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Say Hello to our 2019 staff!!
Howdy! My name is Katherine Boone, and I am stoked to serve as one of Camp Henry's Program Coordinators this summer! I am originally from Norman, Oklahoma and currently attend the University of Utah where I am studying Parks, Recreation, and Tourism with an Outdoor Recreation Studies emphasis and a Religious Studies minor. At the U, I am a member of Pi Beta Phi Fraternity for Women and the Campus Symphony, in which I play cello. In my spare time, I enjoy listening to and playing music, going on road trips, and, when it's warm, spending as much time outside as possible. This is my first summer at Camp Henry, but this is not where my camp experience begins. For the past two summers, I was a summer staff counselor at St. Crispin's Episcopal Camp in Oklahoma. I'm excited to step out of my comfort zone, bring a new perspective, and make new memories with campers and staff in this thin place!
Hey everybody! My name is Henry Chandler, and I could not be more excited to be back at Camp Henry for my third summer on staff and first summer as one of the Program Coordinators. I live in Asheville, NC and attend Trinity Episcopal Church in Downtown Asheville. I also attend Appalachian State University and am currently wrapping up my sophomore year. I have been going to Camp Henry from the minute they let me in and have loved every moment since then. I cannot wait to sing, laugh, and dance with everyone who comes to camp. Some of my interests are being outside, collecting Hawaiian shirts, all sports, hanging with friends (while meeting strangers), swimming in the lake and playing games. One of the greatest things I have learned from going to camp is the significance of unconditional love, and I can't wait to give that back to the Camp Henry community. Hope you have a great rest of the school year and I can't wait to start the best summer ever!!
Hi there! My name is George Lomas, and I am so excited to be working at Camp Henry this summer as the Media Specialist. I am from Burlington Vermont (home of Ben & Jerry's ice cream) and study film at Ithaca College in upstate New York. At school, I play on the varsity tennis team, and if I have free time, you can find me on the school green playing spikeball or ultimate frisbee. I was fortunate enough to finish my second year of school abroad in London, where I traveled around Europe and interned with a sound healer, which was an awesome experience. On the calmer days, I like to play guitar, listen to music, edit photos, and when I wanna treat myself, dig into a pint of Ben & Jerry's Cookie Dough ice cream. If you see me around, be sure to come say hi and if you try to play me in spikeball, you will shortly regret it. I can't wait to be a part of the beautiful community at Camp Henry and share a life changing adventure together. See ya this summer!!
Hola! My name is Lauren Delmastro. I am incredibly thankful and excited to be joining Camp Henry for the first time this summer as the Nursing Assistant! I grew up in Wisconsin and graduated in May 2018 from UW-Madison. Go Badgers! I studied Spanish and Biochemistry and did research at the Carbone Cancer Center. This fall, I will be attending Rush Medical College in Chicago to begin my medical training. Besides a science and health nerd, I am a cheese-fanatic, self-proclaimed foodie, baker, gardener, runner, and lover of the outdoors. On trail is when I am most at peace with myself and the world. At camp, I hope to combine my passion for health and the outdoors to enable everyone a safe and unforgettable experience. I look forward to the morning hikes, campfires, fun games, personal growth, and many new friendships! Come say hi if you see me in my adventure hat! Get ready for a great summer adventure!
Hello everyone! I'm Emma! I love lakes, mountains, backcountry travel, and all the beautiful things that come with that. Lakes and mountains have always been an important part of my life, and I'm so excited to spend a summer working in the North Carolina mountains by Lake Logan. I'm working as a ski instructor in Colorado this winter, and I spent this past fall whitewater canoeing and backpacking in Big Bend Texas. I learned a lot from backcountry trips in middle and high school, and I can't wait to be a part of that experience for others. Looking forward to an awesome summer, thank you all!
Hi everyone! Camp is just around the corner, and I can not wait for it to come any sooner. My name is Sutton Burton. I am from Spartanburg, South Carolina. I will be a senior at Brevard College where I am studying wilderness leadership and experiential education with a minor in environmental studies. I love doing most any adventurous activity, but what I enjoy most are hiking, sleeping under the stars, rock climbing, reading, and just relaxing in a hammock. I have hiked several miles of the Appalachian Trail and many smaller trails in North Carolina. This is my first time at Camp Henry, but this will be about my thirteenth summer going to summer camp. I can't wait to see what new adventures it will bring. See you soon.
Hi everyone!! My name is Abby, and I'm SO excited to be back at Camp Henry this summer as LAMP mom! This will be my 12th summer at Camp Henry, and it is easily one of my favorite places in the world. I graduated from Appalachian State in May 2018 with a degree in Recreation Management. The last year I have spent traveling and working for Mountain Trail Outdoor School at Kanuga in Hendersonville, NC. Teaching kids about the outdoors is one of my favorite things to do! I also had the opportunity to spend my winter traveling and skiing all over the west! When I'm not working, you can find me hiking, camping, doing some yoga, or just watching some Netflix. I can't wait to spend this summer laughing, singing, and spreading love and joy in whatever ways possible!! See you soon!
What is up y'all! My name is Hunter Koch, and I am super amped to be on staff for my second time. Last summer I had an absolute blast getting to be involved with the best job ever and now "we back!" (As both a LAMP instructor and counselor!) I am a sophomore political science major and philosophy minor in the honors college at Appalachian State University. I love to flick the disc, go mudding, swim, get closer to god, and pretty much anything Camp Henry oriented. A few fun facts about me are I play for the App State club lacrosse team, I have 5 siblings, and I've hiked part of the Alps with one of my brothers. I look forward to meeting and seeing all of you this summer. Sail Forth!
