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Yesterday an email from a special friend in British Columbia popped into my box. It was so unexpected – Marilyn and I haven't talked for a couple years – and so warm and touching on a cold, rainy day at camp that I wrote back and asked Marilyn if I might share it with friends.
Marilyn found me somewhere on the Internet a few years ago and got in touch because she had spent a few pre-teen and teen years in Sioux Lookout back in the 1950s, and of special interest were her remembrances of summers spent at the family cabin on Pelican Lake, not awful far from where Mary and I have our cabin today.
Over the years we have exchanged many thoughts and compared notes and talked of friends and acquaintances we share. If I remember right, Marilyn has a long-standing wish to return to Sioux Lookout for a visit, but hasn't been here for many years – possibly since the '50s. She and I have never met.
In 1978 I stumbled upon a run-down cabin up in the trees while fishing. Curiosity prompted me to put ashore and go take a peek. I found a few odds and ends among the rotting rubble, including some interesting bottles and some household items. I planned to go back one day and scout around, but until Marilyn got in touch a few years ago, I kinda forgot.
Since we've been in touch, I have looked and hiked and scouted in various locations that seemed like right where it should be, but have never been able to find that site again. Maybe it was Marilyn's old cabin. Maybe it wasn't. From the time her family last used the camp until 1978 was 20 or 25 years. Lots of growth and changes can happen in the wilderness in two decades.
And, of course, more than three more decades have come and gone since my 1978 discovery.
Every once in a while I still get the urge to go explore to see if I can find the spot. Maybe one of these times I'll stumble back to the right place.
Early this morning I took a picture of the sun shining on the trees across the bay from our cabin. We don't see the actual sun rising from here. It breaks the horizon just east of our view and is obscured by a little hill and the trees of the forest. It's at such moments that I'm reminded I don't need to see the sun to know it's there. I can gaze on its wonders at play across the bay and soon enough it will be overhead. So, this picture is for all of you – but especially for Marilyn in appreciation of her kind thoughts and words.
Living vicariously thru Dick MacKenzie
It's a sunny warm day on the west coast of southern Vancouver Island - last long week end of the summer.
Earlier today I started into one of my cleaning frenzies that led from 10 AM to 5 PM, scouring floors, cupboards, china, closets, carpeting -base boards.
Suddenly, curious to see what the actual temperature here is, I sat down to click on my home page to see if we were having a heat wave - it certainly felt like it - well not quite. Quickly looked at my top weather report of Sioux Lookout and Kenora, to see thunder storms and lightning. Oh how I longed to be there, but I knew the real reason I came in here to my computer was that Dick would have another addition to his blog, so I could quickly check it out before I returned to do a clean on my so called self cleaning oven-- 2 clicks and Im on his site ----ah and Dick never disappoints----
All summer I have lived thru his blog, willing myself there thru his every word, reading each installment several times - of course lately , feeling his pain, all of which I knew all too well. Hey, didn't I go thru almost the same thing.
During my younger years - I say younger meaning my early to mid 40s, having had up to that time a wonderful time eating, cooking exotic dishes - perfecting baking holiday dinners BBQs, drinking many concoctions of drink, my favorite being Stingers - I too had come to a crossroad when a change had to take place.
Now in my 72nd year I reflect as Dick strides thru his life now - as I did at around mid 40, gave up drinking- complete abstinence to this day - started the healthy eating pattern, over the next year to lose 40 lbs.
Joined the skating club, back skating at 50, and earned my gold dance badge with all the other 15 year olds -
Went back to college, took a medical course and worked for a surgeon for the next 17 years –
Here I am today, still watching the weight - weigh in this week end is 94 lbs. Of course I do nothing in moderation ever - except now my body is screaming at me, you silly old Swede girl are you going to suffer after hours of cleaning.
My husband enters the room saying, "You've been cleaning for hours. Who does their spring cleaning in the fall?"
Well when have I ever been or done anything normal, or like anyone else? He gets the idea after 43 years of marriage.
I sit down, get into Dick's blog, and I am no longer here. But what a treat today as I have the best belly laugh ever - the lids for the pots, the cutting boards. Oh could I see myself clicking stuff into my basket from the Amazon web site.
How lucky I am to know this great person, this Dick MacKenzie. He brings such wonder into my life now, and my dream of being in Sioux Lookout again comes true with his blog as I live vicariously thru Dick
When I see his pictures of rain at the camp, I can hear the soft sound of the rain on the camp roof. I smell the bush when it's wet. Dick provides every picture of flower, berry, bear scat- even the picture of the rain on the lake, hazy and soft and I can almost feel it.
Thanks Dick
Hello Dick,
I am so pleased you liked my email – yes, it's been awhile.
I wanted you to know how, over the last few years, your writing and pictures have lifted me up so many times.
I actually felt like I was involved in building the cabin- from my armchair of course. I waited with bated breath as you reported on every phase.
Originally I had followed you thru the discussion page on the web cam site - then I also found where you had an album of pictures on another site- then you really defined your web cam site with the blog, albums, etc. and I was, of course, into that like a dirty sock.
Your photography is so clear and well done. I have a 27" imac here and it brings the photos to life - your daily web cam picture on the web page I actually think I can hear the water lapping. Your webcam site where your blog is (www.dickshideaway.com), that's my favourite place to follow you.
Dick, feel free to use my email as you please.
I know you're on Facebook , as I do see some of your entries that are shared - I also belong to the SLKT group in Facebook, that is amazing all the old pictures on there. There was one last week of McIver's store. I can remember going there with my mom. Every year the Hudsons Bay had a Brides fashion show in the Winter - for years mom had that clipping in her album - it mentioned me as the flower girl - would have been 1943 or so. Can't seem to find any records online. Unfortunately a lot of my parents' photos and files were destroyed.
Unfortunately for me, trying to find records of all the old timers are gone now. I had emailed **** at the library. I had bought Tracks Beside the Water, Volumes 1+2 from her a few years ago. I heard on the SLKT Facebook page there was a Volume 3. She did email me back, saying the library didn't have it, but she thought it could be purchased thru The Chamber, and kindly gave me the emails and telephone numbers to reach them. After thinking on it a bit, I decided to wait to closer to next summer to contact them, as we hope to come and hopefully if it's available we could pick it up.
I really think my old cabin has rotted into the ground by now, and bush, well you know how bush grows. It's as it should be - but always so clear in my mind. I was so lucky to have had that in my lifetime, also to remember loving parents at the camp with me, especially my dad pulling the blood suckers from my legs that I had hung over the dock.
My childhood best friend from Sioux Lookout found me of course via Facebook -****. We keep in touch. She was back to Sioux for a reunion, I think it was last summer. She is lucky to still have her mom. They live in Prince George now - but I see most of that huge family is still in Sioux Lookout or running fly-in camps in the region.
My husband and I still work - he is Director of Revenue for Budget Car and Truck Rentals of Victoria - I run the reservation department. He also runs a huge truck fleet there, and is always on the counter, never in his office.
