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The Fourth: A secular Shavuot?
In mid-spring, usually some time in May, we Jews celebrate the mystical marriage of God and Israel at Shavuot, as concretized by the tablets of the Law that Moshe carried down from Sinai. Of course, we're Jews! We eat! We celebrate with food, huge lashings of dairy, rich creams and extravagant displays of cheeses and cakes, and the heavenly cheesecake that is the fruit of their union. We celebrate with the soft white foods of springtime. We stay up all night to study, which is a traditional Jewish form of revelry.
In early summer, we Americans celebrate the signing of the Declaration of Independence, the document over which Jefferson, Adams, and the other founding fathers agonized as they gave birth to this new nation. Of course, we're Americans! We eat! We celebrate with food, barbecues, hot dogs, and hamburgers. We stay up well into the night to watch the fireworks bursting in air, making the dark sky bloom and blossom and explode with color.
On Shavuot we celebrate the giving of the Torah, which is based in the covenant, the b'rit, that Abraham made with God.
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On the Fourth of July we celebrate the signing of the Declaration, which led to the Constitution, the extraordinary document that safeguards our civil rights.
We know that the Puritans who first settled this country, close readers of what they called the Old Testament, saw the parallels between themselves and the children of Israel. They called their new dream world the New Jerusalem. Jews echoed the compliment. The United States in Hebrew is Artzot Ha-b'rit. This is not a direct translation; literally, it means the Lands of the Covenant. And what is the covenant? "Early American maskilim used the Hebrew word 'b'rit' as a metaphor for the U.S. Constitution," said Dr. Gary Zola, who teaches at HUC-JIR in Cincinnati and heads the American Jewish Archives. It is a lovely response to the Puritans.
My husband and I spent a recent Fourth of July weekend at this country's Mount Sinai – Philadelphia. We went to the Museum of the Constitution, an amazing place that helps us understand that history once was the living present. Near the museum's exit, visitors walk through a room peopled with lifesized statues of the Declaration's signers. Some of those men were looming giants, but most of them were about my size, and I am very short. Somehow, looking at these lifelike bronzes, with their silly little ponytails and their unkempt unbuttoned waistcoasts, seeing how small they were, knowing how world-changing their actions were, it was easier to understand and therefore be awed by their courage. They were real men risking their real necks, and look at what they did.
When the Constitution was adopted, Benjamin Rush, one of those signatories, wrote a letter describing a parade celebrating that feat in Philadelphia: "Pains were taken to connect ministers of the most dissimilar religious principles together….The Rabbi of the Jews locked in the arms of two ministers of the gospel, was a most delightful sight. There could not have been a more happy emblem contrived, of that section of the new constitution, which opens all its powers and offices alike, not only to every sect of Christians, but to worthy men of every religion."
We spent another recent July Fourth watching fireworks over the Hudson. We walked over to Riverside Park and followed the crowd down past the lush gardens to the edge of the river. The park abruptly changes at its westernmost edge as it moves south; the greenery gives way to the river's blue and silver and gray. Boats bob on the water; on the Fourth, there were so many of them that it looked distinctly rush-hour-like. The asphalt below your feet morphs into wooden planks, and you can smell a bit of the estuary salt.
And the people! There were so very many people. All ages, all sizes, all stages of life; babies swaddled in Snugglis, little kids dragging toys, teenagers pretending not to be with their parents, young couples unable to keep their hands off each other, young parents, old parents, older people, very old people. A huge babble of languages; lots of Hebrew kept bubbling up, amid the Spanish and Portuguese and French and Russian, the languages I could tentatively identity even if I can't understand them. And then all the huge range of other tongues, some Slavic, some Asian, some unidentifiably exotic. There were all sorts of people – Jews and Christians and Muslims and Sikhs and Hindus and Buddhists; descendants of Europeans, Africans, and Asians, all together, all by choice, all to celebrate the Fourth and the freedom it gives us. We all funneled south on the walkway. That year, the fireworks were to be set off over the Hudson, somewhere in the mid-50s. We walked further and further south, until eventually we had to stop; it was hard to tell where we were but it seemed as if it was about 72nd street.
It was tremendously crowded, but no one pushed and no one complained. It was beautiful there, and the mood was buoyant. We all were there by choice; it was entirely free; we all felt lucky to be able to be there. We stood and waited as the sun set, first gilding the river and then setting it on fire. And then came the next fire, the amazing glittering sparkling shining bursting noisy waterfall of fireworks. We all stood with our heads back and our mouths open. It lasted half an hour; when it was over we all walked back as we had come in, together. No one pushed, no one complained, almost no one talked. We were all together.
It was a glorious Fourth.


text: I was cruising my websites to see if they need updating (they do), and ended up reading reviews I got on fanfiction.net. That made me feel a bit cocky. I'll have to remember to do that the next time I'm in that writer's funk where I think everything I put on paper is clunky and useless. I made the mistake of opening one of the Hikaru stories. Y'all know me and how much I like my own stories. I stayed up until 3 AM reading them all. I always feel like I'm indulging my vanity when I do this, but I didn't care. I enjoyed taking that journey again with Hikaru and Hiko.

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We've been on the lookout for the perfect summer dress that will take you from the beach to the shops and even out to dinner.
This gorgeous range of ethically made dresses by Global Mamas fits the bill. Hand crafted from 100% cotton, these Fairtrade garments are made in Ghana using traditional batik techniques. We just love them - they are so easy to wear and can be dressed up or down.
Choose from two easy fit designs.
The gorgeous Eli dress with a relaxed A-line shape, structured cowl neck, racer back and princess seams. This dress looks great on its own or with leggings.
Alternatively, the sophisticated Starboard dress features a gathered waist, Y shaped neckline and side pockets.
We particularly love supporting the Global Mamas community in their mission to create a life of prosperity for African women and their families. Their employees realise their dreams of having the opportunity to support their families, send their children to school, improve their health and save for the future.
They produce beautiful handmade items of the highest quality, maintaining local artisanal skills. Global Mamas is committed to sustainable growth and since inception has created hundreds of jobs in Ghana. Fair Trade practices ensure that every Global Mama is paid a steady, living wage. They are further empowered by being invited to be a part of organisational decisions and product development.
It feels great knowing that your outfit is improving the lives of African women and their families.
We predict these dresses will sell out, so don't miss out! Find your perfect summer dress here.


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Have a look at the one 5th class created in Computers for Internet Safety Day 2016.
Padlet is like an online Bulletin Board that allows teachers and students to share their thoughts on a topic. It is also a free internet application that can be used in this way.
Have a look at the one 5th class created in Computers for Internet Safety Day 2016.
Take a look at this video from 'Commonsense Media' - what does it make you think about when you watch it?
There will be prizes presented to a winner and runner up in 3 categories: Infants, 1st -3rd; 4th -6th.
How much do you know about staying safe online? Get creative and design a poster to spread the message.
"Play Your Part for a better internet"
Send entries to Ms. Edwards by Friday 26th of February.
The internet is a brilliant resource that we use for many things such as searching for information, connecting with others, playing games, listening to music, watching films and much more. We also have to remember to be SMART when going online.
Here are some links to websites and lessons we will explore and discuss during our computer class:
After exploring the websites and discussions during class, post a comment below about something new you have learned.
5th & 6th Classes have been learning about The Easter 1916 Rising in Computer class.
Here are some useful links to websites we used to research some facts:
Ms. Edwards
February 2016


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The research project aimed at analyzing Italy's and Europe's investment in the JSF aeronautical program, providing suggestions on how to improve the program's performance at the European level....
Italy and the anti-ballistic missile defence programsStart/End: 2008 - 2008
The project analyzed the strategic, political, economic, technological and industrial implications of Italy's participation in the anti-ballistic missile defence programs proposed by the US and...
MEDI (Mapping of the European Defence Industry)Start/End: 2006 - 2007
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text: CELEBRATION PACK! March 1st marks the 20th Anniversary of the publishing of Ol' Lady Grizelda! To celebrate we have a package of six books, written by Justin Matott and illustrated by John Woods. This value pack will be available at this price until March 15th! Includes autographed copies of: Ol' Lady Grizelda, I Think My Dog Might Be A Nerd, I Think My Cat Might Be A Geek, The Sky is Falling, There's A Fly On My Toast & Chocolate Covered Frog Legs.


