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Craving Silence
My father passed away this morning.
As I grieve quietly on an Air Canada nonstop to Montreal, there's a part of me that can't help but dread the next seven days. My parents' house will be inundated with visitors, many of whom will bend over backward trying to make me and my family feel better.
I don't begrudge them. I'd do the same thing. In fact, eight months ago when my father's identical twin brother passed away, I found myself caught up in that familiar whirlwind of chatty sympathy that often visits the solemn days of shiva.
Now I will be on the other side. How will I react? What will I say when well-intentioned friends and relatives tell me things like, "He had a good life," "At least he didn't suffer" or "Be strong, brother"?
To tell you the truth, I don't feel like being strong. I feel like being really weak and really nonchatty. I feel like crying quietly with my immediate family, and meditating on my father's life. I feel like silence.
At the same time, though, I am conflicted. I have seen how noisy, boisterous shivas can serve to bring friends and families closer together. We love to talk. We need to talk, even when there is nothing to say. Talking validates the moment and
numbs our pain. It's the comfort food of shiva.
Silence is scary. It just sits there like a heavy boulder. It's stressful. It feels unproductive, like nothing is happening. It's hard to see how silence can bring us closer, or make someone feel better.
On the surface, that makes perfect sense. How can silence help us catch up with the lives of distant relatives we haven't seen in years? How can it help us bond and reconnect through humor and wit? And most of all, how can it help us reminisce on the life of the person we are mourning?
No, silence cannot do these things. So why do I still crave it? Why am I looking for a quiet hole to crawl into, a vacuum to settle in? Could it be that I desperately want to get close to my father at this very moment, and that only silence can connect me to him in that peaceful, quiet place where he is right now? Could it be that the deepest way to honor the dead is through the raw pain of silence?
I don't have the answers, but I do know that my father's shiva will be anything but silent. And I know that I will politely indulge all the visitors' needs to pay their respects with words, words and more words. I am ready for that. I am actually pretty good at it. I'm used to having a big smile on my face, and giving things a positive spin. It makes for a happier life. It's who I am.
But now that I am feeling so incredibly sad, I just don't feel like being me. I just feel like crying and being alone with my father.
Maybe I will have to wait until everyone goes home and I go to bed, me and my silence, me and my father.
David Suissa is founder and editor of OLAM Magazine, and founder of Jews for Truth Now.

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How to grow a brand without messing up the kids
How to build a career without messing up the kids.
Sure, it's true that men are much more involved in caring for kids and keeping the household from chaos than they ever have been before. But for women who want a successful career AND a flourishing family, the challenges are still great.
I think this is partly because women think they should be able to do it all, and they feel guilty when they have to make choices. Either they're leaving work too early or they're not home with the kids early enough. Either they miss the big meeting or they miss the big field trip [insert here: concert, award ceremony, softball game, play].
Here are a few suggestions to help the managing mother survive—and thrive.
Take your work with you. You wouldn't think writing a marketing plan at a place like Chuck E. Cheese is possible, but it is. The experienced woman can boot up the laptop, pull out resource material, and go all laser focus on the task at hand.
Tip: Always carry pens and a notebook. You think you'll remember that big idea, but chaos has a way of interfering with genius.
Use the morning. Some of us are night people; some of us have never once been able to stay up for Conan. I'm a morning person and have found over the years that I may get more accomplished early in the morning than I will for the rest of the day at work.
Tip: Find your optimal work time and make it work for you.
Share your passion. Those of us who love what we do can pass something very important on to our children about discipline, dedication, independence, and pride. They can learn about the concept of work as fulfillment, of problems as challenges, and of colleagues as a kind of extended family.
Kids need to know that work can be fun. This way, they'll know what to expect and to look for when they start out on the road to their own careers.
Tip: Bring kids in to see where you work and to meet the people you work with. This makes your work life less of a mystery, and more of an experience they can share with you.
For a discussion of organizations as families, see Chapter 12 of Barsh and Cranston's How Remarkable Women Lead.
Be present. With everything that working mothers have on their minds, it's easy to actually never be completely in the moment.
Tip: When you're at home and work thoughts start to take over, set aside a time—later in the evening or in the morning—and tell yourself you will focus on this thought…then.
Jon Kabat Zinn, founder of the Stress Reduction Program at the University of Massachusetts Medical Center, has written these helpful books: Full Catastrophe Living, and Wherever You Go, There You Are.>> Click here to return to Brand Incites blog page


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Archive for the "Data Analysis" category
Calls for an NTSB?
by adam on February 20, 2017
In September, Steve Bellovin and I asked "Why Don't We Have an Incident Repository?." I'm continuing to do research on the topic, and I'm interested in putting together a list of such things. I'd like to ask you for two (…)
You say noise, I say data
by adam on September 20, 2016
There is a frequent claim that stock markets are somehow irrational and unable to properly value the impact of cyber incidents in pricing. (That's not usually precisely how people phrase it. I like this chart of one of the largest (…)
Security Lessons From Star Wars: Breach Response
by adam on May 4, 2013
To celebrate Star Wars Day, I want to talk about the central information security failure that drives Episode IV: the theft of the plans. First, we're talking about really persistent threats. Not like this persistence, but the "many Bothans died (…)
Exploit Kit Statistics
by adam on April 11, 2013
On a fairly regular basis, I come across pages like this one from SANS, which contain fascinating information taken from exploit kit control panels: There's all sorts of interesting numbers in that picture. For example, the success rate for owning (…)
Analyzing The Army's Accidental Test
by adam on April 3, 2013
According to Wired, "Army Practices Poor Data Hygiene on Its New Smartphones, Tablets." And I think that's awesome. No, really, not the ironic sort of awesome, but the awesome sort of awesome, because what the Army is doing is a (…)
Breach Analysis: Data Source biases
by adam on January 30, 2013
Bob Rudis has an fascinating and important post "Once More Into The [PRC Aggregated] Breaches." In it, he delves into the various data sources that the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse is tracking. In doing so, he makes a strong case that (…)
The Fog of Reporting on Cyberwar
by adam on December 11, 2012
There's a fascinating set of claims in Foreign Affairs "The Fog of Cyberward": Our research shows that although warnings about cyberwarfare have become more severe, the actual magnitude and pace of attacks do not match popular perception. Only 20 of (…)
Published Data Empowers
by adam on November 2, 2012
There's a story over at Bloomberg, "Experian Customers Unsafe as Hackers Steal Credit Report Data." And much as I enjoy picking on the credit reporting agencies, what I really want to talk about is how the story came to light. (…)
Base Rate & Infosec
by adam on September 25, 2012
At SOURCE Seattle, I had the pleasure of seeing Jeff Lowder and Patrick Florer present on "The Base Rate Fallacy." The talk was excellent, lining up the idea of the base rate fallacy, how and why it matters to infosec. (…)
Aitel on Social Engineering
by adam on July 19, 2012
Yesterday, Dave Aitel wrote a fascinating article "Why you shouldn't train employees for security awareness," arguing that money spent on training employees about awareness is wasted. While I don't agree with everything he wrote, I submit that your opinion on (…)


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A2A with Dr. Dave Janda of Operation Freedom
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Our old friend, Dr. Janda, stopped by today for an extraordinarily informative webinar. You should be certain to carve out some time to give this a thorough listen.
