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We understand that this is an uncertain time for Year 11 students, due to changes in how GCSE exam grades will be awarded to students. Our current advice for all students (both TWGSB and external applicants) who have received a conditional offer remains the same: a place is offered on the condition that they achieve 48 points from their best 8 GCSEs.
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In order to ensure all students have a chance to be successful we insist on a minimum level of performance at GCSE. You should obtain at least 48 points from your best 8 GCSE grades with no less than a grade 5 in English Language and Mathematics. Students wishing to study Mathematics at A Level must have a minimum of grade 7 at GCSE. For other subjects at least a grade 6 is required in the subject the student wishes to study at A Level or in a closely related subject for those subjects that are new to the curriculum in the Sixth Form. See the course pages in the Sixth Form Prospectus for the requirements for specific subjects offered at A Level.
Oct 2019
|A Level Taster Lessons' week (internal students only).
|30th Oct 2019
Sixth Form Open Evening for internal and external students 17:00–19:30. No booking necessary. Talks at 17:30 and 18:30.
|6th Nov 2019
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Internal students ONLY: Please complete the school's straw poll to express an interest in the subjects you would like to study in the Sixth Form. The school will then use this information to build the option blocks, so it is important that you make informed choices at this stage. Please click on the following link and log in using your school email and password: https://bit.ly/32UPoI7
|29th Nov 2019
Sixth Form Applications Open
ALL applications to be made directly to school using the online forms available from this date. Please apply ONLINE using the links below. Deadline for applications is 31st January 2020.
While making your online application (links below) you will be asked to choose subjects from the option blocks provided below:
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Our over-subscription criteria will be applied to external students who are predicted to achieve our baseline entry criteria and places will be allocated based upon their stated subject choices.
Applications received after 31st January 2020 will not be considered for the initial round of offers. However, applications received after this date will be kept and should places open up after the GCSE results, additional offers may be made.
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Dr Michael Raska
Assistant Professor
Coordinator of Military Transformations Programme, IDSS
Education: BA (Missouri Southern State College); MA (Yonsei University); PhD (LKYSPP, NUS)
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Dr Michael Raska is Assistant Professor and Coordinator of the Military Transformations Programme at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. His research interests focus on East Asian security and defense issues, including theoretical and policy-oriented aspects of military innovation, force modernisation trajectories, information conflicts and cyberwarfare in East Asia. He is the author of Military Innovation and Small States: Creating Reverse Asymmetry (Routledge,2016) and co-editor of Security, Strategy, and Military Change in the 21st Century: Cross-regional Perspectives (Routledge, 2015). He has published in peer-reviewed professional and academic journals such as the Korea Journal of Defense Analysis, Pointer-Journal of Singapore Armed Forces, and Asian Journal of Public Affairs. His academic contributions also include chapters in edited volumes in cooperation with the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS); European Union Institute for Security Studies (EUISS); Center for New American Security (CNAS); the Norwegian Institute of Defense Studies (IFS); the Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation, UC San Diego; the Strategic Studies Institute (SSI), and the US Army War College. His strategic assessments, commentaries, and op-eds have been published by the National Interest, Project Syndicate, Defense News, The Diplomat, East Asia Forum, RUSI Newsbrief, Asia Times, and select newspapers worldwide. He has also been a frequent commentator on Asian security issues for the BBC World News, CNBC, Channel News Asia, and other media networks. Dr Raska has previously taught at the Goh Keng Swee Command and Staff College (SAF Campaign and War Studies Course) and the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy (International Security). His research experiences include visiting fellowships at Yonsei University, Pacific Forum CSIS, and Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Rothberg International School). He is an alumnus of the Columbia / Cornell University Summer Workshop on Analysis of Military Operations and Strategy (SWAMOS 2012), the Philip Merrill Center for Strategic Studies Workshop at Basin Harbor (2013), the Hertog Summer Study Program (2014), Japan Ministry of Defence Opinion Leader Program (2016), and the German Marshall Fund Young Strategists Forum (2017). He holds a BA in International Studies (summa cum laude) from the Missouri Southern State University (2000), MA in International Relations from the Graduate School of International Studies, Yonsei University (2002), and a PhD in Public Policy and International Affairs (2012) from the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore, where he was a recipient of the NUS President's Graduate Fellowship.
Areas of Expertise
- Military Innovation: Theory, Processes, and Debate – Impact of emerging disruptive technologies and new types of armaments on military transformation and modernisation, particularly when it comes to new operational concept and new operating areas, especially in the maritime, air, and space domains;
- Security Conceptions, Strategic Trends, and Military Modernisation in East Asia: Regional approaches to military modernisation and its implications for the medium to long-term stability of the geo-strategic environment of the Asia Pacific;
- Information & Cyber Warfare: Cross-Domain Strategic Interactions – Implications of cyber and information warfare on international security; Long-range trends and developments when it comes to future warfare.
Professional Activities
- Selected to provide expert testimony at the public hearing before the Select Committee on Deliberate Online Falsehoods, Singapore Parliament, 2018.
- Selected as a participant in the Young Strategists Forum (YSF) by the German Marshall Fund of the United States, Tokyo, Japan, 2017.
- Selected as a participant in the Opinion Leaders Program by the Japan Ministry of Defense, Tokyo, Japan, 2015.
- Selected as a participant in the Hertog Summer Study Program by the Philip Merrill Center for Strategic Studies, San Diego, CA, USA, 2014.
- Selected as a participant in the Summer Workshop on the Relationship between National Security and Technology in China by the Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation, University of California, San Diego, CA, USA, 2013.
- Selected as a participant in the Philip Merrill Center for Strategic Studies Basin Harbor Teaching Seminar, The Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), The Johns Hopkins University, 2013.
- Selected as a participant in the Summer Workshop on Military Operations and Strategy (SWAMOS), Columbia / Cornell University, 2012.
- Samsung Economic Research Institute, Center for Global Cooperation, Research Analyst, 2005-2006.
- Fellow, Rothberg International School, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 2004
- Pacific Forum CSIS, Young Leaders Program, 2003.
- Fellow, Air Power Program, GSIS Yonsei University, 2003.
RSIS Publication
Countering the U.S. Third Offset Strategy: Russian Perspectives, Responses and Challenges
24 January, 2017
Confronting Cybersecurity Challenges: Israel's Evolving Cyber Defence Strategy
08 January, 2015
The AirSea Battle Debate and the Future of Conflict in East Asia
01 February, 2013
Singapore Defence Technology Summit - Is the Innovation Winter Coming?