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Igloo Hybrid in NOTTINGHAM
Official rating:
Customer rating: 8.5/10
Accommodation type: Hostel
Igloo Hybrid
Book online
The Igloo Hybrid welcomes discerning travellers with comfortable accommodations conveniently located in the heart of Nottingham close to transportation links and must-visit local attractions. This budget friendly city centre hostel features well-appointed and quirky accommodations featuring Japanese inspired SleepBoxes personal USB ports and reading lights as well as an outdoor courtyard. We are less than 10 minutes by foot from Broadmarsh Bus Station and Nottingham Train Station. Each private room in Igloo Hybrid offers cool and cosy private accommodation using mainly up-cycled and secondhand furniture with added touches of top-notch comfort features and unique personality. All units come with foam mattresses flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi access. A shared kitchen is fully-equipped for self-catering and includes free tea coffee and sugar. High quality bathrooms are shared and found on the first and second floor and there is a laundry service available on request. There are desks and seating areas and daily housekeeping staff. Bath towels and padlocks are available to rent from reception. The outside courtyard and smoking area open until 12am each day. /p Tourists staying in this affordable base can easily reach Nottingham city centre and stop by top go-to destinations that include Nottingham Castle Museum & Art Gallery and The Arboretum Nottingham. You can also catch performances at the Theatre Royal Concert Hall less than a mile away. /p
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Local points of interest:
The following music venues, bars, clubs and restaurants are near to Igloo Hybrid:
- Ye Old Salutation Inn (Bar/Pub) 54 yards away
- Snug (Nightclub) 55 yards away
- Shooters Sports Bar Nottingham (Bar/Pub) 73 yards away
- The Stop Bar (Bar/Pub) 73 yards away
- Walkabout Nottingham (Nightclub) 73 yards away
- St Peter's Church 91 yards away
- St. Peter's Church (Live music venue) 104 yards away
- Bar Humbug (Bar/Pub) 106 yards away
- The Approach (Bar/Pub) 106 yards away
- Flirtz Lapdancing Club (Nightclub) 112 yards away
Find out more about the local clubs, bars, restaurants and points of interest: Nearby Area »
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Why Puerto Rico should be on your must-travel list
Puerto Rico is the island for everyone. It has beaches, rain forests, amazing food and drinks, historic monuments, and a vibrant night life. It's a U.S. territory so no passports are needed and this diverse, colorful island is only a three-hour nonstop flight away. There's no wonder Puerto Rico tops many Atlantans' vacation lists.
San Juan, the capitol of Puerto Rico, is one of the world's greatest cities. A bustling commercial center, the city is ablaze in neon signs from hotels, restaurants, dance halls and shops. The highlight of this city is Old San Juan with its narrow cobblestone roads leading to the Castillo San Cristóbal fort built in 1793 by the Spanish to thwart pirates, the English, the Dutch and others. It's the largest fort built by the Spanish in the New World and visitors can still see it today.
Puerto Ricans are proud, passionate people and food is high on their list of life's enjoyments. One of the best new restaurants in Old San Juan is Marmalade. It's famous for its white bean soup and red snapper ceviche. Looking for pizza? Piro Pizza Rustica puts its own spin on the pie by adding plantains!
The Bacardi Rum plant is accessible via a short boat ride from San Juan and is among the island's top attractions. Guests can see how Puerto Rico's most famous product is made, taste it for themselves, and bring some home to share.
Puerto Rico is also a leading coffee-producing region as well. In the mountain regions of Toro Negro, about a two hour drive from San Juan on intimidatingly twisting roads, there are a number of boutique coffee haciendas that offer tours. These tours will start and end with a steaming hot cup of the freshest, richest coffee anyone has ever tasted, making the mountainous drive worth the trip.
Naturally, Puerto Rico is also known for its beaches. Visitors can choose from more than 270 beaches. Among the best are Flamenco Beach, Condado Beach Playa Sucia, and Sun Bay Beach, which is on Vieques Island. All of them feature soft, pristine sand with perfectly-hued blue green water ready for swimmers, boaters, snorkelers, and sight-seers alike.
Many people will focus on the fantastic beaches in Puerto Rico, however the island has an amazingly diverse ecological system as well. El Yunque National Forest is the only tropical rain forest in the U.S. National Forest System. It is a virtual paradise with lush foliage, waterfalls, rivers, flora, palm leaves the size of a man and beautiful — and loud — animals. The best way to experience the rain forest is to take a tour that starts at the El Portal Rain Forest Center.
For those who want a little more excitement in their travels, head to Toro Verde Nature Adventure Park, about an hour drive from San Juan, in Orocovis. The park is 316 acres and features one of the world's longest zip lines. The Monster zip line is equivalent to 28 football fields, as high as 850 feet and one could go as fast as 95 miles per hour! There are other zip lines and even a ropes course that are sure to bring out anyone's inner Ninja Warrior.
Puerto Rico is a friendly, safe, eclectic island with plenty to offer singles, families and couples. With easy access from Atlanta via Delta (three to six flights daily), there's just one question left to ask: When will you go?


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by Caroline Drew
Dear Ticketmaster Employee,
My name is Frances P. Brannon - Fran for short - and I am writing to file a complaint. I recently purchased tickets to a gun show for me and my son, Glenn. Now, you can imagine our disappointment when we show up to the venue and there are no rifles, no AK-47s, not even a hand gun, but just some dude named Brundon in a tank top flexing.
Usually, I am not one to be negative. When I see it's raining, I say, "Look at that! God's having a sprinkler party!" and I go about my day. But this was unacceptable.
First off, what kind of name is Brundon? And yes - I know it was Brundon and not Brandon because when I said, "Excuse me sir, do you know where the gun show is?" He said, "Oh you're here for the gun show? Then get ready for some fundon with Brundon. Watch me do this cartwheel!" Ticketmaster Employee, he could not do a cartwheel. He hit his head very hard.
Once Brundon arose from the ground, he asked if we had our tickets for the gun show. At this, we were elated. "Yes," I said. "Yes, my name is Frances P. Brannon - Raisin Fran for short - and I have two tickets for the gun show." Brundon took our tickets, swallowed them whole, and then proceeded to flex his arms for 30 seconds.
This was disturbing for a number of reasons. One, arms are NOT guns. They cannot shoot bullets nor can they accessorize a cowboy's waist. Second, Brundon's arms were very veiny and pink and in this way they resembled two giant, pulsing penises.
Now, in the right context, I would not complain about being faced with a pair of throbbing danglers. I'd say, "Look! It must be the Fourth of July, because Fran's having a threesome!" But in this case, it was not Independence Day and I was not with my husband and his work friend, Papa John - yes, that Papa John.
In this case, I was with my 11-year-old son Glenn. Glenn has never seen a penis - not even his own - as he refuses to go into public restrooms or look below his waist. And okay, yes, Glenn is a weird kid. But he's also VERY good at Roller Coaster Tycoon, so you can hold your tongue!
But even if Glenn wasn't good at running virtual theme parks- he still did not deserve the utter disappointment we were met with today. Ticketmaster Employee, I have to say, I am enraged. We didn't spend $250 to see Brundon's arms. We spent it to see some big ole shootin' sticks; some Second Amendment light sabers; some things you shouldn't bring in your school backpack, but hey, some people do (I don't judge!).
The point is, I expect a full refund for this purchase. Please send proof of reimbursement to my e-mail address, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Caroline Drew is a comedy writer living in New York City by way of Birmingham, Alabama. She's an alumnus of Wake Forest University's sketch troupe, the Lilting Banshees, and is currently one half of the writing duo, We're So Sorry.


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Yuzu Fragrance Oil
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You'll love this sparkling citrus scent in handmade soap, lotion, bath bombs, and scrub.
- Vanilla Content: 0.00 %
- Flashpoint: 134 ℉
- Discoloration: No discoloration
- Oil Color: Clear
- Performance: Behaves well in cold process
- Scent Family: Fruity
- Origin: USA
- Shelf Life: Best within 1-2 years
- Recommended for Cold Process: yes
- Recommended for Melt and Pour: yes
- Recommended for Bath Bombs: yes
- Eye Safe: no
- Lip Safe: no
- Safety Notes: Do not apply undiluted directly on skin
- Usage Instructions: Enter the total weight of your recipe into the Fragrance Calculator for light, medium, and strong recommendations.
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How Do I Register for a Class?
OPTION 1 Select the Register Here link under each class.
OPTION 2 Complete attached form in the printed catalog and mail or deliver to:
Green Valley Community Church
Attn: Life Skills Department
3500 Missouri Flat Road
Placerville, CA 95667
OPTION 3 Sign up at the first class session.
OPTION 4 Contact Life Skills at (530) 622-3231, Ext.224 or email: email@example.com
How do I pay the Registration Fee?
If a fee applies, and you are registering online, you can pay with a credit card (Mastercard or Visa) at time of registration. For mail in or walk in registration, please make checks payable to GVCC and return form to the church office or mail to the above address.
Do I have to attend GVCC to participate in a class or a group?
No - classes are open to all community residents.
Is childcare available?
Only available during our services, unless otherwise indicated. Children 6 weeks to 12 years old can participate in our Children's Programs during any service.
Where do I purchase the books for my class?
Some classes will have the book for you and that is reflected in the cost of the class. Other classes require you to supply the book. We have an Amazon link listed, or you can get the book from any book store, the library or borrow from a friend.
What if I can't make all class meetings?
Most of our classes are built on the materials presented each week. While we understand it's often not possible to attend every session, we encourage you to make it a priority to be present each week to maximize the benefit of the curriculum and class discussions.
What if I need transportation?
We are a designated El Dorado Transit stop. Please call (530) 642-5383 to get the bus schedule or arrange for a ride.
Additional Questions?
Contact Life Skills Department at (530) 622-3231, Ext.224 or email: email@example.com