Usually, we lay out bullet points listing the various subjects discussed by the guest in these webinars. In this case, I really wouldn't even know where to begin. Just do your self a favor. Take some time and listen to the whole thing.
Dr. Dave Janda
David H. Janda, M.D. is an orthopedic surgeon based in Ann Arbor, Michigan and a member of a nine-member orthopedic surgery group. In addition, Dr. Janda is the director and founder of the Institute for Preventative Sports Medicine, based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, which is the only health care cost containment organization of its kind in North America. Dr. Janda's academic career has been highlighted by many awards and distinctions. In the early years, he was one of the winners of the Westinghouse Science Talent Search Competition, which was conducted in Washington, D.C. In addition, he obtained a Bachelor of Arts Degree majoring in Chemistry and in Economics and graduated Magna Cum Laude from Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania. He obtained his M.D. degree from Northwestern University Medical School in Chicago and served as one of the leaders within the medical school community as a member of the Senate for a three-year duration. Dr. Janda then completed an internship and residency at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, and then completed a fellowship in shoulder reconstructive surgery and sports medicine in London, Ontario, Canada.
Dr. Janda, in addition to being a clinical orthopedic surgeon, has also distinguished himself in the research arena. One of his more notable works is based on an injury prevention analysis in the most popular team sports in the United States. Dr. Janda was the lead investigator in a series that was published in the Journal of the American Medical Association. The study completed by Dr. Janda and the research team realized a 98% reduction in injuries, along with a 99% reduction in health care costs. Based on an independent analysis by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, the study translated into a prevention of 1.7 million injuries a year in the United States with a savings of two billion dollars in acute health care costs per year.
After leaving the University of Michigan, Dr. Janda founded the Institute for Preventative Sports Medicine. Dr. Janda, through the Institute, has brought together leaders in injury prevention and sports medicine, and continues to produce high quality work that has an impact on the everyday lives of the public at large. Dr. Janda has been awarded the clinical research award by The American Orthopedic Society of Sports Medicine. The Canadian Academy of Sports Medicine has awarded him, the R. Tait McKenzie Award, which is given for outstanding clinical research on an international basis. He has also received recognition by the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons for his video presentations and research. In addition, Dr. Janda has had the opportunity to present before a sub-committee of Congress, which led to the utilization of preventative methods to reduce injuries within the Federal Government system. Dr. Janda's research has been given wide exposure by the electronic, as well as print media, and has gained wide public acknowledgement.
Dr. Janda was appointed by the former Bush Administration to the Board of the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control. He also was appointed to the National Institute of Health Trauma Research Task Force. Governor John Engler has appointed him to the Governor's Council on Health, Fitness and Sports for the State of Michigan, as well as Chairman of the Advisory Group on the Prevention of Sports Injuries. Dr. Janda is the author of The Awakening of a Surgeon (Pictured, right) and The Power of Prevention Handbook which chronicle his efforts in the field of preventative Medicine.
The books he has authored chronicle his efforts in the field of preventative sports medicine and outlines his approach on how to create a more available and more affordable health care system. He and the book, "The Awakening of a Surgeon", have been featured guests on the Oprah Winfrey Show and his research and prevention based studies have been featured on many network television, radio, newspaper and magazine presentations. These presentations have empowered the public by providing families and communities prevention information that can be used on an immediate basis to become safer and healthier.
Dave hosts a weekly radio program called "Operation Freedom". More information on Dave and his radio program can be found here: http://www.davejanda.com and here http://www.davejanda.com/operation-freedom
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Looky that!
I missed the A2A so this podcast will do.
Thanks Craig!
Can you follow -- no itthis total absurdity
At some point, with tax cuts straight ahead and Trump going full bore on his stimulus/infrastructure plan, whatever it is, we are going to make the transition from a cratering economy to one that is hitting on all cylu
Can you follow -- no itthis total absurdity
At some point, with tax cuts straight ahead and Trump going full bore on his stimulus/infrastructure plan, whatever it is, we are going to make the transition from a cratering economy to one that is hitting on all cylu
photo emerges of Trump with under age girls....
Apologies for the computer
Apologies for the computer jump...
But it does seem like we may transition pretty rapidly to a let er rip economy with the Fed under enormous pressure not to raise rates too fast. Trump wants it all, tax cuts, spending, and an easy Fed. Copper has barely budged during recent days when the PMs have been getting pounded. If and when everything soon start to kick in, with velocity increasing, and the Fed continues, under pressure from Trump, to go slow, the PMs are gonna have a lot of catching up to do, strong dollar or not. Obviously, jmho.
Salute to Dr. Dave
Brilliant physician, brave fighter for free people, constitutional principles and honest money.
Guess I'll Take
4th Man this one was a toughie thanks to bently Keep Stacking
Get it built before the paper burns. China did it. We can too. Use as many devaluing dollars as we can to convert to tangible assets that we can launch productive growth from again. Default. Do-over. He's good at BK. Creditors not so much.