26 June, 2019
The SAF After Next Incarnation
08 March, 2019
CO18105 | Singapore's Next Frontier: In Search of Defence Innovation
25 June, 2018
CO18071 | Cross-Domain Coercion: Contours of East Asia's Future Conflicts
24 April, 2018
CO17205 | North Korea Threat and Asian Markets: A Paradox?
01 November, 2017
CO17165 | Strategic Contours of China's Arms Exports
11 September, 2017
CO17102 | 4G SAF: Creating New Advantages
24 May, 2017
CO16223 | China's Quantum Satellite Experiments: Strategic and Military Implications
05 September, 2016
CO16156 | Cyber Conflicts and Singapore's 'Total Defence' Strategy
23 June, 2016
CO16093 | Tailored Deterrence: Influencing North Korean Decision-Making
22 April, 2016
CO16032 | The Real Star Wars: Improving Satellite Defences
11 February, 2016
CO15262 | Hybrid Warfare with Chinese Characteristics
02 December, 2015
C015172 | Cyber-Enabled Hybrid Conflicts in East Asia
17 August, 2015
CO15091 | Russia's Concept of Hybrid Wars: Implications for Small States
14 April, 2015
CO15045 | Decoding China's Cyber Warfare Strategies
04 March, 2015
CO14229 | Back to the Future: China's Defence Industry Innovation Paths
19 November, 2014
CO14192 | Building a Cyber Iron Dome: Israel's Cyber Defensive Envelope
02 October, 2014
CO14130 | Toward Stealth and Sea Denial: Submarine Modernization in East Asia
07 July, 2014
CO14030 | SINGAPORE AIRSHOW: China's Aviation Industry on the Horizon?
13 February, 2014
CO14026 | SINGAPORE AIRSHOW: East Asia's Changing Security Dynamics: The Role of Airpower
11 February, 2014
CO14008 | Rethinking Asia-Europe Security Cooperation
15 January, 2014
CO13163 | China's [Secret] Civil-Military Megaprojects
02 September, 2013
CO13119 | Information Warfare 3.0: Weapons of Mass Effectiveness
28 June, 2013
CO13101 | Australia's Evolving 'Smart Power' Strategy
28 May, 2013
CO13052 | South Korea's Security Predicaments: Preparing for 'Hybrid Conflict'
02 April, 2013
CO13013 | Submarine Trends in Asia Pacific: Air-Independent Propulsion A Game Changer?
24 January, 2013
CO12219 | Creating Reverse Asymmetry: Patterns of IDF's Military Innovation
05 December, 2012
CO12194 | China's Defence Aviation Industry: Searching for Innovation
17 October, 2012
CO12158 | Decoding the Air-Sea Battle Concept: Operational Consequences and Allied Concerns
23 August, 2012
CO12105 | Ascertaining China's Strategy for the Korean Peninsula: Implications for the U.S.-ROK Alliance
20 June, 2012
CO12039 | Iran's Nuclear Conundrum: Israel's Strategic Options
12 March, 2012
CO12031 | From Copier to Innovator? China's Ballistic Missile Modernisation
21 February, 2012
Policy Reports
External Publications
Authored Books
- Military Innovation in Small States: Creating a Reverse Asymmetry. : Routledge, 2015
- Creating Reverse Asymmetry: Military Innovation in Small States (London: Routledge, 2015 Forthcoming).
Chapters in Edited Books
- Michael Raska, "South Korea's Military-Innovation Trajectories," In: Cronin, Patrick (ed.), Breakthrough on the Peninsula: Third Offset Strategies and the Future Defense of Korea (Washington D.C.: Center for New American Security, 2016), 23-39.
- Koh, Swee Lean, Collin; Richard A. Bitzinger; Michael Raska; Kelvin Wong Ka Weng. "Locating China's Place in the Global Defense Economy" in Tai Ming Cheung (ed.), Forging China's Military Might: A New Framework for Assessing Innovation, pp. 169-212. Baltimore, Maryland: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2014.
- "Locating China's Place in Global Defense Economy," with Richard Bitzinger et. al., in Forging China's Military Might: A New Framework for Assessing Innovation, ed. Tai Ming Cheung (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2013).
- "China's Strategic Imprint on the Korean Peninsula: Crisis Scenarios and Implications for the US-ROK Alliance," in Contending for the Asia-Pacific: New Dynamics in US-China Relations, eds. Mingjiang Li and Kalyan Kemburi (London: Routledge, 2014).
- "Capacity for Innovation: Technological Drivers of China's Future Military Modernization," with Richard Bitzinger, in The PLA in the 2025, eds. Roy Kamphausen and David Lai (Carlisle, PA: Strategic Studies Institute, 2014 Forthcoming).
- "Debating Military Innovation: Conceptual Approaches," in Managing Military Change: Strategic Thinking, Reforms and Adaptation in a Changing Security Environment, eds. Jo Inge Bekkevold and Dahiya Rumel (Oslo: Norwegian Institute for Defense Studies, 2014 Forthcoming).
- "SSK Submarine Modernization in East Asia: The Role of Air Independent Propulsion Systems," in Emerging Critical Technologies and their Impact on Asia-Pacific Security, ed. Richard Bitzinger (London: Palgrave, 2014 Forthcoming).
- "China's Military Aviation Industry: In Search of Innovation," in The Chinese Defense Economy Policy Briefs: Sector-by-Sector Assessments and the Role of Military End Users, ed. Tai Ming Cheung (San Diego: Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation, 2013)
Edited Books / Special Issues
- Jo Inge Bekkevold, Ian Bowers and Michael Raska (eds.), Security, Strategy and Military Change in the 21st Century: Cross-Regional Perspectives, Routledge, April 2015.
Journal Articles
- "Strategic Contours of China's Arms Transfers" (with Richard Bitzinger) in Strategic Studies Quarterly, 14, 1, 2020. pp. 91-116
- "Strategic Competition for Emerging Military Technologies: Comparative Paths and Patterns" in PRISM, 8, 3, 2020, 64-81
- "Strategic Competition and Future Conflicts in the Indo-Pacific Region" in The Air Force Journal of Indo–Pacific Affairs , Vol. 2, No. 2, 2019, pp. 83-97
- "Cybersecurity in Southeast Asia" (with Benjamin Ang) in Asia Centre, 2018. 1-9
- "RMA Diffusion Paths and Patterns in South Korea's Military Modernization," Korean Journal of Defense Analysis 23, no. 3 (2011): 369-385.