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Big Creek Greenway
Address: There are many access points for the trail. The southernmost one is at Big Creek Park, at the intersection of Old Alabama and Belcourt Pkwy
Cost of admission: None
Governance: City of Roswell, City of Alpharetta, and Forsyth County
Acres: N/A
Approximate miles of trails: 17 miles of greenway with more to come, plus several adjacent hiking and mountain biking trails. The Alpharetta/Roswell section has 7.2 miles and the Forsyth County section has 9.6 miles
Hours: March thru October – 6:00 am to 9:30 pm, November thru February – 6:00 am to 7:00 pm
Miles from downtown Atlanta: 21 (southern end), 38 (northern end)
MARTA directions: There are a few convenient access points. All buses depart from North Springs Station.
You can take the 140 or 141 to North Point Pkwy @Mansell Rd and walk east until you reach the greenway.
You can take the 140 or 141 to North Point Pkwy @ North Point Ct and walk south on Haynes Bridge Road to the Haynes Bridge trail spur.
You can take the 140 to North Point Pkwy @ Old Milton Pkwy or take the 185 to Old Milton Pkwy @ North Point pkwy (same intersection) and go southeast on Old Milton Pkwy. On the north side of the road, you'll see stairs leading down to the trail.
Trail surface: Mostly paved with some boardwalk, also with some natural-surface alternate routes or spurs
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Compounding Pharmacy Market Worth $12 Billion by 2022
May 11, 2018, 08:00 ET
PUNE, India, May 11, 2018 /PRNewswire/ --
Compounding pharmacy market research explores recently announces this report and added on ReportsnReports.com. Main players are Fagron, B. Braun Melsungen, Fresenius, Wedgewood Pharmacy, Dougherty's Pharmacy, and Village Compounding Pharmacy. The analysts forecast global compounding pharmacy market will earn a revenue of about USD 12 billion by 2022.
Get complete report on Compounding Pharmacy Market spread across 115 pages, analyzing 6 major companies and providing 81 data exhibits now available at http://www.reportsnreports.com/reports/1500647-global-compounding-pharmacy-market-2018-2022.html .
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According to the report, one driver in the compounding pharmacy market is increase in healthcare and pharmaceutical spending. Proportionally, pharmaceutical spending is also increasing due to the increasing demand for medications. The growing incidences of chronic diseases are encouraging the consumers to visit compounding pharmacies.
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Another related report is Global Compounding Pharmacy Market Research Report 2018, In this report, the global Compounding Pharmacy market is valued at USD XX million in 2017 and is expected to reach USD XX million by the end of 2025, growing at a CAGR of XX% between 2017 and 2025.
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5 October 2007
Frank Laubert is new chair of IUC Council
Kirsten Weber is new chair of IUC's Executive Committee
IUC Council, meeting in Dubrovnik on 29 September 2007, elected Mr. Frank Laubert as Chair of IUC Council. Mr. Laubert, 64, a lawyer, is a university administrator at the University of Hamburg. He has worked extensively with international programmes and is head of his university's Department for Research Management and Funding. For more than 20 years Mr. Laubert has had close associations with the IUC.
As chair of IUC Council, Laubert succeeds István Teplán, formerly of Central European University, Budapest.
Council elected Academician Ivo Šlaus, Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts, as Vice Chair of IUC Council. Šlaus succeeds Kåre Rommetveit, University of Bergen.
IUC Council reelected Dr. Krunoslav Pisk, Ruđer Bosković Institute, Zagreb, to serve as Director General of the IUC.
Professor Peter Kampits, Dean, Faculty of Philosophy and Educational Sciences, University of Vienna, was elected as Deputy Director General.
As new members of the Executive Committee, Council elected Gunn Elisabeth Birkelund (Professor of Sociology, University of Oslo), James McAllister (Professor of Philosophy, University of Leiden), Lee Kendall Metcalf (Professor of Political Science, Florida State University), Ivan Šimonović (Professor of Law, University of Zagreb), and Kirsten Weber (Professor of Educational Research, University of Roskilde). Professors Gvozden Flego (University of Zagreb) and Hans-Joachim Seitz (University of Hamburg) were reelected as members of the Executive Committee.
The Executive Committee elected Kirsten Weber as Chair. Weber succeeds Professor Lise Kjølsrød (University of Oslo) as the committee's chair.
Ms. Mary Helle, University of Bergen, was reappointed as auditor.
The Executive Committee appointed Ms. Berta Dragičević as General Secretary of the IUC and Ms. Nada Bruer as Executive Secretary.


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EVENT: 2012 ING New York City Marathon - $1 Mil a Mile
EVENT DATE: Nov 04, 2012
This year's NYC Marathon may have been cancelled, but members of The Owl's Head Running Team still ran through the boroughs of NYC for a few hours on Sunday, November 4th, in an effort to support the areas & people affected by Hurricane Sandy.
We ran through Brooklyn, carrying relief supplies on our backs to Broad Channel, Queens, with a caravan of vehicles transporting additional supplies that had been collected.
On Sunday, 11/18, Team Owl's Head members participated in the Brooklyn Marathon, continuing to bring attention to the need for continued support for those still affected.
In conjunction with our RUN FOR HURRICANE RELIEF, we have been raising money for efforts related to assisting communities in Brooklyn directly affected by Hurricane Sandy.
As a team of Brooklynites, it is important that we ensure all donations raised through this fundraising page go directly to an organization that will help our fellow NYers. The Brooklyn Recovery Fund (set up by the Brooklyn Community Fund), has been established to quickly get much needed assitance to Brooklyn communites recovering from the Hurricane. All donations made here will go directly to this fund.
The Team: $1,943 TOTAL RAISED SO FARJOIN THE TEAM
Donor Comments
Pete & Cori Mancuso
To all my fellow New Yorkers who lost family, friends, and homes to Hurricane Sandy. 7 years ago


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|Prof. Zheng-Cai Lou
Department of Otolaryngology, The Affiliated Yiwu Hospital of Wenzhou Medical University, Yiwu City, 322000, Zhejiang Province, China
|Prof. Zheng-Cai Lou received his diploma in Clinical Medicine in 1993 at the wenzhou medical University,China. He did his Associate Chief Physician and Chief Physician in otorhinolaryngology between 2004 and 2009 at the Health & Medicine Agency of Zhejiang Province, China. The total of 40 SCI papers were published from 2010 to present.
|Research Interest
|His research focus lies in the field of the regeneration of tympanic membrane, tympanoplasty, and the mechanism of FGF-2 repairing tympanic membrane perforation, laryngopharyngeal reflux,tonsillectomy,adenoidectomy.
All Published work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License
Copyright © 2019 All rights reserved. iMedPub LTD Last revised : September 20, 2019


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Dates: May 23rd – 26th 2019
Place: Centre Azur (YMCA France) at Sanary-sur-Mer
Address: 149 Avenue du Nid, 83110 Sanary-sur-Mer, France
Arrivals: 23rd of May, early afternoon
Departures: 26th of May
Nearest airports to Sanary: Toulon and Marseille. Also, there is a train station in Toulon
We kindly invite you to be part of our main annual governance meeting, representing your National Movement or YMCA working platform (programme / field group).
Take part in our General Assembly, connect with members of working groups and platforms, learn about the implementation of our current Strategy 2016-2020, play an active role in discussions and networking with colleagues from all over Europe.
YMCA France hosts our General Assembly in beautiful Sanary-sur-Mer (see photos below).
Deadline for registrations: May 1st 2019.