My apologies, Marchas!
You are 4th by your own choosing, but 1st in the hearts of Turdville.
Here is a quote by Ted Butler from a recent Steve St. Angelo article on price suppression that speaks to your wisdom and patience.
"Whether to participate in a manipulated market is something everyone must decide. To me, the choice is easy. Virtually all price manipulations in history have been of the upside variety which caused prices to be higher than they should have been. Buying an aset priced artificially high is a surefire prescription for eventual financial loss. But because the manipulation in silver is of the rare downside variety, the price of silver is artificially low, thereby guaranteeing eventual profits for those taking advantage of the opportunity."
Steve St. Angelo goes on to say that, while he agrees with Ted Butler that the banks are controlling the silver price, the majority of manipulation is taking place by propping up the stocks, bonds & real estate values, estimated in 2015 by Savills World Research at 372 trillion -- and the Central Banks manipulation is focused on keeping these values from falling.
The coming surge in the silver price will be due to the disintegration of the global oil industry and the negative impact on the value of stocks, bonds and real estate, rather than the number of bullion banks silver short positions.
So -- Keep Stacking!
If anyone had any doubt about what's coming for BitCon
Goldman Sachs plans to clear bitcoin futures contracts when they go live next week.
Luckily, we can all trust Goldman Sachs.
Dear Bitcoin ...
Dear Bitcoin -
It's hammer time.
Gold & Silver
as seen on ZH
Well there went Andrew Maguire's Gold bottom limit of $1260.
I'm still waiting for the BIG buyers to show up
Oh, be sure not to miss this article... Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha... Right !
"Legend Says Fade The Pullback As Gold Set To Surge Nearly $1,000"
Sorry I'm in a bad mood this morning
and very Disgusted...
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IMHO because of PM manipulation Hedgers and Risk Investors are running to BitCoin...
Can we blame them in this phony market?
Those CME Bitcoin futures can't get up and running fast enough!!
Lemetropole Cafe...
The meteoric rise in Bitcoin is due to the fact there's currently no viable method to short it into oblivion. That all changes Dec. 10, when the CME begins offering unlimited shorting against the cyber-nothingness. Here's all you need to know about the brand new "investment" tool, per Reuter's:
-Both Cboe's and CME's bitcoin futures contracts will be settled in U.S. dollars, allowing exposure to the bitcoin without actually having to hold any of the cryptocurrency."
Hey, ain't that great? Exposure without having to hold any of them shiny(?) cryptos. This will be a sight to behold once Bitcoin joins the ranks of silver investors who are also experiencing "exposure" to the product without having to "hold" any of it. In fact, we can now look forward to Bitcoin charts that will look just like THIS:
BYE-bye mania, hello unlimited short selling
Can't wait to see how the arbs set up. Will BTC futures trade at an $8K discount to the physical, er, I mean, the cyber nothingness? Will Bitcoin crash 80% and then never rally more than 1% in a single day as they learn all about the virtues of "exposure"? Will Bitcoin option holders who buy $18K calls get screwed on op. ex. day? Will BTC futures allow for physical(?) delivery of Bitcoins? Let's see them do Bitcoin EFP's!
I am befuddled by the whole thing. All I know is that ALL futures markets heavily favor TPTB, which means they will ALWAYS be pro-bankster, and anti-anything which is a competitor.
Unlike Forrest Gump's box of chocolates, you ALWAYS know what you're getting with the cartel.
James Mc
1 Bitcoin is now worth more than a 1000 oz good delivery AG bar
Crazy times
new Willie
Terrific interview
Dearest Turd,
I would highly recommend that you take the doctors advice, and get yourself some colloidal silver.
I've been making my own for years, and it keeps me and my family healthy.
I went back and looked, and found the recipe: An oldie but goodie, the Mr. Fix recipe: #12
Just don't tell Dr. Cris.
Silver At Zero
The inflation adjusted value of silver is for all practical purposes $0. There is a Brontosaurus in the room and I can't believe no one sees it!
How much silver would you want to own at zero? Your biggest problem would be acquiring a warehouse large enough to hold it. There are those who presently own these warehouses, who have enormous stacks of depreciating cash, (ie Apple), and have a tremendous ongoing need for silver. Forget about the 800 billion cash that they could preserve by converting to silver.
I smell a really rank rat. Just what sort of strong arm tactics, or collusion, does it require, to prevent cashed up companies from buying all current stockpiles of silver as well as future production for several years out? All these cash heavy producers such as Apple, Samsung, solar panel manufacturers are simply stupid with no foresight? Apple alone could buy out 1 year of global silver production, 800,000,000 ozs x $15.75/oz = 12.6 Billion. 1.6% of Apple's 800 Billion cash horde!
Unbelievable! Where are the buyers at this level? Do these corporate geniuses suppose that silver will be cheaper soon? Maybe diesel and miners and Caterpillar equipment will be free?
There is something going on here that simply defies rational analysis or explanation. The gold and silver media are so beat down and used to the ongoing suppression that they no longer see the forest for the trees! No one is discussing the freaking magnitude of this distortion!
One ounce of silver will only buy 3 boxes of Corn Flakes or 5 loaves of bread? Anyone out there? Anyone?
"No one is discussing the freaking magnitude of this distortion!"
I'm following you right off the cliff! ;^)
It is a never ending criminal event supported by Presidents, AGs and everyone's legislator...year after year.
The USD/JPY surging trhrough 113....
Because investors believe the U.S. economy will be booming next year (with the tax plan and infrastructure stimulus in place).
But that would indicate inflation, right?....and the specs are shorting silver now?
Bently..." Trump wants it all, tax cuts, spending, and an easy Fed"
If we get $1 trillion of infrastructure spending
It'll give us maybe $50-100 billion in growth and $900 billion in wasted government spending, all of which will go to MIC, corrupt state politicians and local straphanger contractors who might actually build something.
This will be as useless as the $5 billion in CPFC (aka Faucanontas baby) fines that were transfered to Democratic NGOs and other bad actors to spend on radicalization of the street thugs and other stirrers of shit.