One day the Post girl runs in, as she does daily. Somehow my husband was talking to a customer and mentioned Sioux Lookout. He is always amazed if he can find someone from there (typical Vancouverite). The Post girl jumps in, "Well I'm from Sioux Lookout."
Soon he runs into my office to get me. Of course she and I have never met, or seen one another before, but we hug like old friends. She goes back often, and unfortunately I was so excited to meet her, I forgot her name. I do see her out my window as weekly the Canada Post truck pulls up, and brings my treasures from Amazon, lol.
Well, Dick, hope you're enjoying this long week end. Looks rainy on the web cam today and all too soon I will be following along to see when the lake will freeze over. Even the winter season there is beautiful. I can imagine the moon shining over the lake on the frozen snow twinkling in the moonlight. Soon the trees will be in glorious color change.
Keep well and congratulations on your progress.
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"There's always been war,"
But people quickly get accustomed to peace.
So they think it's normal.
No, war is what's normal."
~ Albert Camus
Question: Acharya Ji, which 'war' is Albert Camus referring to?
Acharya Prashant: Vageesh has asked that Albert Camus has said that 'war' is what is normal. What does he mean by that? Which war is he referring to? 'War is what is normal.' Conflict, basic inner fragmentation, lack of total flow, indecision, our fractured movements. That is the war he is talking of. Basic duality, the presence of two-ness, the mind is split into two and two means twenty thousand. So, there is no smoothness in its functioning.
Twenty thousand parts, each part talking a different language and each part talking a language that is fake, alien, foreign, imported. Twenty thousand parts and no part a master of itself, all slaves to phony masters.
All slaves to slaves.
Twenty thousand slaves, each a slave to another slave and all these slaves are quarreling with each other.
That is war.
Each of us is the site of a civil war. You know what a civil war is? When a nation doesn't have to fight against the other. One part, one group within the country is fighting, that's how our minds are. That is the war that Camus is referring to. Are you ever able to proceed without decision? We require decisions, and decisions require thoughts. That is war.
To decide you require options, and each option has its own merit and demerit, right?
That is war.
Should I do this, should I do that, this says 'come on' be with me, this says no, proceed with me, that is war.
Those who have ever known spontaneity will know what it means to be warless, what it means to be peaceful.
Those who have known 'Love' will know what it means to be peaceful.
In 'Love' you are option-less. A thousand facts and difficulties present themselves to you, but you know that now you are sold out. You know that the decision has been made even without your consent, and that decision is irreversible because it is not your decision. You can only reverse that which is yours. And in 'Love,' someone has possessed you, overpowered you and acted on your behalf. So, there is no decision and hence no conflict, that is a state of warlessness.
We don't know 'Love,' we only know profit, benefit, security and there we find many ways that can offer us relative profits. So, we need to continuously measure, weigh, assess, do I get more profit here, do I get more profit there, and that is war. With a war inside, is it any wonder that the world appears like a battleground?
When you are internally at war, then you will be very easily able to find a lot of enemies outside.
Those who find that they do not like the world, those who find that the world appears greatly like an enemy, those who find that they often feel that people in the world are out to hurt them, are planning to hurt them, they must know that the world is appearing inimical because they are internally at war and if you are internally at war, you must know that you are 'Loveless.'
Had you ever know 'Love,' you could not have been internally at war.
'Love' is such a great victory, it admits no war.
The victory is absolute, now who is there to fight with.
There is not even a loser left, who do you fight against?
Only in 'Love' do you know peace and it is another matter that in 'Love,' your life appears very, very turbulent.
At the center of that turbulence lies great peace.
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Making Sense By Michael Reagan
A resolution offered to express the sentiment of the U.S. House of Representatives praising the vast majority of American troops in Iraq in the face of revelations of prisoner abuse passed overwhelming by a 365 to 50 roll call vote with a shocking 49 Democrats, including their leader Nancy Pelosi, voting no.
The resolution offered by Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.) stated that while the prisoner abuse contradict the policies, orders, and laws of the United States and the United States military and undermine the ability of the United States military to achieve its mission in Iraq; those abuses "are incompatible with the professionalism, dedication, standards and training required of individuals who serve in the United States military, and contradict the policies, orders, and laws of the United States and the United States military and undermine the ability of the United States military to achieve its mission in Iraq.
The resolution Nancy Pelosi and such colleagues as Conyers, Waxman, Rangel, Hoyer, and Jackson-Lee refused to support simply said that the vast majority of members of the Armed Forces have upheld the highest possible standards of professionalism and morality in the face of illegal tactics and terrorist attacks and attempts on their lives; that "members of the Armed Forces have planned and conducted, frequently at great peril and cost, military operations in a manner carefully intended to prevent or minimize injury to Iraqi civilians and property; and that over 138,000 members of the United States Armed Forces serving in Iraq, a total force comprised of active, National Guard, and Reserve personnel, are executing a courageous and determined mission to rebuild and rehabilitate a proud nation after liberating it from the tyranny, oppression, and genocide of Saddam Hussein's evil regime--"
Let it be remembered that this gang of Democrats who could not find themselves able to praise our soldiers fought going to war with the regime of Saddam Hussein when his minions were torturing, raping and brutally abusing and murdering his own people, but can't wait to condemn the United States for the crimes of a handful of soldiers.
On March 7 2003, Pelosi said "Before going to war, we must exhaust all alternatives, such as the continuation of inspections, diplomacy and the leverage provided by the threat of military action." In another statement she said that "An acceptable alternative would require the United States to seek a multilateral diplomatic initiative before authorizing the use of force." In October this year, after the Kay report discounted the presence of weapons of Mass destruction Nancy Pelosi, said the results of the search so far demonstrated that no imminent threat existed ''and there was time for more diplomatic effort before we went to war.''
But there wasn't time for those prisoners in Saddam's torture chambers, rape rooms or awaiting execution.
Had she and her Democrat colleagues prevailed, who knows how many more Iraqis would have filled the mass graves of hundreds of thousands of their countrymen and women while we dallied around looking for the phantom of international support.
As David Gelernter wrote in the Weekly Standard, March 28, 2004 "By overthrowing Saddam, we stopped a loathsome bloody massacre--a hell-on-earth that would have been all too easily dismissed as fantastic propaganda if we hadn't seen and heard the victims and watched the torturers on videotape -- But Democratic talk about Iraq is dominated not by the hell and horror we abolished or the pride and joy of what we achieved. Many Democrats mention Saddam's crimes only grudgingly."
Saddam's regime was ripping human flesh to shreds. Do not Democrats understand that what we achieved by liberating Iraq, what mankind achieved, he asked? "And when we saw those mass graveyards and torture chambers, heard more and more victims speak, watched those videotapes, the conclusion became inescapable: This war was screamingly, shriekingly necessary."
