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MADE HERE is a documentary series and website focusing on performing artists based in New York City. A collage of intimate interviews, performances and behind-the-scenes footage, MADE HERE mirrors the rich diversity of the artists and communities they serve. The website has far exceeded initial projections by producing double the number of seasons (4 instead of 2) and by reaching more than triple our expected viewership (35,000 unique viewers instead of 10,000)."
The first season was launched in May 2010, and by the end of September, had released 15 short episodes featuring 40 artists and covering five major issues: Creative Real Estate, Day & Night Jobs, Family Balance, Activism and Technology. Season Two rolled out from March through July 2011 with 28 additional artists and three episodes each month on: Identity, Creative Practice, Money, Lifework, and Home. Season Three (May through July 2013) and Four (September through November 2013) added 25 additional artists and three episodes each month on: Art & Commerce, Criticism, Health, Gender & Sexuality, Influences, and Staying or Going. The website provides a platform for audiences to offer feedback on the episodes, artists to share and discover resources, and communities to engage on the issues. In addition, each issue is accompanied by a monthly live screening and panel event. MADE HERE is supported by a 2009 Rockefeller Cultural Innovation Fund award with renewed funding for Seasons Three and Four. Additional support was provided by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and the New Generations Program administered by Theatre Communications Group.
HERE has been a premier arts organization in NYC and a leader in the field of new, hybrid performance work since 1993. Under the leadership of Founding Artistic Director Kristin Marting and Producing Director Kim Whitener, HERE has served over 12,000 emerging to mid-career artists developing work that does not fit a conventional programming agenda. Work presented at HERE has garnered 14 OBIE awards, including the 2009 Ross Wetzsteon Award, an OBIE grant for artistic achievement, five Drama Desk nominations, four NY Innovative Theatre Awards, an Edwin Booth Award and a Pulitzer Prize nomination. HERE proudly supports artists at all stages in their careers through full productions, artist residency programs, festivals and subsidized performance and rehearsal space. Work at HERE is curated based on the strength and uniqueness of the artist's vision. HERE's Artist Residency Program (HARP) provides development, commissions and full production for 15-18 artists over one-to-three years. HERE is located at 145 Sixth Avenue, one block below Spring Street. For more info, http://visit www.here.org.
Kristin Marting is Co-Founder and Artistic Director of HERE and a director of hybrid work based in NYC. At HERE, she cultivates artists and programs all events for two performance spaces for an annual audience of 30,000. Under her leadership, HERE has garnered 16 OBIE awards, 2 OBIE grants for artistic achievement, an Edwin Booth Award, five Drama Desk nominations, two Berrilla Kerr Awards, four NY Innovative Theatre Awards and a Pulitzer Prize nomination. She was recently named a nytheatre.com Person of the Year and honored with a BAX10 Award. She lectures at various universities and serves on grant panels for various agencies. She graduated from NYU with honors in 1988.
Kim Whitener joined HERE as Producing Director in February 2007. She works in partnership with Artistic Director Kristin Marting to co-curate and co-produce HERE's performance programs and activities. HERE supports the work of mid-career artists working in hybrid forms through commissions, developmental activities, and fully produced works as part of the HERE Artist Residency Program (HARP), and presents Visiting Artist works through its presenting programs. Ms. Whitener has also been an independent producer working with a diverse range of artists in the contemporary theater, dance-theater, and multi-media worlds, including The Builders Association, Big Dance Theater, Martha Clarke, among others. Previously, Ms. Whitener was Managing Director of The Wooster Group.
Tanya Selvaratnam is a producer, writer, theater artist, and activist. Since 2008, she has also been the Communications and Special Projects Officer for the Rubell Family Collection. Recent film productions include Mickalene Thomas's HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN, Catherine Gund's WHAT'S ON YOUR PLATE?, Chiara Clemente's OUR CITY DREAMS and the Webby Award-winning BEGINNINGS. As a theater artist, Tanya has performed around the world in shows by The Wooster Group, The Builders Association, Jay Scheib and many others; appeared in films and video installations by Carrie Mae Weems, John Malpede, Sharon Hayes, Andrea Geyer, David Michalek, and Jennifer Reeves; been a fellow at Yaddo and Blue Mountain Center; and a guest actor at New Dramatists, Lincoln Center Directors Lab, Voice & Vision Theater, and the Institute on Arts and Civic Dialogue. As an activist, she has worked with the World Health Organization, Ms. Foundation, NGO Forum on Women, Third Wave Foundation, and Groundswell Community Mural Project. Her book, THE BIG LIE, is forthcoming from Prometheus Books in Winter 2014. about.me/tselvar
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Chiara Clemente is a film director who explores identity, cultural contrast, and the creative process. In 2000 she directed her first art documentary for RAI in Italy. Chiara continued to film and collaborate with artists, and in 2005, she started making her first feature documentary, Our City Dreams, following five women artists (Nancy Spero, Marina Abramovic, Kiki Smith, Ghada Amer and Swoon) who live and work in New York City. Critically-acclaimed, Our City Dreams premiered at New York City's Film Forum in February 2009, screened in more than 30 cities worldwide, and was broadcast on the Sundance Channel. Since making her feature Chiara has directed for Saatchi and Saatchi, T Magazine of The New York Times, Levi's, Apple, Wieden + Kennedy and Persol. Most recently she has created and directed two seasons of Beginnings, an original short film series for the Sundance Channel, which won a Webby Award in 2012. www.chiaraclemente.com
Russell Greene is a New York film editor of seven feature films as well as numerous commercials, short films and promotional videos. His most recent films include Harry Dean Stanton: Partly Fiction (Venice Film Festival and SXSW) and Ordinary Miracles: New York's Photo League. In addition to editing, he also wrote and directed the short film Easy Street, winner of six awards for Best Short Film on the 2012 festival circuit. He served as First Assistant Editor on several additional films including the Academy Award-nominated and Emmy-winning The Betrayal and the Sundance Award-winning Patti Smith: Dream of Life. He is currently editing a feature doc on the legendary Coney Island restaurant Nathan's Famous. He lives in Brooklyn with his wife and two children.