Hello Camp Henry! My name is Luke, and I am very excited to be returning to camp for my fourth summer on staff and second as a LAMP Instructor! Camp has been an important part of my life every summer since I started attending when I was six. It has helped shape me into the person I am today and is my favorite place on earth. I attended Centre College for 2 ½ years but have decided to transfer colleges with the intention of renewing my basketball career wherever I go. I have spent this past spring as an assistant rowing coach while I have been on the college search. I love hiking, bbq, and friendly competition. This summer I only will be working the two weeks of LAMP 2 due to other commitments, but I plan to make the most out of them! I can't wait to see you all there this summer, as we grow in our relationships with each other and with God!
Hi! Do you think Camp Henry is a big deal? You do!? So do I! Camp Henry is a special place to visit and I am excited about everything this summer has to offer. No matter if it's your first time or if you have been before, every summer brings new adventures, fellowship, and activities. I love Camp Henry for the music, games, and beautiful setting at Lake Logan. I like to swim in the lake, play hide and seek, make arts and crafts, and sing songs. I know Camp Henry to be a very welcoming place and I hope you will think so too. See you soon! From Alex!
Hi there! My names Mary Grace Blake, and I'm super excited to be joining the camp Henry team this summer!! I'm from Wilmington, NC and am attending UNC Asheville majoring Arts Management and Entrepreneurship. This will be my first summer at camp here, but I've grown up going to camp and have many amazing memories from it. I hope to help create some amazing memories this summer too! Some facts about me are I am super tall, my favorite color is RAINBOW, I love being outside just sitting in a nice patch of grass, I'm a tour guide at my school, and I have a total sweet tooth! Here's to an awesome summer at Camp Henry! See ya'll soon :-))
Hi everyone! My name is Josh Arditti, and I am a second year staff member at Camp Henry. I am extremely excited for this summer, and I know that we have some amazing new ideas and surprises. I am from Hickory, NC, and I have been attending Camp Henry for as long as I can remember. I currently am attending Appalachian State University, and I also study Economics, with a concentration in environmental policy like Katie Mac! I enjoy sailing, hiking, and skiing. Lake Logan has so much to offer for everyone. My favorite camp activities are frisbee, mermaids, Kevin the flamingo, and playing music with friends for all of camp. I am excited to grow this year as a counselor and to continue to be silly and energetic for CAMP HENRY 2019!!!!!
Hey y'all, I am Katie mac Knight! I am from Boone, NC and currently attending Appalachian State University where I am studying Economics with a concentration in Environmental Policy and Management with a minor in Leadership. I have been going to camp since I was a wee-one and can't wait to be back as a counselor. You can always find me with a smile on my face especially when I am skiing, hiking or doing anything outdoors. I have two incredible dogs and you can find me playing with them in the sun. I'm looking forward to the best summer ever with you guys and can't wait to see all your shining faces!!!
Hey everyone! My name is Robert Townsend and I'm from Asheville, North Carolina. This will be my 13th year at Camp Henry and my second year as a counselor, and I am super excited! Being a camp counselor has been one of my dream jobs since I was a wee lad. I am currently a student at Warren Wilson College and will be graduating this coming May, with degrees in both Biology and Forestry. I currently work on the Forestry Crew and I am also on the Timbersports team. In my free time I enjoy playing my banjo and other instruments with friends, contra dancing, fishing, hiking, archery, carving spoons, and nerding/geeking out over things like Star Trek, Star Wars, and scientific discoveries! Anyways, I am super excited to get to see old and new faces alike, and I can't wait to be back at camp!
Hey y'all! My name is Ellie Garst, and I am a freshman at the University of Georgia where I am majoring in Communications. I am so excited to spend my summer back at Camp Henry and make it the best one yet! I am lucky to be able to call Asheville, NC home and even luckier to have grown up attending Trinity Episcopal Church. I went to camp every year when I was younger but haven't been back in a few years, and I am STOKED!! Some fun facts about me are that pork dumplings are my favorite food in the whole world, my celebrity crush is Matthew McConaughey, I am a 7 wing 6 on the Enneagram, I love Georgia football, I once ate 65 chicken wings in one sitting for a contest, I am always training for the half-marathon I have never run, and I love being outside as much as I can. I can't wait for this summer and sharing the charm of camp with you all!!!
Hello! My name is Amar Donepudi, and I'm extremely honored and excited to serve as a counselor at Camp Henry! I was raised in Hickory, NC, and have been coming to camp for the past 10 years. Camp Henry has without a doubt been the biggest part of my faith journey and has given me memories and friendships that I wouldn't trade for anything. Back home, I have a strong interest in percussion and storytelling, two things that have also helped me in my journey through Christ. I can't wait to start working this summer, and I sincerely hope that I can help give the campers an incredible experience that they'll never forget.
Hey y'all! I'm Rebecca Scothorn and oh-so-excited to be spending this summer at Camp Henry. Although it will be my first year on staff, it'll be my tenth summer (I think...) spent at the best place on earth. I am currently a freshman at UNC-Chapel Hill, the second best place on the planet, and am planning on majoring in Nutrition and basketball watching. Growing up I did competitive gymnastics, and now I play club field hockey at UNC. I love hiking and eno-ing and all things naturey. Even though I'll be chacos all summer long, I promise you I will not have any sort of a chaco tan by the end of the summer #palelife. I have grown up attending Trinity Episcopal Church in downtown Asheville and spent my last three years of high school on Youth Council for WNC. Going to Camp Henry every summer really set my faith journey into motion as a young child, and I know I would not be the same person I am today if I had never had the privilege of going here. I really hope I can help make this summer the most amazing one yet!!!! Also - Help me reach my goal of being sponsored by pepsi!!!!! (Not actually, that would be cool though)
Hey! My name is William Ferreira and I was born in Florida, raised in North Carolina, and now live in Maine. I currently attend the University of Maine where I study Kinesiology and will be a rising junior. Some of my hobbies are playing frisbee, soccer, hiking, and exploring. I love to play cards and am ready for a game of go-fish, rummy 500, or any card game you can think of. If it's a game I don't know, then I am eager to learn! This is my second year working as a camp counselor at Camp Henry, and I can't wait to share it with all of you!