Not to Nancy Pelosi and her colleagues; they'd rather concentrate on abuse of Iraqi detainees by a few misguided reservists than recognize the dedication and heroism of our troops.
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The George Town landfill site has been a hot potato for a while now, as it grows ever more gigantic every year. So big that it is one of the first sights a cruise ship tourist sees when heading for Grand Cayman, the landfill (otherwise known as Mount Trashmore or simply, "the dump") monstrosity could finally have had its day, with new plans afoot to see its demise over a finite period of time. Business Editor Lindsey Turnbull speaks with Arden McLean, former Minister of Communications, Works and Infrastructure, as well as Sean McGinn, the government's Assistant Director for Solid Waste Management, to find out more and reports.
Not having seen the demise of the GT landfill during his tenure as Minister of Communications, Works and Infrastructure has been Arden McLean's "biggest regret", although he says that plans have developed to such a stage now that the next government (post the 20 May election) will be in the enviable position of merely having to "push a button" to begin the process of disseminating and eventually getting rid of the site.
"I had two fears when I first took up office relating to the landfill site. One was that time was running out before the site would be full and secondly that the location of the site was not conducive to Cayman's twin pillars of industry – i.e. the finance industry and tourism. So about two years ago we decided to educate ourselves as to the various processes and technology available to deal with our solid waste issue," McLean confirms. "We travelled overseas to events and shows and met with professionals in the business who were able to give us an idea of the kind of technologies available and useful for the Cayman Islands."
Initial investigations found that there was actually a good deal of unused space at the landfill site, so plans were immediately put into place to use the extra space. McLean confirms that there are still "many years" of use out of the landfill since this rearrangement.
Never-the-less, the priority was to reduce the landfill site by the best means possible. McLean says they began putting a strategy into place on Little Cayman initially, to test the possible success of such plans islands-wide.
"I knew we needed to invest heavily in Little Cayman to improve the separation of waste materials there. So we purchased equipment and buildings as well as separate waste containers so that municipal waste could easily be separated," he says.
Looking to the issue on Grand Cayman, government decided to implement a Solid Waste Strategic Management Committee to properly review the situation. This committee was comprised of the Minister, who chaired the committee. Alongside him sat Alfonso Wright, Lucille Seymour, Rolsten Anglin, Moses Kirkconnell, Carson Ebanks, Roydell Carter, Sean McGinn, Christine Rawlinson and Lisa Welcome as secretary.
After a thorough review of the solid waste systems in Cayman and through the recommendations of the committee, a development plan was created and it was decided to put out a request for proposals. A team of consultants from Virginia called Gershman, Brickner and Bratton Inc was then hired to help implement the recommendations. GBB is a US management consulting firm that helps public and private sector organisations create sound solutions for complex solid waste management challenges.
McLean says they were considered top in their field, having assisted hundreds of communities and companies across the States and earning an excellent reputation.
One of the first recommendations to come out of the Committee was that a sub committee was required to deal with the issue of recycling. Thus the Recycling Education and Development Committee was born, chaired by Alfonso Wright and which included Roydell Carter, Sean McGinn, Christina Rawlinson and Tania Johnson as secretary.
"This was an important move," says McLean, "as installing a workable recycling programme needed to work in tandem with the landfill site reduction aims."
GBB produced a study on the best method for eliminating the landfill site via waste to energy technology which would mean the end to simply dumping waste and creating such an eyesore as currently exists, while at the same time creating a useful alternative energy source which could be bought back by Grand Cayman's sole electricity company – CUC.
"Their study was extensive – we dug into the landfill to see exactly what was there; we sieved the material and tested a variety of sections," McLean confirms. "Our objective was to be able to set a finite amount of time for the removal of most of the landfill site and we believe the technology that GBB offers will fit the bill. They gave us a 19 year period in which the landfill could be successfully reduced to almost nothing."
GBB's report recommends a mass burn system whereby municipal waste, post sorting and recycling, will be burnt in a specially designed furnace that filters the ash to ensure safety.
McLean says that waste would need to be separated at source to ensure that only municipal waste was burnt. He says, "Statistics have shown that around 40 per cent of waste can be burnt in this way. 40 per cent can be recycled; ten per cent would be rejected for either burning or recycling (i.e. metals) and the remaining 10 per cent can be used for top soil."
The furnace then produces steam which powers turbines which create electricity. McLean says the estimated amount of electrical output from the turbines would be about eight to 10MG, which would then be sold back to CUC. "This constitutes about 10 per cent of current daily demand, so it is an important figure," McLean says.
The plant would cover approximately six to eight acres of the landfill site and McLean says it would meet UK emissions requirements.
McLean says plans were in the pipeline to begin phasing in the technology last November, but unfortunately the financial crisis meant funds were not available to get the project underway.
"We need around CI$10 million to clear the current site and prepare it for this new technology," the former Minister confirms. The overall cost of the plant is estimated at around CI$75 to CI$100 million.
In the meantime, former Minister McLean and Sean McGinn say they have gone to great lengths to improve the running of the landfill site, with new buildings recently developed to handle recycling and new equipment on hand to assist with the process. Oils, car batteries, aluminium cans, cars and cardboard are all now sorted and dealt with on an individual basis and new technology will soon be brought in so the landfill site can be sprayed with a special material to better cover the waste.
"We are all in this together," former Minister McLean says. "We all need to play our part in ridding ourselves of the dump and creating a viable solution to the management of waste in
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The Atlas Shorty Heavyweight cars are back with new paint schemes. Rio Grande is very nicely done. ... not really correct, but the car numbers and the "Spanish Fork Canyon" name on the observation car are correct.The four stripe Grande Gold(orange?) and silver paint scheme is really nicely applied... The prototypical Black car ends add a touch of class.
... I do not have any reference books to check out car numbers however I would be pretty sure Atlas has done their homework on these cars . Nate Goodman (Nato).


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In Galatians 5:19-21, the apostle Paul lists the deeds of the flesh; that list includes "emulations." What are "emulations"? How do they affect family harmony? Are you guilty of emulations? Listen as Bob Newhouse and Angelo Oliverio discuss what emulations are, how they are manifested, and how to work towards having harmony in the home.


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I love the building I work in. It's breathes creativity and and testifies to it's vivacity every day I walk through. Now the Times offers a primer on the history of Chelsea Market: From Oreos and Mallomars to Today's Chelsea Market…
AT the National Biscuit Company complex, begun in the 1890's in what is now west Chelsea, the ovens baked everything from Saltines to Oreos. Those ovens went cold a half century ago, when the company moved out, but newer ovens have been working over the last decade in part of that old complex – at Chelsea Market, from Ninth to 10th Avenue and 15th to 16th Street. A visit to the market offers ghostly evocations of the site's history.
