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The TEDTalks obsessed Indji Ghattas learned independence earlier than most, at the age of 12 where she got her first job and realized that there's more to life than depending on your parents for support. She runs the Harley Davidson dealership by morning and turns badass by night. Her friends often joke that if they opened up her blood vessels, they would find motorcycles moving around. But there's more to Ghattas than Harleys, read more to find out!
1- You run a Harley-Davidson dealership in Egypt, a country fueled by gender inequality, so what are some of the hardest moments you had to go through to defy stereotypes?
I didn't experience a lot of inequality in my line of work. On the contrary, I think it was a big plus – me being a woman conquering a man's world. When we're on the road, I get a lot of thumbs up from men and women for riding a Harley. I honestly can't say that I felt unequal, but the riders usually try to make sure I'm safe; it's not inequality, it's them being gentlemen.
2- Do you ever feel like you're being undermined/disrespected as a woman in your field?
In the beginning, I felt undermined, but not disrespected. When people would walk into the store, they would ask, "Is there a guy we can talk to?" because they would think 'ugh, another woman, what would she know' because it's all bikes and oils and chroming which is supposed to be manly machines. But after a while, I established a name for myself and proved that I'm just as a capable as any man in my field.
3- How often do you get to ride?
On some weekends, we ride to Sokhna or halfway to Sahrawy, but my favorite rides are the long ones. I rode to Luxor and Lebanon once and to Jordan four times. The road to Lebanon and Jordan is quiet laid back as we get to relax and take snack, bathroom and coffee breaks. It's only hectic because of the borders and because the region is difficult. We usually go on the course of two days unlike riding to Luxor, which is much tougher because we drive 760 kilometers a day and take no stops.
4- How does riding make you feel?
I say this a lot but the closest feeling you'll get to flying is riding. You feel like a bird with everything levitating you off the floor.
5- When did you first start developing your passion towards Harleys?
I was with my father in the US and we were coming out of the hotel when he told me, "Indji come, let me show you this bike." I remember very well that it was an Ultra. I was so obsessed with the idea that I can ride on that and not fall. My father is not into riding, but I remained obsessing over the idea of how can I get on that bike. Then it totally went away and I never had the passion again until we took over the brand. The truth is that Harleys either grow on you or not, and over the years, it grew on me too much and no one or anything could ever make me leave Harley Davidson.
6- Do you know any of the other few women who ride Harleys in Egypt?
In 2016, we got together for at least five or six times. We did a women's only ride and had a one day photo session, one day for breast cancer awareness and one day for violence against women. On the day for the UN Women Against Violence, I led the formation which consisted of 90 bikes in total, 12 women and the rest men. I led the way with the women behind me while the men followed. This marked the first time for Egypt to have a woman lead the formation. The men were there to support us and our causes.
7- How did your family's support make a difference throughout your journey to get to where you are now?
My mother & father were scared and worried as parents, but my mom always pushed me to go and try things. I'd tell her I'm going for 2 weeks to ride my bike on an adventure and she'd go like 'Ok', but of course with a hint of worry in her tone.
8- Do you see any difference in Egyptians' muddled perception towards women tapping into fields that were culturally associated with men, from when you first started and now?
I don't like the idea that there are fields for men and others for women. Human beings, history and culture developed the discriminations that we're all fighting against now, but the world initially wasn't meant to be this way. On all levels, whether it's politics, business or medicine, I see women breaking grounds very strongly lately.
9- What do you think women should do to be perceived as equal to men?
Women will never be perceived as equal to men and I don't think they should be. There are rights I believe I should have equally to men such as being offered the same opportunities, getting the same promotions and salary, but men will be men and women will be women. There are some aspects where men and women shouldn't be equal because each has a different role to play.
10- Who would you say is your role model?
Every woman who goes after her dreams and never gives up is a role model to me. Also, my grandfather who was a handcrafting man who did everything with his hands and opened up for me many doors.
11- What would you advise young girls and boys?
I would advise them not to waste their time. It makes me so sad that the new generation is wasting so much time on this technology-infested world. I now find myself wishing that I had read more and had done more when I had the luxury of time. I'm fortunate to say that I did everything I can with it. My advice to them is that if they had to get bored then get bored of doing too many things, but not because you're doing nothing with your time. Every child born is born with a talent, but parents don't invest much time in learning what their child's talent is. They should help develop it because without these talents, the world will suffer. Lastly, I urge parents to let their children explore. Stop telling little boys not to play with dolls and little girls to stick to them. I played with dolls all my life. I was the doll of all dolls and had the full Barbie collection, and now I grew up to become someone who likes guns, knives and motorcycles.
12- What are your plans for your future?
For Harley, I really hope that people would understand that riding motorcycles is pure pleasure and I would like to put emphasis on pure as it has nothing to do with status. I took over Porsche about 6 months ago, because I was starting to get too laid-back. Sticking with the same brand for too long makes you lazy as you fall into a routine and I'm a person who works well under pressure and I need to be really intimidated to work well. Also, cooking is a passion of mine, so hopefully I'll get to travel to France and take the cooking course I've been enthusiastic about for so long now. I wish my dog, Sky, and my owl, Sugar to stay happy and healthy. I wish I could go on at least one trip abroad to Croatia, Tibet, St. Petersburg or Tanzania. My intuition tells me it's going to be a super year.


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A NEW community transport initiative has been launched to help residents in Redditch get to the Worcestershire Royal Hospital.
The service, only for those who can't use public transport, will cost around £30 and is being provided by volunteer drivers who will pick up from people's homes.
It is hoped that Community Transport Connections will help enable residents to get to their appointments and to visit loved ones.
The scheme is being delivered as a partnership by the county's council's existing Community Transport (CT) operators, is funded by the Department for Transport's Total Transport initiative and supported by Worcestershire County Council and healthcare providers.
Rachel Maclean, MP for Redditch, said she was delighted that the scheme was now up and running.
"After the hopper bus scheme came to an end in August I was anxious to see a replacement service in place as soon as possible, and so I am delighted at this announcement this week, although of course I do regret that residents have been left with no service for a few weeks," she said.
"I'm also pleased the Department for Transport's Total Transport initiative has been able to part-fund the scheme which will offer an individual, patient focussed service supporting those who are unable to travel to do so."
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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah officials have reached a deal to sell a land parcel to a group of residents instead of a construction company, effectively scrapping plans for a gravel pit near Capitol Reef National Park. The School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration approved a $525,000...
The man was booked in jail Wednesday on charges of sodomy on a child and aggravated sexual abuse of a child, both first degree-felonies.
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A Roy man accused of molesting a boy multiple times pleaded guilty to multiple felonies in connection with the case.
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One of the best ways to improve and learn new tying skills and make new friends is to attend one of the tying events held in our area on a weekly basis. If you are a seasoned and experienced tyer you can bet that many of us would be glad to learn a new pattern or technique. If you are new to the whole mystifying ordeal of putting thread and feathers on a hook do not be intimidated. Come and watch , enjoy a cold one ,catch up on recent fishing reports. If you think you might give it a try no investment is needed. Plenty of our club members will share an extra vise and tools to get you started. Try before you buy….
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Wednesday nights @ 6:30 . Call ahead for details and information.