Hey! Hi! Hello! I'm Cecelia Schmitt and this is going to be my second summer as a counselor at Camp Henry! I have been going to Camp Henry for about a bajillion years and I'm stoked to be on Staff again! I'm a rising Junior at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, majoring in Kinesiology. I'm planning to pursue Physical Therapy or Chiropractic Care, but we'll see what God has in store! I spend a lot of my time playing volleyball, hanging out with friends, cooking, and trying to bring the Camp Henry Spirit into my everyday life! I'm a cat person and I really enjoy being a student at UNCG. I can't wait for dining hall meals, costume dance parties, camp fires, and singing in the chapel for another incredible summer with you at Camp Henry!
Hi there! My name is Julia Hubbard, I am a first-year student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (GO HEELS) where I am working on a double major in Spanish and Sociology. I cannot express how excited to be returning as a counselor on Camp Henry staff this year! I have been attending Camp Henry as a camper/LAMP/counselor for 7 years and I'm so excited to share another year with our wonderful campers. I was born and raised in Asheville NC, and I am a devoted member of the Diocese of WNC. Currently, I am an active member of the Episcopal Campus Ministries at UNC, and youth leadership is my all time passion in this world. My interests include guitar, cello, ultimate frisbee, latin music, and hiking. I love the unconditional love of Camp Henry with my whole heart and I can't wait to share that love and acceptance with everyone who walks through our doors. Hope to see you all there!
HEY! I am Nathan Turner, and this will be my third year on camp staff and my 13th summer spending time in this lovely place. I am incredibly excited to spend the summer with many new and old friends. As a sophomore at WCU, I am pursuing a career in outdoor education. I love to ski, bike, hike, climb and really all things in the outdoors. I look forward to sharing this passion for the outdoors with the campers encouraging them to go try some of the new and life changing experiences that are found outside. To see everyone at camp grow in their confidence and faith throughout their time with us is one of the most beautiful things about Camp Henry. I look forward spending my summer around such wonderful people and I hope that you all can experience the love that is Camp Henry. See y'all soon! PEACE!
What's Up? My name is Sophie Robinson, and I am super excited to start my second year at Camp Henry! By the time Camp is starting, I will be a Junior at WCU! I am a double major in Education and History, with a focus in Theology. I grew up in Asheville, NC. While growing up I played softball, tennis, and basketball! You name it, I played it. Once getting to college I joined the Women's Rugby Team! I spend most of my time hanging out with my dog and friends! I am relatively new to Camp Henry, and I cannot wait to discover new things about this wonderful place! I can't wait to have a blast at Camp Henry this summer!
Hello! My name is Michael Vezmar, and I can't wait for my second year as a counselor at Camp Henry! By that time, I will have completed my second year at Michigan State University, where I am pursuing a Materials Science Engineering degree. At Michigan State, I am a member of the Spartan Marching Band, Spartan Brass, and MSU Concert Band. Music is a huge part of my life; I started taking piano lessons twelve years ago, picked up a trumpet in sixth grade and have continued to work on both ever since. A fun fact about me: I am from Michigan, I have lived here since my freshman year in high school, and almost every year I have made the drive down to Canton for Camp (yes, it is that special). I also love to run, play video games, and play frisbee with friends. Camp Henry has held a special place in my heart since my first year as a camper around eleven years ago. I absolutely love the intimate friendship and freedom of expression that so many of us have found solely at Camp, and I'm looking forward to doing it all again this summer. See you there!
Hi everyone! I'm Janet Snow, and I'm beyond excited to be working at camp again for the summer of 2019. I'm a rising senior at Hollins University in Roanoke studying International Studies and English with a concentration in Creative Writing. I've spent the past year since camp studying abroad in London, singing in choir, and helping backstage with theatre productions. I've also climbed several trees, painted a few watercolors that I'm pretty proud of, and planted a few new flowers for my windowsill. See you all this summer!
Hi, I'm Sam Miller! I have yet to decide on what college to attend in the fall. I go to East Burke high school in Connelly Springs North Carolina. I played varsity soccer freshman sophomore and junior year. I first attended Camp Henry in second grade and instantly fell in love. Can't wait to help you to fall in love with Camp Henry too!
Hey everyone! My name is Sarah, and this is my second year serving as CHOS Assistant Director at Camp Henry. I'm so grateful to have the opportunity to keep coming back to this wonderful community! During the year I am an outdoor education instructor in Southern California and can't wait to get back to the blue ridge! Get ready for an amazing summer with an amazing staff, full of hiking, rafting, climbing, splashing, laughing, and smiling! Most importantly get ready to experience God's beautiful creations, simply.
Greetings! I am Jenna Sharrits, and I am extremely excited to serve as the Assistant Director once again!! I graduate from the University of North Carolina Asheville in 2018. Where I majored in Health and Wellness Promotion with a minor in Religious Studies. I am currently the Youth Missioner for the Asheville Episcopal Youth Ministry, which is one youth ministry for 5 of the small to medium Episcopal churches in the Asheville area. Simply up I love to work with youth as they grow their faith in a loving community. Some interesting facts about me include my favorite animal is a raccoon, I have run 7 half marathons (and counting), and I enjoy matching and laughing with others! I can't wait to share a magical and fun summer with you at Camp!