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✨ Enjoy 2 weeks FREE at the FIT, Just to try it out.
✨ When you sign up for an Unlimited Membership at The FIT your first month is only $1, all subsequent months $95.
✨The FIT is walking distance from our current location and has double the amount of parking!
✨ ALL TML members may bring in as many guests to TML for FREE during the month of March.
✨ Those with class cards please enjoy unlimited classes all March long at TML.How
✨Benefit from new class formats, times and training facilities.
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Current Exhibitors - Central US Hemp
Exhibitor Schedule
Monday, February 25th:
Exhibitor Move In - 7 AM to 9 AM
Trade Show Floor Hours - 9 AM to 6 PM
Networking Party - 6 PM to 9 PM
Tuesday, February 26th:
Trade Show Floor Hours - 9 AM to 3:45 PM
Exhibitor Move Out - 3:45 PM to 6 PM
Registration Instructions
For new exhibitors, enter your email address then create a username and password on the left side of our registration site. Hit enter or click "Next" to proceed. Previous exhibitors can login on the right hand side with the username and password created during prior registrations.
Fill in all of the required fields and select the "Exhibitor Pass".
Look over your information and check for errors. If you would like to register another staff member, check the box where it states "Check here to add another booth staff member". When you're all set, proceed to the check out page.
To finalize your registrations, click the "Finish this order" button.
If you have any questions, please contact us at 888-273-4533.
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DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Rochester - Mayo Clinic Area
150 South Broadway
Rochester, MN 55904
To us, a nice stay means everything. It starts with a warm chocolate chip cookie and doesn't stop there. We have more than 500 hotels in 40 different countries and territories around the world. No matter what, our goal remains the same, to always think of you first.
You can either click the button "RESERVE A ROOM" or please call 507-281-8000 and mention the group code "USH" in order to booked under the discounted rate. Limited Space Available!
Group Name: 2019 Central US Hemp Growers Conference and Expo
Group Code: USH
Room reservation cutoff date February 10, 2019. There is another large group leaving the hotel at the same time our conference begins. It is STRONGLY suggested that rooms be booked well in advance to guarantee a room at our host hotel.
Check-in: 3:00 pm
Check-out: 12:00 pm
Self parking: $16.00 (City Ramp)
Valet: $20.00 (Rate per day)
Conveniently connected by skywalk to Rochester Mayo Clinic and downtown attractions
Comfortable Rochester, MN lodging with indoor swimming pool and fitness center
On-site award-winning Pescara restaurant, Steam Café, Blu H2O Salon
On-site wine and spirits shop at Andy's Liquor Downtown
Complimentary WiFi access throughout the hotel
Our DoubleTree by Hilton hotel in Rochester, MN offers stylish guest rooms and comforting amenities. Enjoy our signature chocolate chip cookie, and know that this welcoming gift is only a taste of the warm, personal service you will experience at DoubleTree by Hilton. See a full list of amenities and services here.


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Adthena, the leading source of competitive intelligence for search, will be helping more businesses than ever before after expanding its London team.
With a series of new hires, including additions to the marketing team and a raft of new competitive intelligence consultants, Adthena will be positioned to reach more enterprise-level companies, continuing its work with top digital marketers to develop insights into their PPC strategies.
Brad Cross, sales director at the fast-growing company, said: "Growing our London-based team is a testament to the incredible success of the business so far and the positive reception we have received from our high-level partners. Our work with major companies in fields such as retail, gaming and finance, as well as with respected agencies, gives digital marketers a clear picture of their complete search landscape, using our tool to benchmark their performance versus their competition, as well as providing insights such as ad copy review and brand infringements. Having the new team means we can reach more partners than ever before, and introduce them to our unique product."
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Adthena is the leading source of competitive intelligence for search, using a unique, patented algorithm to show digital marketers their complete search landscape, including keywords, competition, brand infringements and more. With offices in London and Sydney, international brands including Expedia, Volvo and Sony rely on Adthena's deep insights to help build successful marketing strategies
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By Dustin W. Benge
The Andrew Fuller Center for Baptist Studies at Southern Seminary is proud to host the seventh annual conference on September 28-28, 2013. Last year our conference theme was "Andrew Fuller and His Friends." This year's theme swings the pendulum in the other direction as we discuss "Andrew Fuller and his Controversies."
Author and pastor, Andrew Fuller, was embattled for much of his ministry in defending the truth against Hyper-Calvinism, Antinomianism, Arminianism, Deism, and Sandemanianism. This year's conference covers these issues and more in both our plenary and parallel sessions. Notable scholars and historians, Paul Helm, Mark Jones, Chris Holmes, Crawford Gribben, Ryan West, Ian Clary, and Nathan Finn will join us as we glean and learn from Fuller's bold stand for the truth.
Early registration (with discounted rates) for the conference ends this Friday, August 16. Join us on the beautiful campus of Southern Seminary for two days of fellowship, discussion, and instruction from one of the greatest theologians of Baptist History, Andrew Fuller.


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Taking a perspective from a true non-gamer
Ask anyone who knows me to describe the kind of person I am. You might get a slew of words thrown back at you like crazy, funny, Trekkie, boot-lover, geek, and maybe even: talkative, snarky, nerd and bitchy.
But there is one word I doubt you will ever hear used by anyone who has known me for any length of time and that is …
I can hear my friends laughing from 800 miles away already.
I have never been one to play any sort of electronic game. Let me clarify that … I've never been one to play any sort of electronic game well.
My idea of a fun video game is MarioKart Wii and that's solely because I don't have to push more than one button to make anything happen. I simply press one button with my right thumb to go, and when I get a banana, I chuck it with the button under my left thumb. Easy peasy!
That's just pathetic really, considering the time period in which I grew up. Videogames and videogame arcades were all the rage when I was in my mid-teens in the late 1970s and early 1980s. The only games I could play and not be utterly humiliated were Pac-Man, Frogger and Tempest - and I was really good at Tempest. I could play so well I would actually draw a small group of onlookers to watch at the Golf N'Stuff arcade as I hoped to impress a really cute guy who hung out there.
Sadly, those easy-to-play games gave way to the complex NASA control panels included with the home-game consoles that came out in the 1990s. Because of my horrid hand-eye coordination, I was relegated to the observation lounge of the gaming world until Wii showed up and let me play sled games with my butt.
So what was this Trekkie to do when she found out that not only a new Star Trek game was being developed, worse, the game being developed was something called an MMORPG?
Now, I come from a world of acronyms. I started off in law enforcement where they breed acronyms like rabbits and ended up in the world of insurance which probably comes in close second to the military for being able to take what is a simple name for something and making more intricate than it ever needed to be. But when I read the first news article that Cryptic had taken over the rights to build the Star Trek MMORPG, my brain fried.
I sat in my chair utterly afraid to ask anyone I knew what an MMORPG was. So I Googled it. What remained of my brain from its initial toasting melted.
First off – the term itself almost threw me. "Massively multiplayer online role-playing game." OK, the fact the term starts off with an adverb made me laugh. (Hey, most Trekkies will forgive "massively multiplayer" when they still quote "to boldly go.") Then I read a little more and a little more and a little more and I realized I didn't grasp it at all.
PvP? PvE? NPC?
I cried.
"I'm old!" I thought and I moped into bed, flicking on my eReader and tried to take comfort in a well-written Trek fanfic. It was then I realized the reason why I read Trek fiction (fan-made or professional) in the first place: because the stories provide me with more "new" Star Trek. It was also then I realized that Star Trek: Online might do the same.
So I decided that, come hell or high water, (sorry Long Beach, Calif.) I was going to learn how to play an MMORPG.
I went to the Star Trek: Online Web site and began to watch it for announcements and changes. Finally, a few months ago, the applications for closed beta went up and I foolishly applied, only to realize that the computer I owned was too old, too slow and too antiquated to be able to handle the game at all.
I cried again, then ate a chocolate bar and went to the store and bought a new computer. When the sales person asked me what I needed, I made him go to the Star Trek: Online Web site and look up the minimum specs and said, "Give me more than that."
The kid looked at me like I was high, then his face contorted and he said, quite seriously mind you, "Buying your son a new computer so he can play this? You're an awesome mom."
I smiled kindly in return and said, "No, I'm buying this computer for myself because I want to play this game. I've never played an MMORPG before and I'm a huge Trekkie. I've been waiting months for this and now I realize I need new hardware to make it happen. And just to let you know I am awesome. I also happen to be 45 years old, married and childless." And I stuck my tongue out at him. To say the least, the rest of the sale went swimmingly.
I brought my amazing new laptop home and waited impatiently until open beta was set to begin on Jan. 12.
The night before, I went to the site where my beta key had already been entered and clicked on the "download" button.
29 hours of active download time later (two days of real-life time) – I finally got into Star Trek:Online.
You read that correctly. It took me two days to download the software. Since I pre-ordered the game from the site, and because I'm the noob that I am, I used the site's downloader – right at the height of the open beta crush. Others I have spoken to used a torrent stream (Pssst ... I'm totally faking that I know what that means) and shaved 10-plus hours off the almost 9 gigabyte download, but that's still a very long time.
I think the two additional days' wait to see the game was worth it though.
I am very, very proud to say that I have made it through the tutorial!
My character is a Starfleet officer (you can chose to play a Klingon if Starfleet is too squeaky-clean for your tastes) and I can run her into walls, tables, chairs, people and Borg with aplomb. She can shoot Borg, but she has to be in a very distant position, otherwise they beat the crap out of her.
My ship? My ship is a beaut! The U.S.S. Ada Byron! I've managed to get her smacked around by both a Borg sphere and a cube and she's still in one piece! Although I really must admit that my ship's survival had more to do with the computer-operated engineering officer I chose than by any skill I possess.
I'm having the time of my life! I reported a bug and I always look forward to playing after the shards have been uploaded by the server people. (Again – can you tell I'm not a techie?) The play always improves.
If I had any criticism about the game it would have to be the overwhelming amount of stuff on the screen that isn't very well explained. Not being able to (or not knowing how to) pause my player to read up on what the little symbols mean and then trying to figure out if it's a button I can click has caused me some frustration.
I'm sure this is something that people who are used to these types of games have ingrained in their psyche, but noobs like myself end up being pummeled while we try to figure out that the little "h" means "holster your weapon" not "help." LOL! No wonder my character kept getting tossed around like a salad leaf!
I can say that I absolutely love the look of this game. The ability to create and alter every little detail of a character down to the shape of the head and the color and texture of the eyebrows is an absolute ball.
I still have to get used to the turning keys. (Isn't there an easier way to move in these games?) It's always rough to deal with the transition between ground-based gameplay and the space battle stuff. My brain gets used to moving my character forward with the W key. When the switch to space battle mode occurs, I still want to press the W to move forward, which only pitches the nose of my ship down and she ends up being Borg bait.
It's going to take me a very long time to get used to controlling the game, but I'm determined to keep practicing because one day one of my friends is going to call me a gamer even if it kills me … or my character … several hundred times.