BTW Montana Mel and I spent around 2 hours catching up. In our conversation it dawned on me why I am not comfortable put funds into Bit Coin. It's like feeding meth to an recovering addict.Having chased unicorns for 40 decades, it's clear that once a recovering tulip bulb addict, always a tulip bulb addict. Silver and gold keep me sane (er) and stable.
I believe the smash could
I believe the smash could continue, but the strength of the miners really surprises me. I remember noticing this at earlier bottoms, and I put forward the idea that most of the money is made by shorting or buying the mining stocks, while manipulating the actual silver price might cost money. This would mean the criminals are now covering these shorts, buying up all these stocks that our depressed companions are selling because of this continual, seemingly endless, manipulation. I remember being put in my place the last time I put forward this theory, and the miners could well crater further from here, but I wanted to put this out here for review...
I don't want to upset anyone or brag, but my portfolio is up big time, having increased my position in ggi, nvo and mux in the past few days. There is money to be made, even in this environment. Pick the right stocks (follow Mr. Sprott) and one can still prosper apparently, but I have to warn you you need to have a strong stomach to handle the volatility...
Silver Users Assoc
Is part of the manipulation. Those who "go along" in the association are sure to get all they need for cheap, cheap, cheap. No need to upset the applecart, when the gravy is flowing just fine.
APMEX Accepting Bitcoin?
Not so much . . .
I attempted some purchases today at Apmex, paying with Bitcoin. You compose your order, and at the final screen (where you commit to the purchase), even though you choose "Bitcoin" for your payment method, you only see your order quoted in USD. I called their customer service line, and was told "we can't display the Bitcoin price, because the value is constantly changing" -- Duh! I believe the price of PMs are constantly changing, yet Apmex manages to lock down a price when you are buying gold or silver . . .
You have to go to Bitpay to complete the transaction (I assume sending BTC to Bitpay, who converts it to fiat, and then pays off Apmex). In any case, you are not paying [directly] with Bitcoin, and if the BTC price changes during the Apmex to Bitpay handoff, you may get a big surprise as to what your BTC final price is. If you cannot get a locked-in Bitcoin price, you are not purchasing with Bitcoin! Period.
Ultimately, Dennis Gartman goes to Zero
These people cannot recognize that out of the pandora's box of derivatives of money that final derivative is Bitcoin?
Dennis Gartman cracks me up.
@Rickshaw thanks for the report on Apmex. Getting rid of third-parties is one of the larger points to Bitcoin.
crossing the rubicon.....
Turd, I think you must be feeling the tectonic shift underway. It's okay if you feel the need
to rebrand under as TFRB. I think most here will understand! The pandora is out of the box, the
train has left the station and the writing is on the wall.
Gold and silver as a store of wealth is no more.
buggywhips had a half life too!
I guy's gotta make a decent living...
McCabe Told Agents To Lie About Benghazi Investigation
FBI Deputy Director McCabe Told Agents To Lie About Benghazi Investigation, Says GOP Lawmaker
"The agent found the instruction concerning because his unit had gathered incontrovertible evidence showing a major al Qaeda figure had directed the attack and the information had already been briefed to President Obama."
Crackdown Comes To Wall Street: Morgan Stanley Fires Harold Ford Jr Over Alleged Sexual Misconduct
Ten years after leaving Congress, Harold Ford Jr could be the canary in the coal-mine for Wall Street as the global awakening to sexual abuse strikes a bulge-bracket bank.
Snow in Corpus Christi...
Almost as big a bummer as the silver price. A good night to turn in early & pull the comforter over my head with a cat on each side to keep me warm.
Better days will come.


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text: On the west coast of Mexico in (Jan 2016), Isabela Pikor from Poland shortened her surf board and lengthened her smile. Oh to be in the sea, this short clip demonstrates an ultimate example of SURFER STOKE. The best surfer is the one having the most fun! And the stoke is what drives us and spreads further love and happiness to all. La pure vida!


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"It was a tough week living in a driveway with children. The fact that we're here is certainly worth it. I'm so proud to bring these kids back," said Ali McMutrie of Ben Avon, Pa.
Ali and her sister Jamie cared for the orphans, many of whom called them mom. Both refused to leave the children behind when the earthquake hit.
"When we found out that everyone was okay and everyone was alive, we knew we had to take action. I never imagined this is how it would turn out," said Ali.
The rescue was filled with challenges. Gov. Ed Rendell of Pennsylvania and other local leaders worked to bring them home. They were on the plane that landed in Port-au-Prince Monday night along with a team of medical personnel.
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In the end, 53 children, most under 4 years old and in good medical condition, all arrived to the U.S. safely. They were ready to be transported to Children's Hospital.
Doctors say many of these children will be arriving with little or medical records.
The first priority will be to check for dehydration, injuries and infectious diseases such as HIV, hepatitis B and tuberculosis.
Through a series of medical evaluations, doctors will also be observing for development, hearing and socialization, which are all important steps in the adoption process.
Each child will wait in nearby foster homes until their adoptions are complete.
"I think I'm dreaming, and I don't know when I'm going to wake up, but I'm just really happy to be here, and all I can say is thank you, thank you, thank you. I'm happy to be alive, and I'm happy to be here," said Ali.
Eyewitness News has learned that 40 of those children will be adopted by American families, and seven will be adopted by Canadian and Spanish families.
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Let us have a look on the Truvada Medical history
Since long time for decades, medical professionals as suppress to supplement to the people who are already suffering from HIV are using Truvada. Truvada Australia blocks enzyme reverse transcriptase that blocks the HIV from copying its genetic material and thus its reproduction is chocked.
It is not just effective for suppressing HIV rather it is also effectively used to prevent the virus being more infectious and infecting the people. It is mainly recommended for the people who are at a high risk of getting prone to the disease or the infection, such as people practicing anal sex without the usage of condom or the people who got diagnosed with an STD for last six months or more.
Let us see what is the mechanism or how does truvada tenofovir works
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Day 12: Creamy Tortellini Salad {#12DaysOf Summer}Tuesday, May 31, 2016
Welcome to Day 12 of 12 Days of Summer recipes and crafts! We hope you've enjoyed the series as much as we did making it.