Stephen Woodcock is the Backwoods fly fishing manager and go to guy for all your fly fishing needs. Stephen was instrumental in getting my fly tying off to a good start a few years ago. He was kind enough to loan me a vise and tools at a Wednesday night tie session. He didn't laugh too loud when I put my dumbbell eyes on the wrong side of the hook and then had to show me how to whip finish at least a dozen times ! Backwoods fly tie nights are well attended with lots of knowledgeable tyers that are willing to help and share.
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This group is growing in attendance. Usually headed up by FWFF members Les Jackson and Mike McCorkhill . We enjoy the Mexican cuisine and cold drinks served by Lynda before making the fur, feathers and lies fly. If you don't mind a bit of rabbit fur in your salsa or peacock herl in your PBR come join us !
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Fox gets David James Kelly to script next 'Wolverine'
22 Mar, 2014 - 03:53 PM IST | By indiantelevision.com Team | 1100 Reads
MUMBAI: Fox has roped in David James Kelly as scribe for the next installment of The Wolverine, the X-Men franchise spinoff that James Mangold will direct with Hugh Jackman reprising his signature role.
The studio is eyeing a 3 March 2017, release. Kelly is also in line to adapt the Dark Horse graphic novel Mind Mgmt for Scott Free Productions and the original pitch Sentinel for Appian Way and Fox.
The 2013 released The Wolverine made on a production budget of $120 million managed to make nearly $415 million in worldwide collections.


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Why I Still Enjoy Pro Wrestling
As I'm typing this, I'm listening/watching Talking Smack on the WWE Network (only $9.99/month).
A grown damn man and I still find time during the day to get my dose of pro wrestling, particular WWE.
I frequent r/squaredcircle during the day and have built a pro wrestling site curating the best content online (complete with attribution to their respective sources, so I'm not stealing them).
I still scream like a little girl like watching Wrestlemania every year. I put everything on hold – work included – so I can focus all my energies on watching the show from start to finish.
On my author bios on all the sites I write, I always include "pro wrestling fan." It's something that I feel proud enough to include as one of my identifiers.
I understand how some would find this strange. It's soap opera for men. It's pretend fighting where the matches are predetermined, and everything is one big joke.
Honestly, I don't care what people think. I enjoy the heck out of larger-than-life characters locking horns and kicking ass.
I treat pro wrestling as a valid form of entertainment. Its athletic aspect should not be downplayed, but its emotional and storytelling component is what I thoroughly love about "sports entertainment." Granted, they don't always get it – some of the stories are downright cheesy and cringeworthy. However, when they get it right, pro wrestling compares to the best forms of entertainment in the media.
The moment when Seth Rollins betrayed his brothers in The Shield and sold his soul to The Corporation…
…when CM Punk came out to a hair-raising pop in his hometown of Chicago in the 2011 Money in the Bank (also arguably the best match against John Cena in the past decade)…
…when Daniel Bryan was forced to retire due to injury and gave a heartfelt speech in front of his hometown crowd in Washington…
…and the latest, the betrayal of Kevin Owens against his "best friend" Chris Jericho during The Festival of Friendship from last night's RAW…
…these all pull out emotions from me that are similar when watching a good film or reading a compelling book.
At the very core of pro wrestling is the ride itself. You don't have to overthink and analyze it. Just watch and immerse yourself into the experience.
Let your imagination run wild like the hundreds and thousands of Hulkamaniacs in the '80s. Think of the bodies they put on the line during matches are accessories that help push the narrative until it reaches a climax. Let the kid in you cheer and boo people you like and don't like.
Just enjoy the ride.
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Statoil secures strategic alliance with Rosneft in Russian exploration, gaining a 33.33% stake in four offshore arctic exploration blocks
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25 Quotes from Unhyphenated Americans: Booker T. Washington
Booker Taliaferro Washington was born as a slave on April 5, 1856, in Hale's Ford, VA. Before his untimely death due to hypertension,(high blood pressure) on November 4, 1915, he had risen to become not only one of the most prominent and influential men in all of America, but he was recognized and respected around the world. He was the first Black man to enter the White House through the front door, and to be a "Guest of Honor" and dine with a President of the United States (Theodore Roosevelt) and the First Family.
On July 4, 1881, he became the founding principal of Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute, which was created not to produce farmers and tradesmen, but to create people who could go out and teach the skills of farming, and teach the trades in the new schools and colleges that would be necessary for Blacks across the South to lift themselves "UP FROM SLAVERY".
He spent the next 34 years, traveling around the country and world, preaching the message of an Unhyphenated America, and raising funds for his school, and many other schools across the country. Upon his death, Tuskegee Institute had an endowment of approximately $1.5 Million, which would be approximately $34 Million in 2013 dollars, adjusted for inflation.
Here is a collection of twenty-five of some of his most noteworthy quotes:
(1) "I have begun everything with the idea that I could succeed, and I never had much patience with the multitudes of people who are always ready to explain why one cannot succeed."
(2) "Character, not circumstances, makes the man."
(3) "The world cares little about what a man knows;it cares more about what a man is able to do."
(4) "The individual who can do something that the world wants done well, in the end, make his way regardless of his race."
(5) "At the bottom of education, at the bottom of politics, even at the bottom of religion, there must be for our race economic independence."
(6) "No man, who continues to add something to the material, intellectual and moral well-being of the place in which he lives, is left long without proper reward."
(7) "Among a large class, there seemed to be a dependence upon the government for every conceivable thing. The members of this class had little ambition to create a position for themselves, but wanted the federal officials to create one for them."
(8) "There is another class of coloured people who make a business of keeping the troubles, the wrongs, and the hardships of the Negro race before the public. Having learned that they are able to make a living out of their troubles, they have grown into the settled habit of advertising their wrongs — partly because they want sympathy and partly because it pays. Some of these people do not want the Negro to lose his grievances, because they do not want to lose their jobs."
(9) "The wisest among my race understand that agitations of social equality is the extremist folly, and that progress in the enjoyment of all privileges that will come to us must be the result of severe and constant struggle rather than of artificial forcing."
(10) "I have learned that success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed."
(11) "I have begun everything with the idea that I could succeed, and I never had much patience with the multitudes of people who are always ready to explain why one cannot succeed."
(12) "The older I grow, the more I am convinced that there is no education which one can get from books and costly apparatus that is equal to that which can be gotten from contact with great men and women."
(13) "No race can prosper till it learns that there is as much dignity in tilling a field as in writing a poem."
(14) "It is important and right that all privileges of the law be ours, but it is vastly more important that we be prepared for the exercise of those privileges."
(15) "I learned what education was expected to do for an individual. Before going there I had a good deal of the then rather prevalent idea among our people that to secure an education meant to have a good, easy time, free from all necessity for manual labor. At Hampton I not only learned that it was not a disgrace to labor, but learned to love labor, not alone for its financial value, but for labor's own sake and for the independence and self-reliance which the ability to do something which the world wants done brings. At that institution I got my first taste of what it meant to live a life of unselfishness, my first knowledge of the fact that the happiest individuals are those who do the most to make others useful and happy."
(16) "My experience is that people who call themselves "The Intellectuals" understand theories, but they do not understand things. I have long been convinced that, if these men could have gone into the South and taken up and become interested in some practical work which would have brought them in touch with people and things, the whole world would have looked very different to them. Bad as conditions might have seemed at first, when they saw that actual progress was being made, they would have taken a more hopeful view of the situation."