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Can you get your friends to guess the clue in only 7 seconds?
Scream, shout, sing, dance, act it out, anything to get your team to guess whats on the card. Do it fast though! You only have 7 seconds in this fast paced game!
The faster they guess, the more points you get! Play all 7 rounds and crown a team the champion of 7 in 7!
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If you're looking for something fun to do with the family next weekend, The Healthy Mom and Baby Foundation is hosting its first annual Mother's Day Expo fundraising event.
The event will take place on May 4, 2019 from 10-2pm at the Antelope Valley Partners Health located at 44226 10th St West, Lancaster, CA 93534.
The Mother's Day Expo is a free, indoor, family-fun event highlighting moms and women in the AV and Los Angeles areas.
- Dr. Zoe Shaw, a licensed psychotherapist and relationship expert will be speaking on "The Balancing Act of Motherhood," as well as how to redefine Your Superwoman.
- Go Tribe fitness trainers on hand to ask all of your health and fitness questions with speaker Jennifer Quinn from Go Tribe speaking on: "Fit Body Fit Mind: A Mother's Journey."
- Face painting for the kiddos
- Officers from The CHP & SHERIF'S Department will be demonstrating infant and toddler car seat safety and sharing child safety tips for the whole family
- There will be face painting for the kids, speakers, boutique shopping, an opportunity drawings and more.
- There will be goodie bags for the first 50 moms there. So get there early!
Over 40 vendors will be present for all of your last minute Mother's Day shopping needs. Whether it's essential oils you're looking for or a special hand-made item, you can find that irresistible item while experiencing that personal one-on-one customer flair.
While you're there, you'll have an opportunity to enter to win some great prizes in their opportunity drawing.
Prizes include gift cards from the Cheesecake Factory, Costco, Vons, Stater Brothers, the A.V. Mall and gift bags filled with goodies from Trader Joes, The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf and Badger Balm Organics, plus family fun passes from Rockn' Jump Trampoline Park, Six Flags Magic Mountain, Knott's Berry Farm and tickets from The LPAC (Lancaster Performing Arts Center), the Skirball Museum and Cultural Center, the Jet Hawks Stadiums and more!


text: Feb 04, 2015 Written by: MarshallR G501: The Coolest & Quietest, Thin & Light 15-inch Gaming Laptop, With 4K, PCIE SSD Articles: Galleries Product News G Series Gaming Laptops Article Tags: Product News We've read your forum posts, your Facebook comments and emails; as one of our most popular articles ever we know you loved the GX500 when we showed it at Computex last year. Yet, as perfectionists, ROG engineers decided to continue to improve areas of the design. The result is the new G501, which is an evolution of the earlier '500. Where the GX500 wow'd at Computex by breaking boundaries on thinness, weight and performance, the G501 has these and more; we've made it even cooler, quieter and we've refreshed the hardware inside too. [gallery columns="2" ids=""]The G501 cooler features twin, high-quality Sunnon fans with independent fan control for GPU and CPU.While we're saving the fine details for later, key specs continue to include the option of 4K (3840 x 2160) IPS or Full HD displays with 100% sRGB, and dual storage with the option of a PCI-Express x4-based SSD that gives incredible performance, without suffering the risks of RAID. On the gaming front it still stands up it, packing up to an Intel quad-core CPU an upcoming Nvidia 900-series GPU.Brand new is the G501's upgraded Hyper Cool technology, which keeps it cool and silent with an intelligent, yet, super-slim dual-fan cooling system. It's now the coolest and quietest thin and light gaming notebook on the market!For the Twitch and streaming generation of MOBA, MMO or Minecraft gamers that play games windowed, while simultaneously controlling the audio and visual feed - the 4K display means you can still game and record at Full HD with three other Full HD spaces are available for other apps, and its powerful, yet highly efficient Nvidia GPU is ideal.However, the G501 isn't all gaming; the brushed, black aluminum has serious business acumen. Show up to meetings with a discreet, stylish and cutting-edge performance notebook, rather than choose between 'gaming bling' or less powerful alternatives. The multi-tasking benefits of the high PPI display, super-fast PCIE SSD and silent running are great for when you're limited to a single screen on the go and being super slim and light it's also extremely portable as well; slipping easily into most bags and giving you that extra kilo when flying. Meanwhile, creative professionals also benefit from the fact the IPS display is 100% sRGB, it can house plenty of memory and its fast, Nvidia GPU is perfect for Adobe's Creative Suite of apps (or equivalent).[gallery include="" size="large" link="file" template="file-gallery" columns="2"][gallery include="" size="large" link="file" template="file-gallery" columns="2"] Articles: Galleries Product News G Series Gaming Laptops Article Tags: Product News GX500 PCIe SSD 100% sRGB G501 4K Display thin and light gaming laptop


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The Festival Tent at the Christkindlmarket Chicago is the perfect location to host your organization's holiday party, family gathering, or business networking event. The classically decorated space can be sized to fit parties up to 125 and is sure to impress your guests! Reservations are available Mondays through Thursdays. A Buffet Menu of traditional German foods from our vendors including sweet and savory dishes, imported alcoholic beverages, delicious cocoa, and soft drinks is available. Each menu is customizable to fit you and your guests' needs. Fill out the Contact Us form to receive our availability.
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Lily Winston's Guide to Skin Care
Great skin can't be achieved overnight.
Like most things, it takes time, discipline, and knowledge.
The good news? It is never too late to take care of your skin and see the changes.
As we age, we have to pay particular attention to our skin, giving it extra care. Our advice is to start as early as you can. The work you do now will pay off years down the line!
We've put together some advice for men and women of all ages to get glowing, luminous skin.
On Makeup...
Less really is more. At Lily Winston, we treat makeup as a tool to enhance your natural beauty. If the makeup is wearing you, it's too much! An overload of foundation can stretch out your pores - making them more visible in the long-term.
When purchasing makeup, it's important to shop the person behind the counter. Seek out brands and employees whose make up looks healthy and natural. They can help you recreate this look for yourself!
Matching foundation - both shade and type, to your unique skin tone and type is no easy task. Consider setting up an appointment with a foundation specialist to ensure your makeup is working for you, not against you!
Our Skin Care Routine...
Skin care will look different for everyone - but we've outlined a basic nightly process you can modify to meet your own needs.
Remove makeup (Don't skip this step!)
Spritz with rose water (Wendy's tip to balancing out your skin!)
Apply serum
Moisturize not only before bed, but in the mornings as well! Separate your day and night creams for different uses. Consider a day cream with strong sunblock or apply facial sunscreen over your daily moisturizer. Don't rely on the SPF that may be present in your foundation. Protecting your skin from sun damage is one of the biggest things you can do to preserve youthful, luminous skin.
Eye cream is an absolute must to work into your routine! The earlier you start wearing, the more of an impact you will see under your eyes in the future.
On Aging...
As you get older, hormonal changes and health problems can contribute to your changing skin. Before turning to more and more skin care products, identify and address these contributing factors independently.
On all of our faces, we have a layer of dead skin that becomes more visible as we grow older. Exfoliation and sunblock are key in treating this. Additionally, we must ensure we are using the proper moisturizer for our skin type, whether it be dry, greasy, or a blend.
Don't assume you skin type will stay the same forever - anticipate differences with age and meet any change with a switch in product.
If you haven't devoted lots of care to your skin in the past, never feel like its too late to start. As you start to make these additions to your daily routine, you'll find you transform more with age.
For the Men...
Lucky for you, the shaving process naturally exfoliates -- but you can't forget about the rest of your face! Invest in an everyday scruffing lotion to remove dead skin and clear up your complexion.
Cleansing, moisturizing, and applying sunscreen are not reserved for women. No matter your gender, we should all be taking care of our skin!
Give your body the love it deserves!
Take the time to invest in healthy practices when it comes to your skin. You will be amazed at the pay-off.
For one-on-one help, reach out to the Lily Winston team!