Our last post is from Cyn of Gagen Girls. Her favorite part of summer is all the fun get-togethers with her family and a Gagen family gathering always means the appearance of her niece's Creamy Tortellini Salad recipe. It's a family favorite and you won't believe that something so quick and easy to make can be so incredibly delicious.


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The distributions will be paid in September, October and November 2011, respectively, in cash or reinvested in stock for those participating in HTA's distribution reinvestment plan.
Since its formation in 2006, HTA has made 78 geographically diverse acquisitions valued at approximately $2.3 billion based on purchase price, which includes 242 buildings and two other real estate-related assets.
The investment trust's portfolio totals approximately 11.1 million square feet and includes 218 medical office buildings, ten hospitals, nine skilled nursing and assisted living facilities and five healthcare-related office buildings located in 25 states.
With average occupancy of 91 percent, over half of HTA's current annualized base rent comes from credit rated tenants. Ninety-four per cent of HTA's portfolio is strategically located on-campus or aligned with recognized healthcare systems.


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Even and Odds
Lesson 2 of 8
Objective: The students will be able to determine whether a group of objects (up to 20) has an odd or even number of members, e.g., by pairing objects or counting them by 2s; write an equation to express an even number as a sum of two equal addends.
Big Idea: Given a variety of ways of looking at even and odd things the students will be asked to determine if the number or illustration shown is even or odd.
(See attachment for video introduction)
To get students excited about learning they watch a brief video "Odd Todd and Even Steven." This video gives clear and precise facts about the meaning and use of odd and even numbers. Common Core mathematical practice MP8 states, "Students should be able to examine numbers to find repeated patterns.
This video clearly exemplifies how to determine what numbers are even, and what numbers are odd. It also, explains how these numbers are used in a real-world setting. After the video, I transition the students into a small group setting to brainstorm what specific facts they learned about even, and odd numbers.
Things to question:
What numbers are even and odd?
How can you determine if a number is even, or odd?
Can you tell me at least three even and odd numbers?
Shortly after the video, I moved students into a smaller group setting. Then I used a simple model of how Even numbers are numbers that CAN be grouped by twos, and Odd numbers are numbers that CANNOT be grouped by twos.
To figure out if a number is odd or even, look at the digit in the ones place.
- If the digit in the ones place is 0, 2, 4, 6, or 8, then the number is even.
- If the digit in the ones place is 1, 3, 5, 7, or 9, then the number is odd.
Examples of Even Numbers
22, 80, 58, 44
Examples of Odd Numbers
We will use the following Mathematical Practices:
MP.2. Reason abstractly and quantitatively.
MP.3, Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others.
MP.7. Look for and make use of structure.
MP.8. Look for and express regularity in repeated reasoning.
Model It!
Teachers and Students Chat:
Now that students have some idea of what is expected of them, I invite them sit on the carpet. I start to discuss various strategies that can be used when solving problems. For instances, students should be able to make a reasonable estimation on what the total should be, and they should be given several opportunities to learn the best way to solve their own problems.
Therefore, I model how to use basic reasoning skills (MP2) to determine if the given numbers are even or odd, I used a teacher's model to model how even and odd can be used to represent the differences in numbers and shapes. As I explain I ask students what they think I should do to solve the problem. This allows me to check for understanding so far.
After that, I have show at least two or three examples and model aloud how they can be detected. When students are comfortable explaining their findings, I invite student volunteers to come up to the board to illustrate and explain what they have learned so far.
(As students are working I continue to check for understanding, and to point out the various ways students solve their given equations.)
For example:
How do you determine what numbers are even and odd?
Can you think of any other ways even and odd numbers can be used?
Work with the students repeating the same mathematical steps until a level of understanding is reached.
Some students are able to respond, however, they are not using mathematical language.
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Guiding Through
Just about now students are ready to transition into smaller groups to continue working on their own, however, with the teacher guiding them as needed.
Things you will need:
Manila paper, pencils, colors
The students will tri-fold Manila paper into four section, and illustrate how even numbers can be split into two equal groups, and represent how the even number is the sum of those groups. As they are working towards solving their problems, I observe to make sure they are estimating, identifying within reason. I also, check to make sure they are justifying their answers by asking them to explain how they determined their answers.
Show the number 10 using two equal parts.
The number 10 can be split into two equal groups of 5.
The number 10 can be split equally into 5 + 5 = 10.
As the students are working please be sure to actively engaged them in a conversation about how and why they determined their illustrations.
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Check It!
During this part of the lesson I take about five quick minutes to stop and check for understanding. My questions are designed around these concepts:
- How do I know that they learned what I wanted them to learn?
- How well did they learn the objective?
- Who mastered it and who didn't?
- Which parts of the objective did students struggle with? What misconceptions did they have?
I asked the students what they learned, and could they think of other ways to illustrate odd and even numbers?
(Please allow proper wait-time for student's responses.)
Students were able to illustrate and explain how numbers can be grouped in-order to determine if they are odd or even. Some students were able to determine odd of even numbers by examining the number in the ones place.
Responding to how/why...........helps students break down the standards and creates a positive learning environment. (Note: you can check for understanding through observing, open-ended discussions, or independent response sheets.)
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Even and Odd Foundation of Multiplication.docx
As this lesson unfolds I try to create a mixture of different learning opportunities, to help children encounter new information, develop skills, try out ideas, and build knowledge.
To accomplish this, in this part of the lesson the students will use what they have learned to answer questions about even and odd numbers. First, I briefly go over even and odd numbers as I did in the "anticipatory" part of this lesson. Then I go over the intended outcome of this entire lesson as stated below:
Students will be able to determine whether a group of objects (up to 20) has an odd or even number of members, e.g., by pairing objects or counting them by 2s; write an equation to express an even number as a sum of two equal addends.
(Before the students start working on answering the selected question please be sure they know what the assessment is asking them to do.)
I circle the room to ask students how and why questions to make sure they are getting at those key concepts. For instance; I ask students to explain how they know if a given number is odd or even.