- "Five Waves of RMA Theory," Pointer - Journal of Singapore Armed Forces 36, no.3 (2011): 1-12
- "Beyond the Bomb in the Basement: Israel's Nuclear Predicament & Policy Options," The Asian Journal of Public Affairs 1, no.2 (2011):22-33.
- "The Concept of Reverse Asymmetry: Israel's Military Innovation," RUSI Newsbrief 33, no.1 (2013).
- "The Air-Sea Battle Debate and the Future of Conflict in East Asia," RUSI Newsbrief 32, no.6 (2012).
- "Locating China's Place in the Global Defense Economy" (with Michael Raska, et.al.), in Forging China's Military Might: A New Framework for Assessing Innovation (Tai Ming Cheung, ed.), Johns Hopkins University Press, 2014
- "Cybersecurity in Southeast Asia" (with Benjamin Ang), Observatoire Asie du Sud-Est , 22 May 2018
- "What is China's Strategy for North Korea?" Aljazeera, May 15, 2014.
- "Singapore's Smart Army," East Asia Forum, March 1, 2014.
- "East Asia's Changing Security Dynamics and the Role of Airpower," Defense News, February 3, 2014.
- "Time to Rethink Asia-Europe Security Cooperation?" The Korea Herald, January 19, 2014.
- "Scientific Innovation and Chinese Military Modernization," The Diplomat, September 3, 2013.
- "Australia's Evolving 'Smart Power' Strategy," The Jakarta Post, June 7, 2013.
- "Information Warfare on the Korean Peninsula," ASPI Strategist, March 13, 2013.
- "Integrating Information Warfare into U.S.-ROK Defense Strategy," The Korea Herald, March 4, 2013.
- "China's Defense Aviation Industry: Toward Stealth Innovation?" with Alanna Krolikowski, East Asia Forum, March 11, 2013.
- "South Korea's Changing Security Paradigm," Project Syndicate, February 10, 2013.
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Meet the 5 Startups Crowned Winners at Pivot East 2019
East Africa's Premier Startup Conference & Pitching event, PIVOT East has announced the five winners of its 2019 program.
The event which was held for the sixth time at iHub, Nairobi had 25 startups from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda pitching both virtually and physically to a panel of judges and other attendees.
The event was live streamed to the public as this year's conference was an exclusive and smaller event to enrich networking and interaction by the attendees. Invitees included seasoned startups founders, startup enablers, investors, industry players, government representatives and development partners.
Read: 5 Rising TravelTech Startups in Africa Worth Following
Here are the Pivot East 2019 Winners:
- Cloud9xp (Kenya) – Entertainment Category: Cloud9xp is an online marketplace, booking service and distributor for leisure experiences.
- Enfinite Solutions Limited (Kenya) – Enterprise Category: Through a portfolio of premium products – WakiliCMS and EliteSuite, they strive to make sure that law firms and legal departments are run efficiently to minimize costs, increase profits and improve decision-making criteria.
- Coinbox (Kenya) – Utilities Category: Coinbox allows its users to own Coinboxes in different and diverse listed brands and save for their due holidays by sending whatever amount they are comfortably able to their Coinbox until they reach the required amount.
- AfyaKit (Kenya) – Social Impact Category: A social venture start-up, focused on improving health outcomes by providing actionable in-facility data to health sector players across Sub Saharan Africa. They have an analytics tool that enables decision making for health managers.
- Mobishule (Kenya) – Finance Category: Mobishule is a Value Added Service proposition to parents of partners' schools that enables them to access small amounts of school fee cash advances using mobile.
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More information about this house sitterWe are a recently retired couple, married for 47 years, non-smokers, social drinkers and eager to enjoy our retirement. I was employed by the Australian Public Service, which of course necessitated passing police check and maintaining that record; Peter worked for Stratco as a Production Controller. Having worked in Darwin for 15 years we are looking forward to exploring more of the East Coast.
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The Museum of Fine Arts of the Republic of Karelia offers a unique opportunity to get acquainted with the art of great Spanish surrealist artist Salvador Dalí.
Only for three weeks the exhibition "The masterpieces of Salvador Dalí" from a private collection of Yekaterinburg businessman Alexander Shadrin will be exposed in the museum halls. The exposition consists of approximately one hundred artworks of Dalí's late period: graphic works, surrealistic sculptures and ceramics. Dalí was constantly working on the contents of these artworks trying to sharpen it throughout his life. Most of the artworks that will be exposed are graphic works from the series: Gargantua and Pantagruel, Les Vitraux (The Stained Glass Windows), Bestiary la Fontaine, naked Apollinaire, Tauromachie and others.
The story of the collection creation is interesting. In 1998 A. Shadrin got acquainted with Dalí's lawyer, Beniamino Levi, who is a founder and a director of The Dalí Universe Foundation. It took many years to negotiate on the purchase of the entire Dalí's collection. In 2006 the purchase agreement was signed. A few years later, in 2011, the collection was replenished with Dalí's works from Pierre Arzhile and his son Jean Christophe's collection. P. Arzhile was a good friend of the artist for many years.
Starting in 2006 the collection has been traveling through Russian cities and has been exposed in the best exhibition and museum halls. The number of visitors, who got acquainted with the works of this genius, is approaching one million.
During the exhibition "The masterpieces of Salvador Dalí", hold in Sakhalin in 2011, the owner of the collection A.Shadrin dipped Dalí's sculpture "Homage to Newton" into the water of the Sea of Okhotsk as a sign that the exhibition traveled throughout Russia, from the Baltic to the Sea of Okhotsk.
The collection of Alexander Shadrin has been given the status of "The National heritage of Russia".


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Half a century ago the first Planet of the Apes feature film was released, marking the beginning of the cult-classic science fiction franchise. To celebrate the franchise's 50th anniversary, Hachette Books is publishing PLANET OF THE APES: Caesar's Story (Hachette Books, OSD: 10/23) an in-world, beautifully illustrated life story of Caesar, the brave and extraordinary leader of the apes, as told by Maurice, Caesar's best friend.
War for the Planet of the Apes, the 2017 feature film, ended with the devastating loss of one of the franchise's key protagonists: Caesar. Maurice decides to recount and chronicle Caesar's story so that his son, Cornelius, can truly know what a unique and brave ape his father was, and inspire Cornelius in turn.