Hi! My name is Kathryn Florack. I am completely grateful and happy to continue my fourth year as the Camp Henry Director! I graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 2010 and was blessed to spend the next few years working and exploring around the US. More recently, for roughly two years, I was the youth director at Ascension in Hickory, NC. When I'm not hanging out with my family or playing Pocahontas (which involves running in the woods while singing 'Just Around the Riverbend'), I focus on my big goals of saving the world and finding stardom on 'Survivor' and 'Dancing with the Stars.' Other interests include travel, friends and family, snowboarding, music, exclamation points, the enneagram, ultimate frisbee, push-ups, and being outside as much as possible. None of this would have been possible without Camp Henry and Lake Logan; I have had the unbelievable fortune of attending Camp Henry ever since I was eleven years old, and after many years, being a camper, counselor, associate director, I am so very honored and excited to continue this journey. Before I became the Director of Camp Henry, I also had the wonderful opportunity to work on the Conference Center side, working at Lake Logan during the non-summer months, which allowed me to share the spiritually "thin" place with people of all ages while enjoying the amazing property year round. This is a place that teaches you how to laugh so hard you cry, about the power of unconditional love, how to make friendships that last a lifetime, about the consequences of singing and playing all day, about the wonder of God, and how to appreciate all the beauty that life has to offer. Thank you so much for welcoming me into your community. I can't wait for you to join us! I look forward to going on this beautiful adventure with you all!


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KeyBank, an active player in the fintech space, has announced some new developments targeting its ATMs and bank cards.
In terms of its ATM footprint, KeyBank said it is having that network of more than 1,400 machines digitally revamped by longtime North Canton partner Diebold Nixdorf via the DN Vynamic portfolio.
The upgrades include operational support, new and more advanced ATM transactions, more options and accessibility features when withdrawing cash and "personalized experiences" as part of the interface.
Those upgrades come as Key focuses on revamping and modernizing its overall consumer-facing retail services at ATMs and brick-and-mortar branches. Key has been testing out new tech-centric "tellerless" branches — which are still staffed by people, specifically universal bankers — in Western growth markets like Colorado.
Its investment in the ATM refresh has not been disclosed.
It's worth noting that contracts for upgrading and servicing ATMs have been pegged as a top strategy for Diebold as it works toward a more stabilized balance sheet in the future. Diebold, which began manufacturing banks safes and vaults out of Cincinnati nearly 160 years ago, hired a new CEO last February to help turn around an ailing company whose stock tanked below $3 a share at the end of the year but has started to rebound. At about $12.70 per share today, though, it's is still valued at less than half of what it was trading for just two years ago.
Meanwhile, KeyBank also announced the rollout of MasterCard "contactless" credit and debit cards that allow customers to pay by tapping their cards at in-store locations. It's something Key promotes as bringing it to the "forefront" of the payments industry. More than half of all Europeans use contactless cards at least once a week, Key said, noting it expects the adoption and use of those cards to increase in the U.S.
Key, which has about $141 billion in total assets, is the only U.S. super-regional bank based in Cleveland and the largest bank in Northeast Ohio by deposit market share.


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My favourite story about Toronto Police Association president Mike McCormack: that time he dropped by the NOW offices on Church for an impromptu interview and was so excited he spilled his Starbucks on the floor. He quickly got down on his hands and knees to clean up the mess.
He said he happened to be in the neighbourhood, but it was right around the time the police union was trying to get rid of Police Services Board chair Alok Mukherjee, so it's hard to know for sure. He's a real charmer that McCormack.
Back when he became union head in 2009, McCormack moved quickly to embark on a public relations campaign, partly designed to dispel the police union's bad rep and partly to fix his own.
As a cop in Regent Park, McCormack had been a bit of a folk hero among the rank and file, not to mention the son of former police chief William McCormack. Compared to his predecessors, McCormack talked a good game, at least for the cameras, saying all the right things early on about the importance of community policing and, as the issue emerged, about the ballooning police budget.
It was enough to make us forget, sort of, his own scrapes with the law. Like, for example, the insubordination charge stemming from an unauthorized back-ground check he conducted on a Star reporter working on a story about his big brother, Billy, also a cop, and Billy's alleged involvement in the shakedown of bar owners in the Entertainment District. Before that there was a dis-cipline charge over Mike's efforts to help an ex-con car salesman with ties to organized crime get back his licence to sell luxury cars. McCormack was cleared of that one.
During the Rob Ford years, McCormack hid in plain sight. After copping a lucrative four-year contract for his members, you barely heard from him, not even amid those rumblings of rank-and-file cops running interference for Ford during the crack scandal. And making sure the former mayor got home all right all those wasted nights he spent wandering around town.
Now deep into his second term as union head, the guy who couldn't get enough of the blood-and-guts brand of policing when he wore the uniform has quite possibly become the city's biggest dick – and he doesn't even wear a badge. (Directors of the police union are not technically cops. They're required to turn in their badges.)
Nowadays, McCormack is still walking around with a chip on his shoulder, spending most of his time defending rogue cops – the type he once was. Who could forget his not-so-veiled threat after Constable James Forcillo was convicted of attempted murder in the shooting death of Sammy Yatim earlier this year that the verdict would cause cops to think twice about their duty to protect the public?
We probably should have seen it coming.
In the ongoing public debate over carding and the police shootings of black men with mental health issues, McCormack has been front and centre, letting Chief Mark Saunders and Mayor John Tory repair to the background. It makes you wonder who's really in charge. I mean, if it hadn't been for McCormack and the union's backroom arm-twisting, would "cop's cop" Saunders even be chief?