Even Numbers:
- An integer that can be evenly divided by 2.
- A number whose last digit is 0, 2, 4, 6, or 8.
- All the multiples of 2.
Odd Numbers:
- A number whose last digit is 1, 3, 5, 7, or 9.
- All the numbers that are NOT multiples of 2.
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Adding it all up!
Students are now given time to apply what they have learned so far about even and odd numbers to solve the given problems. As they are working I check to see if they can estimate within reason, and explain how they solve their problems.
After students are finished working independently, on their given problems.
I bring them back together in a whole group setting to bring this lesson to a close. Be sure to create with the class a set of guidelines for communicating and co-operating in whole groups.
( Such guidelines may cover making sure that everyone has a chance to talk, criticizing constructively instead of destructively, and finding ways to analyze the work of others.)
Basically, I allow the student to share what they have learned with others.
Some of the students shared orally, some of them wanted to illustrate what they learned on the board. However, this lesson was very engaging and powerful. My students took responsibility for their own learning, and the sharing what phenomenal.


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It's odd to be packing for a 20-day "business road trip." I'm taking way too much...but who cares? Behind the wheel of a big, safe, American car (a GMC Yukon), my driver Keith pulls into my driveway Saturday morning. Keith, an ace tour salesperson and tour guide from my office, will be my roadie and represent ETBD at each event along the way, handing out our newsletter and so on.
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At precisely 9:11 a.m., we set the odometer to zero and pull out. Taking a left at the Space Needle, we head southeast -- direction Florida. Within an hour, we are in the cloud-shrouded, snow-blanketed Cascade Mountains.
Popping out of the clouds on the other side reminds me of my childhood--long before I ever fingered Europe on a globe. Each weekend my parents would pick up my sisters and me at school on Friday afternoon, and we'd head out. In sunny weather we headed north to go boating in the San Juan Islands. In rainy weather it was "east of the mountains." In our family "east of the mountains" was like a cry for liberty. Regardless of the weather in rainy Seattle, "east of the mountains" promised brilliant sunshine and lots of camping and boating fun.
Busting out of the mountains, I'm greeted by Washington's "Inland Empire" and the sleepy town of Cle Elum. Our first stop: the century-old Cle Elum Bakery with minutes-old treats just out of its oven. I order a maple bar -- the choice of my childhood. With that first bite it occurs to me that I haven't tasted a maple bar for 30 years. What's with that?! Was I trying to establish I'm not a child any more? Maple bars...I'm back. Keith gets an apple fritter, and we both promise --with great insincerity -- to be sure to exercise during our road trip. Chatting with locals and enjoying historic photos, I endure a coffee that made me ache for Starbucks, but I'm trying to stick to local, independent, small businesses.
Two hours into our 20-day road trip, I look down on the Yakima River determinedly cutting its S-shaped, mini-Grand Canyon into the foothills of the Cascades, and I find myself thinking, "Why don't I get out more?!" This is absolutely great. I want to go river rafting. Getting off the highway, we pass through small towns with log cabins housing their chambers of commerce.
As the mountains pass, the sky gets big. How big is your sky? In Switzerland, valley people enjoy only half the sky Inland-Empire people do. The cabin of our Yukon SUV is huge too...a different world from my little Acura. If you don't get out, you don't know the options.
I love our car. With my office set up in the back seat, I have all the latest gear to charge batteries and be online as we drive. Since I've got my noise-reduction headphones and a friendly cooler at my side, time will pass wonderfully to the clicking sounds of my laptop keyboard.
I've got a little library filling a plastic bin: Jamie Jensen's "Road Trip USA" published by Avalon (my publisher), "1000 Places to See Before You Die in the USA," "Road Food" by Jane and Michael Stern (who I've enjoyed interviewing several times on my radio show) and their other book (which complements nicely the "before you die" book) "500 Things to Eat Before It's Too Late."
While Keith runs our GPS, I'm learning that Google on the road is a real blessing. For instance, coming into Yakima, I learn that Gary Puckett--a singer I hated in the 1970s--was a famous resident, and the neighboring town is what gave him a name for his horrible band: The Union Gap. With all the road-trip distractions, it's becoming clear: I won't be getting as much writing done as I hoped.
Rick in Eastern Washington
The city of Ellensburg is marked by towering piles of wooden boxes--apple crates. The capital of apple-orchard country, it has enough crates to build a rampart completely around the town. Surrounding the town, orchards of apple trees, naked and taking the winter off, are trimmed like some vast topiary garden--each tree just the right height...crouching and poised as if awaiting the starting gun of spring to begin producing fruit.
Heading out of Ellensburg, a tumbleweed tumbles across the highway as my phone rings. My girlfriend, Trish, calls from Anchorage in tears. My sister Jan had just pranced happily by her, mushing 14 frisky dogs as the Iditarod race had begun. As years of training and hard work were coming to a head, Jan was setting off to reach her dream. On the very day I was setting off for sunny Florida in a big comfy SUV, my little sister was heading through the wilderness for Nome. And even to witness the race's start had enough punch to get anyone overcome with happy emotion. Trish is reporting on the action through Jan's blog. Don't miss it!
While Washington is two states on the Weather Channel, it's also two states politically...divided by "the Cascade Curtain." Like so many states (and our country in general) the urban "coast" tends to be more progressive, and the rugged, sparsely populated, agricultural interior tends to be more conservative.
For me, the fun challenge for this trip is to better understand the rural and interior perspective while thoughtfully sharing the world view my travels have given me. I'm kicking this 20-day, 20-city tour off with a stop in probably the most conservative corner of my state: the Tri-Cities. With the huge government investment to create a nuclear bomb during World War II and then to stoke our nuclear power industry, three sleepy towns called Richland, Pasco, and Kennewick grew into one urban zone with a quarter of a million people called the Tri-Cities.