Caesar's Story is this chronicle, and tells the story of Caesar from his earliest days under the care of scientist Will Rodman, as well his life with the ape colony in Muir Woods after the outbreak of the Simian Flu and his ultimate battle with and imprisonment by the vicious and unstable Colonel. Caesar's Story also chronicles what happens between the events of Rise and Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, as well as the events between Dawn and War for the Planet of the Apes, revealing exclusive new details from the Planet of the Apes universe.
The book includes Maurice's personal thoughts and reflections of his lifetime spent alongside Caesar, and contributions from several other key apes who knew him. The result is a truly one-of-a-kind celebration of the new Planet of the Apes trilogy and the franchise as a whole; a wonderful collector's companion and the perfect holiday gift for fans of all ages.


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The planetary professionals have all over again found out unexplained 'speedy radio bursts' (FRBs) in the world on a 16-day cycle for greater than a yr.
That is the primary time inter-galactic indicators had been reported on an ordinary cycle fairly than abnormal teams. As in step with the scientists, FRBs free up the ability of masses of thousands and thousands of Suns however closing only some milliseconds.
They have been first found out 13 years in the past, and knowledge come with radio waves shaped via a black hollow remodeling right into a white hollow and blasting, cosmic strings crashing and even messages from alien species.
Avi Loeb of the Harvard-Smithsonian Middle for Astrophysics, mentioned, "We've now not recognised a conceivable herbal supply with any self assurance.
"A man-made foundation is value considering and checking." Prof Loeb has previous hinted on the truth that FRBs are much more likely to be created via alien house ships powered via gentle sheets.
Planetary professionals tested the tips won from the radio telescope controlled via the Canadian Hydrogen Depth Mapping Experiment (CHIME), in British Columbia, Canada, between September 2018 and October 2019.
They conferred FRB alerts showing two times an hour for 4 days earlier than falling silently for 12 days then beginning once more. The 16-day cycle repeated itself on 25 events4 all over 409 days.
Their supply was once discovered inside of a medium-sized spiral galaxy about 500 million light-years away.
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PITTSBURGH -- The wait is over.
The much-anticipated season premiere of "Last Man Standing" features a one-hour episode, airing Thursday, Jan. 2 at 8 p.m. on Pittsburgh's FOX 53.
The eighth season leads off a big Thursday night on FOX - a new night for "Last Man" - with the series premiere of "Deputy" following at 9 p.m.
Tim Allen returns as "Mike Baxter" a happily married father of three daughters who finds himself the odd man out at home.
The new season opens with the "No Parental Guidance/Wrench in the Works" episode, with Mike and his wife, Vanessa (Nancy Travis) dealing with life as empty nesters.
At 9 p.m., "Deputy" pulls no punches in its debut.
FOX's new cop drama follows "Bill Hollister" (Stephen Dorff), a throwback lawman seeking justice in Los Angeles County.
"'Deputy' blends the spirit of a classic Western with a modern-day attitude and emotionally driven, visceral storytelling," according to Fox Entertainment.
"The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is one of the largest police forces in the world, but when the elected Sheriff dies, an arcane rule in the county charter, forged back in the Wild West, suddenly thrusts the most unlikely man into the job. That man is Bill Hollister. A fifth-generation lawman, Bill is only interested in justice; his soul wears a white hat. The bad guys don't stand a chance, but neither do the politicos in the Hall of Justice."
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- T said...
Go CARDS! We are so excited that the season has started! You know what's on our TV every second...that's right, the Backyardigans and baseball! Love the outfit. Trav is jealous we don't have a Cards outfit for Adalei. I'll have to work on that. Love the photos. He's getting so big! Thanks for posting!
- April 5, 2008 at 3:30 PM
- Stephanie Kelly said...
aweee he is getting so bigggg he is so cute and I love his long beautiful eyelashes.
- April 6, 2008 at 4:36 PM
- Staci said...
so cute in the outfit i liked how daddy has a matching cards outfit...that should be your next family photo..all wearing cardinals. Love his lil smile. :)
- April 7, 2008 at 9:30 PM
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What a sweet boy! He has the cutest smile ever. It's crazy how fast they grow!
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There are those who turn up their noses at South London and apparently taxi drivers who refuse to go there late at night – though that's not a problem I've ever had since I virtually never use taxis. But south of the river has many charms and I've photographed many parts of it, as well as events such as the Carnaval del Pueblo, described as "the largest Latin American out-door festival in Europe" which began with the support of Southwark Council in 1999.
I'm not sure if the first time I photographed the parade which forms a part of it was in 2004, but certainly this was the first set of pictures from it I put on My London Diary (about halfway down a long page) and in some respects I think it was rather easier then than last Sunday. The big difference is simply the number of photographers. Since 2004 we've seen an enormous growth in the ownership of digital cameras, and in particular of amateurs getting digital SLRs capable of professional results.
And once people have got digital cameras, of course they want to go out and use them, and what better opportunity than a festival such as this. Not only are there more photographers, but while film had a restraining influence on the number of pictures that people took – many amateurs might well have thought 36 exposures more than enough for a single event, and for the more serious of us perhaps half a dozen cassettes would have seemed fairly extravagant given the likely return – with digital the marginal cost of an exposure is essentially zero.
Don't get me wrong. I'm not saying that digital photography is cheap – my annual accounts would immediately prove me wrong. Just that taking more pictures doesn't add to the costs. It adds a little in the cost of storage – but a one terabyte external hard disk costing around £70 will hold perhaps 80,000 of my RAW images – under 1p per image. And probably more importantly it each adds a few seconds to the time I take to go through a set of images and select the relatively small proportion that I will take further. But once you've got the gear, then photography becomes more or less free.
The event has also gained a higher profile and the festival in particular has grown, although the procession – despite some lottery funding – doesn't seem to be much different. Perhaps it does now have a little less of a 'grass-roots' feel to it than it did in the early years, but this doesn't yet appear as an event that seems to have been commercialised and organised out of existence like some others. It is still an event where anyone can turn up and take pictures, and I think probably the kind of thing that is listed as a 'photo-opportunity' in Amateur Magazines. Hence the swarm of photographers, and the problems that brings for both other photographers and those taking part in the event.
In general working with a crowd of amateurs is harder than working with pros, who tend to be rather more aware of what they are doing and less likely to walk in front of other photographers etc. And I'm sure that my way of photographing things – using my feet to get in what I think is the right place to take pictures whenever I can – infuriates many of those who like to stand well back and press the button from a distance.