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Congratulations on making the decision to become a homeowner. Before you start shopping around the market it is important to get pre-approved for a mortgage so you do not limit your possibilities. As your Burlington mortgage broker, our team has made a list of the top 5 reasons why you should get pre-approved.
- Know your affordability:
- Aware of other costs
- Saves you time
- More Credibility
- Negotiate better deals
Pre-approval informs you on exactly how much you can borrow from a lender. Being aware of your affordability can help decide if you are financially ready to take on the commitment of homeownership. Knowing how much the financial institution is willing to lend you means you will have a price range to shop in. This can save you time by not looking at houses outside of your budget.
During the pre-approval process, your Burlington mortgage broker can educate you on the different costs associated with becoming a home buyer. This prevents you from being blind-sided by the additional fees once you start your loan application. Your broker will make sure you are informed, since most first-time buyers do not know about closing costs, title costs, insurance, and down payments.
Getting pre-approved can save you time whether you are looking for a Burlington second mortgage, or your first one. Pre-approval requires all your financial documentation, which means by the time you start the mortgage process your information will be organised and your credit score checked.
When shopping the market for a new home, sellers will give you more credibility if they know you are pre-approved. This shows them that you are financially ready to buy a home. In addition, if you are in a bidding war with another family, the seller will most likely choose you over someone who has not been pre-approved.
Once the sellers know you are credible and can take on the responsibility of homeownership, they will be more likely to negotiate with you for better rates. Pre-approval lets sellers know that you are serious about buying a home and therefore you have more of an advantage to state what you are willing to offer.
If you are in the market for a Burlington mortgage then our team at Loewen Group Mortgages strongly recommends you get pre-approved today! To get started, you can contact us at 289-337-4029 or email@example.com.


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Behavioral Therapy
A child's environment influences the way they behave. Often, problematic and unhealthy behaviors are unintentionally rewarded. Cognitive behavioral therapy helps parents gain the skills and knowledge to help redirect unwanted behaviors. Behavior therapies can be applied to a wide range of psychological symptoms among adolescents and children.
Although behavioral therapies can vary substantially from disorder to disorder, a common thread is that behavioral therapists encourage children and adolescents to try new behaviors, reward desired behaviors, and to allow unwanted behaviors to "extinguish" (that is, ignore unwanted behaviors).
In behavior therapy, parents and children learn to promote desirable behaviors and reduce unwanted behaviors.
One common trap that families fall into is unintentionally rewarding the wrong behavior. For example, take the teen who has not finished his homework, but really wants to take the car. Despite initial objections, the teen persists, and becomes angry, irritable, and disobedient towards his parents. Following a tantrum, the parents decide they cannot take the hassle anymore and allow him to borrow the car. In this way, the parents unintentionally reward, or reinforce, the teen's oppositional behavior. The best way to handle these situations is to planfully ignore acting out behavior and to reinforce wanted behavior (homework attempts) as much as possible. Behavioral therapists seek to understand such links between behaviors, rewards, and learning, and to help youth and parents shape their own behaviors to meet individual and family goals.
Behavioral Parent Training
Behavioral parent training was developed to teach parents how to reinforce desirable behaviors in their children, discourage unwanted behaviors, and improve parent-child interactions. In this form of therapy, the parents play a significant role in treating their children's behavior problems. During the therapy sessions, parents learn how to carefully observe their children's behaviors at home and are taught skills to reward their children's positive behaviors by using praise, positive attention, and rewards. They are also taught to use rule-setting, time-out, and ignoring to discourage bad behaviors.
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Steven W. Evans, Julie Sarno Owens, & Nora Bunford (2013). Evidence-Based Psychosocial Treatments for Children and Adolescents with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder. Journal of Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychology Vol. 43 Issue 4, 527-551. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/15374416.2013.850700
Charmaine K. Higa-McMillan, Sarah E. Francis, Leslie Rith-Najarian, & Bruce F. Chopita (2016). Evidence Base Update: 50 Years of Research on Treatment for Child and Adolescent Anxiety, Journal of Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychology, 45:2, 91-113, http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/15374416.2015.1046177