Heather Greene is a New York-based producer that works in Feature and Documentary Film, Television, and Live Events. She has been a part of numerous and varied projects such as the live shows and film projects of Fischerspooner and Vanessa Beecroft, Vice's "Guide To Travel", the television series "How's Your News?", the Sundance web series "Beginnings", and documentary features "Of All The Things" and "What's On Your Plate?" to name just a few. Heather lives with her husband and two sons in Brooklyn, NY.
Karina is a New York-based producer and filmmaker, whose projects include an original web series, an interactive online documentary series, promos, how-to videos, and event videography. She has produced, shot, and edited videos for Howcast.com, Downtown Community Television, 13 Playwrights Inc., EmcArts, art.party.theater.company, and is the Associate Producer of "Flag Football," a feature documentary about the journey of four teams in the National Gay Flag Football League to Gay Bowl X. Currently, Karina is the Online Cultural Producer at EmcArts, Inc. Prior to joining EmcArts, she was a producer for Season One of the documentary series "MADE HERE: Performing Artists on Work and Life" for HERE, where she also served as General Manager/Associate Producer from 2008 to 2011. Prior to HERE, Karina served as General Manager for 13 Playwrights, Inc., Management Associate for Liz McCann/Tony Awards Productions, and Producing Assistant for Carole Shorenstein Hays Productions. Karina has an MFA in Theater Management and Producing from Columbia University, where she wrote her thesis on the strategic use of online tools and technologies for arts organizations. She holds a BA from Harvard College.
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SEASON FOUR: Joey Arias, Arthur Aviles, Eisa Davis, Mohammed Fairouz, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Bill T Jones, Cherry Jones, Mia Katigbak, Lisa Kron, Ethan Lipton, Carolina Penafiel, Charles Rice-Gonzalez, Sxip Shirey, Elizabeth Streb, Clyde Vanletin, Reggie Watts
SEASON THREE: Joey Arias, Arthur Aviles, Eisa Davis, Mohammed Fairouz, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Bill T Jones, Cherry Jones, Mia Katigbak, Lisa Kron, Ethan Lipton, Carolina Penafiel, Charles Rice-Gonzalez, Sxip Shirey, Elizabeth Streb, Clyde Vanletin, Reggie Watts
SEASON TWO: Jen Abrams, Kahlil Almustafa, Thomas Bradshaw, John Collins, Brendan Coyle, Amanda Curtis, Dana Edell, Oskar Eustis, Miguel Gutierrez, Joan Jonas, Aaron Landsman, Elizabeth LeCompte, Young Jean Lee, Kate D. Levin, Sheila Lewandowski, Abby Marcus, Qui Nguyen, Brian Rogers, Mildred Ruiz-Sapp, Steven Sapp, Betty Shamieh, Black-Eyed Susan, Chandra Thomas, Basil Twist, Kate Valk, Reggie Watts, Natasha Williams, Caroline Woolard
SEASON ONE: Moe Angelos, Arthur Aviles, Jess Barbagallo, Anne Bogart, Wally Cardona, Hai-Ting Chinn, Ping Chong, Gabri Christa, Chinese Theatre Works, Toni Dove, Yehuda Duenyas, James Tigger! Ferguson, Kuang-Yu Fong, Ximena Garnica, Roselee Goldberg, Ain Gordon, David Gordon, Miranda Hardy, Mikéah Ernest Jennings, Melanie Joseph, Ben Kerrick, Mari Kimura, Peter Ksander, Taylor Mac, Kristin Marting, Jennifer Miller, Paul D. Miller, Shige Moriya, Julie Atlas Muz, Erin Orr, Vernon Reid, Laine Rettmer, Charles Rice-Gonzalez, Rokafella, Elizabeth Streb, Valda Setterfield, Xiaojun Song, Charlie Todd, Kate Valk, Marianne Weems, Jennifer Wright Cook, Ying Zhang
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Welcome to the fifth and final issue of Season 2! MADE HERE explores the concept of home. In the first episode, we hear about how artists chose to come to New York and what they discovered upon arrival. The second episode looks at how artists create connections with each other and with their communities to define a sense of belonging. Finally, artists talk about why they think New York is the creative cauldron of the world.
The three episodes for this issue are: Arriving, Belonging, and NYC.
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What is your earliest memory of New York or another city where you live and work? Is there anything you would change about New York or another city where you live and work?Submit a resource
What distinguishes New Yorkers from those merely passing through.Mapping Gentrification
Multimedia artist Sarah Nelson Wright's project "LOCATIONS DISLOCATIONS" maps New Yorkers as they move to different addresses around the city.