Of course these other guys have just the same rights to be there and take pictures as I do, and I wouldn't want that generally restricted, though there are times when I think a press card should get you places that others can't go. But perhaps I might find other things to do another year.
More about the event and more pictures on My London Diary.


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Over the past few years, interest in and tourism number to Cuba have been on the upswing. Remember when Karl Lagerfeld even had the Chanel Resort collection debut in Havana three years ago? If the Caribbean island wasn't already on the map of the style set, that certainly changed things. So perhaps it's no surprise that new hotels are being opened in this wonderfully atmospheric country that still feels like it's frozen in time.
Kempinski Hotels has announced that by the end of 2019, they'll have thrown open the doors to Gran Hotel Bristol, a new hotel set in an old heritage building (that once was a hotel itself) in Cuba's capital city. With over a century of history behind it, the building in Old Havana has played host to artists, musicians, film stars and socialites in the Thirties through the Fifties, where dancing and merrymaking was on the menu – along with private bathrooms and telephones in each guest room, unusual for the time.
Of course those are amenities you can take for granted in its new avatar as a Kempinski hotel. The 162 stylish rooms and suites will include a Presidential suite measuring 135sqm, plus there will be five restaurants and bars, two board rooms and even a gym catering to the needs of the modern traveller. A rooftop infinity pool on the nineth floor will offer a panoramic view of city sights like the Capitolio, the Spanish fortress, the port and Old Havana – and you'll be only a short walk away from these attractions, making this a perfect base for exploring Havana.


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Passover – We Have Reason to Rejoice: Isi Leibler, Jerusalem Post, Apr. 9, 2017 — Tonight, most Israelis, secular as well as observant, will celebrate Passover, the festival of freedom in which we recount our life of slavery and exodus from Egypt and how we became a nation.
Passover Guide for the Perplexed, 2017: Yoram Ettinger, Jewish Press, Apr. 9, 2017 — 1. According to Heinrich Heine, the 19th century German poet, "Since the Exodus, freedom has always spoken with a Hebrew accent."
Assad Had Every Reason to Believe he Would Get Away with Another Chemical Attack. But Trump Surprised Him: Michael Petrou, National Post, Apr. 7, 2017 — "The United States, they play with us, and they lie to us," Mohammad Gohoul said this February as he sat on the floor of an apartment in Gaziantep, Turkey, where he now lives as a refuge after fleeing Syria and the tortures he endured there.
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On Moral Rearmament of the West: David M. Weinberg, Israel Hayom, Apr. 8, 2017
Isi Leibler Jerusalem Post, Apr. 9, 2017
Tonight, most Israelis, secular as well as observant, will celebrate Passover, the festival of freedom in which we recount our life of slavery and exodus from Egypt and how we became a nation. The Haggada that we read at the Passover Seder also carries a universal theme of human rights but its focus is the Jewish People, stressing our shared past and our aspirations for a renewal of Jewish sovereignty during 2,000 years of harrowing exile, endless persecutions, expulsion and attempted genocide.
We read in the Haggada that "in every generation they rise against us to destroy us. But the Holy One, blessed be He, saves us from them." We appeal to the Almighty to "pour out Thy wrath" against the wicked and destroy them. The Haggada recounts the Egyptians' pattern of Jew-hatred: they envied the prosperity of their Jewish minority, enslaved and ultimately engaged in genocide with Pharaoh's decree to drown all newborn Jewish males. This pattern has recurred throughout the generations as we faced successive enemies: the pagans, the church, secular racist Jew-haters, Nazis and communists. And today there is a global tsunami of antisemitism, especially in Europe where Jews are being transformed into pariahs.
The current threat emanates from the bizarre combination of Islamists and radical leftists, who are renewing the vicious antisemitic propaganda of the 1930s that was a precursor to the Holocaust. In its current manifestation, it is also directed against the Jewish national homeland – the only nation-state in the world whose right to exist is under threat. It is horrifying to observe the culture of death and destruction in the Middle East, the barbaric bloodbaths and millions of civilians displaced from their homes. When we witness the Iranian leaders repeatedly proclaiming their genocidal objectives, we are instinctively reminded of Amalek.
But on Passover, we give thanks to the Almighty and rejoice that our days of powerlessness belong to the past and that we are now strong enough to deter and if necessary overcome the combined forces of all our adversaries. Today we have a State of Israel that provides a haven to all Jews wishing to settle in the Jewish homeland. Other elements in the Haggada resonate with different issues facing us today. Ha Lachma Anya (the bread of affliction) reminds us not to be complacent and to be concerned about the poor and needy and of the scandal of the neglected elderly Holocaust survivors who have been denied the minimum material support to enable them to live out their few remaining years in dignity.
A discussion of the Four Sons can relate to the identity challenges facing Israelis and Diaspora Jews. The chacham, the wise son, is the committed Jew. The tam, the simple son, and she'eino yodea lishol, the one who does not know to ask, are the products of assimilation and loss of Jewish identity. This includes those deprived of a Jewish education by their parents, or those who are apathetic, lazy and unsophisticated, with no desire to acquaint themselves with their Jewish heritage. Ultimately, many become indifferent and disappear. The rasha, the wicked son, symbolizes those Jews who vilify their people. In the contemporary context, this includes Jews engaged in public efforts to undermine Israel, those supporting the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement and those allying themselves with our enemies against the Jewish state. Alas, of late, several prominent American Jewish leaders have joined this category.
In Israel, their counterparts are those who seek to transform Israel from a Jewish state to a state of all its citizens or who promote the false narrative of those seeking our destruction. The Haggada poses problems for secular humanist interpretations of history because reason alone cannot explain the unprecedented events associated with our ongoing national renaissance. If one objectively reviews our status, the host of fortuitous "coincidences" that we have witnessed since the rebirth of a Jewish state, there is a strong case to consider that our survival and thriving existence after 2,000 years of dispersion is no less miraculous than the exodus from Egypt.
The greatest miracle was the reestablishment of a Jewish state, which rose like a phoenix from the ashes of the Holocaust, when at the United Nations, during the height of the Cold War, the United States and Soviet Union for the first time voted together in favor of the creation of a Jewish state. Subsequently, the fledgling state, against all odds, defeated the combined forces of surrounding Arab states, which was later followed with the miracle of the Six Day War.