In the Saunders and McCormack good cop, bad cop routine, McCormack has enthusiastically embraced the latter role. He doesn't even bother to pretend he gives a shit what anybody else, least of all politicians and critics, thinks. To him it's all so much "political masturbation" – the words he used to describe some of the goings on at council over last month's Black Lives Matter tent-city occupation outside police headquarters.
Specifically, he was talking about Councillor Mike Layton's motion calling on the province to review "the mandate, procedures and outcomes of the Special Investigations Unit (SIU)," the agency charged with investigating serious incidents involving police. The motion went further, calling on the province's review to be conducted "with an anti-Black-racism and anti-racism lens."
It's McCormack who's looking the jerk-off now.
On Friday, April 29, the province announced its appointment of Ontario Court of Appeal Judge Michael Tulloch (who also happens to be the first Black judge appointed to that court) to conduct a review of the SIU and the other two provincial agencies charged with overseeing police conduct: the Office of the Independent Police Review Director, which handles public complaints against police, and the Ontario Civilian Police Commission, which conducts hearings and adjudicates disputes related to police discipline.
The sweeping directive handed Tulloch includes an evaluation to determine if current police oversight bodies "are effective and have clear mandates." Tulloch's undertaking follows a separate examination of the Police Services Act announced by the province last year for which public hearings concluded on April 29.
Along with Tulloch's appointment, the province also released details of SIU director Tony Loparco's report to the attorney general on the July 2015 police shooting death of Andrew Loku.
Critics have pointed out that only the last 10 pages of the director's 34-page report have been made public. The province cited privacy concerns for that decision, although most legal experts agree there's nothing preventing the province from releasing the entire document and the findings of other SIU investigations in their entirety. That would certainly help the public evaluate the conduct of police and would go a long way to restoring public trust in the evidentiary basis for the SIU's decisions. As it stands, not even family members of the victims of police shootings are privy to those details.
But the report's release is still remarkable for what it does reveal.
The SIU director had some pointed words about the efforts of a non-witness officer "to review and download the video recordings captured by cameras" in Loku's building. Turns out the crucial few seconds when Loku was shot are missing from the tape.
Loparco does not suggest there's anything "nefarious" about that. The gap is explained as a glitch. "Based on the unit's forensic examination of the recording," Loparco re-ported, "it would appear that the camera had simply not recorded the shooting," although he has not received "an adequate explanation for the officer's intervention." He goes on: "That explana-tion, however, becomes much more difficult to accept when police unduly insert themselves into the post--incident investigation."
Loparco doesn't mention any officers by name, but he refers to "this incident and others like it" involving Toronto police and suggests the ministry "strongly consider" amendments to regulations governing SIU investigations "to more clearly address and rectify what is clearly a recurring problem."
Indeed, when it comes to investigations of police, the SIU's mandate has never been clear.
Let me rephrase that. The mandate should be clear enough. It's set out in Section 113 (9) of the Police Services Act: "Members of police forces shall co-operate fully with the members of the unit in the conduct of investigations."
Only "cooperate fully" means something different to the cops.
In order to obtain some level of compliance from police, the province has made compromises. These are expressed in the protocols elaborating the act on everything from when police must notify SIU of serious incidents involving police to the turning over of notes and making officers available for interviews.
Officers who are the subjects of SIU investigations, for example, still do not have to submit to interviews with the SIU. They're required only to turn over their notes, which are supposed to be written as soon as possible after an incident and without consulting other officers who may have been witnesses to the incident.
But that hasn't always been the case. In fact, there has been evidence of police collusion in the making of notes and giving evidence in the past, including most recently in the Forcillo case. In the Loku shooting, the notes made by the subject officer weren't turned over until eight days after the incident.
During his tenure as director, Ian Scott wrote former Toronto police chief Bill Blair on more than 125 occasions over the failure of officers to cooperate with SIU investigations.
Theoretically, the chief of police could order his officers to cooperate with the SIU and discipline those who don't. An SIU investigation is followed by a chief's administrative re-view, which is supposed to ex-a-mine all aspects of an incident, criminal and non-criminal. But it amounts to a paper exercise: it's kept confidential except when Police Services Act charges are laid, which rarely happens.
The SIU essentially relies more often than not on the police version of events. The predictable result is that few charges are laid except in exceptional circumstances – or on the off chance there's video. Even when there is video, charges aren't guaranteed, since the Criminal Code gives police significant latitude when it comes to the use of deadly force. As long as such force "is reasonably necessary to protect against loss of life or grievous bodily harm," it's legally justified.
In clearing the cop involved in the Loku shooting, Loparco says in his report that "there was no evidence that police were aware of the fact that Mr. Loku had any mental health issues" when he approached them with a hammer. Or that Loku's mental health issues had anything to do with his death. (Loku had three times the legal driving limit of alcohol in his blood.) "It is as likely that his intoxication was the reason that he acted in the way he did," Loparco surmises.
Which brings us back to McCormack, who wrote in the Star on March 30 that three hours before Loku was shot, police spotted him "riding a scooter on a busy highway in downtown Toronto [and] officers assisted Mr. Loku by loading his scooter in a police car and driving him home," which raises more questions. Did police who responded to a report of an alleged assault in progress at Loku's apartment building know of his encoun-ter with police earlier that day, and if not, why not? Might that information have shed a different light on Loku's behaviour?
"Those who are promoting baseless accusations of race being a factor in Mr. Loku's death have no legitimate place in this debate," wrote McCormack, who instead blames a failure to outfit all frontline officers with tasers, "a less lethal force option in their tool belt… as has been recommended by a dozen Coroner's inquests."