New York Times audio slideshow explores the lives of people who make New York City home.Basil Twist: Puppet Renaissance Man
From Time Out New York Basil Twist on arts and energy in New York City.Perfecting the Art of Frugal Living in NYC
Artists living the cheap life in NYC. It can be done!WNYC: Know Your Neighbor
The WNYC's series "Know Your Neighbor" takes a peak into the lives of your fellow New Yorkers.New York Magazine: Arrivals
Even in the recession, people want to move to New York. And they are doing it in large numbers.HOW TO: Move To New York City Sane And Not Broke
Humorous and practical advice on moving to New York City.Fleeing Artists
An article from Crains New York Business on how many artists are fleeing New York City in such of a realistic and affordable lifestyle.Living the Starving Artist Life
An article in Gothamist with advice on living the life on an artist in New York.Elizabeth LeCompte: Wooster Group founder; director; toilet cleaner
Time Out New York asks Elizabeth LeCompte about life in NYC.thirteen: arts and culture
From thirteen.org, New York's public media site, news, events, programming and reviews on arts and culture in the New York City.
The Office of Financial Empowerment offers workshops and financial counseling for New York City artists, so they can afford to stay in the city and stay in the arts.brooklyn spaces: a compendium of brooklyn culture & creativity
Blog chronicling Brooklyn's best creative and cultural spaces.
The Department of Cultural Affairs offers grants to non-profit cultural institutions, and free art supplies to public school arts education programs through its Materials for the Arts program.New York Foundation for the Arts – NYFA Learning
Workshops and professional development from the New York Foundation for the Arts.NYSCA - The Theatre Program
The Theatre Program offers support to professional theatre companies with ongoing production and development programs.Freelancers Union
Health insurance and other benefits for freelancers and artists in NYC.LEAP Dance Project
A 9-month professional development program designed to support and build the dance community in Queens.City Data
Active forum with good advice on relocating to New York City.Manhattan Users Guide
Daily email with tips, services, reviews, and events. A guide to living and hanging out in Manhattan.Nonsense New York
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The on-line home of event producers Gemini and Scorpio, who organize arty, off-beat, sometimes raucous events in NYC.The Skint
Blog of free and cheap things to do, eat and buy in NYC.
The Center for an Urban Future's 2005 report "Creative New York" explores the economic contribution of New York's vast creative sector.Mayor's Office of Operations: My Neighborhood Statistics
This website provides searchable statistics for all New York City neighborhoods. It lets residence know how City agencies are performing in their neighborhood.
When the cultural institutions of a great city are themselves actively building new and expanded facilitates, it marks a high point of civilization. As this 2009 report shows such is the case in New York City now and for the past two decades.
Have you ever moved to a different city to make your work? What influenced your decision?
I moved to NYC in 1992 after college to make theater. I've been tempted over the years to find a smaller city with a higher standard of living, but can't bear the thought of leaving New York. Plus, I don't think I could maintain this dual status of critic/artist in a different city.
I moved from Staten Island to Williamsburg, Brooklyn in 2009 (the height of the recession). I moved to be closer my "community" but felt more removed than ever. I spent a year working numerous jobs, dancing hard, and feeling so completely disenchanted with "city life"! After time on Martha's Vineyard, one of the most beautiful places I've been to, I returned to my "city-pastoral" (Staten Island) with no looks back.
Yes, I grew up in Dominican Republic and came here after high school. I come to NY because I wanted to be an artist and here I had all the possibilities to be anything I wanted to be. New York was and still is the center of the art world.
Yes. I wanted to immerse myself fully into "the work." I needed to reinvent myself and the work. I also needed a frame of work, which is often location-based for me.
I moved back to St. George in 2011 to paint full time. Within 3 years I was supporting myself on sale of my art. I would never have dared to dream that - so I just did it.
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The Giants agreed Friday to a one-year, $8 million contract with National League MVP Buster Posey, avoiding arbitration.
Chronicle beat writer Henry Schulman first reported the deal on Twitter.
This is Posey's first year of arbitration eligibility. He could still sign a multiyear deal with the club.
The agreement leaves Sergio Romo and Joaquin Arias as the Giants' only remaining arbitration cases. Figures should be exchanged later Friday.

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Eric McGowen, wanted for fleeing from his trial in Liberty County on charges of sexually assaulting an 11-year-old girl, has been arrested by a team of law enforcement officers led by the U.S. Marshals in Houston, according to a press release from the agency.
McGowen, 20, was sought on a bench warrant issued in Liberty after fleeing his trial Aug. 29. McGowen, along with 19 others, was standing trial for sexually assaulting an 11-year-old child in late 2010 in Cleveland, Texas. On Aug. 30, McGowen was convicted of the crime and received a sentence of 99 years.
After a weeklong investigation, U.S. Marshals developed information placing McGowen at an apartment in Pinelake Village in Houston. McGowen was found in the apartment, taken into custody and transported to the Liberty County Jail without incident.
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ROME - The comic who is leading a potent new political force in Italy is ruling out joining any alliance to form a new government, dashing hopes of breaking the country's postelection stalemate.
Beppe Grillo, whose stunning success in this week's vote makes his 5 Star Movement the third-biggest bloc in Parliament, wrote on his blog Wednesday that his party will not back a confidence vote on any new government formed by mainstream parties.
Grillo instead wants a new election soon. His protest party had railed at the failings of Italy's political class.
The political uncertainty is roiling financial markets worldwide. So far the top vote-getter, center-left leader Pier Luigi Bersani, is resisting offers by conservative Silvio Berlusconi of a 'grand coalition' government that would include Berlusconi's second-place party.


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I saw the lady with the bike parking up at the cross-roads at the time I went into the supermarket. When I was leaving, it looks like she had bumped into a friend and elected to push her bike for a while so they could chat. Bicycles are remarkably "human" modes of transport, travelling by car, these two would never have had their chance encounter and a chat.