(17) "I knew that, in a large degree, we were trying an experiment–that of testing whether or not it was possible for Negroes to build up and control the affairs of a large education institution. I knew that if we failed it wold injure the whole race."
(18) "My experience has been that the time to test a true gentleman is to observe him when he is in contact with individuals of a race that is less fortunate than his own."
(19) "Too often, it seems to me, in missionary and educational work among underdeveloped races, people yield to the temptation of doing that which was done a hundred years before, or is being done in other communities a thousand miles away. The temptation often is to run each individual through a certain educational mold, regardless of the condition of the subject or the end to be accomplished."
(20) "A race, like an individual, lifts itself up by lifting others up."
(21) "The ambition to secure an education was most praiseworthy and encouraging. The idea, however, was too prevalent that, as soon as one secured a little education, in some unexplainable way he would be free from most of the hardships of the world, and, at any rate, could live without manual labour. There was a further feeling that a knowledge, however little, of the Greek and Latin languages would make one a very superior human being, something bordering almost on the supernatural."
(22) "I have been made to feel sad for such persons because I am conscious of the fact that mere connection with what is known as a superior race will not permanently carry an individual forward unless he has individual worth, and mere connection with what is regarded as an inferior race will not finally hold an individual back if he possesses intrinsic, individual merit. Every persecuted individual and race should get much consolation out of the great human law, which is universal and eternal, that merit, no matter under what skin found, is, in the long run, recognized and rewarded."
(23) "We do not want the men of another color for our brothers-in-law, but we do want them for our brothers."
(24) "One man cannot hold another man down in the ditch without remaining down in the ditch with him."
(25) "We must reinforce argument with results."
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Pragmatic Airway Resuscitation Trial (PART)
This research trial studies patients in cardiac arrest. Cardiac arrest is a medical emergency where the heart stops beating, the patient collapses suddenly, and the patient stops breathing normally. Typically, paramedics are called to the scene via 911 and attempt to resuscitate the patient.
Resuscitation includes CPR (chest compressions, artificial breathing with oxygen, and electric shocks). About 1 person in 10 survives cardiac arrest that happens outside of the hospital.'
In cardiac arrest, paramedics usually place tubes in the mouth and throat to help deliver oxygen. These tubes are superior for delivering oxygen compared to a mask over the face. Two different types of tubes are widely used: endotracheal intubation (ETI) or laryngeal tube (LT) placement.
ETI is the most common technique used in the hospital, and in emergency situations outside of hospitals. For ETI, paramedics place a large, lighted metal laryngoscope (like a big tongue depressor) into the mouth in order to see the vocal cords. Once the vocal cords are seen, the provider inserts a plastic breathing tube through the vocal cords, and into the trachea, or windpipe. In the US, paramedics have performed ETI for over 30 years. This technique requires practice and skill, and some studies found a higher-than-desired failure rate of inserting this type of tube properly outside of the hospital.
LT placement involves inserting a tube straight into the esophagus (the opening to the stomach, where you swallow food) instead of the trachea. This tube blocks off the opening to the esophagus so that air can only go into the trachea and lungs. This technique does not require as much training as is required for the endotracheal tube, because paramedics do not need to be able to see the vocal cords. This tube is usually replaced by ETI after a patient arrives at the hospital.
While both of these airway tubes are approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and LT use by paramedics is increasing, there have been no studies testing whether LT is better or worse than ETI when used by paramedics outside of the hospital.
This study will compare ETI versus LT placement during cardiac arrest. Several EMS agencies in the Pittsburgh area will participate in this study. The EMS agencies already perform ETI or LT placement, but they will receive additional training before beginning the study. Each ambulance will use one of the tubes (ETI or LT) as their first-line approach for a period of time (weeks or months), and then will switch to using the other tube. Any time that a paramedic is not able to insert one tube successfully, he or she is allowed to use the alternate tube as a backup. This research will look at the outcomes of people who are enrolled in the study, to see if patients treated with ETI first or the LT first have a higher survival rate or any complications. This study will only enroll adults, ages 18 and over.
Patients having a cardiac arrest are always unconscious, and cannot give consent to be in research study. In addition, these treatments must be given within seconds. Therefore, we are asking permission to conduct this research with an exception from informed consent. After a patient regains consciousness, he or she will be able to withdraw from further involvement in the study. In addition, researchers will notify the family or legally authorized representatives of any patient about the study as soon as feasible after the emergency.
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Quest University Canada / Room 216
Popular models of long-term memory (LTM) organization in the brain suggest that the hippocampus (HPC) has a specific, unique role in LTM. Authors of popular theories highlight specific patterns of amnesia when the HPC is damaged before a learning event. However, these views also suggest that HPC damage should have equivalent amnestic effects if disrupted before or soon after a learning event. By contrast to this prediction, several groups have shown that HPC damage after learning causes more widespread, or "global" amnesia. This general effect remains without explanation in popular models of HPC function in LTM. Here, I suggest a new concept, on long-term memory organization to account for these effects and generate several new predictions. In recent work, we have begun to confirm some of these predictions, supporting a general role of the HPC in LTM organization.


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The Wainwright Society is delighted to announce the winner of the 2015 Photographic Competition.
A total of 117 entries in the Society's 2015 Photographic Competition were judged by Derry Brabbs, the photographer who collaborated with Alfred Wainwright in the 1980s to produce seven of his 'large format' books.
There were two classes, an Open Class and a Themed Class with an overall Best in Show photograph.
The winner of the Open Class was Ed Hamblett with his photograph, Derwentwater.
Derry commented: 'This is a very strong composition laden with atmosphere. The strong silhouette of the gate and fence leading down into the heart of the image take the viewer's eye up to the line of fells on the horizon. The clouds are very strong and their reflections on the water combine to make a strikingly graphic image.'
The winner of the Themed Class (Upon reaching the summit …) and judged Best in Show was Niels Rasmussen with his photograph, The summit of Sallows
Derry commented: "This is an outstanding photograph laden with atmosphere and one can almost smell the cold just looking at it. The undulating remnant of stone wall has been perfectly employed as a composition tool and the silhouetted walker and dog are perfectly placed within the frame. However, it is the fabulous blue wintry sky with streaked cloud formations that really makes the image stand out and really does back my insistent mantra that skies really do matter in landscape photography."
In selecting The summit of Sallows as Best in Show, Derry said: "I had the unenviable task of choosing which of the two class winners should be awarded the accolade of 'Best in Show'. Both images were outstanding but in the end I had no qualms about selecting The summit of Sallows as it readily passed the 'which picture would I never tire of looking at on my wall test' and so my congratulations to the frostbitten photographer who braved the harsh elements to capture that stunning image."


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As an added attraction to the Bluebell Railway visit by the three Deltics, Bluebell Railway President, Gordon Pettitt, will be presenting a talk, Trial Trips and Deltic performance on the ECML
Date: Saturday 7th October 2017
Time: 14.15 to 14.45
Venue: Birch Grove Suite which is the function room above the Bessemer Arms Restaurant at Sheffield Park Station. This does have disabled access.
Apart from being BRPS President, Gordon was a Manager on the Eastern Region of British Railways when the Deltics were introduced and so has a unique insight into their performance in the early days and so is obviously of interest to DPS members.
