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Haleh was born in Iran to an Austrian mother. She moved to the USA to teach with her husband and got American citizenship, but returns to Iran frequently to take care of her elderly mom. At the end of her most recent visit, she says good bye to her mom and heads off to the airport when her taxi is run off the road and she is robbed. The robbers take both Haleh's Iranian and American passport plus all of her belongings but don't touch anything of the taxi driver's. As Haleh determines what is required to get new passports re-printed, she soon learns that's the least of her worries. The Intelligence Ministry has decided that Heleh is trying to organize a revolution in Iran and interrogate her. Nothing she says can deter them from these thoughts.
Weeks turn in to months as Heleh answers these questions. The academic work she has done in the USA is very suspicious to the Ministry. They keep asking her the same questions over and over. Heleh has a few contacts that try to help her and she finds out that two factions within the government are in disagreement about her. One wants to let her go, one thinks she's hiding information. The latter wins and Heleh is put in solitary confinement in jail. Her husband, back in the USA, launches a full-fledged media offensive. If the information Heleh is providing isn't enough to get her released, the perhaps pressure from other influential people will.
As Heleh explains what happens to her, some background on Iran's history also needs to be provided to explain how the country got to the point where it's accusing dual citizens of revolution. While this information is helpful and necessary to paint the picture, Heleh provided way too much of it. There was about 35 pages at the beginning of the book describing Heleh's past and Iran's past. It was pretty dry and I found myself skimming.
What happened to Heleh, how she overcame it, and the impact to her family is the meat of this story. It's a shocking story about how an innocent grandmother can be treated.
First Line: "The early hours of December 30, 2006, began for me like any day when I would depart Tehran for the United States."


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Questions For Billy Payne/
The Augusta gang has scheduled a Monday teleconference with Billy Payne, and since I'm still waiting for a Glenn Greenspan email letting me know the phone-in number, I thought I'd post a few questions. You know, just in case it never comes.
Let's get the inevitable's out of the way. Odds on which comes first?:
Is there a timetable for admitting a female member?
Will you restore the PGA Tour winner exemption?
Do you have plans to change the course this summer?
Hootie Johnson: Great Chairman, or The Greatest Chairman?
Okay, maybe the last one won't be asked in Colbertian fashion, but you know they'll be talking a lot about the great visionary that Hootie was. Expect the Augusta Chapter of the Mutual Admiration Society to overtake this teleconference.
That said, here are some questions I'd like asked with the hope of lending a little more insight into Payne and ANGC:
Are you aware that if you eliminated the second cut along with the silly Christmas trees on 1, 5, 7, 11, 14, 15, 17 and 18, that you would eliminate nearly all questions about the dreadful state of the course?
Are you aware that these simple changes would also make it more fun for the members to play the course again?
Have fellow Augusta members Walter Driver and Fred Ridley ever taken you on AirUSGA for one of those Curtis Cup/U.S. Senior Amateur/Goldman Sachs
entertainmentfact-finding trips to Bandon Dunes, Prairie Dunes, Cypress Point, Seminole or Pine Valley?
Do you agree with Chairman Emeritus Johnson that distance needs to be reigned in somehow?
Did you see any of the "Amen Corner Live" coverage and would you consider making it part of the broadcast on USA Network, minus the announcers who reference "Amen's Corner"?
Have you ever read Bobby Jones's Golf is My Game or Alister MacKenzie's The Spirit of St. Andrews to get a better feel for their design philosophy?
You did a lot of session work on Linda Ronstadt albums. Why do you hate America? (Apologies to Colbert again...oh wait, that's the other Billy Payne, sorry).
Readers, what would you ask?


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Grateful that no one was injured in the bus accidents that occurred yesterday in our district
I am grateful for knowing and hanging out with Jackie for the last 17 years. She had brought many joys and adventures into my life.
To have a job where I get paid vacation and have time to use it to refresh and recharge
Food service staff that always think about the kids first and about their wellbeing above themselves. They rock!
Grateful for the Wonderful neighbor that used his snowblower and cleared two blocks worth of snow that fell late this afternoon. Helped us all out�?�?
People that care about students in our state and are willing to share their thoughts and beliefs in legislative hearings.
A safe trip and return from a business meeting.
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TACOMA, Washington – Nick Holden was nearly perfect from the floor as he scored a team-high 19 points in the Puget Sound men's basketball team's 82-53 rout over Mount St. Mary in the first day of the Doug McArthur Classic on Friday night.