I bumped into this chap locking my bike up at the supermarket, he was sorting out a puncture. He seemed very impressed with my bike, mainly because he didn't know they still made, "Proper bikes." I saw him again on my way home via the Floop and I rode with him for a few minutes chatting about where he got his bike from and how he enjoys it because "It gets me around."
The encounter left me in a good mood, and I hope I had the same effect on him. This is the sort of interaction which only happens when transport is on a human scale, another one of the benefits of cycling.


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Peter Guber
Peter Guber, a prominent figure in the entertainment industry for over 30 years, serves as Owner of the Golden State Warriors. As co-managing partner, he and Joe Lacob were the driving forces behind the current ownership group's bid to purchase the Warriors in 2010. This past season, the Warriors captured the organization's first NBA Championship in 40 years to culminate the most successful three-year run in franchise history. In the summer of 2014, the Warriors were named "Sports Team of the Year" by the Sports Business Journal/Daily, in recognition of the organization's innovative and successful business practices.
Guber brings lifelong experience in sports and location-based entertainment, recognizing the importance of enhancing every aspect of fan experience. In May 2012, Guber joined Lacob, then-NBA Commissioner David Stern and San Francisco Mayor Edwin Lee, in announcing the Warriors' intention to build a privately financed sports and entertainment complex in San Francisco. That vision took a giant leap forward when, in April of 2014, the Warriors announced the purchase of land in The City's Mission Bay neighborhood, where the team intends to build the new state-of-the-art sports and entertainment center.
One of the most successful executives and entrepreneurs in the entertainment and communications industries, Guber's impressive resume includes serving as the Chairman & CEO of Sony Pictures Entertainment, President of Columbia Pictures, Chairman and CEO of Polygram Entertainment and Co-Owner and Co-Chairman of Casablanca Record & Filmworks. Among the films he personally produced or executive produced are Rain Man (Academy Award - Best Picture), Batman, The Color Purple, Midnight Express, Gorillas in the Mist, The Witches of Eastwick, Missing and Flashdance. Guber's personal movies have earned over $3 billion worldwide, while also garnering more than 50 Academy Award nominations.
Guber is the Founder and CEO of Mandalay Entertainment, a visionary multimedia venture spanning movies, TV, sports, and digital media. Mandalay's feature films include Soul Surfer, The Kids Are All Right, Bernie, Donnie Brasco, and Sleepy Hollow, among many others.
Guber expanded Mandalay into a national entertainment sports provider where he currently serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors and is the Managing Director of Mandalay Baseball LLC, a joint venture with ownership of the Los Angeles Dodgers that recently acquired the Triple-A affiliated Minor League Baseball franchise in Oklahoma City, and commencing with the 2015 baseball season, became the Triple-A affiliate of the Dodgers.
Guber, together with Guggenheim Group and Magic Johnson, acquired the Los Angeles Dodgers in May 2012. Under their ownership, the franchise has won the 2013 and 2014 National League West championships. He is also an owner and Chairman of Dick Clark Productions, a leading independent producer of television programming including such perennial hits as the American Music Awards, Golden Globe Awards, Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve, and So You Think You Can Dance.
Guber is Chairman of Mandalay Sports Media, a partnership with Mike Tollin, Emmy and Peabody Award-winning film and television producer/director, and CAA Sports, the world's leading athlete representation agency.
Guber is a full professor at UCLA, teaching at the Anderson School of Management and the School of Theater Film Television and Digital Media. He is a member of the UCLA Foundation Board of Trustees, as well as the winner of UCLA's prestigious Service Award for his accomplishments in association with the school. Guber is the founding member of the Board of Advisors for the Center for Managing Enterprises in Media, Entertainment & Sports (MEMES) at the UCLA Anderson School of Management.
Guber served as the co-host of the critically acclaimed television show, Shootout, for six years on American Movie Classics cable network. AMC moved Guber's talents to prime time with Story Makers, a series of one hour specials on the cable network. Guber was most recently seen on Starz/Encore as co-host of In the House, a weekly news and interview show focusing on industry trends in pop culture. He can currently be seen as an Entertainment and Media Analyst on Fox Business News.
A noted author, Guber's third book, Tell To Win - Connect, Persuade, and Triumph with the Hidden Power of Story, was published by Crown Business on March 1, 2011, and became an instant #1 New York Times bestseller. Fortune magazine chose Tell To Win as one of its "5 Business Books You Can Really Use" and Hudson Booksellers, retail book stores in airports throughout North America, chose Tell To Win as one of the "5 Best Business Books of the Year." Tell to Win is in its 13th printing.
Guber was recruited by Columbia Pictures out of NYU's Graduate School of Business, where he was pursuing an MBA. He holds a BA, Master of Law and Juris Doctorate degrees. He received his honorary doctorate in Fine Arts from the University of Connecticut, was named Albert Gallatin Fellow at New York University; is a recipient of Syracuse University's George Arents Pioneer Award, the highest honor that can be given to an alumnus, for his distinguished work in film; and is also a recipient of USC's Dean's Award for National Business Leadership.


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Boehner pitches millionaire tax hike
Speaker John Boehner has proposed allowing tax rates to rise for the wealthiest Americans if President Barack Obama agrees to major entitlement cuts, according to several sources close to the talks.
It is the first time Boehner has offered any boost in marginal tax rates for any income group, and it would represent a major concession for the Ohio Republican. Boehner suggested hiking the Bush-era tax rates for top wage earners, including those with annual incomes of $1 million or more annually, beginning Jan. 1, two sources said.