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My family is looking for a Sanaan(sp) breeder in S.W. Va - Craig co. Blacksburg, Botetourt Co.- that general area. Interested in two does kids this spring. Thanks , Fishdawg
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Farm Crops Department Photographs, 1919-1960
The Farm Crops Department Photographs illustrate research activities on crops, such as grasses, and the use of agricultural machinery. This collection has been digitized and made available online.
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Scope and Content Notes
This collection consists of photographs from the Farm Crops Department. Most of the photographs are identified and half are dated. Six of the images listed on the original inventory are missing and noted in the updated inventory. The images primarily depict plants such as barnyard grass seedlings, phorium, and fescue undergoing experimentation and land under cultivation by both horse drawn and mechanical farm equipment at the Oregon Experiment Station. Department staff, such as Ritchie Cowan, H.A. Schoth and Dr. Frakes, are also depicted in these photographs.
All of the photographs are black and white prints and there are three negatives.
This collection has been digitized and made available online.
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Preferred Citation: Farm Crops Department Photographs (P 130), Oregon State University Special Collections and Archives Research Center, Corvallis, Oregon.
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It is the policy of Decatur County General Hospital to allow patients to have visitors at anytime that is conducive to good medical care.
As a part of our commitment to provide a family-centered environment,
Decatur County General Hospital holds minimal restrictions on visiting hours.
All entrance doors will be locked at 7:00 P.M. Entrance must be made in front of the nurse's station.
Infants and small children are discouraged from visiting the hospital. This is for the physical and emotional well being of the children as well as the patient.
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The hospital allows for the presence of a support individual of the patient's choice unless the individual's presence infringes on the patient's or other's rights, safety, privacy or is medically or therapeutically contraindicated.
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NORRISTOWN, Pa. — Services were held here last week for Charles Genuardi, the oldest of the five brothers who founded the Genuardi's chain.
Genuardi died at age 102 at his home in Lansdale, Pa. Along with four younger brothers, he founded the grocery chain in 1954 and operated it until 1990, when it was turned over to the next generation.
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First I would like to welcome my opponent, winnerdude, to debate.org. I hope this is a good debate and I give many thanks for you starting it. To clarify, I will first attack some arguments presented by my opponent while proceeding to construct my case.
First, a contradiction: "The kids need to try harder" " Its there [the adults] fault that the kids are failing." Ergo, to clarify whose perspective we are valuing in this debate, I ask my opponent specify in his next speech whose blame it is, or both.
Second, my opponent says that there are several problems evident in adults' attempts(or lack thereof) to help their children. "the adults needs to push little. Instead of letting them sit around on Facebook. Or letting them play there Xbox360 or Playstation. Its there fault that the kids are failing." To summarize, my opponent suggest parents aren't helping enough. Therefore, we must ask: why aren't the parents helping? The answer: the present system skews failure to mimic success, inherently making it more difficult on the parents to help and less likely the children will succeed.
Next he asserts: "They sit around and do absolutely nothing in class." I can contest that, from personal experience, Being off task in class reflects upon the children themselves, particularly their drive to succeed. For many, particularly those disenfranchised enough to be raised in less affluent neighborhoods, have difficulty summoning such confidence because of the glaring impossibility of the monumental task of getting a good grade. Therefore the problem with the drive of students to succeed lies in their ability to motivate themselves due to the current system.
Because of all of this, I suggest a reformation of the current grading system. This is because it has, time and time again, proved to provoke more issues than not. The current system alienates students with learning disabilities as well as those unfortunate enough to not recognize the significance of education. However, such issues CAN be averted, it simply takes a system that permits students to continue to push themselves while simultaneously not being overwhelmed by such(relatively) towering tasks. Ergo the solution to the issues addressed above^ can be mitigated with the simple solution of making the passing grade be a 40% and a 'D' be a 50%.
Once again, I thank my opponent for his time, the reader for their time, and am enthusiastically awaiting a good debate!
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10 FROM 10: The Week of October 19, 2005 in pictures from the Times-Union Archives
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A look back at a selection of ten photographs from The Florida Times-Union archives from the week of October 19, 2005 to October 25, 2005.
Album ID: 1986002
Photos by Times-Union Staff
YOUNG LIVES REMEMBERED: Candlelight Vigil at Terry Parker High
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Family and friends gathered in remembrance of lost loved ones at the annual Unity Plaza Candlelight Vigil Monday evening, October 19, 2015 at Terry Parker High School in Jacksonville, Florida. The vigil is in remembrance of area young lives lost to violence.
Album ID: 1986110
Photos by Will Dickey
PINK FOR BREAST CANCER: NFL and Fans Break Out the Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness
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Players, cheerleaders and fans broke out their pink attire as they took part in the NFL's "A Crucial Catch" campaign during Sunday's Jaguars vs Texans football game at EverBank Field. Throughout the NFL teams wear pink to bring increased awareness to Breast Cancer issues.
Album ID: 1985923
Photos by Bob Self, Gary McCullough
ZOMBIE BITES: Zombie chase at St. Johns Town Center all about fun
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The Arlington Toyota Kids' Fitness Zombie Chase was held Sunday morning at the St. Johns Town Center. Kids ages 5 to 15 ran a mile while trying to avoid being �bitten� (stickered) by parent, sibling and volunteer zombies that roam the course.This preceded the eighth annual Zombie Walk at Hemming Park. This year�s theme for that one will be "Carnival of the Dead�.
Album ID: 1985746
Photos by Bob Mack
JAGUARS FALL TO TEXANS: No Home Field Advantage in Jacksonville's 31 to 20 Loss to Houston
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The Jacksonville Jaguars hosted the Houston Texans at EverBank Field in Jacksonville, Florida Sunday, October 18, 2015. The Jaguars trailed 10 to 7 at the end of the first half and lost with a final score of 31 to 20.
Album ID: 1985826
Photos by Bob Self, Gary McCullough
HALLOWEEN DOORS AND MORE: Party For Children With Serious Health Issues
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Crowds packed the Jacksonville Fairgrounds Exhibition Hall Saturday afternoon, October 17, 2015 for the Northeast Florida Community Hospice Halloween Doors & More party to benefit children in the Community PedsCare program. According to Kim Namey, the Executive Director of the Community Hospice Foundation between children in the PedsCare program and their families, Sponsors and ticket holders they expected between 1000 and 1500 people in attendance for the event which included themed doorways where children could get gifts, play games and have photographs taken with their favorite characters, a disco, face painting, food and candy land where children could take their pick at a self-serve candy bar.
Album ID: 1985641
Photos by Bob Self
OKTOBERFEST TIME: Beaches festival, music, dance, beer and a ferris wheel
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The Beaches Oktoberfest, is an annual event at the Jacksonville Beach SeaWalk Pavilion. It is complete with live entertainment, a food truck village, Dogtoberfest, Craft-Toberfest and Kinderzone and the return of a 95-foot tall ferris wheel. The events started Friday and continued Saturdy Noon to 10 p.m and runs through Sunday Noon - 6pm.
Album ID: 1985653
Photos by Bob Mack
JACKSONVILLE CLASSIC: JU prevails over EWC 49-28
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The Jacksonville University Dolphins played the Edward Waters College Tigers in the Jacksonville Classic on Saturday Oct. 17, 2015 on D.B. Milne Field in Jacksonville, FL. JU would stumble a bit in the 1st quarter then go on to win 49-28.