Even thought the nuclear industry has shifted into the "what-to-do-with-contaminated-garbage" phase, the Tri Cities thrives to this day with government money and world-class scientists finding ways to safely deep-store lots of nuclear waste. With its classic 1950s-era buses that once shuttled legions of workers to the Hanford nuclear site, "Wonder Years" lanes of government-funded efficiency housing, and a high school football team still called the Richland Bombers, the Tri-Cities has a kind of nuclear nostalgia. Meanwhile, lots of great minds and federal dollars still come together here with a new agenda: to develop technology to safely "vitrify" (turn into glass) nuclear waste. The vibe these days is that these great scientists and the heritage of the local industry will put the Tri-Cities on the map as a booming center for developing smart energy for the future.
After a quick visit to the tiny Northwest Public Television station for a local affairs show interview and to tape some promos, I try unsuccessfully to piece together an appealing dinner from the VIP Meet & Greet Buffet. Then, at 7 p.m., with 420 people packing the Red Lion Hotel's ballroom room, I give my talk. Billed as my political talk, I couldn't bear not to give my European travel talk too. So I tell people they're getting a double-header: first the political talk, then, after a break, travel. By 10:30 p.m. I am in my hotel room upstairs marveling at how exciting this first day was and wondering how I'll hold up with this intensity for the next 20. Tomorrow: Boise.


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Students in the Welding Technology Certificate Program will gain the knowledge and the skills to make satisfactory welds in all positions using the following techniques: shielded metal arc welding, gas metal arc welding, gas tungsten arc welding, and flux cored arc welding. Students will also learn how to maintain tools and equipment and they will learn how to read and interpret blueprints. Upon completion of this program, students are eligible to apply to be listed in the AWS National Registry of Welders.
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The world is growing and building at a much faster rate than workers can be trained. Welding Technology Certificate Program students' skills will be in high demand in many different settings from the creative arts in a museum district to oil rigs in the Atlantic Ocean. Other places needing students' new skills are: fabrication shops, aircraft contractors, boiler maintenance companies, specialty welding shops, as well as ship building and other transportation industries. According to the Montana Department of Labor, the 2007 median hourly wage was $15.86. A welding student's salary may grow when an employer sees the completed one year training program and the AWS National Registry of Welders listing.
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- Understand power sources and current types
- Interpret welding blueprints and weld symbols
- Use basic welding metallurgy
- Use oral and written communication skills in the workplace, including terminology in the welding industry
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A grade of "C-" or above is required for all courses for graduation.
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A spicy blend of herbs, vinegar and chilli make this delicious Jamaican-inspired chicken.
OK, so maybe I am merely a novice in the kitchen, but here I am preparing this dish (it's marinating as we speak) and my hands start burning. How was I supposed to know not to touch the pepper with my hands? Apparently (now that I have researched the Habenero peppers online) you are not supposed to touch these peppers with your bare hands (i.e., you are supposed to wear rubber gloves) and you must wash the cutting board and knives to prevent the spreading of this capsaicin in the pepper which can burn your skin upon contact. I THINK THIS IS SOMETHING THAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN INCLUDED IN THE RECIPE DIRECTIONS!! Some sort of 'handling instructions or warning' and what to do if you happen to come into contact with this capsaicin. I am so disappointed, I am ready to dump the dish and start something else for dinner. - 29 Apr 2004 (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)
If you haven't eaten jerk chicken this is a good recipe but there are better ones out there. The ones I've used have these ingrediants and a lot more, like orange juice, white wine vingar in addition to the red wine, scallions, ginger, etc. If you like this recipe, then look around for others and sample the differences. Once you come up with a great jerk sauce, you can use it on chicken, beef, pork, etc. - 11 Dec 2002 (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)
This didn't turn out for me. It didn't look anything like the picture either. Although my husband and son liked it, I didn't care much for it. I may try again, but grill instead of broil. **Update to my first review. I am now giving this 5 stars. I made some mistakes the first time I made this, so when its prepared correct it's delicious. The one thing I keep forgetting to do is hold out part of the marinade to pour over after cooking, but even without it the flavor is great. We also grilled it this time instead of broiling and it is definitely better cooked on the grill. - 13 Feb 2006 (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)


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7002 - Purchases of Computer Hardware, Software and Services
Ensure that computers, computer peripherals and software purchases are compatible with the city-wide networks and standards; maximize the portability or transfer of data and technical support services throughout the city; provide a review for compliance with all standards, limitations and requirements; provide for a review of requests to consider variances to any standard, limitation or requirement.
Prior to making any order for computer, computer peripheral or software, department directors or their designee should submit the planned purchase information to the Information Technology (IT) Manage for review. Each request should identify the items in reasonable detail, the intended use and specify the budget account code with anticipated cost.
Purchases are not to be made without the approval of the IT Manager. The IT Manager should maintain a record of each request with a reason for approval or denial.
The IT Manager is to review each purchase and make sure the computers, peripherals and software are consistent and compatible with 1) local area network software & hardware, 2) wide area network software and hardware, and 3) standards set for hardware and software products.
Purchases may not exceed city-wide standards or limitations except when there is a documented justifiable reason. Similarly, purchases will not be below set limits to avoid early obsolescence.
The IT Manager will review the anticipated cost of the purchase and will make recommendations, when appropriate, to minimize cost. The IT Manager may require separate purchases of similar items to be combined and ordered together to save money.
The IT Manager may require hardware and software to be purchased through a specific vendor when it provides the best overall price for the product.
City-wide hardware and software standards will be approved by the City Manager with recommendation from the IT Manager and Department Directors. Requests for changes to the standards will be channeled through the IT Manager who will forward them to the City Manager with a recommendation. The IT Manager will maintain a file of approvals and changes. If a request for a variance in a standard or limitation is denied, it may be appealed to the City Manager. The appeal shall be made in writing by the Department Director with a copy sent to the IT Manager.
Current Purchasing Standards
The purchasing standards serve as guidelines to help the City get the maximum value from computer hardware, software, and peripheral purchases. The IT Manager will interpret and apply these standards.
The current purchasing standard for computer hardware is as follows: The City will purchase reasonably priced hardware that uses proven technology, often a step below the most current, cutting edge technology at the time of purchase.
The current purchasing standard for computer software is as follows: The purchase of application programs should, whenever possible, be consistent throughout the City. For example, if the city-wide standard for word processing is Microsoft Word then all purchases should be for this product. Application programs for which no city-wide standard exists may be purchased if it passes the IT Manager's review for compatibility.
