that affects most of us.
"We need people to take responsibility for their well-being to lessen the costs for them and the state."


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With a title like Gossip, I expected a scandal-filled good time from Beth Gutcheon. Although there is some scandal, the storylines just didn't live up to my expectations. First off, the title is actually derived from what narrator Lovie says is the original meaning of talk between the godparents of a child. As such, much of the focus is on the adult children of two of Lovie's best friends. Said children eventually meet each other (although Lovie is friends with each one's mother, their mothers are not friends), fall in love, marry, and have a child of their own. Meanwhile, real-life events such as the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack and the Great Recession affect the characters; however, everyone is relatively unscathed and problems are always of their own making. It was for that reason that I couldn't find anything likable about these snobbishly wealthy New Yorkers. Another issue with Gossip was that it was told from Lovie's perspective, which meant there was quite a bit of disconnect from the action as it is always Lovie relating what happened rather than it playing out on the page. Furthermore, nothing really happened until the last few chapters of the book when there was finally the huge scandal that I was waiting for, but it came out of nowhere and was quite disturbing.
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I hate my Fitbit.
I hate my Fitbit. Truly. This tiny activity tracking device is running my life. And by ruining, I mean making my life more mindful and healthy. Say what?
As a fitness professional, it is not too hard to motivate me to exercise. Working out is what I basically do for a living. I am fortunate to love my job and work in a field that promotes a healthy lifestyle. When I received my Fitbit as part of the recent Chicago Achievers Project program. I did not think it would be very useful. The CAP program prescribed all participants (and coaches) to achieve 10,000 steps per day. I thought: No problem, I can get 10,000 steps before lunch! And so the hatred begins.
Aside from my daily workouts and group fitness classes, I move a lot during the work week. With classes and clients located around the city, I typically use public transportation and my own two feet to get from place to place. Despite not being bound to a desk, I noticed that even with all this daily activity, I was not hitting my 10k mark until approximately 5 pm. This made me realize how hard 10,000 steps could be for someone who drives to work and sits in an office all day. (Not to mention, someone doing this in a city that deals with really cold weather during the winter months.)
I have achieved my 10k step goal almost everyday for the past 2 months. Even on weekends when I have not strayed far from my home. That darn Fitbit it having an effect. I now always take the stairs – even to the point of walking up escalators. I wait less for the bus and start walking, even during the recent polar vortex. I get to bed early, organizing my day so I can get quality sleep. Even when I know I have slept for 7.5 hours or hit my daily step goal, I still like to log on to Fitbit.com and view my stats. Like I said, it's ruining my life.
Whether you are already active or looking to get started, a fitness tracker is a great tool to help you stay motivated. There are many on the market with a variety of options (food logs, etc.) and price points. Always set SMART goals. You'll be surprised at what you learn once you start tracking information. And – more than likely – you will have moments when you want to stop, look down and curse your Fitbit, and keep moving closer to better health.