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By Nelson Schneider - 10/14/18 at 02:57 PM CT
News broke recently that the Polish author, Andrzej Sapkowski, of the original novels upon which CD Projekt's blockbuster videogame franchise, 'The Witcher,' is based had decided to sue the Poland-based developer, publisher, and owner of DRM-free PC gaming superstore GOG, for $16 million in additional compensation. It seems that Sapkowski originally agreed to accept a lump sum payment in order to license CD Projekt with the rights to make a game based on his novels instead of accepting a percentage of the total profits because he "didn't believe they would be successful." In a classic case of sour grapes, Sapkowski has decided to take legal action now that the scope of his poor judgment has become apparent.
The sad thing is that Sapkowski actually has a leg to stand on thanks to Poland's version of the Digital Millennium Copyright act. Copyright has existed in Poland since 1926, and originally favored the Public Domain quite heavily, with a meager 10-year term. However, in 1994, Poland's current copyright framework went into effect – which has been subsequently emended several times in the intervening years – pushing the copyright term to a whopping 70 years (as found in Article 36). Sapkowski's argument to extort more money from CD Projekt is based entirely on Article 44, which states that original authors can request additional compensation from licensees should there be a 'gross difference' between the amount earned by the derivative work and the amount paid to the original author. Ironically, Sapkowski's novels themselves are all based on prior art, with heavy re-use of Slavic mythology combined with multiverse theory and light superhero tropes (much like Disney, the enormous copyright monster whose early works were all based on public domain cultural touchstones).
CD Projekt may be a $2 billion company now, and may be in the midst of working on an almost guaranteed money-maker in their upcoming "Cyperpunk 2077" (which is also a licensed work based on a tabletop game, which itself was inspired by a novel), but even for a company with that much net worth, I can't imagine that throwing $16 million down a rat hole or fighting the copyright system in court (which seems to be CD Projekt's intention) is a trivial expenditure of money.
Is it possible that CD Projekt could go out of business due to overweening copyright reforms? That's the worst-case scenario that could pan-out if Sapkowski gets his way, leading other licensors to demand excessive additional payments from licensees. And with CD Projekt as the sole protector of DRM-free distribution in the world of videogames, the sole protector of making ancient software available for reasonable prices, the loss of this one company would be a deathblow to consumer rights in videogaming. We should all take another good, long look at the copyright laws in our own countries to realize just how lopsided and offensive to liberty they are.
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The Youth Empowerment Project (YEP) in collaboration with value chain stakeholders in groundnuts, cashew and the cereal sectors in Agriculture, organized a three day stakeholder's meeting at the Jenoi Agricultural Training Center.
The objectives of the meeting according to the organisers, is to sensitise value chain stakeholders on the trends, requirements, potentials, and opportunities in the agricultural sector, particularly for groundnut, cashew and cereals, and to create a forum for producers, buyers, processors and exporters, to establish business linkages and partnerships.
"This is in support of Government's efforts to dramatically increase production and value addition of groundnut and other key crops including cashew and cereals, and enhancing the quality and food safety of the products," stated the Organisers.
The Organisers indicated that they recognize the enhancement of the country's competitiveness in marketing of her products, making it pertinent for value chain stakeholders to discuss marketing and quality issues among others; that it is against this background that YEP has agreed to organize a three day workshop for the sensitization, training and capacity building, in the handling of products by stakeholders within the groundnut, cashew and cereals value chains.
"The workshop will give special attention to marketing and quality management issues of these crops," they said.
Speaking at the ceremony on behalf of the Manager, Modou Touray indicated that YEP is for Gambians and they as the project's managers, are committed to sponsoring Gambian youth in their developmental plans; that the sensitization is for agriculture stakeholders to discuss and improve the way forward.
"YEP empowers young people and all the sectors involved or in line with the youth, for their own future benefit. We train youth in businesses for them to contribute their quota in national development," he said.
Sariyang Jobarteh the Director General at the Department of Agriculture, indicated that since independence, the Gambia has made strides towards improving the Agriculture sector, in achieving food security.
He however said that the population has increased but food grain production has not equated with population growth; that thus a decrease in available food-grain per capita.
DG Jobarteh noted that an important role of the Government apart from providing funds for the sector, is to create an enabling environment for private investment.
"This needs to be done through tax rationalization, duty exemptions, increase in public spending, priority sector and others," he said; that it is such steps that will boost private sector investment in the value chain sector, such as infrastructure and services, which will lead to a reduction in waste.
Alhagi Yahya Jurjusey, the chief of Lower River Region and a representative of Farmer Associations, appreciated the initiative of helping farmers which he said, is the surest way of fighting against poverty and unemployment; that if the agricultural sector is developed, the youth may not venture in illegal migration.
"Farmers should enjoy their labour and Government should not put their own interest to affect farmers who have suffered since independence," he urged.


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As days of summer begin to wind down, there is no lag in luxury home sales (sales over $1M), in Denver metro and Boulder. Levels of inventory are up year-over-year in both Denver metro and Boulder, indicating a still-favorable market for luxury home buyers. Continuing into the month of August, an increased number of buyers are out touring homes before the kids head back to school, which is leading to an increased number of late-summer sales in the luxury market compared to last year.
"Sales volume of homes over $1M demonstrated an 18% increase over last year, surpassing the $2B mark for the last twelve months- an all-time high," said Scott Webber, president, of LIV Sotheby's International Realty. "While inventory of active listings has increased steadily over the last six months, the number of listings sold has risen dramatically. Only in the last month have we seen a slight drop in listings sold, otherwise all other indicators point to a robust luxury market in the Mile High City."
In Denver metro, the number of luxury homes sold demonstrated increase year-over-year, with 137 homes with a price tag of more than $1M sold in July 2017, over 125 sold in July 2016, a 10% increase, according to data released by LIV Sotheby's International Realty and information based on information from REColorado. New inventory increased year-over-year with 247 new listings entering the Denver market in July 2017, compared to 203 new listings in July 2016, a 22% increase. The number of Days on Market decreased 9% year-over-year, indicating a still-competitive market as we enter the late summer selling season.
The most expensive residential sale in metro Denver, in July, was an 5,171 square-foot residence located at 1133 14th Street #3800, Denver, CO, that sold for $4,950,000. The sale was double sided by LIV Sotheby's International Realty, with LIV SIR broker, Douglas D. Kerbs, representing the seller, and LIV SIR broker, Nancy Wolfe, representing the buyer.
In July, Boulder County experienced an increase in luxury sales both year-over-year and month-over-month. Year-over-year, 57 homes with a price tag of more than $1M sold in July 2017, over 46 sold in July 2016. Month-over-month, 57 homes with a price tag of more than $1M sold in July 2017, over 54 sold in June 2017, a 6% increase according to information from IRES, LLC.
New inventory increased 10% year-over-year with 91 new listings entering the market in Boulder in July 2017, compared to 83 new listings in July 2016. The average number of Days on Market held at 83 year-over-year, a slight 6% increase.