Album ID: 1985629
Photos by Bob Mack
WHEEL FUN: Ferris wheel returns to Jax Beach with Beaches Oktoberfest
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Harkening back to the days when the Boardwalk along Jacksonville Beach had two ferris wheels and other amusement park rides, the Beaches Oktoberfest has brought a ferris wheel from the Strates Shows Inc. and set it up in the parking lot next to Latham Plaza. The festival begins on Friday Oct. 16, 2015 at 6pm until 10pm, continues Noon to 10pm Saturday and runs through Sunday Noon - 6pm.
Album ID: 1985246
Photos by Bob Mack
CROSS TOWN BATTLE: Mandarin Beats Sandalwood 52-29
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Sandalwood hosted Mandarin Friday night, October 16, 2015 in Jacksonville, Florida. Mandarin won 52-29.
Album ID: 1985310
Photos by Will Dickey
HISPANIC SCHOLARSHIPS: Achieving the Dream Scholarships awarded
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The First Coast Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (FCHCC) awarded 16 deserving college students of Hispanic descent with Achieving the Dream Scholarships at the Omni Hotel in Jacksonville, Fl on Friday Oct. 16, 2015. The program is designed to help Hispanic students in Northeast Florida to achieve their dreams and earn a college degree.
Album ID: 1985150
Photos by Bob Mack
NEW MATH: Math coach Robert Curran on the new DUVAL Math program
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Robert Curran shows an example of how words and pictures are used by a student's journal to work out math problems. Curran is the math coach at Kings Trail Elementary in Jacksonville, FL. On Wednesday Oct. 14, 2015. Curran talked about the new DUVAL Math program, which is built from EngageNY/ Eureka Math program and worked with students in a 5th grade Math class.
Album ID: 1984825
Photos by Bob Mack
HICKS HONORS: $7million gift creates Hicks Honors College at UNF
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The University of North Florida announced a $7 million gift by Ann and David Hicks, longtime community leaders, philanthropists and UNF supporters, establishing the Hicks Honors College - the University's sixth academic college - formerly known as the UNF Honors Program. On Thursday Oct. 15, 2015 UNF President John Delaney was joined by a group of honors students for the announcement that included a balloon drop.
Album ID: 1984787
Photos by Bob Mack
JEA RENOVATIONS: 14th floor of Tower building redone
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JEA's chief executive officer approved plans to revamp the 14th floor of the JEA Tower building in Jacksonville, FL, purchasing furniture, blasting out walls and converting it into a "modern" office space for $400,000. This was done at the same time questions arose about the structural stability of the building and possible plans to replace it entirely.
Album ID: 1984484
Photos by Bob Mack
CELEBRITY READERS: JSO officers from PAL bring books and read at Brentwood Elementary
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The Police Athletic League of Jacksonville (PAL) brought its Mobile PAL vehicle to Brentwood Elementary School delivering books to kids and becoming readers in the classrooms on "Celebrity Readers Day". About a dozen officers and volunteers from other local groups read to classes after being greeted outside the school in Jacksonville, FL.
Album ID: 1984422
Photos by Bob Mack
10 FROM 10: The Week of October 12, 2005 in pictures from the Times-Union Archives
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A look back at a selection of ten photographs from The Florida Times-Union archives from the week of October 12, 2005 to October 18, 2005.
Album ID: 1983604
Photos by Times-Union Staff
NO HITTER: Stacy Piagno Helped Win Gold Medal
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Baseball pitcher Stacy Piagno, a member of the USA Baseball Women's National Team Thursday, September 17, 2015 in St. Augustine, Florida. She pitched a no-hitter against Puerto Rico on the way to a gold medal in the Pan American Games in July.
Album ID: 1983621
Photos by Will Dickey
YAPPY HOUR HOWL-O-WEEN: Jacksonville Landing Hosts Canine Costume Contest
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According to event organizers at the Jacksonville Landing 81 dogs were registered for Sunday's 7th. annual Yappy Hour HOWL-o-Ween event which featured a pet expo, prizes and a dog costume contest October 11, 2015.
Album ID: 1983417
Photos by Bob Self
BIG GATOR BURRITO GALLERY WALL MURAL: Shaun Thurston's Latest Project in Brooklyn Station
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Jacksonville artist Shaun Thurston works on his latest mural project on the East facing wall of Burrito Gallery in Brooklyn Station on Riverside. The now scene depicts a stylized alligator viewed from an underwater perspective. Thurston, 35 has created 30 to 40 mural projects around Jacksonville, many of them tucked away out of public view. He was commissioned to do this project which took a couple of weeks to complete using 60 to 80 cans of spray paint.
Album ID: 1983371
Photos by Bob Self, Bruce Lipsky
JAGUARS FALL TO BUCCANEERS IN TAMPA: Final Score 31 to 38
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The Jacksonville Jaguars fell to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Tampa's Raymond James Stadium Sunday afternoon, October 11, 2015 with a final score of 31 to 38.
Album ID: 1983426
Photos by Associated Press Photos
FERRY FEST: History of Mayport and the St. Johns River Ferry celebrated
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As a part of the 4th Annual St. Johns River Ferry Fest, a memorial for the nation�s first Protestant martyrs, the French Huguenots, was unveiled at on Saturday Oct. 10, 2015 at the Ferry Landing in Mayport, FL. Community leaders created an afternoon of events in memory of the French Huguenots, massacred 450 years ago, after being the first colonists to seek religious freedom in America. A wreath laying ceremony was held aboard the St. Johns River Ferry, Jean Ribault, accompanied by the Andrew Jackson H.S. marching band.
Album ID: 1983222
Photos by Bob Mack
SENIORS ON THE RUN: Forever Fit 50 & Beyond Jacksonville Senior Games
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Competitors ranging in age from 50 to 85 took part in Saturday morning's track and field events that were part of the Forever Fit 50 & Beyond: Jacksonville Senior Games being held at Bishop Snyder High School October 10, 2015. The games, which started October 2 took place at multiple locations around Jacksonville gave participants the chance to compete in power lifting, cycling, croquet, swimming, Mah Jong and line dancing as well as traditional track and field events.
Album ID: 1983190
Photos by Bob Self
EL FARO CREW: Gregory Melvin was scheduled to go but switched with another
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Gregory "Scooby" Melvin is a first steward who's made the Jacksonville to Puerto Rico run on the El Faro many times. Melvin was initially signed up to be on this trip, but gave it up to a friend who asked. On Thursday Oct. 8, 2015 Melvin talked about his time board the El Faro and his long career as a mariner outside the Seafarers International Union hall in Jacksonville, FL.
Album ID: 1982845
Photos by Bob Mack
SWEETHEART ROLLER SKATING RINK: Jacksonville Photographer Bill Yates Show opens in New Orleans
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Jacksonville Photographer Bill Yates' Sweetheart Roller Skating Rink photography exhibit is now on display at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art in New Orleans, Louisiana. Yates spent 7 months in 1972-1973 documenting the culture of the rural skating rink and it's occupants outside of Tampa, Florida while a student at the University of South Florida.
Album ID: 1982764
Photos by Bill Yates
NBA PRE-SEASON: Hawks Win Over Pelicans
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The Atlanta Hawks won a pre-season NBA game against the New Orleans Pelicans 103-93 Friday, October 9, 2015 at Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Florida.