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Brush Engineered Materials Reports Record Sales For 2000
January 29, 2001
Brush Engineered Materials Inc. reported sales for 2000 of $563.7 million, the highest annual sales in the company's history, and a 24% increase over 1999 annual sales of $455.7 million. Sales for the fourth quarter were a record $147.2 million, a 23% increase over sales of $120.1 million for the fourth quarter of 1999. Fourth quarter sales represents the fifth consecutive record quarterly sales level. The record sales growth continues to be fueled by strong global demand from telecommunications, computers, optical media and automotive electronics.
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Salem Five's Joe Scianatico Honored with Award
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Salem Five's Joe Scianatico Honored with Lynn Area
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Salem, Mass., May 23, 2018 – Salem Five is pleased to announce that Joseph Scianatico, a Vice President and Market Manager of the bank's two Lynn retail locations, has been named President of the Board of Directors for the Boys & Girls Club of Lynn for the 2018-2019 term. Scianatico has served as first vice president for the 2017-2018 term.
The Boys & Girls Club of Lynn encourages the positive development and enhances the quality of life for the youth of the greater Lynn community. Its programs are designed to build self-confidence and self-esteem, and focus on six initiatives: arts, education, leadership, life skills, sports, fitness and recreation, and technology.
"We could not be more proud of Joe for his work to serve the Lynn community and make a difference in the lives of children," said Joe Riley, Executive Vice President of Retail Banking Services at Salem Five. "Supporting our local communities is at the very foundation of our values at Salem Five, and no one embodies that more than Joe."
Scianatico, who has worked for Salem Five since 2014, is an active member of the Lynn community, and is particularly focused on supporting youth and education programs. In addition to his work with the Boys & Girls Club, he serves as an advisory board member of Lynn YMCA; Board Member of the Lynn Area Chamber of Commerce; St. Pius V School; and Family and Children's Services of Greater Lynn. He has been recognized for his contributions to the local community by the Lynn Area Chamber of Commerce with its "Volunteer of the Year" award. Scianatico lives in Lynn with his wife and daughter.
Salem Five Bancorp is the parent bank holding company of Salem Five (www.salemfive.com), a mutual institution founded in 1855. Salem Five aims to make money less complicated and thereby make customers' lives simpler and easier by offering sophisticated retail and commercial banking products, personalized service and innovative technology. Salem Five is one of the largest Massachusetts-headquartered banks with $5 billion in assets and 35 retail branches in Essex, Middlesex, Norfolk and Suffolk counties and southern New Hampshire. Divisions include Salem Five Mortgage Company, which has financed more homes than any other Massachusetts bank; Salem Five Investment Services which offers financial and retirement income planning, portfolio review and money management; and Salem Five Insurance Agency, which provides personal and commercial insurance. Salem Five deposits are insured through the FDIC and DIF. Salem Five Mortgage Company's NMLS # is 4662. Equal Housing Lender. Securities are offered through LPL Financial, member FINRA/SIPC. Life insurance products are offered through LPL Financial or its licensed affiliates. Insurance and investment products are not FDIC insured, not bank guaranteed, may lose value, not a deposit, and not insured by any federal government agency.
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January Talent Show for Central Georgia Kids | Arts & Culture
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Campus Club Milledgeville, in association with the Las Vegas Defenders, Kent Buckner, and the Black Student Alliance at Georgia College Sponsor The CCM Talent Showcase Auditions.
When: Auditions are January 5 and 6, 2013
Time: Call Toyia Barnes to schedule your audition time
Middle-Georgia students 10 years and up are invited to audition for a talent showcase with a grand prize trip to Las Vegas to perform at the Las Vegas Defenders basketball game.
"Campus Club Milledgeville is a place that allows students to follow their dreams," said Campus Club Milledgeville assistant director Toyia Barnes. "This opportunity gives them a peak into what possibilities are out there in the world."
Auditions will be held in January; entry fee is $10 per person. This competition allows both small groups and individual acts. The top ten groups or individuals to audition will go on to compete in the talent showcase on February 8, 2013. The Talent Showcase grand prize winner will receive an all-expense paid trip to Las Vegas.
Celebrity trainer Kent Buckner approached Campus Club Milledgeville and suggested the collaboration.
"I have been working with kids for years now and wanted to give back from the community that helped me grow." Buckner says. "Having a chance to do what you love in front of a live audience will change how you see yourself as an entertainer."
This opportunity could be a life-changing experience for the winner of the grand prize performance.
The Grand Prize, an all-expense trip to perform in Las Vegas, is an unique experience that will create life-long memories.
Executive director of Campus Club Gregory Barnes believes "this is a testament to the potential of what CCM can provide to middle-Georgia's local artists." "We believe this is only the beginning of opportunities for the community."
This event is sponsored by Campus Club Milledgeville, the Las Vegas Defenders, Keith Buckner, and the Black Student Alliance at Georgia College.
Campus Club Milledgeville (CCM), a non-profit organization, is a year-round arts and enrichment center designed to serve the millennial generation ages 7-26. Campus Club Milledgeville serves the Baldwin, Jones, Hancock, Putnam, Washington, and Wilkinson counties. A variety of music, dance, theatre, writing, art, and language courses are offered, focusing on the creativity in the youngsters. All the services are for free to those who need it most.