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Obama and Boehner spoke by phone Friday after a lengthy face-to-face session at the White House on Thursday. The quickening pace of private conversations between the two key players in the fiscal-cliff talks shows progress is being made in the negotiations, although they are not close to a deal yet, sources said.
Boehner also wants to use a new method of calculating benefits for entitlement programs known as "chained CPI," which would slow the growth of Medicare and other federal health programs and save hundreds of billions over the next decade.
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The speaker's offer would not include extending federal unemployment benefits, and it is unclear how it would address sequestration — the tens of billions in spending cuts scheduled to go into effect for the Pentagon and other federal agencies starting Jan. 2.
And Republicans remain unyielding on agreeing to raise the U.S. debt limit as part of any agreement to avoid the fiscal cliff.
Boehner's offer on tax rates was a significant move toward Obama's position. But the proposal, as a whole, still isn't acceptable to Democrats because of the level of revenue, the changes to entitlement programs that would hit beneficiaries and the absence of an extension for unemployment insurance benefits, according to a source familiar with the talks. The president has also been adamant that any deal include an increase in the debt ceiling.
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Boehner's office would not comment on the current state of the talks with Obama beyond saying no deal has been reached at this time, nor is one expected soon.
"The lines of communication remain open, but there is no agreement, nor is one imminent," said Michael Steel, Boehner's spokesman.


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Two roads in Washington County were singled out for resurfacing during Friday's regular scheduled fiscal court meeting.
Patty Dunaway, a representative with the Kentucky Rural Secondary Roads program, spoke to the court about the 2011-12 rural secondary road program recommendations for road work in Washington County.
A new policy on county employees donating sick days to each other could be in the works for Washington County.
Washington County Judge-Executive John Settles brought before the court a request to consider what he called an emergency situation on Friday during a regularly scheduled meeting.
"We have a situation that has arisen, and to be quite honest, the employee has not asked for this," Settles said. "Some of the other employees have inquired about contributing some of their excess sick days to this employee."
Just when the fire appeared to have died down, the flames could now be fanned again.
The Washington County Fire Protection Association is again looking at a deadline to stop service to Washington Countians, despite the Washington County Fiscal Court meeting the fire protection group's request to formally give it support.
This Bald Eagle was seen in Washington County recently by a local citizen who reported it to The Springfield Sun. The location of the bird is not being released for its protection. According to Kate Hayden, an avian biologist with the Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife, there are only 84 pairs of nesting eagles in Kentucky.
Some changes have occurred at the Spring View Hospital Women's Center recently.
Among those changes is a new service and a new suite.
Of the brick and mortar variety, a new LDRP suite has been added. LDRP means that a woman giving birth is able to go through labor, delivery, recovery and postpartum care all in the same room.
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Debbie Gibson, a native of Willard, Ohio, has been on the job for the past week, and she said things are going well as she settles into her new position.
Gibson and her husband moved to the area in 2005. They live just across the county line in Boyle County, and they moved here for her husband's work with Toyotomi.
A Washington County grand jury has returned indictments against seven individuals.
• Howard James Craddock Jr., 50, and Lori Lee Baker, 73, both of Harrodsburg Road in Mackville, were indicted on six counts each in relation to a meth lab found at that address on Feb. 6.
The staff at the Sansbury Care Center has been looking after the needs of its residents for years. Now, the center is offering services that extend beyond its own walls, and into Washington and surrounding counties.
Laura Livers, occupational therapist and director of Sansbury Care Center Outpatient Rehab, said the facility received its license in August to provide outpatient services. Previously, the rehab center could only work with those within Sansbury.
Growing up, Reuben Miller watched his grandfather make maple syrup, and he knew it was something he wanted to do some day.
Miller and his family are members of the amish community, and they moved to Willisburg in 2010 from Zanesville, Ohio. The family farms the land around its home in northern Washington County, and Reuben builds portable storage buildings that he sells. But this year, with the weather just right, he decided to take on a project he had wanted to do since he was a young boy — making homemade maple syrup.
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The VA says the practice will help cut its nationwide backlog of benefits claims. Veterans advocates, however, say the request by the VA only confirms how onerous the claims process has become. And the advocates worry that paperwork and filing delays will leave veterans seeking benefits for disabilities dependent on claims preparers, whose workloads and levels of competence often vary.
"Most veterans by nature are independent, can-do people, so the idea of having to seek assistance filling out paperwork adds another layer of frustration," said Tireak Tulloch, a Long Island spokesman for Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, a national advocacy organization. "It's like the IRS telling you you have to go to H&R Block if you want to get your money back."
The VA depends on accredited independent claims preparers -- typically provided free of charge by local governments or veterans service organizations like the American Legion -- to help veterans fill out claims applications that are pages long and require voluminous documentation.
The VA says using independent preparers to help veterans fill out the paperwork will help cut down on filing errors it says contribute to more than 700,000 claims backlogged nationally and delays of up to a year for benefits checks to arrive.
"[The] VA strongly encourages veterans to work with veterans service organizations to file fully developed claims and participate in this initiative," Allison Hickey, the VA's undersecretary for benefits, said in a release.
Joe Mylonas, of Farmingville, said he lost nearly two years' worth of compensation after a county veterans agency in Wyoming destroyed his application while he was living there.
"The VA makes me regret I ever enlisted," said Mylonas, who calculates he lost nearly $16,000 by the time he refiled a claim after being told the original had been destroyed.
Locally, the VA's regional office covering Long Island misses the agency's 125-day target time for responding to veterans' claims in nearly two out of every three applications filed, according to the agency's records. In 2011, a Nassau County claims officer resigned after the claims forms of nearly 100 veterans were discovered unprocessed in boxes near his desk.