Consultants: Before engaging an outside vendor or consultant to set-up, repair, or give advice concerning City computer hardware and software, departments should coordinate such requests with the IT Manager. The IT Manager should provide the service to the department if he/she has the expertise and time required. If not, the IT Manager will advise the department about using vendors which may already be designated for such services. If none such are designated, he/she should make sure the department is following this and other policies and authorize the department to engage the requested vendors services. The department is responsible for all budget appropriation requirements.
Amended, 12/4/2003
Minor Edit, 12/30/2003
Minor Edit, 12/30/2003


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Since my last post I've been to just two live sporting events. The first was great, the second was, well, fun for something different.
Shortly after leaving Vancouver I arrived in Seattle with my main aim to watch Lauren Jackson and Tully Bevilaqua compete for the Seattle Storm and Indiana Fever respectively, in the WNBA. This was my first experience watching the WNBA live, and it was a good one.
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Everything about the game was entertaining. The game itself, featuring two of the better teams in the league was of course top notch, but I was also very impressed with the game nigh presentation and the enthusiasm of the crowd. Women's basketball cops of a lot of criticism throughout the world, but this was far from a second tier event.
Lauren Jackson was of course, the star of the show, while Tully also played some great basketball, and overall I left the game very happy with what I saw.
The other live sporting event I witnessed recently was once I got to Ottawa. With the AFL getting close to finals back home, I was craving a bit of Aussie Rules Football action, so after finding a local team, the Ottawa Swans of the Ontatio AFL, I convinced my friends to come along and watch. It wasn't exactly highly skilled action, but it was kinda fun to see a bunch of fellow expats running around chasing the leather.
On a personal note, a recent transaction by the Toronto Raptors makes me even more eager to see the coming season, as they acquired Australian Boomers big man, David Andersen via trade. Having a player from my own country (and my city) represent the team I support will make it extra exciting when I make the trip down to Toronto this season.
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From Mastic, New York, USA:
My 27 year old daughter, diagnosed with type 2 diabetes at the age of 14, has developed constant vomiting within the last five months. It was coming and going at first, but this last month has gotten progressively worse. All tests for any other problems are negative, nobody seems to know what to do, and there have been no answers. I am becoming more and more afraid of losing her because her father, who died three years ago, also had type 2 diabetes for more then 10 years and would sometimes also have bouts of vomiting, but not as severe.
She is just out of the hospital, and the last answer was there is nothing more that they can do except to bring her back if it gets worse. I had asked the doctor to consult with a diabetes specialist but was told that they could't do any more then what he was doing, and he refused to call one in. I know there has to be an answer somewhere. Please help me to find one.
I would suggest you get another opinion from a diabetes-specific health care provider. It sounds like your daughter has gastroparesis which is a difficult problem to treat. However, there are some new things in the area for severe problems.
[Editor's comment: Your daughter should insist on getting a second opinion. In this case, if there are no diabetes specialists around, another option would be a referral to a gastroenterologist. Recurrent vomiting in a patient with diabetes could be life-threatening, as the vomiting can lead to DKA [diabetic ketoacidosis] in people with either type 1 or type 2 diabetes. WWQ]
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de zwarten wrote:If the criterium is 'desirability', Italy wins hands down.
But it isn't, and never should be, as a criterium for the question of "industry leader." "Marketing leader" perhaps, as even "market leader" would not apply.
Desirability falls into the realm of personal subjectivity, not objectivity.
For example: While I do very much appreciate some Italian marques, I have no desire for Campagnolo. That's purely personal. Is it a great functioning group? Yes. All groups are perfectly functional if they are set up properly. Does it look nice? Sure, maybe, but my respect for Campagnolo does not transfer to desirability nor does it guarantee that it will remain on a bike that I will want to ride. You, and perhaps someone like KGT, may find the complete opposite - which is fine and in no way is that ever incorrect - as we each have our own preferences which must be respected. 'Desirability' is a term for each person's preference.
While Campagnolo was the "first" more often than not in the past, this does not make them an industry leader now. Furthermore that is sighting one company, not looking at the collective of companies representing a country within an industry, which is what we are looking at here in this thread.


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Attention GTA Shipwreck Enthusiasts: In an effort to revitalize the Toronto Chapter of SOS and get some kind of regular meetings going, we will be looking to host a kick off meeting in early February. I would like some feedback as to where people would like to meet. Probably a weekday evening. Most successful chapters try to make their meetings a social event, so any restaurant where a group can get together and still hear a conversation is good. Lets have fun, exchange some stories and figure out what we can all contribute to maritime heritage in this region.
Past and Present Members of Save Ontario Shipwrecks Toronto Chapter,
There will be a general meeting of the chapter on February 13, 2013 at the Radison Hotel, 401 and DVP (55 Hall Crown Place) at 7:00pm. The meeting will take place in the restaurant.
All past, current or prospective members are encouraged to attend. There will be some time to socialize and discuss the Toronto Chapter and its future. If possible / practical, we will also hold the chapter AGM as is required by our by-laws.
On Tuesday May 20th, 2013 we held our May Toronto Chapter meeting which was well attended again.
The minutes are posted below. We still have a few spots in our NAS 1 Course running June 14, 15 and 16th hosted by Toronto Chapter.
The initial email has gone out making sure that our participants emails are correct. If you have any questions about NAS please contact the Chapter Chair- Dar
Everyone is invited to the next meeting of SOS Superior Chapter. We will be meeting November 18th, 1800 at Thunder Country Diving.
We will be having updates from all of our projects and making plans for the future. Everyone is welcome.
Date: November 18 2015
Time: 1800
Location: Thunder Country Diving, 500 May St N.
SOS - Superior Chapter will be holding its AGM on January 13 2016. The meeting will start at 6 pm upstairs at Thunder Country Diving. This year we are pleased to offer the option for people to join us online via Google Hangout.
Everyone is welcome to come and listen to presentations about our projects which were undertaken in 2015 and see what we have in store for 2016.
Please see attached PDF