Album ID: 1982962
Photos by Will Dickey
FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS: Columbia Tigers win 49-20 over the Bolles Bulldogs
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The Bolles Bulldogs played the Columbia Tigers in a high school football game at The Bolles School on George H. Hodges Field in Jacksonville, FL. on Friday Oct. 9, 2015. Columbia would lead 28-14 at the half and go on to win 49-20
Album ID: 1983046
Photos by Bob Mack
EL FARO SEARCH: The Coast Guard announces the end of the search for survivors
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Capt. Mark Fedor, chief of response, U. S. Coast Guard 7th District and T. Bella Dinh-Zarr, Vice Chairman for the National Transportation Safety Board held a press conference aboard Coast Guard Sector Jacksonville in regards to the missing Jacksonville-based cargo ship El Faro on Wednesday Oct. 7, 2015.
Album ID: 1982150
Photos by Bob Mack
HEARSTRONG CHAMPION: Figure skater Danielle Fanelle
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Figure skater Danielle Fanelle works out at Jax Ice and Sportsplex Wednesday, October 7, 2015 in Jacksonville, Florida. She has had hearing loss since she was 10 years old, which affected her skating, because she couldn't hear her music. Hearing aids have helped her skating, and she has been named a HearStrong Champion by the HearStrong Foundation.
Album ID: 1982173
Photos by Will Dickey
IKEA YEAH: Home furnishings giant announces Jacksonville store by 2017
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International home furnishings retailer IKEA announced their plans to bring a store to Jacksonville, FL on a proposed site at Gate Parkway and I-295. Mayor Lenny Curry, Council President Greg Anderson and JAX Chamber President & CEO Daniel Davis were joined by IKEA U.S. Public Affairs Manager Joseph Roth and Real Estate Manager Liz Gabor in a press conference at the JAX Chamber on Wednesday Oct. 7, 2015
Album ID: 1982066
Photos by Bob Mack
UBER JAGS: Allen Robinson, Uber driver for a day for the fans
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As a part of Jaguars in the Community, Jacksonville Jaguars WR Allen Robinson worked as an Uber driver on Tuesday Oct. 6, 2015. Robinson picked up and dropped off Jaguars fans free of charge mostly in the Downtown Jacksonville area. After the rides Robinson signed autographs, and took photos to get to know these Jaguars fans. The fans were also given two tickets to upcoming games against the Tennessee Titans or San Diego Chargers.
Album ID: 1981691
Photos by Bob Mack
MISSING SHIP: Families and friends of missing TOTE ship El Faro seek information
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Family and friends of the El Faro crew gathered at the local Seafarers union hall in Jacksonville, FL to hear updates from officials with the Coast Guard and TOTE, Inc., the company that owns and operates the ship. The 735-foot cargo ship went missing Oct. 1, 2015, in Hurricane Joaquin near Crooked Island, Bahamas. - Bob Mack and Bruce Lipsky
Album ID: 1980996
Photos by Bob Mack and Bruce Lipsky
ANIMATED DAWGTOWN: Animator Justin Murphy does "old school" art in "new age" way
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Jacksonville animator Justin Murphy is well on his way toward making a feature-length hand-drawn animated movie called "Dawgtown" about a pit bull leading an escape from a dog-fighting ring. He has George Foreman and Jason Beghe as voices and is casting other well-known actors. On Thursday Oct. 1, 2015 Murphy talked about the project in his home studio and showed how he draws the characters on a Cintiq graphic screen with a stylus.
Album ID: 1981000
Photos by Bob Mack
LIVE OPERA: "The Met: Live in HD" at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts
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On Saturday Oct. 3, 2015 "The Met: Live in HD" presentation of "Il Trovatore" by Giuseppe Verdi was streamed to Douglas Anderson School of the Arts in the renovated and newly renamed Laurence J. DuBow Theatre. The theater was named for Jacksonville philanthropist Lawrence "Laurie" DuBow from the from the DuBow Family Foundation who joined The Metropolitan Opera, Opera Jacksonville, The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida and Duval County Public Schools in the project to upgrade the theater for the program. Jacksonville will join schools in New York City and in Dallas in "The Met: Live in HD" program.
Album ID: 1980917
Photos by Bob Mack
BEACHES ART: Beaches Art Fest 2015 in Jacksonville Beach
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The Beaches Art Fest 2015 was held Saturday. Oct. 4, 2014 in the area around Pablo Historical Park in Jacksonville Beach, FL. The juried fine art show is produced by Fine Art Appreciated and is being presented by The Beaches Museum and Driftwood of Jacksonville Beach.
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DISTRICT SHOWDOWN: Bolles Hosts West Nassau
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Bolles played West Nassau in a district showdown game Friday night, October 2, 2015 in Jacksonville, Florida.
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INSPECTIONS: Eureka Garden Swept
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Mayor Lenny Curry joined several city council members and inspectors from several city agencies Friday on a sweep of Eureka Garden Apartments to check into problems reported by the head of the tenants association. - Bruce Lipsky
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WEB.COM GOLF: Web.com Tour Championships at TPC Sawgrass
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The second round of the Web.Com Tour Championship at TPC Sawgrass Dye's Valley Course in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fl was held Friday Oct. 2, 2015. Emiliano Grillo took the lead in the tournament at 10-under with an eagle 2 on the 18th hole.
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PARHAM PLEA: Andrew Parham takes plea in shooting death
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Andrew Ryan Parham took a plea deal on Thursday Oct. 1. 2015 in the Duval County Courthouse courtroom of Judge Tatiana Salvador. Parham, now 17, is one of three people charged with the murder of Christopher Alexander Cornelio. Parham was 15 when the crime occurred and prosecutors have charged him as an adult. According to police Parham, Ernest Glenn Taylor and Timothy Duane Stewart crashed a party Cornelio was at and ended up pistol whipping him and then shooting him in the head.
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THAT BOLD CITY PARTY: At EverBank Field
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Partiers enjoy food, drink and live music at EverBank Field during That Bold City Party on the FanDuelVille Pool Deck Thursday evening, October 1, 2015 in Jacksonville, Florida.
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SCHELL-SWEET CLINIC: Healthcare Clinic on Edward Waters Campus opens
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The new Schell - Sweet Community Healthcare Clinic was officially opened Wednesday Sept. 30, 2015 on the Edward Waters College campus. The clinic's goal is to provide primary care to an underserved population on the northwest side of Jacksonville. The clinic will be a partnership involving the state Department of Children and Families, the City of Jacksonville and Edward Waters College.
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FAIR WINDS: USS Simpson Decommissioned
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The USS Simpson (FFG 56), the last of the US Navy's Oliver Hazard Perry-class guided missile frigates, was decommissioned at Naval Station Mayport on Tuesday morning. The ship has been is service since 1984. - Bruce Lipsky
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UNITY PLAZA OPENS: Unity Plaza at 220 Riverside dedication ceremony
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Unity Plaza adjacent to 220 Riverside in Jacksonville, FL was officially opened Tuesday Sept. 29, 2015 with a ceremony that culminated in a ribbon-cutting event. Dr. Charles Moreland, the City of Jacksonville's Director of Community Affairs and Councilman Reggie Gaffney Jacksonville were some of the dignitaries on hand for the ceremony.