Holden finished 8-for-9 from the field as the Loggers (1-1) shot 56.2 percent from the floor. Holden asserted himself early as he accounted for Puget Sound's first two baskets on the night, including a put-back off an offensive rebound. He scored 13 points in the first half to help the Loggers take a 37-24 lead into halftime.
Erin Barber stepped up for the Loggers in the second half, scoring 11 of his 17 points in the final period.
The Puget Sound lead reached 20 points after Barber hit a 3-pointer and Keith Shattuck followed with a layup that put the Loggers ahead, 50-30, with 16:03 on the clock in the second half.
The Puget Sound defense held the Knights (0-1) to just 40 percent from the floor (18-for-45), and a lowly 5.3 percent from 3-point range (1-for-19).
The Loggers improve to 3-2 in the Doug McArthur classic, and they conclude the weekend event with an 8 p.m. tipoff against Oglethorpe on Saturday, Nov. 22.
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Welcome to the Schoharie County Chamber of Commerce, celebrating 30 years of supporting our residents and the business community in Schoharie County. At the heart of every local economy and the backbone of the nation's economy, you will find a Chamber of Commerce. The Schoharie County Chamber of Commerce focuses on a broad range of events and programs that provide Advocacy,Education and Economic Growth to support its businesses and the community. When you are looking for information or a way to be connected in Schoharie County, look no further, because the Chamber has something for everyone. Together we can continue to make Schoharie County the best place to live, work and play!
Mission Statement
The Schoharie County Chamber of Commerce is an organization of business people and other leaders working together to advance the general welfare and prosperity of our community through our endeavors with business, including agriculture, education, government, and tourism.
Board of Directors:
Jamie Casterlin, President
Executive Committee, Economic Advancement, Events Committee, Membership Committee
National Bank of Coxsackie
Jamie Casterlin is a business development officer with National Bank of Coxsackie. Jamie has 15 plus years' experience in residential and commercial lending throughout Capital Region NY. Jamie is also a member of various community organizations including the Middleburgh Area Business Association, Middleburgh Rotary, West Fulton Arts and Albany County Rural Housing Association.
LeeAnn Arnold
LeeAnn is a Branch Manager for NBT Bank. With 19 years of banking experience, starting her career as a teller with Central National Bank in 1998. She is a lifelong resident of Schoharie County and serves on several boards in the Schoharie Area, including the Schoharie Community Development and the Schoharie County ARC Foundation.
Georgia Van Dyke, 2nd Vice President
Executive Committee, Events, Economic Advancement, Business and Education Committee
Gobbler's Knob Family Fun Park
Georgia relocated to Schoharie County from North Babylon, LI in 1986 when she worked for the New York State Nurses Association. She continued to work for the Association as a Nursing Representative and Organizer, and after 21 years of service Georgia retired in 2004. In March of 2005 SUNY Cobleskill recognized Georgia as one of six "Notable Women of Schoharie County". Georgia is also active in the Town of Wright, Schoharie Valley Lions Club – President 2015, SALT – Co-chair, and Chair of Unmet Needs Roundtable.
In 2003 Georgia established "The Darryl West Van Dyke Memorial Fund" through the Community Foundation of the Capital District. This fund supplies AED's (portable defibrillators) to businesses and churches throughout Schoharie County. To date the fund has donated ten defibrillators.
Since 2002 Georgia has been president of Van Dyke Enterprises Inc. which, oversees "Gobbler's Knob Family Fun Park". Gobbler's Knob opened in 2001 with a Driving Range and Club house. By 2006 the family business had expanded to and 18-hole lighted miniature golf featuring "Schoharie County Landmarks". Additionally in 2006 the Ice Cream Parlor/Snack Bar opened and Robert Strong opened the "Muscle Motors Speedway" Go-cart Track.
2009 brought a nine-hole Par 3 course named "D's Tees" in memory of Darryl Van Dyke. 2011 brought a Bungee Trampoline. The trampoline was replaced by a "Bounce House" in 2014.
In 2009 the County reclaimed Tourism from the Chamber. Shortly after that in early 2010 the Chamber experienced many internal changes. The Chamber's Executive Director left unexpectedly, thus as Chamber Board President, Georgia stepped into that role for the next three years. At the end of Georgia's term as Board President, she was then hired as part-time Executive Director in 2014. During this time period the Chamber membership grew with 40 new members, a new more user friendly website, a revitalized Business EXPO.