"The luxury market in Boulder continues to grow with new listings and total volume sold both increasing 18% in the last 12 months, said David Carner, vice president and managing broker for LIV SIR. "Last year there were 448 sales of homes over $1M, or about 37 per month on average. With a current inventory of 282 listings, we have about a 71/2 month supply of inventory, which is considered a very healthy absorption rate. Average time on the market for those properties that do sell remains about 90 days."
The most expensive residential sale in July, in Boulder County, was a 13,000 -square foot residence located at 11229 N 75th Street, in Longmont, CO, that sold for $5,950,000.
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Evapco has clinched the US Commercial Service's Export Achievement Certificate for a US$2.5 million order for evaporative cooling equipment and ice thermal storage destined for China. The award was presented by US Commerce Secretary Gary Locke at the International District Energy Association's (IDEA's) 100th Centennial Conference and Exhibition in Washington in the US.
"An IDEA member company has achieved remarkable success in a key market, namely China," said Locke. "These exports were supported by engineering and ice storage design work done in the US, a perfect example of the kind of secure, well-paying jobs that will be created in America in a new clean-energy economy."
IDEA has worked with the US Commercial Service for several years to help its members leverage export opportunities in the growing district energy markets in China and the Middle East. Evapco is the latest success story resulting from that collaboration.
Evapco VP: international Gary Rugel expressed his gratitude for the award. "I thank IDEA, which has given Evapco the opportunity to present itself and its products on a global platform throughout the world, and the Department of Commerce, which has helped Evapco open doors to both customers and governmental agencies throughout China, Asia and the Middle East.
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|Volume 7, Number 46 October 31, 2018
Dear Healthcare at Home Colleague,
Well, Medicare providers, it is out. The final rule that ushers in the Patient-Driven Groupings Model era was published this week by CMS. It is mostly what we expected, with a few insignificant improvements. The big news is that this law moves home telehealth equipment from the administrative column to the allowable cost column on your cost report. We print the entire CMS announcement for you, minus the over-hyped headline, and we interview NAHC president Bill Dombi to get his take on the final rule. His most important message? Start now! You'll want to start your reading today at "CMS Puts Positive Spin on PDGM Final Rule."
This week's guest author has information useful to private duty providers as well as those who send claims to public and private insurers. Melanie Stover is a popular home care sales consultant who has a healthy admiration for technology. She writes for you about several tech categories which, if you use them, can boost your patient outcomes, which improves your reputation, which inevitably leads to census growth. Don't miss "Seven Healthcare Technology Trends Home Care Services Must Be Aware Of."
Many of you work with immigrant populations. Not only you healthcare-at-home providers in border states such as California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas but everywhere immigrants settle, whether they arrive on foot or on airplanes, they need healthcare sooner or later. With all the talk in the news today about immigrants as invaders and about what a burden they are on our social infrastructure, and with the general absence from the news about the fact that two-thirds of illegal immigrants arrive on airplanes and then overstay their student or work or visitor visas, it occurred to me that a recent report from the California Health Care Foundation would be informative. We are running it for you as we found it, with little added comment, under the title, "The Cost of Providing Immigrant Healthcare."
In this week's Vendor Watch column, learn about a tech integration between Playmaker Health's CRM system and Brightree's EMRs for home health, hospice, and home medical equipment providers. Also, there is more news on the acquisition page. Briggs Health is now the parent company of Selman-Holman & Associates. It appears that Lisa Selman-Holman will stay on, empowered by the backing of 70-year old Briggs.
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text: Spotlight: Son of a SaintChildren are given a chance to have unlimited support and a chance to grow into an adulthood they can be proud of.Jahiem just could not catch a break. By age 10, his mother had abandoned him, his father had been murdered in prison and two of his six siblings had themselves become incarcerated. But the chance to join Son of a Saint turned it all around. The nonprofit organization provides mentorship to young, fatherless boys and offers opportunities to which they would not otherwise have access. Bivian "Sonny" Lee, III, the founder and executive director of Son of a Saint, said he has enjoyed watching Jahiem grow in the program. "His grades have improved and through the program, he's now been to Montreal and Washington, D.C., done hundreds and hundreds of community service hours, and is sponsored by us to attend St. Augustine, a private high school in New Orleans." Jahiem, now a sophomore in high school, is just one of 80 boys currently participating in the Son of a Saint program. The organization chooses a group of boys ages 10-13 each year to join the life-changing program, which uses a network of volunteers and partner agencies to help address a boy's every need. The boys continue in the program until they are 18 and enter college, as long as they uphold the requirements to take part. Son of a Saint helps the boys become productive adults by providing them with guidance and a safe environment that allows the boys to thrive. An after-school program, the organization goes above and beyond the norm by providing recreational activities such as horseback riding, fishing and yoga, trips throughout the country, behavioral health evaluations, tutoring and many other invaluable resources 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Lee wanted to help fatherless boys, as others had done for him when his own father died. Bivian Lee, Jr., a defensive back for the New Orleans Saints in the early 1970s, died in 1984 at the age of 36, leaving behind his wife, a 5-year-old daughter and 3-year-old son. Following his father's death, Lee had opportunities to build relationships through sports and access to psychiatrists to help him get through the tough aftermath. He sought to "pay it forward" and in 2011 founded Son of a Saint, which was like therapy for him after losing his father many years before. "(I had) a lack of confidence and anger issues in those crucial early years, so giving support to these boys, it's like seeing myself in them, and supporting them means the world to me." For more information, visit sonofasaint.org. Hannah Bond is an intern at Nola Family Magazine. For more Spotlights, click here.


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Can you hack a relationship with God?
"Hack," of course, has several meanings. Here's the meaning I'm thinking of:
Noun: a good solution or piece of advice.
Example: Here are 50 life hacks that will change your life for the better.
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I was pondering this today, and I realized this is what I do. I write hacks, life hacks, for your relationship with God.
For decades I searched for these hacks—these secrets that enable people to get what the Christian life promises but doesn't always deliver. How come some people have peace while others have panic? How come some struggle with addiction, while others skate through life addiction free? Why do some connect with God in an intensely meaningful way, while others go through the motions?
We are told the answer is "try harder," but I've discovered a completely and amazingly different solution.
Life hacks. Life hacks for your relationship with God.
That's what I do.