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10 FROM 10: The Week of October 5, 2005 in pictures from the Times-Union Archives
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A look back at a selection of ten photographs from The Florida Times-Union archives from the week of October 5, 2005 to October 11, 2005.
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10 FROM 10: The Week of September 28, 2005 in pictures from the Times-Union Archives
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A look back at a selection of ten photographs from The Florida Times-Union archives from the week of September 28, 2005 to October 4, 2005.
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ROLLING ON THE RIVER: New Program For Students
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Students from Carter G. Woodson Elementary left the Southbank Riverwalk aboard the St. Johns River Taxi for the inaugural educational tour of the river with the Riverkeeper. On Monday morning at Friendship Fountain St. Johns Riverkeeper and the Duval County School Board announced a new program supported by CSX to provide educational boat trips on the St. Johns River for up to 4,500 students from low-income families during the 2015-2016 school year. - Bruce Lipsky
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COLORFUL COOKING: Cooking class for cancer survivors at Unity Church
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Lisa Wright offers classes like Colorful Cooking Promoting Healthy Survivorship for cancer survivors and anyone interested in moving toward a plant-based diet. The class focused on exploring the Cruciferous Family (cauliflower and friends) and was held in the fellowship hall of Unity Church of Jacksonville.
Album ID: 1978917
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RECYCLE GAME: Recycling at EverBank Field has many aspects
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Recycling of items from EverBank Field during events is a sorted affair. During the game the stadium has white cardboard recycling bins in some concession areas but not all. After the Jacksonville Jaguars played the Miami Dolphins on Sunday Sept. 20, 2015 local folks arrive to pull aluminum cans out of the dumpsters for recycling.
Album ID: 1978824
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STRUTTING MUTTS: Strut Your Mutt in Riverside Park for animal charity
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The Best Friends Animal Society's fourth annual Strut Your Mutt event was held in Riverside Park in Jacksonville, FL on Saturday Sept. 26, 2015. The event included a leisurely fundraising dog walk, a 5K run with or without your dog, and a doggie-themed festival. The goal was to raise money for any of Best Friends� local No More Homeless Pets Network partners or for Best Friends Animal Society to help Save Them All.
Album ID: 1978630
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GIRL POWER: D.A.R.E to Dream Life Skills Camp for girls
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The Donovin Darius Foundation's third annual Life Skills Camp for Girls was entitled D.A.R.E. to Dream (Dignity-Achievement-Respect-Empowermnent) for 250 girls ages 9 to 18. The motivational talks and interactive programs were followed by field events including a tug-a-war all held at EverBank Field.
Album ID: 1978598
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HOME COMFORT: USNS Hospital Ship Comfort returns to Mayport
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More than 100 U.S. military and civilian personnel who served aboard the U.S. Navy Hospital Ship USNS Comfort returned to Mayport Naval Station in Jacksonville, FL on Friday Sept. 25, 2015 after a six-month deployment to 11 nations in Central and South America and the Caribbean. The ship saw over 120, 000 patients and performed over 1,200 surgeries while in support of Continuing Promise 2015
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SANTA MONICA, CA--(Marketwire - September 7, 2007) - Andre Rieu, already one of the top
performing and selling classical artists worldwide and a platinum-selling
artist in the US, is on course to break all of his previous sales
benchmarks with the release of his new PBS special "RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL
LIVE IN NEW YORK." Currently airing on PBS stations nationwide, "RADIO
CITY" is by far the most successful program for the network so far with
over 1000 prime time airings in markets across the country including
powerhouse stations in New York City (WNET) and Los Angeles (KCET). Denon
Classics will release "RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL LIVE I" on September 11 on CD
and DVD. Rieu will embark on another arena tour of the western US in
October, which will be followed by his eastern dates in the spring which
have consistently sold out for years.
Says Steve Vining, President of the Savoy Label Group: "The unprecedented
response to Andre's first US produced special at PBS and his ever growing
retail presence will make the commercial release of this extraordinary
concert event his most successful to date. His unique gift of delighting
audiences is nowhere more evident than the phenomenal live 'RADIO CITY'
Andre Rieu has always been an artist who has generated unparalleled
excitement within (and beyond) the realm of classical music. His
spectacular specials produced around the world have consistently been the
#1 performing pledge drive programs for PBS, his last twelve CDs have
landed within the top of Billboard's Classical chart with several debuting
in the #1 spot, he's won multi-platinum video sales awards for his DVD
sets, "The Ultimate Andre Rieu Collection" and "The Ultimate Andre Rieu
Christmas Collection," and his tours have grown bigger each year, regularly
selling out arenas in the US and landing him in the Top 5 of Pollstar
Magazine's top touring acts year after year.
The leading independent classical music label in North America, Denon
Classics is a division of the Savoy Label Group, which is the North
American unit of Columbia Music Entertainment (formerly Nippon Columbia),
the oldest music company in Japan. Newly reorganized and now headed by
Chairman Strauss Zelnick, Columbia Music Entertainment has reemerged as a
significant force with a stable of newly signed platinum-selling artists.
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JLO as she is famously called rekindled her romance with boyfriend Casper Smart earlier this year.
However, Jennifer has shot down all rumours of marriage once and for all.
During an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres show, Jennifer revealed that she has no intention of walking down the aisle with choreographer beau Casper, reports Mail Online.
Jennifer also revealed that marriage is not on the cards.
Wearing a pair of mint green shorts, the 46 year old singer and actress looked fresh and demure. She completed her look with a pussy bow blouse and a pair of elegant gold heels, accessorising with hoop earrings to match.
With her toned legs on display, Jennifer set off her look with bronze hued make-up to accentuate her tan and wore her hair pulled back in an elegant ponytail.
Jennifer was quite candid about her love life during the chat with Ellen revealing that the couple are happier than ever and had spent quality of good time with Casper over the holidays.
"We were down in Miami together for New Years he was working I didn't have to work I had literally two days off. We just we were hanging out," she said according to Mail Online report.
When Ellen asked her the marriage question and about her future plans, Jennifer who was earlier married to Ojani Noa, Cris Judd and Marc Anthony in the past, shot down a straight "No Wedding" statement.
"No wedding. There's no wedding', she declared.
"Honest!", she added when the chat show host was disbelieving.
She also disclosed what her 28 year old boyfriend got her for Christmas.
"He gave me some jewellery, some beautiful bracelets. Vintage," she said.
The pop princess also opened up about her family celebrations and revealed that she surprised her seven-year-old daughter Emme with two Netherland Dwarf Bunnies: "They're really cute. She was just blown away. She couldn't believe it."
"I think it was the last thing she thought she would get. She's such a good girl my daughter," she gushed.


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By Michael Adams
I first met Michael Graves at a black tie event in 2001 where we were seated at the same table. We weren't at close proximity at dinner, but I was able to detect even in brief conversation his warmth, his sense of humor, and his keen intelligence.
It was several years later that I was part of a press event he hosted at his Princeton, New Jersey, home and studio to introduce a series of new products. By then, of course, he had suffered the effects of the infection that led to his paralysis and confined him to a wheelchair. Those of us who were there were awestruck at the beauty of his home, designed to suggest a villa in Rome, a city he cherished since his student days in the early '60s.