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Pigeons and the persistent issues they give local Las Vegas home and business owners has grown to a point here in the Valley that many people have told us that they were shocked that they had to contact a pigeon removal professional. What had started as just a few birds nesting on the roof can quickly turn in to a major issue. Many local area businesses have experienced the same problems with the birds becoming an incredible nuisance very quickly to patrons and guests. For effective pigeon removal, call us. Red Rock Pest Control has over 20 years of local Las Vegas area experience in dealing with pigeons and birds.
We specialize in effective pigeon exclusion and pigeon pest management, both residential as well as commercial. The primary goal in most cases is to never harm the birds. Pigeon exclusion as with any exclusion work, is to setup and establish a barrier of protection around your home or commercial property. We offer a large variety of deterrents and solutions based on your personal needs
Families spread around the Las Vegas valley, most notably as of late North Las Vegas, have been experiencing a massive hit of pigeon flocks causing major problems for area residences and businesses. . If you need proof of a local Las Vegas pigeon problem, just look around as you drive to work the next day. You will notice countless pigeons perched on the tops of area restaurants, commercial construction sites and your neighbor's house. They are literally everywhere out here.
What is important to know about pigeons is that they are a non-migratory bird so once they have found a wonderful place to nest, they are going to get very comfortable quickly in their new home, namely, your home or business. Once they have established a nest, they will gather and increase in numbers and begin reproducing. We regularly collect pigeon eggs from the roofs of local residences who have contacted us about their pigeon problem.
Pigeon removal and bird control can be a challenge without the experience and knowledge of the bird's habits and patterns. We strongly advice anyone experiencing a pigeon nightmare to contact a local professional pigeon control expert before attempting any control yourself. We have heard of many so-called DIY pigeon control methods such as using scarecrow-like things to scare the birds off and other unsuccessful tactics. Put it in the hands of a pro like Red Rock Pest Control who has the local experience and customer service to handle your problem with a professional smile and effective pest control.


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Here are a few shots of action this year
|Nationals at Brightlingsea
|Planing on the Trent at NSC
|NSC open meeting in very light conditions
|Leading the first race NCS open meeting
The major event of 2015 was nothing to do with sailing
Introducing Helen, my lovely wife.
|We got married!
And we did some sailing together on the river Fal
And then right at the end of the year I bought this
Another Albacore: Firebird 6844. A Woof Mk2 hull in good condition but with a desperate need to be re-painted and re-varnished. And a number of other repairs and replacements needed too.
Since January, I have stripped the hull of fittings, varnish, and paint, effected repairs, sealed the wood with Eposeal, repainted the hull, purchased a new cover and ordered a new mast. In the coming weeks, I hope to varnish the cockpit and decks and refit her for racing hopefully in time for the Inland nationals at Carsington.
Here are some pics of the work:
|Look no varnish! It took ages to do this.
|stripped of fittings
|Eposeal on the cockpit and decks complete
|Devoid of paint
|Eposeal of the hull complete
|Hull painted


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Inseminoid (1981): United Kingdom – directed by Norman J. Warren
Rated R by the MPAA – contains violence, some nudity, and some disturbing babies
Note: Inseminoid contains some grotesque content and cautious readers should be advised against continuing with this review
Inseminoid is blessed with an amusing title and an even more hilarious poster. The swirling backdrop, the framing reminiscent of the poster for The Thing, the appearance of lasers (though they are merely flashlights attached to the helmets) shooting toward a bizarre, newly birthed alien baby, all while a mostly-naked woman screams in agony. It is strange and disturbing in equal measure, all the more so because someone thought it was appropriate imagery for a movie poster.
But this was 1981, just a couple years after Alien had spooked the movie-going world into believing that contact with outer-space rocks could impregnate a person. Inseminoid is clearly a British attempt to capitalize on the science fiction/horror genre. While a poster this extraordinary would generally portend a disappointingly bad film, Inseminoid is actually rather amusing and entertaining. It is not a good film, but certainly not deserving of the 2.8 user rating it has over at IMDb.
The plot is familiar. There is a mining colony on a far-away planet. A key staff of miners and scientists man the post, with an interesting twist: the captain of the group is a woman capable of making difficult decisions, and more than half of the base is comprised of women. Very progressive for 1981. But something is amiss at this isolated outpost. There's a strange crystal that causes weird behavior in people.
The first victim goes berserk, venturing outside of the camp into the terribly cold and poisonous air of the mine-shafts. He attacks a variety of people before finally being put down. Further investigation yields little conclusive proof, but also another victim. Sandy (Judy Geeson) is similarly infected/possessed by the crystal. A strange insemoiding scene occurs with her on a gurney and some strange alien demon with a hollow tube filled with green, globby goo. It is very similar to the "inseminoiding" scene in Rosemary's Baby. Sandy soon goes on a bizarre killing spree, seemingly possessed by the alien seed and controlled by the odd, glowing crystal.
The plot is ridiculous and somewhat silly, but fans of schlocky sci-fi/horror will be interested. The production is assured enough to never feel too cheesy or cheap. Some of the art and costume design is hilarious, including the amazing helmets the crew wears outside the base. The filmmakers had enough money to craft sets standard for the genre, complete with communication systems and flashing lights.
Those most interested in a film titled Inseminoid will be hoping for vast amounts of violence and gore. Inseminoid was not gruesome enough to be labeled a video nasty, but is instead rather restrained with the violence. There are some gory moments but nothing much different from many other horror films from the period. There is a nice atmosphere, helped by some assured lighting and set design. There are even a couple of creepy moments, not to mention an alien baby only a step below the Eraserhead [review here] creature.
All of the good moments are tempered by some atrocious acting and laughable dialogue. Again, the film is called Inseminoid so one mustn't expect a great deal. Fans of the genre and the time period will enjoy the camp and productions values. Those turned off by the name and poster should rightfully steer clear of the film. For a film with such an amazing poster I was surprisingly not disappointed by the content and quality of the movie. Nothing could live up to the hype the poster promises, but Inseminoid comes about as close as possible.