When claims preparers in Wyoming destroyed Mylonas' application rather than file it for him six years ago, the VA refused to give the Farmingville resident credit for 20 months of disability benefits -- some $15,980 -- he says he lost because of the delay in having to refile.
"You're behind on your rent, you're borrowing money from relatives, your credit is [in trouble] -- it's a domino effect," said Mylonas, 35, a married father of two.
Mylonas, a former Army staff sergeant, served two tours in Iraq before receiving an honorable discharge in December 2006.
After leaving the service, he took a job as an oil field worker in Wyoming. But nearly eight years of Army life left him with a number of injuries, plus symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder, according to the VA's documents reviewed by Newsday.
The documents show doctors discovered a compression fracture in his back. He had an operation to repair acid damage to his esophagus caused by a nervous stomach, and both knees ached from training accidents.
While in Wyoming, he said he took the advice of VA officials and, in November 2007, secured the assistance of the Sweetwater County Veterans Services office. County workers there prepared a claim for VA benefits relating to his service injuries.
But the county office never forwarded his claim to the federal government, according to the documents. The VA's records reviewed by Newsday state that "disgruntled employees" who had resigned from the county veterans office "destroyed any case files which they had not submitted in order to make this office appear in disarray." The files included Mylonas' application, according to the VA's Denver Regional Office.
On May 19, 2009, the VA approved disability benefits for Mylonas, but, following federal guidelines for administering veterans claims, declined to make them retroactive to when he first applied through the county office.
"While this event is unfortunate, the VA can not be held responsible for the actions of Veterans Service Officers," the VA's Denver Regional Office wrote in its decision, "as they are not in the employ of the VA."
To Mylonas, the VA's blaming it on the people they recommended he use made the whole affair far worse.
"This is how they win," he said. "They just wear you down."
Local statistics:
There are 10,538 benefits claims pending in the New York regional office of the Veterans Benefits Administration, which covers Long Island. It takes an average of 502.8 days for the New York office to complete a claim.
Source: Veterans Benefits Administration, Monday Morning Workload Report, Aug. 19, 2013
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China orders children to visit their aging parents
China has put into effect a law requiring grown children to visit their parents, though enforcement seems questionable.
BEIJING — China has for centuries prided itself on tight-knit families bound by filial piety, a Confucian concept that requires children to respect and take care of their parents for life.
Kids are even required to study virtuous examples of those who kept this ancient faith, but in today's ever busier, competitive China, getting ahead often means leaving behind home and tradition.
On Monday, China's omnipresent state put into effect its solution: Let parents sue their ungrateful offspring.
The legal avenue is included in a revised version of the Law on Protection of the Rights and Interests of Elderly People, which instructs that "family members who live apart from their parents should often visit or send regards to their parents."
One mother did not wait long for justice. A Mrs. Chu, 77, convinced a court in the eastern city of Wuxi to order her daughter to compensate her financially and also visit her once every two months (and at least two public holidays per year), reported the state-owned China News service.
The revised law was greeted by ridicule and criticism by Chinese Internet users. After all, how does one determine just how often is often enough for visits, and the law contains no specific punishment for being a bad offspring.
Still, some experts welcomed the revised law.
"In the past, just a few people treated their parents badly, but now there's a large group of Chinese who are un-filial," said Xia Xueluan, professor of social studies at Peking University. "So it's necessary to legislate to protect the rights of the elderly and promote moral integrity."
In earlier decades, when society under the Communist state was more regulated, state-run "work units" and neighborhood committees could hector people into proper behavior, Xia said. But family privacy is more highly prized today among ordinary Chinese.
Part of the problem is the distorting effect of China's "one-child policy" on a modernizing society whose 194 million citizens over age 60 have few progeny to rely on for aid and comfort in their declining years.
A son or daughter may have to provide material assistance to parents and grandparents who can no longer work, and do so without contribution from siblings. They are also the only one that the elders are pining to see on holidays.
Making visits harder is China's rush to urbanization, which has put huge distances between families. Hundreds of millions of Chinese have moved to cities for work, leaving parents behind in the countryside. Xia suggests China must push companies rather than children to allow employees enough vacation time to visit their parents.
"I think it's necessary to make old people happier, but not in the form of a law," said Zhang Xuebin, 35, a Beijing civil servant who visits his parents each weekend.
Zhang says he is saddened by the loss of traditional morality, but, "The government could set up good moral examples, or use other, softer ways."
Retiree Song Xiaoguang said most Chinese parents won't blame their kids for not visiting.
"Sometimes a call is enough, as young people have their own difficulties," she said.
Song, 70, saw her son sporadically while she was at her home in central Shanxi province and he worked in Beijing. He eventually earned enough to buy the house where she joined him a decade ago.
"If my son's too busy to take care of me, I prefer a retirement home, it doesn't matter. But I'll be happier to live with him until I die," Song said.
In recent years more sons and daughters have placed their parents in retirement homes because the children are too busy to provide regular care or visits, said Wang Yan of the Jiade retirement home in east Beijing. But China has a shortage of housing for seniors outside their family homes, so the law may help, Wang said.
"In our home, some seniors lack both visits and calls. No matter how carefully we look after them, they still need their children's love," she said. "I think this is a moral not legal question."
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Killing of humans by other humans[edit]
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- Who has killed more - Satan or God? - The atheist blog Dwindling in Unbelief analyzes the numbers of deaths attributed to both God and Satan in the Bible, and finds that God comes out way on top: 2,270,365 to 10. (The point spread is really much wider, however, since Satan had God's help for his 10, and mass deaths with no reported numbers, such as the Great Flood, are not factored in.)