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Southern Rep Hosts City-Wide Auditions: An Open Call for both AEA and non-union actors New Orleans—Southern Rep will host an OPEN CALL for actors Saturday, June 4, 2011 between 10:00 pm—3:00 pm. Attending will be local theatre companies and independent producers (see full list below). Auditionees should bring 20 copies of their headshot and résumé, prepare two contrasting monologues of one-minute each, and if musically inclined sing 16 bars a cappella.
SCHEDULE 10:00am—12:00pm Actors with last names ending in A-M 12:30pm—2:30pm Actors with last names ending in N-Z 2:30—3:00pm Actors Equity Association by appointment
ATTENDING PRODUCERS Actor's Theatre of New Orleans, Inc. Anthony Bean Community Theater Bayou Playhouse/ Evangeline Productions Pat Bourgeois and Tommy Cucullu Crescent Theatre Collective Elm Theatre Jefferson Performing Arts Society Le Chat Noir Mondo Bizarro NEW NOISE NOLA Project Fred Nuccio Ricky Graham Rivertown Repertory Theatre Shakespeare Fest at Tulane Southern Rep Theatre 13 DIRECTIONS Auditions will be held in the Southern Rep Theatre located on the 3rd Floor in The Shops at Canal Place, 365 Canal Street. Parking is available in the building and a validation stamp will be given ($2/4 hours).
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The Moving Image Arts program at the University of Louisiana and LEDA are hosting a half-day casting and audition workshop with Emmy-Award winning casting director, Junie Lowry Johnson. Ms. Johnson's casting credits include: True Blood, The Killing, Desperate Housewives and Big Love, among many other television series and films. The first hour will feature discussion about the role of a casting director and Q&A. The second half of the seminar will be a hands-on audition workshop with Ms. Johnson offering one-on-one critiques. Scripts will be provided at the workshop.
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San Diego Watercolor Society International Show
The SDWS seeks entries for its annual show Sep. 30 - Nov. 1, 2011 in San Diego, California. $15,000 in cash and merchandise awards, $1000 1st place Award. Juror: Carrie Burns Brown. Entries must be original work in water-soluble media on paper or YUPO painted within the last two years. All work must be at least 80% water-based media. Collage is acceptable only if treated with watermedia. No digital art, work produced under instruction, copies of another's work or copyrighted references. Entries must not have won awards in other national or international shows. No painting exhibited in a previous SDWS International Exhibition is eligible. Only one painting per artist will be accepted. The juror's decision is final. Paintings must be for sale. One entry: Members-$30, Non-Members-$40. Add $5 for each additional entry up to a maximum of 3 entries. Deadline: May 15, 2011. Visit website for prospectus, or send a SASE to: 2825 Dewey Road, #105 San Diego, CA 92106. Questions? Contact Alice Kayuha at firstname.lastname@example.com or call (858) 277-7066.
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Perhaps you have wondered how it be in Japan. In a way, we learned a great deal by simply observing the people going about their day to day lives. The first thing Francien and I noticed at immigration, taxi's, bus stations, railway stations, parking lots, trafficking and hotels, were people wearing splendid white gloves attending customers, politely bowing all the time. We had barely arrived in Japan when a man standing on the Shinkansen platform in Fukuoka asked us in basic English: 'Do you like Japan?'. When we acknowledged, he smiled, gently bowed and walked away. The ticket counter attendant sold us a ticket, stood up and politely bowed. In a tram in Hiroshima an old woman spontaneously gave Francien toothpicks decorated with origami paper. Later close to the atomic bomb memorial (I am getting ahead of myself) two ladies approached us: 'Can we practice our English or German with you?'. We got into a friendly conversation and Noriko and Eriko helped us understand some of the local restaurant menus. 'Arigato!'. In the train to the Haneda International airport a man approached us and said with a soft voice: 'I work at this airport and I am honored that you use this airport for your travels'. He bowed and left the train saying: 'have a safe journey'. The people did not cease to surprise us: when we ate okonomiyaki, sitting on the cooking counter with the cook preparing this thin layer batter with cabbage and various toppings, the people next to us spontaneously offered us to taste their own food! Here we met the most friendly and polite people we ever came across.....
We travelled from South Korea to Japan, crossing the Japanese Sea on a hydrofoil. The only entertainment provided onboard during the four hours cross-over was a Korean game show with Japanese sub titles: that did help much! Once in Japan the language barrier did not get any better. Through-out our three weeks journey on Honshu, English speakers were hard to come by and English signs, menu's, instructions or directions were few. After a while, we yearned to have a normal conversation with someone without having to gesticulate, show pictures and try to guess what it says on the menu or what the person in front of us tried to tell us!
It sounds like a cliché, but yes, so many things are smaller than what we are used to: Cars, houses, parking-lots, trucks. We see parking garages without ramps, but instead with turning platforms and car-elevators. We slept on tatami mats in tiny apartments. In one apartment I could hardly sit on the toilet with closed door, but it had an electronic pad to control temperature and flushing modes. The Japanese brought toilets to the next level; seats with heating, warm water spray-showers and hand wash above the cisterna, synonymous with their love for cleanliness. On the streets, in the restaurants, railway stations, parks and shrines, it all looked very clean and tidy. A few times Francien and I saw people picking up trash from the walkways! (there was hardly any!!!). In Tokyo I saw a food-car standing on top of a plastic sheet to prevent it from staining the street surface and on a railway platform outside Hiroshima a cleaner used a vacuum cleaner to clean the platform.
The Peace-Park in Hiroshima marks the place where in August 1945 the first atomic bomb was dropped. We mingled with visitors from around the world, experiencing this place in a personal way; sometimes in deep thought, sometimes focusing on selfies in front of the cenotaph, sometimes parents trying to explain to their children something which cannot be explained. Local school children prayed and sang in front of the peace bel. At the crack of dawn I ran 10 km along the river past the atomic dome and many little shrines, plaques, monuments and photo-displays commemorating that fateful event which killed an estimated 140.000 people.
The museum displays showed personal stories of what happened to the people that day: the radiation shadow of a human body on a pillar of a bridge reminded me of the shadow of body I have seen myself after a catastrophic explosion I witnessed in South Africa many years ago. - A sobering experience, trust me. -
Outside Hiroshima we visited the Itsukushima Shrine, dominated by a vermillion colored Torii (gate) standing in the tidal waters of Hiroshima Bay. The shrine was built on stilts above the water so pilgrims do not touch the holy island. Busy with tourists…... In Kyoto we visited 17th century Nijo-Jo castle and Kinkaku Ji temple (golden pavilion in the middle of a pond garden holding Buddha relicts). Again, I gritted my teeth pushing through the tourist hordes! No authentic feeling, only touristic trappings like souvenir shops, rickshaws, selfie spots. Many temples, shrines and castles we have seen embraced their historic splendor as they did the piles of touristic kitsch.
But the Nishi Hongwanji temple in Kyoto was different. At night it was spectacular for its tranquility and size of the two wooden halls. This is a 17th century Buddha temple not mentioned in the tourist brochures. When we returned the next day, we witnessed a funeral ceremony inside the Big Hall of Founder, following an ancient Shinto tradition.
In Gion, a Kyoto neighborhood originally developed in the Middle Ages, we strolled through the old narrow alleys lined with two story wooden houses. We were fortunate to see five Geisha's (there are only 100 practicing in Kyoto), wearing their heavy white make-up, elaborate hairstyle and colorful kimono's, walking with small strides to their workplace in one of the private establishments. 'Unfortunately the tourist industry will suffocate these ancient traditions of the Geisha's', I said to our guide who didn't disagree.
Before entering the Fushimishi Inari Shrine in Kyoto, Francien and I symbolically cleaned our bodies by washing our hands. We watched priests do prayers, tourists ringing the bells (to call the gods) and buying lucky charms. We climbed up the hill past small sub-shrines underneath 1000 Torii's. On top of the 300 meter high hill it was quiet as most tourists didn't make it that far. On the man-size shrines people had put fruits and flowers as offerings to their gods. Again, here we found a peaceful spot away from it all and we took in the spiritual atmosphere of the place!
Francien and I stayed in Mishima (we love AIRBNB), a town 100 km west of Tokyo and a world away from the tourist hordes. We had close-up views of Mt. Fuji and were the only western people around. Every day a public announcement system was being tested (used to warn for earthquakes). In the evenings we heard the children practicing their music instruments in front of the shrines. On Friday we watched a wedding ceremony in the rustic worship hall of the Mishima Taishi shrine. It was a mixture of traditional Japanese with Western style, attended only be close family members and a few priests.
The underground Kakika river is the source of the many springs in town. Water from Mt Fiji flows through porous lava layers to surface here. In a clear pond inside a small local park, we saw this spring water gushing out, whipping up the lava sand on the bottom. One day we explored the Izu peninsula and hiked along the steep 30-meter-high, tree covered lava cliffs of the Jogasaki coast on. We could see how the land was shaped by volcano's. Ancient lava flows created steep cliffs, washed by the Pacific Ocean. One word: peaceful!
- Let me give you one advice if you ever want to travel to Japan: there are still authentic places, but do not follow Trip Advisor.-
We took the Shinkansen (high-speed train) to Tokyo. The conductor bowed before entering and leaving the wagon. Japan takes its time management very seriously. The Japan Railway (JR) train systems are well-known for their incredibly punctual schedules. (in the only English Japanse paper The Japan Times I read last year trains in Japan were delayed on average by 58 seconds)
First thing we noticed in bustling Tokyo were men and women wearing black business trousers and white shirts going about their work. In a coffee shop at the station it seemed everyone was working on their laptops. We elbowed our way across the pedestrian crossing at Shubija (the busiest in the world!). It felt like organized chaos when the lights turned green: five streams of up to 3000 people crossed the avenues, lit-up by flashing billboards (reminding me of Times Square in New York). Tokyo felt like a clockwork; people, cars, trains, underground, buses and taxi's zipping through this high-density metropolis somehow without hitting each other.
By and large we only saw Japanese shops, banks, eateries and brand names. New buildings and futuristic architecture determined the skyline of the financial district. The gardens of the Imperial Palace were immaculate, with artfully pruned trees with cloud shapes foliage. The ancient walls and moats impressive for their size.
The backdrop with the glittery high-rises of the financial district was an example of a culture between old traditions and futuristic aspects. This contrast we have seen many times on this journey. In a hotel lobby in Kyoto a robot greeted us with a tablet on which we could communicate where as in Tokyo we watched Sumo wrestlers walking on wooden sandals from the stadium to their stables, dressed with traditional colorful cotton robes and their hair tied as a topknot.
In the financial district, we watched business men performing their traditional ritual of handing out business cards, having just visited the ultra-modern Tokyo stock exchange. (no traders on the floor anymore, only a few people on screens on-line checking the integrity of the trading).
Japan, we will remember the cleanliness, its high-speed trains, its contrasts, Hiroshima, its Zen-Buddhist temples and Shinto-shrines and not to forget graceful Mt Fuji. But more than anything, we were fascinated by the incredible friendly and polite people.


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Top 5 movie theaters in Paris
The seventh art has a strong base of admirers in Paris, the French capital where art in any form is welcome. Lovers of the cinema can indulge in their passions for movies of all kinds in the over one hundred movie theaters in the city. From blockbusters, to oldies but goldies and daring arthouse or indie films, you can see anything you like in Paris. You can take your pick of Parisian cinemas regardless whether your tastes run towards the modern, hi-tech theaters or the small, retro or even century old kinds. So if you want to see a movie in Paris, here are the top 5 movie theaters in Paris.
La Cinémathèque Française
La Cinémathèque Française, designed by American architect Frank Genry, looks very promising on the outside, and for good reason because this grey buildings actually possesses the largest archive of films, documents and objects related to the cinema. The Cinémathèque is seventy years old, and it still organizes revivals, thematic festivals and tributes to actors or directors.
Le Champo, Rue des Ecoles
The Latin Quarter has many famous spots, but Le Champo is not only one of the most famous among the locals, but also one that has been visited by many people more famous than the cinema itself. Le Champo is a favorite with students from the nearby Sorbonne, and has a habit of hosting great retrospectives of Nouvelle Cinema.
Le Reflet Medicis
Just next door from Le Champo, Le Reflet is another one of the Quarter's cinematic celebrities and it is famous for its film noir revivals and huge repertoir of old and new indie films from across the world. The cinema has three theaters playing different movies, and has its own bar (also called Le Reflet) right across the street.
Centre Georges Pompidou Cinemas
The Center Georges Pompidou is a marvel of modern architecture, and its cinemas are just as cutting edge as the center suggests. The massive cinemas host retrospectives and tributes to directors like Scorsese and Godard, as well as films created by students at the Cal Art film school.
Studio 28
This old picture house in Montmartre was the favorite of Jean Cocteau, who might have been a little biased, seeing as he designed the candelabras of the cinema. The cinema hosted a great deal of avant garde films and it was a meeting place for artists of all kinds. A bohemiam, lush cinema with great decor and atmosphere.