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Welcome! I'm Justin, an author, graphic novelist, and self-publisher. Aside from writing hundreds of comics and graphic novels for some of the most iconic publishers in the industry, I have also worked as an advocate for victims of crime, a chef, a fossil hunter and a micro-photographer specializing in prehistoric insects and plants trapped in amber. Yes, like Jurassic Park only a lot less exciting. I have given seminars and exhibitions on the cleaning, mining, and identification of prehistoric insects for both the American Museum of Natural History and the Smithsonian. I even went to Tokyo to exhibit these skills at the Japan Jewelry fair.
After years of working for world-famous comic book publishers like Marvel and DC Entertainment, I decided to challenge myself creatively and expand my library by writing traditional novels in addition to working on independent comics of my creation. While known mostly for my comic book writing I'm excited to take on the challenge of tackling a new medium. I am currently writing multiple novels for different age groups.


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The challenge and the organization
There are few things more important in children's lives than their education. Yet parents frequently have a difficult time getting vital information about schools, such as how well students perform on standardized tests, what the teacher-child ratio is and how diverse the student and faculty populations are.
GreatSchools, a national education nonprofit helping empower parents to improve educational opportunity for their children, set out to solve that problem when it was founded in 1998. GreatSchools offers information about the quality of schools that it gathers from federal, state, and local governments, and from parents, students, and teachers. At the GreatSchools website, parents can search for schools by geographic location and get vital information about them. Parents can also find thousands of articles, videos, learning tools and worksheets to support their children's learning.
Our number one goal is to help parents find the right educational opportunities for their children. The whole point is to match their children's needs with the best schools possible, in ways that are most useful for American parents."
Carrie Goux, vice president of communications, GreatSchools
How they did it
GreatSchools uses Google Maps Platform to let parents search in specific geographic areas for schools, display school locations on maps, and get in-depth information about any school. Using the Google Maps JavaScript API and the Google Maps Geocoding API, school locations are pinned to a map after a parent does a search. Clicking a pin shows a brief summary about the school. Clicking the name of the school displays an in-depth report card, including standardized test scores, equity information such as how diverse the school is, how low-income and minority students perform on tests, and other information such as student-teacher ratios and percentage of teachers who are state certified. There are also ratings and reviews by parents. (Currently, California schools show the most in-depth information. The site is quickly expanding information on schools in the rest of the U.S.)
Using Google Maps Platform, the GreatSchools website also shows school district boundaries. This is especially useful for parents moving to a new area because once they decide which schools they want their children to attend, they can look for houses in that school's district. Most people search for districts and schools by typing in a specific address or zip code.
GreatSchools relies on other Google tools available through the Google for Nonprofits program as well, such as G Suite, which staff members use as their office suite and to share data and documents with each other and outside groups. GreatSchools also posts videos on YouTube that show parents how they can help support their children's learning.
More than 40 million unique visitors go to the GreatSchools website each year to find the best schools for their children.
The site also offers organizers and advocacy groups the tools and information to push for better schools for all children, including lobbying for schools to innovate and focus on underserved communities. For example, Goux says the group Innovate Public Schools in the San Francisco Bay area has been working with a group of parents in California's Redwood City to improve neighborhood schools in an area with many Latino families. On the GreatSchools web site they used maps to find schools close to the district, and examined how those schools performed compared to schools in their district. It showed that nearby schools performed better than the local schools. Redwood City parents used that information to lobby the school board to approve a new charter school designed to be successful in communities like theirs, Goux says.
With Google Maps Platform, we're doing more than just helping parents find and send their kids to the highest-quality schools possible. Parents and advocacy groups can also use it to push for greater innovation and equity in education."
Carrie Goux, vice president of communications, GreatSchools