It's a convenient view. Coroner's inquests have also recommended police be trained in de-escalation techniques. Loku was dead within seconds of officers' arrival. And 30-plus years after the first inquest into such a shooting, Black men with mental health issues continue to be disproportionately killed by police.
As for equipping all front-line officers with tasers, McCormack seems unenthusiastic about finding the $24 million that would cost in the police budget. The Iacobucci report into police confrontations with people in cri-sis recommended body cameras, but there, too, McCormack has balked. Go figure.
It was always going to be up to the province to rein in the Toronto police force and its union – our mayor is too much of a scaredy-cat. The Wynne government has at least shown a willingness to do something about police accountability, although it went only halfway on carding, bringing in rules that didn't ban the practice linked to racial profiling. The question is, will the province include legal and procedural restrictions on whatever changes it does make to the Police Services Act to buy police support?
There's nothing like fear of the cops' political clout to discourage change. And on that front, the hysteria being whipped up by McCormack has been unmatched.


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Members in attendance: Kathryn Boswell, Alice David, David Fenton, Leonard Halpern, Kathleen Hartman, Amanda Jones, David Mudry
The meeting was called to order at 6:30 p.m. on February 21, 2019.
A motion made by Alice to accept the consent agenda was seconded by David F. and unanimously adopted.
After inquiry, it was determined that no conflicts of interest existed for any new or old business.
David F. mentioned that we have not been receiving the Year to Date/Budget to Actual information from Colleen Devine. David F. will look into this.
Leonard asked Amanda if she has purchased a new computer. She has, costing approximately $600. We also have two Chrome Boxes.
A motion was made by Leonard to pay the outstanding bills, as audited by Kathleen. The motion was seconded by Alice and passed unanimously.
Old Business
The Oath of Office has been updated.
The Finance committee, consisting of Alice, David F., Kathleen, Amanda, and David M., will meet on Feb. 28 at 6:30 at the Library to finalize the budget. (The budget will be approved by the Board via email after this meeting.)
New Business
The date for the Trustee and Budget election will be May 14. (The School Board election will be May 21, and it was thought that we would do well to hold our election earlier.)
The motion to set May 14 as the election date was made by Alice and seconded by Leonard and passed unanimously.
Seats up for election are the seats of David F. and Steve, and one vacant seat. Petitions will be due by April 16. (It was noted that petitions are required to be submitted 30 days prior to the election.) Notices of the election – posters and notices in local papers – should be up by March 15.
There was a discussion of a tax increase. We are expected to ask for an increase every year, but there is concern that we will be seen as asking too much, as our community is small, and tends to be low- middle-income. Therefore we will keep our increase small.
The Friends of the Library have inquired about the possibility of allowing alcoholic beverages at Friends' events (e.g. wine tasting, local craft beers, sip-and-paint events). Our current library policy is not to allow any alcoholic beverages. These events would be held after regular library hours, and restricted to people over 21. Amanda will inquire into code and insurance implications. We could contact Marty Bregg, who is a wine-maker in Norfolk, about possibilities.
Alice handed out a draft copy of the Norwood Library Survey for each member to read and evaluate. Many thanks to Alice and Amanda for the hours of work needed to put this draft together for us.
Alice asked Board members to read the survey through first with a view to clarity and flow in the formatting, and then to read a second time to evaluate the content. An electronic copy will also be sent out. Board members can submit comments via email, and we will discuss the survey at our March meeting.
Meeting adjourned at 7 p.m. David M. made the motion to adjourn, which was seconded by Alice. The motion passed unanimously.
Respectfully submitted,
Kathryn Boswell
Approved 3/21/2019


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Improving back-office efficiency through outsourcing. Interview with Fabrizio Moioli, Head of Credit Management and Customer Services and COO, Engie Italia.
Multilingual hub outsourcing to grab complex business opportunities. Interview with Guillaume Langle, Director of Customer Satisfaction and Training, Nissan Automotive Europe.
Comdata 2019 - We are Makers
Corporate video of Comdata Group
Customer Interaction & Process Management
Mediolanum Bank
Digitalization of the bank's back-office paperwork management.Interview with Pierluigi Vergani, Head of Banking Operations & ICTV
Eni Gas & Luce
Automation and monitoring in the redesign of the Eni Gas and Light customer acquisition process. Interview with Vincenzo Vigano, Head of CRM and Billing Retaiil, Eni Gas e Luce.


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Gov. Tim Pawlenty's new Political Action Committee — which he says will raise money for other Republicans in 2010, not his projected 2012 presidential bid — is called the Freedom First PAC. And while that sounds like a strong, patriotic, Bush-like appellation, Chris Stellar at the Minnesota Independent notes that's it's not particularly original.
"Freedom First" is also a suburban Washington, D.C. credit union with dibs on the web address "freedomfirst.com."
"Freedom First" is also the name of a political group in Colorado that believes "the most powerful and ruthless Conspiracy in the history of mankind has a grip on world affairs and is seeking rapidly to eliminate the last bastions of potential resistance to its world hegemony."
And "Freedom First" has already been taken as the name of a political committee in Florida, where one Republican state senator used it to help a colleague named "John Thrasher" thrash his opponents in a special election on Tuesday — the same day news of Pawlenty's PAC went public.
And in an update, he notes:
MnIndy reader blueJ adds that the National Rifle Association is another organization that got to "Freedom First" first.
Other less politically hospitable associations include a political ad titled "Freedom First" by Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon Tester of Montana (about his opposition on privacy grounds to the Patriot Act), and a group called "First Freedom First" that fights to maintain a separation between church and state.