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Posy the penguin is scared of many things - snowstorms, loud noises, the dark - but when her adventurous friend Percy is missing, Posy plucks up the courage to overcome her fears and goes on an excursion to find him. After an intrepid journey, Posy finds an injured Percy in a dark cave. She rescues him and brings him home, realising in the end just how brave she can really be. This heartwarming story about friendship, being brave and overcoming fears when it really matters is sure to become a bedtime favourite.
STEVE SMALLMAN has been illustrating children's books for almost 30 years and writing his own stories for slightly less. He also teaches illustration workshops in schools, including mural-painting. Steve is the author of Smelly Peter the Great Pea Eater (Winner of the Sheffield Children's Book Award 2009) and The Lamb Who Came for Dinner (Shortlisted for the Red House Children's Book Award and read by Meatloaf on CITV's Bookaboo). When he's not working, Steve enjoys films, television, gardening and walking in the countryside.


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This 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom South East Facing Detached Villa is located close to the town of Orba. The property is very private and nestled in the heart of nature with spectacular panoramic orchard and mountain views. This property has ample outdoor space including four terrace areas one of which goes the whole way around the property and well-kept private gardens which have been landscaped Mediterranean style with palm among other plant specimens, a south-west facing private swimming pool 8 x 4 with beautiful valley views and all-day sunshine, there is an external staircase which you can gain access from both upper and lower levels of the property. The property is just a short 13km to Denia and its blue-flagged beaches, a selection of bars, restaurants, shops, public tennis courts, football pitch, La Sella golf course and all local amenities. The property has been kept in immaculate condition throughout.
This property is distributed over two floors. On the ground floor the property comprises of an open plan living/dining room with log burner which has a three position integrated fan, ceiling fan along with air-conditioning. From this area you can enjoy fantastic valley and pool views as well as ceiling fan and air-conditioning, a fully fitted kitchen with built in two ring gas hob with extractor fan as well as a built-in full electric two ring oven, microwave and a dishwasher. An internal staircase to the upper level of the property as well as access to the lower Naya/ terrace area and access to the swimming pool area where you can enjoy all day sunshine and panoramic views all year around, a double bedroom which is currently being used as as study, a guest bathroom as well as utility room, a car port with enough space for two cars. The first floor of the property comprises of two double bedrooms both with fitted wardrobes, the master bedroom with en-suite with a bath & shower, fully fitted wardrobes, air conditioning as well as ceiling fans and from this room you have fantastic valley & mountain views, a family bathroom with shower.
This property also benefits from ceramic tiles, Roca sanitary-ware & taps throughout, gas central heating throughout with combi-boiler, alarm system throughout, satellite dish with English/Spanish channels, landline and adsl internet, internal and an external staircase between levels, quality fixtures and fittings, a storage room, a large laundry room. two car spaces, tilt & turn double glazed windows, mosquito nets on all windows as well as doors, high quality shutters along with wreckers on all windows and phenomenal views from every room in this property.
The owner says ? " I fell in love with the views this plot has to offer and really enjoyed building my home, it truly was a fantastic experience. I love the privacy of this tranquil area, also in the summer when the orange trees are in blossom the beautiful scent comes up to the villa from the orchards its marvellous.?
We think ? ?This detached villa has been well-maintained by the owners and will make a fantastic family home, with spectacular views from literally every corner of the property which speak for themselves. Situated in such a tranquil very private area, also within walking distance to Orba. This Villa is a must see?
Only a 20 minute drive from Denia and its beautiful beaches which stretch for 15km you will find a host of restaurants to choose from including beach bars and water sport facilities that open in the peak seasons of Spring, Summer and the beginning of Autumn. The towns of El Vergel, Els Poblets and the centre of Denia are all accessible in under 10 minutes by car. Denia is one of the more livelier areas of the north Costa Blanca which is busy all year round. The town centre with a great selection of fashion boutiques, shops, cafes and restaurants becomes pedestrianised in the early evenings and the restaurant tables spill out into the street giving it a party feel.
The port of Denia is fantastic if you fancy a trip to the Balearic Islands such as Ibiza or Mallorca. There are many fine dining restaurants as well as cobbled streets full of tapas bars and restaurants which ensure you will never run out of choice. A great place to come and live or have a holiday.


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The Young Men
40th Anniversary 2018
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Concert, September 2015, Kultur Pavillon, Sindelfingen
Joachim Kupke
Reiner Pfleiderer
Tobias Götzmann
Alexander Schumacher
Bernd Steiner
Herbert Renz
The Young Man
The silence of the minority
Can't break the wall of waves.
Inside the glass of water
In the hand of the young man.
With his dream of social wonders
Inside the cage of life.
The quietness of the lonely ones
Can't wake up the sweet sleep
Of the injured innocence
Behind the drunken hills.
On the river of innocence
He lost his hopeful fears.
And the breeze of vanity
Caresses the blue grass of home,
With the holiness
And the glory of the sun;
And the dream of immortality
Dies under the black sun.
And the breeze of social wonders
Blew him on top of the hill.
Inside the dream of social wonders
Inside the cage of life,
And he won't slip down,
He can't slip down.
Joachim Kupke, 2013, CD The Young Man.
Werner Schumacher
Jazz Festival, Corbeil - Essonnes 2018
The Young Men. Book with 78 pages, 63 black and white photos and 5 song texts by Joachim Kupke. 18x18 cm, fine art paper, 45 .- Euro, special edition for the 40th anniversary in 2018, published in november 2018.
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I recently read a wonderful profile of a young Larry Ellison by serial entrepreneur and teacher Steve Blank. One passage leapt out at me for its relevance to many recent experiences of my own:
Larry ascribed to the adage, "We don't do things right, we do the right things."
I was reminded of another aphorism I'd once heard – a bicycling metaphor:
It's not how fast you pedal, it's what gear you're in.
I've seen time and again that one of the most destructive things to a software development team, be their product nascent or mature, is bad prioritization.


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Great combination of black and white, beads, and boho all in one. The inside has a black cotton lining and a leather pocket inside to hold your keys. The brown black braided handle, tassel, and unique chunky beads finish the bag off perfectly. The easy design is big enough to carry everything! It measures 22" wide and 20" at its highest (no magnet closure). The high is approximately 12" where it meets at the V point. It's really a perfect bag all around!
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Lodges in Newfoundland
Gander River Outfitters located in Gander
Selected one of Canada's 17 "Classic Fishing" lodges, at Gander River Outfitters you can fish for salmon feet from the camp. With growing salmon populations, we attract anglers and adventure vacationers from around the world – for holidays and for business incentive travel. Gander River, .....
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Cargo Cruiser Flightcase
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The Cargo Cruiser can actually do so much more than only transporting your precious belongings. And now you can make the cargo hold even bigger! Made of durable stainless steel and plywood to ensure you luggage is safe, dry and secured. Please note this flightcase only fits the E-Cargo Delivery Cruiser, which can be found in the bikes section.
Frame color: Graphite black (Dutch Delight)
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Dimensions: 96 x 62 x 72 centimeters
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May 14, 2019
At the Saints Martha and Mary Dinner, the Vocation Office and the Delegate for Religious invite high school young women and others, to join us for an evening of prayer, food, and conversation. Following Evening Prayer and dinner, participants and their parents, youth ministers, priests, and chaperones will be welcomed to a casual discussion with Cardinal Seán and women religious both those in formation and those having served many years about vocations, prayer, and the call to holiness that God places on each of our hearts. Each young woman will have the chance to meet Cardinal Seán.
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April 21, 2011
Last week, Evan and I went to The Presets and Nosaj Thing show at a small venue in Downtown LA. My Hipstamatic app captured the rad laser beam lighting and our smurfy look below. The Presets were amazing as usual and Nosaj was a nice treat, I'd never seen him live before. Enjoy the lasers!
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The Springfield Bicycle Club (SBC) is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to promote bicycling and to provide a meeting ground for Springfield Illinois area bicyclists.
IMPORTANT NEWS about the Capital City Century! Click Here for Info!
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This year's Century starts and ends at the new Student Union at the University of Illinois at Springfield (UIS), and features new routes to Edinburg and beyond. Registration will be available at the Packet Pickup Party on Saturday and also at UIS on Sunday. Check the CCC page for details.
What started out as one event in 2018 expands to several in 2019. In 2018 the Springfield Bicycle Club launched SBC Travels to encourage club members to travel and bike together when riding in events outside of the region.
The club's first event was the Hilly Hundred, a two-day event in Ellettsville, Indiana in October. While a couple of riders carpooled, others drove separately. Their lodging varied as well, with some staying in hotels, another using Airbnb, and others tent-camping at the ride headquarters. Both mornings, though, the group met to begin the day's 50-mile ride and often regrouped at rest stops. And despite the hills' best efforts, everyone finished the ride. With SBC Travels events, members are responsible for registering themselves for each event and for arranging for travel and lodging to the rides. However, a designated club member who previously has biked the event will serve as a point person to help coordinate carpooling and communications as well as to answer questions about the event. Check the SBC Facebook page for up to date info.
See some of the things we were up to in 2018!
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