text: CR91 10,501 Posted April 5 1. Bengals - Joe Burrow QB LSU While there are rumors the dolphins want to trade up to get Burrow, I can not see the Bengals skipping out in getting their next franchise QB 2. Redskins - Tua Tagovailoa QB Alabama Haskins imo is not the future of the Redskins and with reports saying Tua is healthy, I can't see the redskins passing on him. As for Haskins, I can see him either moved and kept to develop as trade bait. 3. Lions - Chase Young DE Ohio State Lions are licking their chops to have Young fall to them. Along with Flowers, the lions have a nice pass rush duo. TRADE! 4. Chargers - Jordan Love QB Utah State This could be either the Dolphins chasing Herbert or Love or the chargers, but I am convinced if a team trades up, its for the hype that is Jordan Love's "Mahomes" like arm. 5. Dolphins - Justin Herbert QB Oregon The QB run continues and the dolphins get their franchise QB 6. Giants - Jerry Jeudy WR Alabama Giants have been pegged with OL, but I think the teams wants to find a replacement for Beckham and Jeudy is one good replacement. 7. Panthers - Isaiah Simmons OLB Clemson Panthers need to boost their LBer corp after losing Kuechly to retirement. TRADE! 8. Jets - Ceedee Lamb WR Oklahoma Cards need to add draft picks and the Jets avoid the risk of losing Lamb to the Jags. Darnold finally gets a legit receiving weapon. 9. Jags - Jeff Okudah CB Ohio State Jags get a steal and replace Ramsey 10. Browns - Tristan Wirfs OT Iowa Browns signed Conklin on one side and now they get Wirfs to play RT TRADE! 11. Dolphins - Henry Ruggs WR Alabama Dolphins want to get their WR before the Raiders and the 49ers. Give Herbert a nice compliment to Parker. 12. Raiders - Derek Brown DT Auburn Raiders lose out on Ruggs and go BPA to help booster their pass rush. 13. 49ers - Javon Kinlaw DT South Carolina 49ers couldn't get one of the three wrs so they replace Buckner. 14. Bucs - Jedrick Wills OT Alabama Bucs give Brady some protection 15. Broncos - Mekhi Becton OT Louisville Drew Lock seems to be their future and they need to protect him 16. Falcons - Kenneth Murray LB Oklahoma Falcons get a great replacement for Vic Beasly and really good compliment to Deion Jones 17. Cowboys - CJ Henderson CB Florida Cowboys need to replace Bryan Jones 18. Cards - Andrew Thomas OT Georgia Cards are able to add draft picks and still get Murray protection. 19. Raiders - Jalen Reagor WR TCU This is prototypical raiders. They take the fastest WR in the draft. 20. Jags - Ross Blacklock DT TCU Jags need to fix the middle of their defense as they were just gashed repeatedly last year. 21. Eagles - Xavier Mckinnely S Alabama Eagles just lost Jenkins and need to add to their secondary. TRADE! 22. Ravens - Patrick Queen LB LSU Ravens jump ahead of the Pats to get their next great MLB. TRADE! 23. Bengals - Justin Jefferson WR LSU Yes I know I am doing a lot of trades, but I do feel the Pats will trade down with this pick and the bengals want to make Burrow happy so they get his favorite target and jump ahead of the saints who would have likely taken him. 24. Saints - Trevon Diggs CB Alabama Payton can do a lot with Diggs rather thats pair him with Lattimore or put him on offense with Thomas. 25.Vikings - Kristian Fulton CB LSU Vikings lost both Rhodes and Waynes and need to address their corners 26. Dolphins - Josh Jones OT Houston Dolphins get their QB, WR, and now protection for Herbert. 27. Seahawks - K'Lavon Chaisson Penn State Seahawks are still in limbo with Clowney, but if they do re-sign him, they still need more pass rushers. 28. Vikings - Yetur Gross-Matos EDGE Penn State Vikings lost Griffin and need to add a pass rusher. 29. Titans - A.J Epenesa EDGE Iowa Titans have been pursing Clowney, however they can't pass up Epenesa falling this far. 30. Packers - Denzel Mims WR Baylor Packers need to find someone to pair with Adams and take pressure away from coverage. 31. 49ers - Tee Higgins WR Clemson 49ers still get their WR as Higgins falls right into their lap. 32. Chiefs - Jon Taylor RB Wisconsin Another weapon to their already loaded offense and a lot more speed at RB. 33. Pats - Zack Baun LB Wisconsin Pats love their LBers and after missing out on Murray and Queen, its a good trade down for them. 34. Colts - Cesar Ruiz C/G Michigan Ok before everyone kills me, just hear me out. Yes I know I am contradicting myself from my previous mock and you're probably saying why on earth are we drafting a C while I have a couple of reasons. First Ruiz has the size and strength to play G. Imo, I think we need to upgrade Glow and Ruiz can step in day one and be a huge asset to our line. Second, Kelly is going to be a free agent next year and there are a lot of starters that need to be re-signed like Mack, Walker, Hilton and then we have looming contracts for Leonard and potentially Turay the following year. Third, we need DEPTH! There is no one currently on the roster I have confidence in to start if any one of our starters get hurt. 3 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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The third day, Thursday 5 July, was also dedicated entirely to producer meetings. Again, a lovely mixture of old acquaintances and new discoveries.
Among the "old friends" I particularly noted the following:
Tenuta Monaci/Severino Garofano were in fine form, as always. There is a constance with this producer that few others can show. That is not to say that there aren't vintage variations and tiny changes here and there, but the level of winemaking and territorial fidelity are just very high. Highlights here included a lovely Girofle 2013 rosé, back in old, juicy/sapid Salentine form (2012 was just a tad soft due to a torrid vintage) and the complex, large but fresh and rounded negroamaro Le Braci 2006.
Tenuta Petrera/Fatalone, organic and sound therapy pioneers from Gioia del Colle, were particularly showcasing their Primitivo Riserva 2006, a large, complex, minerally wine with firm structure and good freshness; a lovely terroir wine.
Biodynamic Cefalicchio, from the Castel del Monte area, has been taken over by Feudi di San Gregorio, but will continue with its own identity and own label. The range is well made, and noteworthy wines included the lovely moscato bianco Jalal 2013, a lovely, minerally wine with elegant aromatic notes of apple, flowers and soft green herbs and notable elegance, as well as the Rosso Canosa Riserva Romanico 2009, made from 100% nero di Troia, with very typical aromas of cherry, beetroot, sweet meat and resinous green herbs, and a large structure with nero di Troia's typically big but soft tannins.
Casa Maschito, from Basilicata's Monte Vulture area, were justly proud of their minerally range of mountain wines, the best one for me being the Aglianico del Vulture Porta Adduca 2011, which sported a huge hit of hydrocarbon minerality on top of aromas of fresh cherries and singed garrigue. Juicy, with Aglianico's typically abundant but very fine tannins.
Sergio Arcuri, from Cirò in Calabria, makes tiny quantities of two highly personal, utter-no-compromise wines, a Cirò Rosso called Aris and a Cirò Rosato called Il Marinetto. Sergio goes his own way, so served the Aris 2011 first, then the Il Marinetto 2013. The Aris was a typically soft-fruited, complex, big-tannin gaglioppo with notes of plum, leather, sweet meat, orange peel and iris, while the rosé had a no-holds-barred, wild, salty-minerally sapidity overlaid by lovely aromas of wild raspberries. Fascinating wines, highly characterful and personal. Methods here approach "natural" winemaking.
Cote di Franze, also from Cirò, particularly excelled with the Rosso Classico Superiore 2011, wrapping a good dose of gaglioppo's large tannins in a layer of big, firm plum fruit with sweet spice and floral highlights.