Sarah Janecek at Politics in Minnesota notes that a PAC, by any other name, might not smell as sweet:
The naming of leadership PACs — particularly for lesser known candidates like Pawlenty — is not an inconsequential thing. The name connotes something about how the candidate views his or her candidacy, and it says a lot about the shape of the campaign the candidate means to run.
Consider the names of the leadership PACs formed by the other Republicans looking to board Air Force One in January 2013. Recent Value Voters poll winner and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee has "Huck PAC;" Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, "Sarah PAC;" and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, "Free and Strong America PAC."


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Jewels - Some Older Stuff - Part Two - **Part 2*** Since my wifey has gotten some good reviews on very first post I persuaded her to let me post some more. These are actually from about two years ago before she had a baby. If we keep getting more good reviews more pictures will come. The next set could possibly be when she was Five months prego (just when her belly was beginning to show). Hope you love and please leave comments. Since there were so many good ones we determined to do a two part series. Oh, she wants to see some of your pics. Email her at with couples or females only. She is not big into the fuck hole man rod picture thing unless it is in a mouth or vulva. If she like what she sees, she may want to trade.
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Located in Budapest (Erzsebetvaros), this apartment is within a 15-minute walk of Hungarian State Opera House and Dohany Street Synagogue. This apartment is 1.1 mi (1.8 km) from Arena Plaza Shopping Mall and 1.2 mi (2 km) from Hungarian National Museum.
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Cleaner wrasse deliver boost for Wester Ross Fisheries. As we peered into the fish pen at the Wester Ross Fisheries Ltd site at Ardmair near Ullapool on the north-west coast of Scotland, the sleek torpedo-shaped bodies of salmon flashed and glistened in the water.
All the fish were clean-skinned and healthy, not a sea louse to be seen, and site supervisor Chris Ford was justifiably proud of the stock and the care and attention that goes into looking after them.
"Look at these salmon," he said. "Totally clean and hardly a mark upon them, these are strong swimming and healthy fish and are clearly thriving."
The key to this control of the ever-present threat of sea lice is wrasse, which act as 'cleaner fish', naturally preying upon these skin parasites. Wrasse naturally glean crustaceans and small molluscs from kelp and rocks, and when placed in a salmon pen, they quickly take to gently picking-off sea lice from salmon.
It's the perfect solution – no medicines are needed for sea lice control and the salmon prosper. Indeed, this natural remedy aids salmon development, because when treated with medicines to control sea lice, the salmon tend to reduce their feeding for a few days afterwards, thus slowing growth.
Wester Ross Fisheries started using wrasse about five years ago and have never looked back since, such has been their success. Chris says it has been a learning process, finding which wrasse species are best at controlling lice, the optimum stocking densities and also developing shelters for the diurnal wrasse where they can hide and rest during the night.
"We've also learnt the best size of wrasse for sea lice control," says Chris. "Ballan wrasse are our favoured species, but they mustn't be too big or too small. Goldsinny and rock cook wrasse are also very effective."


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It took long enough but the arrival of highly-credentialed French recruit Eric Bautheac has rejuvenated Brisbane Roar.
And not a moment too soon for the A-League side.
The Roar have endured a horrendous week off the field, with the shock sacking of managing director Mark Kingsman and the return of former CEO David Pourre raising fresh questions about their future under owners the Bakrie Group.
And they've made a forgettable start to the season too, with back-to-back losses in the first two rounds -- including a soul-destroying 2-1 defeat to Adelaide United after coughing up two late goals at home last week.
It's all set up for another A-League ambush on Sunday as the Roar prepare to face the Newcastle Jets, who look to be this season's big improvers and boast a formidable record at Suncorp Stadium with 10 wins from their 17 trips.
But Bautheac, 30, is Brisbane's wildcard.
With an undeniable pedigree in the French Ligue 1, the left-sided attacker is expected to provide the missing piece in a remodelled attack.
Bautheac has been handed jersey No.22, last worn by club legend Thomas Broich, and there are undeniable similarities in the pair's respective journeys to the A-League.
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They both left Europe at a similar age in search of a fresh new footballing experience after spending years in one of Europe's top competitions.
"To have a new player come in at any time of the season, it freshens everyone up, competition gets stronger," Roar captain Matt McKay told AAP.
"He looks really sharp, really fit, really lean.
"I don't see a problem, I think he'll be involved this weekend.
"He's played at massive clubs in France so he's coming into a team which I think suits him.
"He'll do really well for us going forward.
"... I think he'll enjoy the lifestyle here. He wanted that change and Australia's perfect for that."
McKay said Bautheac had helped take players' minds off this week's off-field drama -- not that it has ever really affected team performances before.
"This is definitely not the first time and it probably won't be the last," he said.
"We've just got to concentrate on our job. We haven't done that the last two weeks.
"Our job's on the park. If we can win games it's going to support our club and help our club move forward."
* Newcastle have made 137 passes into the final third so far this season, the most of any team in the opening two rounds of the competition and 31 more than the Roar.
* The Jets have won three of their past six excursions to Suncorp Stadium.
* Roy O'Donovan has been involved in five goals this campaign (four goals and one assist), two more than any other player in the competition.


text: This is the third day in a row that I am going to kick off my post with news about Kikkan and/or Jessie, but that's what happens when you win a gold medal. Today's news: Jessie Diggins was selected as the US Flag Bearer for the Olympic Closing Ceremony on Sunday! Seven athletes were nominated for the honor, one by each of the seven winter sport national governing bodies (NGBs), though two NGBs nominated athletes from sports which they do not oversee. The seven nominees included Jessie, snowboarder Jamie Anderson, hockey player Meghan Duggan, luge athlete Chris Mazdzer, figure skater Adam Rippon, bobsled athlete Elana Meyers Taylor and Alpine skier Lindsey Vonn. All seven athletes won a medal at these Games. Every athlete on Team USA had the opportunity over the last two days to vote for one of the seven, and Jessie won the election. It is a huge honor, and I am very excited for her. Clearly she's excited as well:


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Above: BEST IN SHOW, Viviann by Nicole Moné. Read more...