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Our custom achievement and award banners are constructed using the applique process, our unique hand-crafted specialty. It's easily distinguished from flimsy screened or digitally printed flags and banners, and in turn distinguishes your program.
Award banners are small replica banners that can be presented to outstanding performers at end-of-season ceremonies such as Senior Night.
Achievement banners are appropriate for sports that have a facility with space for hanging. You'll see our banners hanging in gyms and arenas across the country, for sports like basketball, hockey, and indoor track. They even decorate a few outdoor facilities including tennis and field hockey.
Achievement banners generally fall into two categories: individual, such as retired number banners, and add a player, like basketball 1000 point club banners. Click a thumbnail below to see the full size image, or click here to see our gallery of achievement and award banners.


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Algae: The Next Green Fuel
W2 Energy, a developer of alternative power sources, is betting on it. According to the MacReport, the company has been actively involved in experimenting with algae as a raw product for fuel production.
It turns out that various algae products can be converted into liquid fuel through a plasma-assisted transfer in a biomass plasma reactor (BPR). This naturally-occurring resource has a unique quality of increasing "its biomass up to 4 times in a 24 hour period, thus making it a superior feedstock over traditional crops and or other biomass sources."
The abundance of algae in our biosphere has the potential of making it one of the cleanest and most sustainable energy sources. As we previously reported, Boeing is already looking into converting submarine algae into clean-burning jet fuel.


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Ingredient Manufacturer Finds Filling Solution and Partner at PACK EXPO International
At Matt Brewing Company, attention to detail and uncompromising commitment to quality are the signature trademarks of the company and their award-winning Saranac beers. Concerned with accuracy and reliability, the company wanted to assure every customer receives a full can of beer every time, so they searched for a gamma fill level inspection system and instead, became the first brewer in the world to use this new checkweigher technology for 100 percent inspection.
By Kyle Thomas, Mettler-Toledo Hi-Speed
From the very beginning, Pepe's made all of the food for its restaurants in one location to keep a better grip on production costs, quality control and uniformity. Even in the restaurant's early days, the company utilized pouch technology for storing and transporting its products. The use of pouches is popular now, but 40 years ago it was not in mainstream use. By Jim McMahon
This case study examines the obstacles one of the largest pasta manufacturers faced when choosing its cup sealing machine and how the right equipment choice helped the company overcome them.
Capping a bottle isn't difficult, we do it every day. Capping hundreds of bottles each minute, without scuffing, over or under tightening or misalignment isn't that hard — provided that the cap, bottle, and machine are properly matched.
Some people go off on liquid filling adventures without getting all the answers first. One reason this happens is because they may not know the right questions beyond, "How fast does it go?" It may be true that speed is a question of money, but if you don't get the right filler for your needs, it won't matter how much money you spend. You won't go anywhere.
The global beverage manufacturing and packaging industry is one of the most efficient processes in the world. Because of the enormous scale of the current beverage industry, American, European and Asian beverage manufacturers are becoming increasingly better equipped at manufacturing and packaging beverages at high speeds.
When beginning your liquid filling equipment search, it is important to consider the different aspects of your product (or application) and the demands of your project. There are four characteristics that will help in determining the type of filling machine you will need: the liquid's nature or characteristics, fill volume, production rate, and container description. By Filamatic
The Italian company OCME is one of the world's leading manufacturers of automated handling systems and machinery for the packaging industry. In more than 50 years of activity, OCME has established a worldwide reputation for its production of machines for primary and secondary packaging, end-of-line and logistics. Libby White spoke to sales director Emanuele Gatteschi to find out more


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Breakfast and Bowling at Beacon Bowl
December 8 @ 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Join us for Breakfast and Bowling. You get three games, shoes, and breakfast for about $16 pp.
Breakfast choices:
Eggs with toast and potatoes
Pancakes or French toast with either bacon or sausage
Both breakfasts come with coffee, hot tea, or milk
Payments are made the day of the event, and you order breakfast when you check in.
Come join us at Beacon Bowl whether you bowl regularly or haven't bowled in years. We bowl for fun and are non-competitive.