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President Obama, who recently recorded Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address without the usual reference to "under God," worked the "Almighty" into his Thanksgiving Day proclamation by quoting Lincoln referencing God.
Obama also used the opportunity to bring out his favorite hobby horse, homosexuality, offering in the first lines a reference to being Americans "no matter who we are or who we love."
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The Thanksgiving Day proclamation from Obama, released Tuesday, said Americans should count their blessings – "the freedoms we enjoy, the time we spend with loved ones, the brave men and women who defend our nation at home and abroad."
It ignores the foundations of the day as a day of thanks to God for his hand of blessing over the newcomers to North America.
Instead, Obama explains, "Our annual celebration has roots in centuries-old colonial customs. When we gather around the table, we follow the example of the Pilgrims and Wampanoags, who shared the fruits of a successful harvest nearly 400 years ago.
"When we offer our thanks, we mirror those who set aside a day of prayer. And when we join with friends and neighbors to alleviate suffering and make our communities whole, we honor the spirit of President Abraham Lincoln, who called on his fellow citizens to 'fervently implore the interposition of the Almighty hand to heal the wounds of the nation, and to restore it, as soon as may be consistent with the Divine purposes, to the full enjoyment of peace, harmony, tranquility, and union."
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He also talks about giving back, thanking first responders and medical professionals.
"Let us forge deeper connections with our loved ones," he exhorts. "Let us extend our gratitude and our compassion. And let us lift each other up and recognize, in the oldest spirit of this tradition, that we rise or fall as one nation, under God."
It was those words, "under God," that Obama recently dropped for the Gettysburg Address.
It came in a recording for a Ken Burns documentary, according to Washington talk show host Chris Plante.
Plante, on his WMAL program, reported, "Curiously enough, in his version of the speech, President Barack Obama's delivery contained an omission – in a line that every other celebrity delivered as 'that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom,' the president left out the words 'under God.'"
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An update later appeared on the Burns website noting that there were different versions of the Gettysburg Address, and Obama was asked to recite the Nicolay Version.
The current date for Thanksgiving was established in 1941 by President Franklin Roosevelt, but it was Lincoln who declared in 1863 a national Thanksgiving holiday. While it had been celebrated before at the nation's founding, and sporadically thereafter, it was not formalized until that point.
History.com explains that first event followed a brutal winter where many colonists who had arrived from England suffered exposure, scurvy and disease, and died.
During the summer, the settlers learned from the Wampanoags how to cultivate corn, extract sap from maple trees and catch fish.
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Gov. William Bradford, on the successful harvesting of corn that fall, "organized a celebratory feast … now remembered as American's 'first Thanksgiving.'"
According to a description at the website for the original "Plimouth Plantation," for the native Americans who joined the Pilgrims "giving thanks for the Creator's gifts had always been a part of Wampanoag daily life."
And for the Christians who were the settlers, "this was not merely a revel; it was also a joyous outpouring of gratitude" to God and for his bounty, the report said.
A report on the original festivities said, "And God be praised we had a good increase .. our harvest being gotten in, our governor sent four men on fowling, that so we might after a special manner rejoice together after we had gathered the fruit of our labors. … By the goodness of God, we are so far from want that we often wish you partakers of our plenty."
At the same time as his declaration of Thanksgiving Day, Obama proclaimed, "Minority Enterprise Development Week, 2013," which praises and recognizes minority-owned businesses.
Related commentary:
"Obama plot to steal Thanksgiving" by Joseph Farah
"Thanksgiving's history" by Jerry Newcombe
"Thankful for property" by John Stossel


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Slurp and step. Do you guys remember the Honey Deuce Grey Goose specialty drinks from a couple of years ago? Well, we do (so thirsty!) and they're still serving up the delicious gems at the GG outposts around the ground. Too bad this just-outside-the-fence giant cup wasn't full of vodka. We would have gladly parked there for the day and stuck to the practice courts. And: How much do we love these New Balance shoes? They've been done in collaboration with Polo Ralph Lauren for the officials at the Open, and though some of us at TSF are so-so on the many bright colors on site this year, we LOVE this option. What's that? You want our sizes? Gladly…
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text: 02 May 2013 11:30 Strategic partners Etihad Airways and Air France have announced a number of new codeshare destinations in Africa, Asia, Australia and Europe for summer 2013. The expansion of codeshare services follows last October's strategic agreement between the respective national carriers to foster closer commercial ties, build an expanded global network, and deliver unrivalled travel options for customers. Now placing its EY flight code on Air France flights between Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG), Oslo and Stockholm, Etihad Airways expects to build on the existing joint codeshare routes from Paris-CDG to Bordeaux, Copenhagen, Madrid, Nice and Toulouse. Subject to further regulatory approvals, Etihad Airways expects to be able to place its EY code soon on Air France flights between Paris-CDG, Lisbon and Marseilles. The UAE flag carrier flies twice daily between Abu Dhabi and Paris. Air France is placing its AF code on Etihad Airways' daily flights from Abu Dhabi to the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, and to two cities in Australia – Melbourne and Sydney. The French carrier expects to be able to place its AF code shortly on Etihad Airways services between Singapore and Brisbane. Furthermore and subject to regulatory approvals, Air France foresees placing its AF code on routes between Abu Dhabi and Kathmandu. The airline already places its AF code on Etihad Airways' operated flights between Paris-CDG and Abu Dhabi, and onwards to Colombo, Mahé (Seychelles) and Male (Maldives). Dominique Patry, Vice President International Affairs and Alliances at Air France said: "Our strategic partnership with Etihad Airways continues to flourish and, as a result of the expansion of codeshare services, our travellers now have enhanced access to Abu Dhabi and to key cities in Africa, Australia Asia and Europe." Kevin Knight, Chief Strategy and Planning Officer at Etihad Airways, said: "Enhancing connectivity, making the journey easier and more enjoyable, increasing choice, and seamlessly integrating operations over each airline's respective hub, continues to underpin our strategy for building a world-class global network." In addition to the codeshare with Air France, Etihad Airways has 42 other codeshare agreements in place with airlines across the world. Codeshare partnerships, along with equity acquisitions and organic growth, form the three pillars of Etihad Airways' expansion plans. Contact met Etihad Als wereldwijd opererende luchtvaartmaatschappij hebben wij natuurlijk overal ter wereld vestigingen. Lees hoe u contact kunt opnemen met uw dichtstbijzijnde Etihad-kantoor. Bekijk onze contactgegevens Feedback Als u een opmerking, compliment of klacht wilt doorgeven, of een vraag wilt stellen, klik dan hier Vind ons leuk Bezoek onze Facebookpagina! Bekijk ons Bekijk ons YouTube-kanaal! Volg ons Etihad Airways | Etihad Aanbiedingen | Etihad Help | Etihad Rewards


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As you approach menopause, you may have concerns about managing symptoms, such as hot flashes, disturbed sleep patterns, and vaginal dryness. But if you are like many women, you may be unaware of your changing nutritional needs at this time. During menopause and beyond, your diet plays an important role in your health and well-being. What should you eat and why?