Another miracle key to Israel's survival has been kibbutz galuyot – the ingathering of the exiles – in which Jews from all corners of the world, from the former Soviet Union to Ethiopia, made aliya, swelling Israel's Jewish population from 600,0000 in 1948 to over six million today. Israel has successfully integrated new immigrants, molding them into a vibrant nation in which ancient Hebrew was revived as a living language. We have benefited from a mass aliya which ensued from the extraordinary liberation of Soviet Jewry, spearheaded by a few hundred assimilated Jews who courageously triumphed against the most powerful totalitarian country in the world…
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Yoram Ettinger
Jewish Press, Apr. 9, 2017
1. According to Heinrich Heine, the 19th century German poet, "Since the Exodus, freedom has always spoken with a Hebrew accent."
2. Moses' "Let my people go" paved the road to the Exodus. In 1850, it became a code song for black slaves, who were freed by Harriet Tubman's ("Mama Moses") "Underground Railroad." Paul Robeson and Louis Armstrong enhanced its popularity through the lyrics: "When Israel was Egypt's land, let my people go! Oppressed so hard they could not stand, let my people go! Go down Moses, way down in Egypt's land; tell old Pharaoh to let my people go….!" On December 11, 1964, upon accepting the Nobel Prize, Martin Luther King, Jr., "the Moses of his age", said: "The Bible tells the thrilling story of how Moses stood in Pharaoh's court centuries ago and cried, 'Let my people go!'"
3. The Exodus has been an integral part of the American story since the landing of the 17th century early Pilgrims, who considered themselves "the people of the modern day Exodus," who departed from "the modern day Egypt" (Britain), rebelled against "the modern day Pharaoh," (King James I and King Charles I), crossed "the modern day Red Sea" (the Atlantic Ocean) and headed toward "the modern day Promised Land" (America). Hence, the abundance of US sites bearing Biblical names, such as Jerusalem, Salem (the original name of Jerusalem), Bethel, Shiloh, Ephrata', Tekoa', Bethlehem, Moriah, Zion, etc.
4. The Exodus is mentioned 50 times in the Torah, equal to the 50 years of the Jubilee – the Biblical symbol of liberty – which is featured on the Liberty Bell (installed in 1751 – the 50th anniversary of William Penn's Charter of Privileges): "Proclaim liberty throughout all the land, unto all the inhabitants thereof (Leviticus, 25:10)." Moses received the Torah – which includes 50 gates of wisdom – 50 days following the Exodus, as celebrated by the Shavou'ot/Pentecost Holiday. And, there are 50 States in the United States, whose Hebrew name is ארצות הברית, the States of the Covenant.
5. Thomas Paine's Common Sense – "the cement of the Revolution" – referred to King George as "the hardened, sullen-tempered Pharaoh of England." John Adams and Thomas Jefferson – the 2nd and 3rd US presidents – and Benjamin Franklin, proposed the Parting of the Sea as the official US seal. The proposal was tabled, but the chosen seal features thirteen stars (colonies), above the Eagle, in the shape of a Star of David. Ezra Stiles, the President of Yale University – which features on its shield "Urim and Thummim," the power of the High Priest during the Exodus – stated on May 8, 1873: "Moses, the man of God, assembled three million people, the number of people in America in 1776." Theodore White wrote in The Making of the President 1960: "It is as if Kennedy, a younger Moses, had led an elderly Joshua [LBJ] to the height of Mount Nebo…and there shown him the Promised Land which he himself would never be entering, but which Joshua would make his own." In 2017, the bust of Moses faces the Speaker of the US House of Representatives, and eight statues and engravings of Moses and the Tablets are featured in the US Supreme Court.
6. A documentation of the Exodus – which took place in the second half of the 15th century BCE, during the reign of Egypt's Amenhotep II – was provided by the late Prof. Yehudah Elitzur, one of Israel's pioneers of Biblical research. Accordingly, the 40-year national coalescing of the Jewish people – while wandering in the desert – took place when Egypt was ruled by Thutmose IV. Joshua conquered Canaan when Egypt was ruled by Amenhotep III and Amenhotep IV, who were preoccupied with domestic affairs, refraining from expansionist operations. Moreover, letters which were discovered in Tel el Amarna, the capital city of ancient Egypt, documented that the 14th century BCE Pharaoh, Amenhotep IV, was informed by the rulers of Jerusalem, Samaria and other parts of Canaan, about a military offensive launched by the "Habirus" (Hebrews and other Semitic tribes), which corresponded to the timing of Joshua's offensive against the same rulers. Amenhotep IV was a determined reformer, who introduced monotheism, possibly influenced by the nationally and religiously game-changing Exodus. Further documentation of the Exodus is provided by Dr. Joshua Berman of Bar Ilan University.
7. Passover is the oldest Jewish national liberation holiday, highlighting the mutually-inclusive aspects of Judaism: religion, nationality, culture/morality, language and history. Passover highlights individual and national liberty and optimism, which have played a critical role in preserving Judaism, Jews and the yearning to reconstruct the Jewish Homeland, in defiance of the 40 years in the desert and the 2,500 year of exile, destruction, pogroms, the Holocaust, boycotts, wars, terrorism and anti-Semitism.
8. Passover stipulates that human rejuvenation – just like the rejuvenation of nature – must be driven by roots/memory/history. Therefore, parents are instructed to educate their children about the lessons of Passover. Passover was an early edition of the 19th century Spring of Nations. It is celebrated in the spring, the bud of nature. Spring is mentioned 3 times in the Torah, all in reference to the Exodus. Passover – which commemorates the creation of the Jewish nation – lasts seven days, just like the creation of the universe.
9. Passover's centrality in Judaism is highlighted by the first of the Ten Commandments: "I am the Lord your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of slavery." The Passover ethos is included in daily Jewish prayers, Shabbat and holiday prayers, the blessing over the wine, the blessing upon circumcision, the prayer fixed in the Mezuzah (doorpost) and in the annual family retelling of the Exodus on the eve of Passover. Passover symbolizes the unity of – and interdependence between – the People of Israel, the Torah of Israel and the Land of Israel…
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Michael Petrou
National Post, Apr. 7, 2017
"The United States, they play with us, and they lie to us," Mohammad Gohoul said this February as he sat on the floor of an apartment in Gaziantep, Turkey, where he now lives as a refuge after fleeing Syria and the tortures he endured there. Gohoul took part in the demonstrations against Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad that broke out in 2011. He says he wanted Syrians to live in a democracy. "We would go to Western embassies and leave flowers there," he says, a gesture of admiration and a request for support.