Mount Vesuvius standout producer, Sorrentino, had brought his lovely range of firm, sapid, volcanic wines. I was particularly enthused with the coda di volpe 2010 called Nati, with deep, waxy fruit with sulphurous, nutty highlights and great firmness, acidity and mountain-brook minerality, and the piedirosso Frupa 2011, a juicy, sapid, fresh wine with a drop-dead charming, live plum fruitiness and a light rasp of tannin to lend some real drinking interest.
Raffaele Guastaferro excelled, as usual, with his Taurasi Riserva Primum from vines of up to 150 years of age, this time with the 2007 vintage, which showed wild hydrocarbon minerality and thick/sweet garrigue over a core of sweet, massive cherry fruit. Searingly intense, with massive noble tannins and great length and complexity, this wine takes no prisoners. Don't underestimate, however, Raffaele's other wines, with both the "normal" Taurasi Primum 2008 and the "base" aglianico Memini 2011 showing really well.
Beniamino d'Agostino of Botromagno was showing his new range of Poderi d'Agostino wines, all at a high level. I was taken with the the Greco Vigna La Selva 2013, with lovely aromas of waxy apple and resinous herbs, as well as the nero di Troia 2013 Serre al Trono, which had sweet berries, sweet garrigue, fresh minerality and a lovely, juicy mouth with soft tannins.
Di Meo, from the Irpinia area in Campania, showed a broad range of wines. Of particular note was a 2000 Fiano di Avellino named Erminia di Meo that will be released later this year. This was amazingly young, with typical aromas of waxy fruit, resinous green herbs and nuts, and a lovely, round but dry mouthfeel with good extract and excellent acidity.
New discoveries included:
Antica Masseria Jorche is a family business in the Manduria area of Puglia, newly on the market. Despite being in Primitivo heartland, one of the standout wines was a basic range negroamaro with lovely, typical plum, tobacco and graphite aromas and a rounded mouth full of berry fruit, spices and floral notes. The primitivo range dominates, of course, and I particularly liked the straight Primitivo di Manduria 2011, which had lovely prune juice, garrigue and sweet pipe tobacco aromas working around a dry, firm, softly fruity and minerally palate.
Antico Castello, from Irpinia, presented the full range of white and red wines from that viticulturally blessed area. A strong note of granite minerality runs through the entire range of really good wines, ending with a seriously impressive, powerful, complex, almost briary and highly typical Taurasi 2010 with great prospects for longevity.
From the Colli di Salerno area of Campania came Lunarossa with two white (falanghina and fiano) and one red (aglianico) wines. The Quartara Fiano 2011, which had been fermented for two months on its skins in amphorae, was particularly interesting, with a broad nose of sweet peach, light honey and a dry, slightly spicy element. The palate was dry, fresh and full with very light tannin and light-toned minerality. A highly drinkable, "gastronomic" wine, this was another favourite that we reverted to several times during our social evenings.
Cotinone, from the San Severo area of northern Puglia, showed an interesting sémillon and two reds made predominantly or only with nero di Troia. I liked the 100% nero di Troia from 2012 a lot. It had a delicious nose of cherries, singed garrigue and the lightest touch of humus, with a fresh, mild palate with live tannins and lightly balsamic cherries on a long aftertaste.
The evening was dedicated to a fantastic tasting of Cantina del Notaio's mid-range Aglianico del Vulture Il Repertorio. The owner, Gerardo Giuratrabocchetti, showed up with vintages 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 20006 and 2007, and with a presentation featuring single-year weather patterns and overall climatic and soil data for this unique – and cool! – mountain terroir. Aglianico here is picked, depending on the vintage, between the end of October and the beginning of December. The long hang time shows itself in ripe tannins and lovely balance between fruit and structure. Of the vintages tasted, the 2001 was clearly the greatest wine for me, featuring a fresh, deep, dark and complex nose with cherries, hydrocarbon minerality, perfume, leather, garrigue and sweet meat, and a palate of great power, freshness, balance and length, with the typical, slightly briary tannins of Monte Vulture. A great and still very young wine, seemingly with endless life ahead of it. 20003 was a wonderful surprise, the vintage being famously hot, but the wine being still fresh, fruity and young. It is significant that this was a tasting of the mid-range wines. Just think of the potential power, greatness and longevity of the top-of-the-range La Firma.
Another night featured many wines, a bit of beer if memory serves me right, great companionship and much humour. Wine gathers the best people.
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St. Peter's Episcopal Church invites everyone to its services during this most important time of the church year. The church is the red-shingled building at 11 White St. in Rockland, by the Public Library, playground and the Rockland Recreation Center.
Sunday (4/14): Palm Sunday, services at 9:00 am and 5:30 pm, liturgy of the palms and reading of the Passion Narrative
Wednesday (4/17): Tenebrae, service at 7:00 pm, a Choral Meditation on Christ's passion with readings and music. This is a dramatic service as with each section a candle is extinguished and the lights dim until, representing Jesus' death, we are in complete darkness. (Tenebrae means "shadows" or "darkening").
Maundy Thursday (4/18): service at 7:00 pm. Holy Eucharist with Foot-Washing, Stripping of the Altar, and Veneration of the Sacrament in The Garden of Repose.
Good Friday (4/19):
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• 7:00 pm – Good Friday Liturgy with Choral & Instrumental accompaniment. Eucharist from the reserved sacrament
Holy Saturday (4/20): The Great Vigil of Easter, service at 7:45 pm at Nativity Lutheran, 179 Old County Road, Rockport, ME. This service of Holy Eucharist is celebrated with the Lutheran and the Episcopal Churches of the Midcoast area.
Easter Day (4/21): service at 9:00am – Choral Festival Eucharist, followed by the parish Easter Brunch; Easter Egg Hunt at 12 Noon and the Easter Community Dinner at 12:30 pm.
Easter Community Dinner (4/21): Begins at 12:30 pm in the Parish Hall & Parlor hosted by members and friends of Adas Yoshuron Synagogue.
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You know you're an adult when you'd rather stay sick than pick up the phone and make your own doctor's appointment!
How often have you put off going to the dreaded, cumbersome KMC, and instead lay shivering under layers of blankets, feeling more homesick than ever? Well, you're not alone. Two highly innovative engineers, Advik Umamaheswaran, (MIT) and Mayank Rajoria, (IIT-Delhi) have set up an online pharmacy, which aims to deliver medicines right up to your doorstep.
Their company, Pharmart (www.pharmart.in), was recognized when the team reached the final round of 'Provenance', Manipal University Technology Business Incubator's annual entrepreneurship event. Since the app's release in November 16', it has been downloaded over 5000 times, holding a rating of 4.8.
The founders met in Navi Mumbai, through their common IIT coaching class, but soon parted ways to college. Despite the distance, Advik and Mayank managed to communicate effectively via WhatsApp and Skype. The success of the company is due to an amalgamation of Mayank's technical skills and Advik's entrepreneurial knack.