But we were even more impressed with the agility of his maneuverings in his self-designed chair that allowed him to move in many directions, including up and down, with amazing ease and fluidity. He was a gracious host—warm, witty, and generous. (As he signed for each of us a poster of one of his sketches, he looked up once to quip: "And I don't want to find this on eBay tomorrow.")
Our next and last encounter was in Las Vegas in 2011 when we inducted him into HD's Platinum Circle. His slow ascendance to the podium in his chair was both majestic and painful, as we saw clearly the mobility challenges he faced every day. His acceptance remarks were, typically, a bit acerbic: "What took you so long?"
But he also had an impassioned message. As he recounted, his illness began when he fell asleep one night feeling unwell and awoke the next morning paralyzed for the rest of his life. His plea to us to appreciate and savor every bit of good health and happiness that we can was a stunning moment—the single most powerful Platinum Circle speech in my experience.
Mr. Graves' legacy as an architect and artist is assured. I'm gratified that I'll also be able to remember him as a as a selfless humanitarian, and as a generous and gentle man.


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Elephant smuggling racket busted in Assam
GUWAHATI: A gang involved in illegally capturing and smuggling elephants out of Assam came to light after forest department busted a thriving racket in the state.
Forest officials said that confiscation of two female elephants at Badhoi Panchali in Dibrugarh district in April led them to the arrest of three persons -- a mahout, his helper and a middleman of the racket Rahim Hussain on June 17.
Forest different said that the confiscation of elephants and arrests were not made public until now for the sake of getting hold of the two kingpins running the racket.
However, the kingpins managed to get tipoff of the arrests and escaped when a 50-member team of forest officials and police raided their hideout at Merapani in Golaghat district recently.
Forest minister Pramila Rani Brahma has directed the department to go all out for nabbing the two absconders and dismantle the racket involved in elephant smuggling.
"It's a serious crime that has come to light. Since the confiscation of the two elephants, I have asked my officials to get hold of those involved in such serious wildlife crime. We need to unearth and dismantle this racket," Brahma said.
Wildlife Crime Control Bureau's assistant director K K Sarma is also involved in the investigation on elephant smuggling racket.
Digboi forest division's divisional forest officer R K Das said that investigation revealed that the two elephants of 7 to 8 years old were trapped in Arunachal Pradesh.
"A mahout and his helper along with the elephants were on their way to Merapani in Golaghat district. When we intercepted them at Badhoi Panchali, the persons did not have with them any legal documents of owners. Neither the elephants were micro-chipped as identification of legal their owners. Even elephants were not fully tamed, indicating that they were freshly captured from the wild," Das said.
Das said that the kingpins have links with another racket in Nagaland, bordering Assam's Golaghat district, which supplies fake documents on ownership of elephants illegally trapped in the wild.
Forest officials said as sale of captive elephants are banned, the smugglers in Assam uses these fake documents for inter-state transfer of elephants. "These elephants are then illegally sold once transferred outside Assam," a forest official said."


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Who is Ivory D "The Father of Rap"?
Ivory D is 220 lbs (OK, I lied 240lbs) of pure love. He loves life, children and of course the ladies!!! He is bald, "big boned" and beautiful. He is 7 years happily married with two children. He knows he's hip, funny and crazy. He is every day man. He has a family, job and most importantly a dream.
How did Ivory D get his start?
I love Rap Music. Listen to it whenever I can. Problem is, I'm a father of two children. As much as they love the beats, they can't listen to it because of the content. The songs are explicit in nature and not suitable for my younger ones. I decided to create my own rap songs with the same cool beats, but with subject matter everyone can listen to. My raps are kid friendly. No gill nets were used. No animal testing. Pure Grade A, Rap. Fresh!
Believe it or not, I have a day job as well. I am a video editor for a TV show called. "Access Hollywood."
A colleague at work was tragically killed while pursuing his dream. Billy Bush, the host of Access Hollywood, held a fundraiser to raise money for his wife and two children. One of the auction items was to have the opportunity to create your own song with the help of very talented musicians. Ivory D bid and won that item. The result, "Tearin It Up." Now I am trying to pursue my dreams. You can help!
Who are Ivory D's musical influences?
I think Eminen, Ludacris, 50 Cent and Jay Z are great. Snoop Dog opened the door for all these cats. I love the comedy of Weird Al. The real catalyst for the boom of the Caucasian American Rap of course has been KFED! Popozao!
What is "Tearin' It Up about?
The song is the story of Ivory D's life. It explains who I am and how I became Ivory D "The Father of Rap". The silly goofy man you see is how I am in real life. Some say the "D" is for dork, but it really is Doug, my real name.
Who are those other people in the video?
The other two dorks are my Board of Directors (BOD's). They have Ivory's back. The rest of the cast are family and friends. My "music video wife" is a beautiful woman who is the spitting image of my real wife , who is a little camera shy. A little video trivia for you, my real wife is in the video. Tell me who she is and you might win a prize. Remember the hint: she's camera shy.
What's the deal with the dance everyone does?
This is the Ivory D dance. It was inspired by my cousins. Mrs. Ivory D used to be a cheerleader for the Atlanta Falcons. She took the song and made it fun. You should really try to learn it. Take my song and the Ivory D dance to any party and you will be a Hit! Or will get hit ! (Disclaimer – Ivory D is not responsible for any and all violence that occurs when song is in use ).


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Ok, today, I have a video to share. I've decided to create a video for my 4 in 30 card projects. Sharing how Super Easy and Super Fun these are to make. I am using "Kinda Eclectic" Stampin' Up! stamp set for these cards. The DSP is retired. Everything else is still current. I hope you enjoy this video. I had fun creating it!!!
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A nasty flu forced me to take some sick days and spend time at home a few weeks ago. While I was stuck in the bed, I found myself watching some weird TV programming; at one point, I flipped to an episode of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood and I was immediately stunned by the quality of music being played on the show. Remember that closing theme song? It was filled with some seriously jazzy piano riffs. And that got me thinking about just how good music was on children's television back in the day. Yeah it was cheesy, but just on sheer musicality, the shit was on the up-and-up.
For example, let's check out that closing theme from Mister Rogers. Listen for that piano at the end. That's some fresh improvisation and it was different every episode:
Speaking of jazz in children's program, obviously the Charlie Brown cartoons always presented the best stuff. Here's a sample:
Going back to Mister Rogers, as I stated before, I dug his closing music; however, in other children's programming some of the best music came at the start of the show. My favorites were always the opening themes to those Marvel Comics cartoons from the late 1960s. The themes featured catchy lyrics and some rather off-beat musical accompaniment. Here's a sample:
And of course, Marvel's other mega-star superhero Spider-Man probably had the best theme of all:
Then again, I think I dig this 1970s version of Spidey's theme from the Electric Company a little more than the original one. And pay attention to the funky background music:


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Markle Merits Martin's Metchnick Award
Have you lived in Columbus long enough to remember Martin's Kosher Food Market and its proprietors, Martin and Leah Metchnick Godofsky? Among their charitable bequests to the Foundation is a scholarship fund for OSU's Melton Center for Jewish Studies. This year's recipient is Logan Markle, from Ashland, Ohio. He just completed his freshman year in the OSU Honors Program and plans to major in Jewish Studies. His award was presented in memory of Leah's parents, Clara and Abraham Metchnick.