is a natural part of a woman's life cycle. It is characterized by the loss of monthly menstrual periods and the end of the ability to bear children. Most women reach menopause in their mid-40s to mid-50s, but some experience menopause earlier as the result of genetics, certain health conditions, surgical removal of the ovaries, or other factors. At menopause, your body produces much lower amounts of the hormone estrogen. This change has a strong impact on your health and nutritional needs.
As you approach menopause, you should be aware of the following health and nutritional concerns:
As people age, they naturally lose some bone mass. However, during menopause, dropping estrogen levels cause women to lose bone faster, sometimes leading to
osteoporosis—a disease that causes brittle bones. In addition to regular weight-bearing exercise, an adequate intake of calcium can help lower your risk of osteoporosis. Experts recommend 1,200-1,500 mg of calcium per day for women age 50 and older.
To increase your intake of this essential mineral, eat more of these calcium-rich foods:
You may also want to talk to your doctor or a registered dietitian about calcium supplementation.
You will also need vitamin D (400-800 units a day), which helps your body to absorb calcium. Your body makes some vitamin D when you are exposed to sunlight. This vitamin is also in certain foods, such as fortified milk, liver, and tuna.
During and after menopause, some women gain weight, even if they have never had a weight problem before. This may be due to a decrease in metabolic rate (the speed at which your body burns energy), which can occur as hormone levels change. A decreased activity level may also be partly responsible. As you get older, you may be more sedentary and use less energy.
At menopause, you may need to adjust your food choices, reduce your caloric intake, and increase your activity level to avoid weight gain. To help lose weight or maintain a healthful weight, eat a well-balanced diet that is high in fiber, whole grains, fruits, vegetables, and low in saturated fat, trans fat, and cholesterol. Overweight postmenopausal women can successfully reduce body weight with regular exercise.
As estrogen levels drop, a woman's risk of heart disease increases. A number of lifestyle factors can help reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease. These include getting regular exercise, quitting smoking, maintaining a healthy weight, managing stress, and eating a healthy diet.
During menopause, many women experience uncomfortable symptoms. For example, if you are experiencing anxiety and insomnia, cutting back on caffeine and alcohol may be helpful.
For symptoms like hot flashes and vaginal dryness, researchers have been studying the use of isoflavones, hormones that are found in plant foods, as a potential treatment. While the evidence is mixed, some studies have found that isoflavones may slightly reduce menopausal symptoms. Isoflavones are found in foods like roasted soybeans, tempeh, soy flour, and processed soy products.
While women are menstruating, they need more dietary iron than men as a result of increased blood loss. Sometimes fluctuating hormone levels and other factors may cause heavy bleeding in women as they approach menopause, thus further increasing iron needs. However, once women reach menopause and stop menstruating, the risk for iron deficiency decreases. When this happens, you may no longer need iron supplements, since too much iron can be harmful. Your doctor can make the best recommendations about iron supplementation based your individual needs.
Take heart and take control. Menopause is not a disease, and there are many changes you can make in your life to stay healthy and reduce your discomfort.
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North American Menopause Society
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Last reviewed February 2014 by Michael Woods, MD
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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Vidinova, Margarita, Reinhardt-Rutland, Anthony, Pierscionek, Barbara and Lauritzen, Jan
Motion perception and aging at scotopic light levels.
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Naughton, Violetta and Lauritzen, Jan
Teaching of physiology during the transition period (second to third level) to a mixed cohort of first year students from different educational backgrounds.
In: EFYE 2009: Enhancing the first-year experience: Theory, research and practice, Groningen, The Netherlands.
The European First Year Experience Network.
120 pp.
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Little, Julie-Anne, Lauritzen, Jan and Saunders, Kathryn J
A Novel Computer-Based Method for Measuring Vernier Acuity at Short Test Distances.
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Brink is a squad-based shooter featuring singleplayer, multiplayer and co-op. Experience points--used to upgrade skills and abilities--earned in all three modes will contribute to the development of your character.
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