The company operates in Navi Mumbai, the hometown of the two students, as well as in Manipal. They have further plans of expanding to cities like Hyderabad and Bangalore with a promise of delivering your products to you within 45 minutes of ordering. Living in an unpredictable weather and away from home, a lot of students require medicines which are not easily available with the hostel caretakers. Coming to the rescue, Pharmart plans to deliver such medicines to your hostel rooms within a matter of time. At present, Pharmart can deliver to Kamath Circle and faculty apartments inside campus.
Not to disregard industry standard rules, for the medicines which require a prescription, the patient is asked to upload the same using their camera. If the chemist approves, the order is taken.
Pharmart falls under the parent company, MindSeed Technologies. The founders are also working in other exciting avenues and venturing into unchartered territory. Seems like Pharmart is definitely one to watch out for!
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Dust off those blue bowties and get your nerd swagger on – it's Tech Prom season once again!
CDT's Annual Dinner, affectionately known as Tech Prom is just one week away. Will you be there? A select number of tickets are still available, but they are going fast, so purchase today if you've not already done so. We will sell out!
For an event like this, we always turn to our sponsors in thanks – their support makes this event a great night and an important fundraiser for the work that CDT does to defend our digital liberties year-around. Thank you to all who are taking a leadership role.
As a reminder to our guests, the details for Tech Prom are:
When: March 29, 2018 – 5:30pm – 10:00pm
Where: The Washington Hilton; 1919 Connecticut Avenue, NW (T Street Entrance)
Attire: Business or cocktail attire will be in the majority, but if you've got a tux or a ballgown that you're ready to sport, we all will be suitably impressed (pun intended).
What to expect: CDT will welcome nearly 1,000 guests from the tech policy community for an evening of great networking, delicious cocktails, and thoughtful programming. We encourage you to bring your business cards and big ideas, because this year, the theme is Online For Good. This clever little double-entendre references both the reality that technology is a permanent part of our lives, but also the choice we can all make every day to design, implement, and utilize technology in a positive way.
The evening begins with cocktails and networking in the International Concourse at 5:30pm (promptly!). We will begin the dinner and program at 7:00pm (promptly!), and will conclude with a dessert and cocktail reception at 8:30pm (we are determined to release you on time!). We hope you will stay for the entire evening.
CDT is proud to present the Digital Visionary Award to Perry Chen, Co-Founder and Chairman of Kickstarter. CDT will host a discussion with Perry on the role Kickstarter has played in leveraging technology for good during the program.
We are also pleased to welcome Michael Kratsios, Deputy Assistant to the President and the Deputy U.S. Chief Technology Officer at the White House, who will share opening remarks.
The evening will conclude with remarks from Nuala O'Connor, CDT's President and CEO. Nuala will explore both the opportunity and responsibility we all have in the tech policy space to practice being online for good, as well as reflect on the critical moment our industry finds itself facing at present. You will not want to miss it.
Important reminders: To ensure that you have a positive experience at Tech Prom, we hope you will help us with a few details:
If you have dietary restrictions (vegetarian/Kosher/Halal), please notify CDT by Friday, March 23rd at [email protected].
If you have a mobility or other accommodation request, please notify CDT by Monday, March 26th at [email protected].
Transportation: Self-parking is available at the Hilton for $22.00/car, valet parking $40.00/car, or walk 4 blocks north from the Dupont Metro Station, Q Street North exit (red line). With thanks to our sponsors Lyft and Uber, we are also pleased to offer ride-sharing codes. Using either platform, this will get you $5 off your ride to or from Tech Prom – we all want to make sure you get home safely. An email will be coming shortly with more details – the codes will also be available on-site.
Other things to note: CDT's signature drink, the Democracy Dram, will keep you warm on the inside, but hints at the spring around the corner (we hope!).
Complimentary coat check near registration.
CDT is pleased to offer charging stations in the reception area courtesy of our Platinum sponsors: Amazon, Apple, Dell, Facebook, Google, Intel, Mayer Brown, and Microsoft!
#TECHPROMCDT ONLINE: Whether attending in person or looking on from afar, you can join in the fun by following our Twitter feed and sharing photos, comments, and gifs using #techpromCDT. You can also follow us on Facebook.
If you have any questions about the above information, or need additional information do not hesitate to call me at 202-407-8834 or contact [email protected]. Thank you so much for your support of CDT – I can't wait to see you at Tech Prom!


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JUST when you thought you didn't need another bag, a new collaboration comes along to tempt those purse strings: Sara Berman has teamed up with Isabella Oliver 365 - the ready-to-wear line from maternitywear label Isabella Oliver - to create a capsule collection of patent leather and silk satin handbags.
"Vanessa and I both love our Sara Berman bags so it felt right to do this collaboration with Sara and Aimee," says co-founder of Isabella Oliver 365, Baukjen de Swaan Arons. "From a commercial perspective, we wanted to add a few bags to our collection as our customers often ask for this."
The first time Isabella Oliver has branched out into bags, expect a series of practical tote, weekender and clutch styles streaming with ruffles.
"Obviously our bags reflect our clothing line and have a strong associated handwriting. The look is individual and feminine with a splash of rock 'n' roll. Strong, structural shapes and fabulous leathers are set off by the bold, feminine detailing. An unusual combination which works together to create a new, fresh aesthetic," explains designer Sara Berman, who runs her eponymous fashion label with business partner and sister, Aimee.
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Dad Alan amassed a tidy collection; the 1984 Olympic champion picked up seven national titles in his illustrious career, though he was 21 by the time he collected his first in 1981. He coaches his son at the Poverty Bay club, with Thompson Jnr delighted to keep up the family tradition."I was a bit flat after last year's nationals (where he finished third) but after going to Europe last year, I came back knowing exactly what I needed to do," Quaid Thompson said. "I've been happy with how I've been going over summer and I've managed to get in some really hard training over the last two months, so it was nice to be able to peak properly for an event and come away with a win."
His victory this year came in 3mins 42.02secs, nearly 4secs clear of Whanganui's Max Brown, with Kurtis Imrie (Mana) third in 3:46.71.Comfortably cruising through his heats and semifinal, Thompson edged out early in the final on a stunning Karapiro afternoon, keeping his cadence high and his nose in front.
Imrie and Brown got a measure of revenge later in the day, however, coming from behind to win the K2 1000m, just 0.40secs ahead of Thompson and his Poverty Bay teammate Jordan McLarin.
The feature women's race of the day saw Lisa Carrington edge out her world champion K2 teammate Caitlin Ryan in a thrilling k1 500m final, with Carrington clocking 1:49.78 and Ryan 1:50.25, after leading for the first half of the race. French Olympian Sarah Guyot was third in 1:55.25, just in front of Hawke's Bay's Aimee Fisher in 1:55.22. The result means Carrington will have to trial for a world championship spot later in the year.
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