Assad met these protests with deadly force. Gohoul was arrested. In his Gaziantep apartment, he showed how he was blindfolded and his hands were bound while he was beaten and shocked with electricity. "For nine months, I didn't see the sun," he said. After his release, he went to opposition-held Aleppo and then came to Turkey when Aleppo fell to the Syrian regime late last year. When Gohoul and other Syrians speak of America's "lies" and games, they refer to an August 2011 statement made by then-U.S. President Barack Obama that Assad should step aside, which wasn't followed by any steps to make that happen, and especially to Obama's "red line" comments on the use of chemical weapons.
Such an event, Obama said in 2012, would change his "calculus" regarding military engagement in Syria. But when Assad's regime launched a sarin attack on the Damascus suburb of Ghouta the following year, killing some 1,400 civilians, Obama famously backed away from retaliation. Instead, he agreed to a Russian-brokered deal that was supposed to have resulted in Syria giving up its chemical weapons stockpiles. The utter failure of Obama's decision has been exposed with horrific results by this week's poison gas attack on Khan Sheikhoun in northern Syria. More than 80 people were killed, including at least 27 children.
Assad had every reason to believe he would get away with it. The current American president, Donald Trump, made his isolationist bent explicitly clear shortly after the Ghouta chemical weapons attack and while Obama was still president: "We should stop talking, stay out of Syria and other countries that hate us, rebuild our own country and make it strong and great again-USA!" he tweeted in 2013. And just last week, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Assad's rule was a "political reality that we have to accept." Assad, it seemed, could count on U.S. ambivalence regardless of his crimes.
Instead, Trump surprised the world. The 59 cruise missiles he ordered launched at the Shayrat Airfield, from where America believes the chemical weapons attack originated, represent a stark policy reversal for the U.S. president. It is one for which he deserves credit. It is worth underlining that while Obama publicly sought to rebuild America's relations with the "Muslim world," he did little while Syria was torn asunder, and while Assad brought death to hundreds of thousands of its citizens. It is Trump, for all his Muslim-bashing nativism, who has finally deployed American military force against the most prolific murderer in that country.
Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland delivered an awkwardly worded statement yesterday in which she said Assad's chemical attack "raises grave questions" about the possibility of working with his regime. But Prime Minister Trudeau — also to his credit — has said Canada "fully supports" the American airstrikes. That statement puts Canada alongside many American allies, including its traditional Sunni Muslim ones in the Middle East, such as Jordan and Saudi Arabia, which had been disappointed by Obama's decision not to strike Syria four years ago. Trump's decision will go some way toward improving those strained ties…
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Lee Smith
Weekly Standard, Apr. 8, 2017
After the Trump administration's strike on the Shayrat airfield Thursday, lawmakers, analysts, and the press are asking if the White House has a next move. Certainly it was important to signal that the use of chemical weapons is something the United States could not tolerate. As President Trump explained Thursday, it is a "vital national security of the United States to prevent and deter the spread and use of deadly chemical weapons." That is, the Trump administration enforced the redline against the use of chemical weapons that the previous White House ignored. Further, by citing the possible "spread" of those unconventional arms, Trump was alluding to the organization that is the likeliest recipient of Syria's chemical weapons arsenal—Hezbollah, Iran's praetorian guard in the eastern Mediterranean.
Thus the strike underscored that the Trump administration's understanding of the Syrian conflict is broader than that of its predecessor. Where the Obama White House limited its focus in the Syrian arena to an anti-ISIS campaign, Trump struck a blow against the Iranian axis. Tehran and its allies are no longer dealing with an American president eager to strike a bargain with them. The new White House has put Iranian ally Bashar al-Assad on notice. However, the 59 tomahawk missiles launched at Shayrat is perhaps best understood as a message to Russia.
The White House acted less than 48 hours after receiving intelligence regarding Tuesday's chemical weapons attack. The Trump White House knew immediately who was behind the attack and named names—Syrian government forces. The Russians were putting out a different story. They claimed that Jabhat al-Nusra had a chemical weapons factory in Khan Shaykun and that a strike with attack helicopters created the plume that killed civilians on Tuesday.
"We know from our ability to monitor that this story was false," a senior administration official told the Weekly Standard. "The aircraft that flew from Shayrat airbase to Khan Shaykun were tracked. Furthermore, no group like Nusra has ever had ever had the ability to make Sarin in Syria. To weaponize Sarin is quite a sophisticated thing. Opposition groups have not shown that they have that ability, but the Assad regime does." Presumably, the American government had access to the same intelligence resources when Assad previously used chemical weapons. However, the Obama administration's standard response was to ignore intelligence regarding the use of Syria's unconventional arsenal and avoid or downplay attribution of responsibility.
For instance, when Israeli intelligence showed in April 2013 who was responsible for gassing men, women, and children,a Pentagon official contended that "the use of chemical weapons in an environment like Syria is very difficult to confirm." When Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdoğan visited Washington in May 2013 and brought evidence of the attacks and intelligence regarding who conducted and ordered them, President Obama said that he needed "specific information about what exactly is happening there." Thus, there should have been little surprise when Obama decided not to strike Assad regime targets in September 2013 to enforce the American redline against the use of chemical weapons. Obama had shown repeatedly that he resisted blaming Assad for deploying chemical weapons—punishing him for it was almost unimaginable.
However, Obama's failure to act is not because of what Trump White House officials like Sean Spicer are calling his "weakness." No, the previous president brushed aside intelligence and then walked back military force because he believed that an attack on Assad was likely to crash his signature foreign policy initiative, the nuclear agreement with Iran. The Iran deal shaped both Syria policy (an anti-ISIS campaign predicated on leaving Assad untouched) and the Obama administration's larger Middle East strategy, a realignment with Iran. Obama downgraded traditional allies like Israel, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and NATO member Turkey, while upgrading the Iranians, and opening wide a window of opportunity for Russia, grateful to once again be a player in the Middle East, after a forty-year absence.