December 2017 Judge: Kathie Odom
" When I first viewed this piece I wondered what kind of brushstrokes took me to the eyes and soul of this dear woman. The values, reflections, shadows and choice of colors were put together creating the perfect map to woo me in. The simplicity of white space surrounding her, the red sweater and mock turtleneck… all tell me that great things can show up in small packages. Nine inches by six inches!"
— Kathie Odom
Read more about professional artist Kathie Odom.
See judge's comments on all 12 finalist paintings below (shown in random order).
Name of Artist: Nicole Moné
Judge's Comment: BEST IN SHOW: When I first viewed this piece I wondered what kind of brushstrokes took me to the eyes and soul of this dear woman. The values, reflections, shadows and choice of colors were put together creating the perfect map to woo me in. The simplicity of white space surrounding her, the red sweater and mock turtleneck… all tell me that great things can show up in small packages. Nine inches by six inches!
Name of Artist: john mccartin
Judge's Comment: Is that tree smack-dab in the middle? Maybe. But the way he leans and spreads has me mesmerized. The cows, beautifully painted, do not steal the show but allow this old soul to do his job of shading well. What a wonderfully told story!
Name of Artist: Lon Brauer
Judge's Comment: This has to be said: The artist painted this piece plein air while on his belly… now THAT is dedication! But there is a lot achieved here – abstract shapes conveying light and shadow and the evidence of an active paintbrush which ushers me back to my childhood near the Delta. I don't think I'll be dropping to the ground anytime soon, but maybe I can dream about it.
Name of Artist: Morgan Samuel Price
Judge's Comment: Within this work I sense the spirit of John Singer Sargent. Such movement is created with the expressive brushstrokes while also creating a glow from the lacy white fabric. The hard edges of the underneath limbs are located in the figures gaze and caught my eye because of the exquisite calligraphy. This painting is the definition of lovely.
Name of Artist: Tom Shropshire
Judge's Comment: Have you ever tried to paint a nocturne? Much less, let it be raining! And on top of that, let it be a downtown, neon, urban setting? This painting is masterfully rendered beginning at the focal point, bleeding out the edges to glowing light and then to mist. Don't ask me how it's done, I have no idea!
Name of Artist: Heather Arenas
Judge's Comment: Texture, action, one hand flooded with light and the other… oh my, that red thumb! The perfect change of background color behind the dancer's head is just so smart. So strong! And the fabric full of countless abstract shapes… can I say oh my again?! So painterly!
Name of Artist: Bruce Bingham
Judge's Comment: My latest travels have proved to me that the prickly pear should be way up the list of outdoor items to paint. This piece is so vibrant that it feels as though the artist put a timer on herself… how expressive! And all the elements are included beautifully: values, texture, composition, temperatures and restraint. Well done!
Name of Artist: Mary Pettis
Judge's Comment: How many colors does it take to paint a waterfall? Whatever the number, the artist found it! And layered it and textured it and restrained it and blurred it… enough so to feel the mist on your face. Here the artist gives us a unique view from below, one of those views that traveling the bridge won't get you.
Name of Artist: Patrick Saunders
Judge's Comment: This one-hour portrait screams of a spontaneous reaction from the artist… see this, paint this! I can count the oh-so-few number of strokes that collectively bring both the moment AND personality out of this cowboy. Check out the cad red light on top of his ear! This is one talented artist.
Name of Artist: Deborah Tilby
Judge's Comment: This painting is the breather that I need right now. The Bicycle and the Boat is an invitation to come relax, stroll, ride or float. The beautifully textured boat is resting perfectly at home in the sand. Painting quiet space is vital to communicating mood and this oil painting does it both humbly and with such skill. Thank you for this treat.
Name of Artist: Jane Hunt
Judge's Comment: The words majestic and glorious well up in me as I enjoy this painting. Winter Sky speaks the story of this extraordinary painting in which we get to visit here. In a strong-valued, soft-edges, reflected-light sort of way, I am cold and warm all at the same time.
Name of Artist: Suzie Greer Baker
Judge's Comment: I love drawing. In this piece the tools of chalk, pastel and charcoal have really elevated this portrait! What perfect mediums for the costume of textures, tattoos and ornaments. The attention to realism that flows into simply beautiful, raw free-handed marks was a pure enjoyment!


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Fredonia music teacher is quarterfinalist for Grammy
Fredonia Music Department Instructional Leader Mr. Andrew Bennett has been selected as a 2020 Grammy Music Educator Award Quarterfinalist. This is his second time progressing to the quarterfinalist stage.
More than 3,300 initial nominations from around the country were submitted, and only 189 teachers were selected this year as quarterfinalists. The award recognizes educators who have made lasting contributions to the field of music education and who demonstrate a commitment to the broader cause of growing and maintaining strong music education programs in our nation's schools.
"It is an honor to be listed among this prestigious group of music educators," Bennett said. "We have a vibrant music program here at Fredonia, and I am looking forward to using the next steps of this process to highlight the achievements of our student musicians and community."
The list of quarterfinalists will be narrowed down to 15 semifinalists in September. From those semifinalists, 10 finalists will be chosen, and then one nominee will be declared the 2020 Grammy Music Educator of the Year at the 62nd Grammy Awards on Jan. 26, 2020 in Los Angeles.
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