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The popularity of cycling as a mode of transport has grown exponentially in the last few years, with 25 million people in the UK owning a bicycle, according to Cycling UK. However, due to the ever increasing number of cyclists on the road, there are now more people at risk of serious injury from other vehicles.
Types of cycling accident injuries
In 2016, more than 18,400 people were injured while on their bikes in the UK, according to the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents. However, these are just the incidents reported to the police, so it likely that even more people have suffered a cycling accident.
Accidents and injuries sustained while cycling can often be caused by other road users. The majority of cycling accidents in 2016 were the result of a collision with a motor vehicle. However, this is not the only way you could sustain an injury while cycling, with other causes including:
- Losing control of the bicycle as a result of poor cycling lanes and road/trail design
- Defective road surfaces such as potholes, debris and spillages
- Faulty repairs carried out by a cycle shop
- Defective frames and components
- Motorist emerging into path of cyclist
- Motorist turning in the path of cyclist
Can you make a claim for a cycling accident?
If you have had a cycling accident in the last three years that was the fault of another person or organisation, which resulted in you suffering an injury, you could have a potential claim for compensation.
In many cycling accident cases, witnesses are present. It is a good idea to gather statements from these witnesses as soon as possible so the event is clear in their minds. It will add to the evidence you may need to present in order to make a claim.
You may not be sure if you have sufficient grounds for pursuing a claim, but a conversation with one of our experts will help you clarify whether you have a strong case.
How much compensation can you claim for a cycling accident?
The amount of compensation you can claim for will depend on the kind of injury you sustained, as well as its severity. Other factors that will affect how much you can claim for include how long the recovery period was, whether you will suffer any long-term effects and how much medical treatment was required.
We have previously helped many cycling accident victims, and their levels of success could be an indication of what you can expect to claim for.
- We helped a cyclist who suffered soft tissue damage to her right wrist and bruising after a car door opened into her path obtain £5,000 in compensation.
- We also helped a cyclist who was hit by a car after it made a right turn in her path, causing soft tissue injuries to her neck, back, shoulder, legs and wrists. Our team helped her obtain £3,800.
When to start the claims process?
It's always best to begin the process of making a cycling accident claim soon after the incident. This allows you to present your case when the details are still clear in your mind, which will strengthen it.
However, if you were the victim of a cycling accident up to three years ago, you could still be able to claim. We know that these accidents affect people's lives for years after the event, so there is still the possibility of claiming if it happened in this period.
Why choose Hayward Baker?
When the worst happens and you suffer an accident on your bike, you might not know where to turn. This is why it's important to choose a solicitor firm that has the experience and ability to help you. We know you'll certainly be searching for a firm with the experience to take your claim forward, which is something we have a great deal of. With our proven success in securing compensation for victims of cycling accidents, we are confident in our ability to help you.
At Hayward Baker, we are especially proud of the way we treat you as a real person, rather than as just another case. Our team of experts will ensure you receive a service tailored to you as an individual. Your case handler will help you understand the entire process and, as we want you to feel as little stress as possible throughout the process, we will ensure that one person manages your case from the start.
Communication is one of the most important elements of processing a cycling accident claim, so we understand the value of providing you with information, rather than you chasing us for it. We'll make sure you're fully updated about every element of your case, at each important stage, as we know how important it is to you.


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Corporation Tax: trading losses - relief against total profits: late claims
HMRC has power under CTA10/S37 (7) to extend the statutory time limit for claims under S37 (CTM04580).
SP5/01 (see CTM97060 for the full text) sets out the HMRC approach to the exercise of this discretionary power. A decision to accept a late claim may be made by a Grade 6 Technical, Compliance or Case Manager, on their own authority, following the approach set out in the Statement. (This content has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000) .
Paragraph 10 of SP5/01 indicates that, in general, the HMRC approach is to admit late claims (and withdrawals of claims) which could not be made within the statutory time limits for reasons beyond the company's control. The Statement gives examples of such reasons. Those examples are intended to illustrate matters that are beyond a company's control. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list. Paragraph 11 gives some examples of matters that HMRC would not regard as being beyond the company's control.
Paragraph 12 of the Statement may apply even if the company cannot show that the reasons for the late claim were beyond its control. The company must send, with its application for the late claim or withdrawal to be admitted, a full explanation of the factors it wishes to be taken into account. If it has not done so, this must be requested as part of consideration of the late claim. A late claim or withdrawal may be accepted if, taking account of all of the factors, it would clearly be unreasonable to refuse it.
Officers should take into account when making a decision on a late claim or withdrawal whther it forms part of a scheme or arrangement, the main purpose or one of the main purposes of which is the avoidance of tax or payment of tax.
Follow the guidance at EM3905 - EM3906 where a late claim is made for an accounting period that is the subject of an investigation settlement involving interest and penalties. Relief is allowed only against the amount of the additional assessment.


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