Thursday's operation should be seen as part of a broader effort to rebalance America's regional interests in opposition to the Iranian axis and Russia. The tomahawk strikes were the big news of the week, overshadowing the fact that the new White House welcomed the leaders of two traditional American regional allies—Egyptian president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and King Abdullah of Jordan. Sisi was treated as a leper by the Obama administration, and Abdullah sidelined. If the Jordanian king was concerned about the presence of Iran, Hezbollah, and Russia on his border, the Obama White House told him to take his concerns to Moscow, where Sisi also visited hat in hand. They had no choice—the Obama administration was not interested in protecting the regional security architecture the United States had built over 70 years…
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Exodus – The Secret of Our Nationhood: Dr. Michael Laitman, Breaking Israel News, Apr. 9, 2017—Each Passover, we focus our attention on the historic struggle between Moses and Pharaoh, and the enslavement of the Hebrews. Yet, the story of our people in Egypt is more than a collective memory; it is an accurate depiction of our current situation.
Tillerson, McMaster, Blame Russia for US Attack on Syria: Jewish Press, Apr. 7, 2017—Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and National Security Director H. R. McMaster on Thursday held a press conference to review the sudden change in US policy regarding Syria, pinning the responsibility for the nerve gas attack against Syrian civilians on President Bashar al-Assad's chief enabler, the Russian government.
What Can We Expect in Wake of Syria Chemical Attack? (Video): Clarion Project, Apr. 9, 2017
On Moral Rearmament of the West: David M. Weinberg, Israel Hayom, Apr. 8, 2017— According to an in-depth survey published last week in Israel Hayom, Israeli youth believe deeply and optimistically in the future of this country. 85% of Israeli kids in grades 11 and 12 love the country. 89% plan to stay here, no matter what. 85% think that the IDF is the most moral army in the world. 65% say it would be worthy to die for country, if necessary. 63% feel that social solidarity, volunteerism, and family values are what make Israel great.


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Seven local nursing homes report that 27 residents have tested positive for COVID-19 and five have died from the disease, according to information released by the state this week.
As of April 14, the highest number of cases was at Montowese Health and Rehabilitation Center in North Haven, which reported 10 active cases and two deaths. The Curtis Home of Meriden reported six infected patients and one death, the Quinnipiac Valley Center in Wallingford reported six cases and one death, The Summit at Plantsville reported three cases and one death, Skyview Rehabilitation and Nursing in Wallingford had one resident test positive, and no deaths and Elim Park of Cheshire reported one case and no deaths.
The figures were supplied by the Department of Public Health.
Masonicare of Wallingford has reported two cases of coronavirus infection and one death at its assisted-living facility Ashlar Village, which isn't represented in the data.
Statewide, there are 375 reported deaths in nursing homes to date, accounting for nearly 40 percent of the state's total fatalities. The number of residents testing positive is 1,713, which represents about 11 percent of all coronavirus cases.
The release of the information comes as the state struggles to open recovery centers for nursing home patients testing positive for COVID-19. The Quinnipiac Valley Center in Wallingford was recently renovated to accept 34 patients, but the vacant Westfield Rehab Center in Meriden has no timeline for opening, state officials said this week. Masonicare has transformed vacant space at its Wallingford facility into a COVID-19 treatment and recovery center that can accept about 15 patients.
The Department of Public Health released the nursing home data amid pressure for transparency from family members and the media. The state's records show 108 facilities, or over half of the state's nursing homes, with at least one COVID-19 positive result. Nursing homes in Waterbury and in Fairfield County had case counts in the double digits.
Matthew Barrett, president and CEO of the Connecticut Association of Health Care Facilities, defended nursing home operators and staff in a recent interview with The Connecticut Mirror.
"The data continues to show that COVID-19 is making its way indiscriminately into nursing homes in Connecticut and across the nation," he said. "This means that nursing home operators and employees who are doing all the right things will have to battle the virus through no fault of their own."
State health care officials have said the nursing homes have the capability to isolate COVID-19 patients who don't need to be hospitalized from the rest of the nursing home population.
A nursing home in Sharon has begun accepting COVID-19-positive residents and a second facility — in Bridgeport — will begin welcoming those residents Monday, officials said.
The facilities are part of a plan by nursing home leaders and the state to separate residents suffering from the virus from healthy ones.
The state designated four sites for the sick residents. Two are existing nursing homes — the Sharon Health Care Center and the Northbridge Health Care Center in Bridgeport — and two are defunct facilities that are being cleaned and reopened. In addition to Westfield in Meriden, the state also reopened a center in Torrington.
Athena, which owns the Sharon and Bridgeport nursing homes and is managing the two formerly vacant buildings, said COVID-19 positive residents began arriving at the Sharon location Thursday, according to The Connecticut Mirror.
Healthy residents have been transferred out of that facility this week and are continuing to be moved out.
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Merimbula Big Game and Lakes Angling Club fishing report
A break in the strong winds has seen keen anglers out at our local reefs, Long Point and Haycock, rewarded with lovely catches of good size snapper and morwong. Best results dawn and dusk. Gummys from 13kg to 15kg are reported to have been taken from both Horseshoe Reef and Long Point Reef areas. As well, good flathead are reporting from off Tura Beach Headland.
With this year's whale season now under way we have reports of a pod of southern minke whales cavorting off Long Point. Minke whales are not as plentiful as humpback whales, and given that these are the most widely hunted species in our oceans such sightings are most notable.
Chinamen leatherjackets are making it difficult on our flathead grounds, particularly to the north past white rock. Move south and try Tura Headland.
Australian salmon and good tailor are available off our beaches, best near the top of the run-in tide early morning and evening. Try triple gang hooked pilchards as bait or if you want to cast, 50gm blue coloured metal lures. Salmon and tailor are also in the Pambula River and Broadwater. Trolled silver lures are working well.
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From Father's Day on Sunday, September 1, the zero bag limit for Australian bass and estuary perch ceases in rivers below freshwater impoundments and these fish may be legally retained (two per day). For example the Bega River. Within fresh water impoundments such as Brogo Dam the zero bag limit does not apply. The Department of Fisheries has released a large number of trout from its hatchery into Lake Eucumbene at Buckenderra, Braemar and Old Adaminaby. Some reported as big as 5kg! Hopefully these will maintain the wonderful fishery at Eucumbene.
Last Friday evening the club presented Ron Vanderdrift with Life Membership. As well as more than 30 years' club membership, Ron has been a wonderful sponsor for the club and his generosity is sincerely regarded. For the award, the Club was fortunate that all its local Life Members; Robert Wood, John McKay and Shane Mayberry were able to be present in support. Ron tells us that his Tackle World store which was destroyed by fire is looking forward to re-opening in the new year.
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