Georgia looks forward to supporting businesses in Schoharie County and the continued growth of the Chamber.
Eric Efthimiou – Treasurer
Agricultural Business Representative
Farm Family Insurance
Christopher J. Guldner
Director, Tourism Committee Chair
Chris Guldner is an experienced business owner, consultant and facilitator. While serving in the US Navy as a nuclear reactor operator, electronics technician and instructor, he earned a B.S. in Human Resources Management. Entering the civilian world, he worked in various industries throughout North America as an instructor, manager and workplace performance improvement consultant. He founded and operated a chain of three restaurants Saratoga County while actively participating in local organizations focused on economic development and tourism including the Saratoga County Chamber of Commerce and the Saratoga Convention & Tourism Bureau. In an organizational development capacity, he helped facilitate and draft a 10 year strategic plan for Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory and their parent company, Bechtel Marine Propulsion Corporation. Through Fulton Montgomery Community College, he serves various businesses (including WalMart Distribution Center, Beech Nut and KeyMark Corp.) in the region by providing management and leadership training and consulting. He currently owns the Bull's Head Inn restaurant in Cobleskill which has received awards for Best New Business of the Year (Schoharie Chamber of Commerce), Best Restaurant in Schoharie County (Capital Region Living Magazine) and Citizen of the Year (Cobleskill Rotary). He has been chairing the Tourism Committee for the Schoharie County Chamber of Commerce since 2014. He has a demonstrated track record of business development and leadership within the hospitality & tourism industry and beyond.
Shannon Almy – Secretary
Membership Committee
Fenimore Asset Management
Shannon Almy was raised in Schoharie County and currently resides in Sharon Springs with her husband, Keith. She enjoys volunteering, and is actively involved in her local church. Shannon is an alumni from the Cobleskill Central School, and SUNY Cobleskill, and having completed an MBA from the University at Albany. Shannon is the Client Relationship Manager at Fenimore Asset Management, Inc. and has been with the company since 2002.
Mario Roefaro
Tourism Committee
New York Power Authority
Mario Roefaro is the Manager of Community & Government Relations for the New York Power Authority's central region. He has been with NYPA for four years and is a graduate of Binghamton University, class of 2008. He holds a bachelor's degree in Philosophy, Politics and Law. Mario is married to his wife Christina, a school teacher, together they have a son Gabriel.
Deborah Veith
Business & Education Committee
SUNY Cobleskill Liberty Partnerships Program
Deborah Veith is the Director of the SUNY Cobleskill Liberty Partnerships Program, a New York State Education Department grant-funded dropout prevention program for area middle- and high-school-aged students. Deborah grew up in the hilltowns of Albany County, graduating from the Berne-Knox-Westerlo High School. She has spent the last 25 years serving youth and families in Schoharie County, where she raised two children with her husband, Sherwood Veith. Deborah has an A.A. from SUNY Cobleskill, a B.S. from SUNY Empire State College, and a M.S. from The Sage Colleges. She has served on the Boards of the Schoharie County Community Action Program and the Schoharie County Council on Alcoholism and Substance Abuse.
Dr. Susan Zimmerman
SUNY Cobleskill Provost
John Goldswer
Events Committee, Membership Committee
Schoharie County ARC
John Goldswer II joins the Schoharie County Chamber of Commerce in January of 2018 bringing with him extensive business experience in multiple fields including the advertising, marketing, print media, sales, customer service and management.
John joins us from the Schoharie County ARC as their Assistant Director of New Pathways Employment Services. He is responsible for the overall operations of Employment and Vocational Services. He acts as point of contact for ARC/Employment Services including by not limited to areas such as program admissions, program development and work site evaluation.
John leads the department by • Assisting in the development of employment strategies • Business, school and community relations • Interviewing, retention and overall work place culture of the department staff
John, a graduate of Richmondville Central School and Cazenovia College, looks forward to being involved with the growth of the Schoharie County business community.
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JOHN ZOGBY HAS LAID IT ON THE LINE SAYING BUSH WILL LOSE tonight, and decisively. . .sort of.
Every wise sage in the media whom I have heard from tonight has said to tread carefully on this exit poll stuff. Florida is real close they say.
Let me get the politically correct stuff out of the way. Every vote counts. Vote. Vote. Vote. Every state counts. Get out the Vote.
Ok, but given that we have this electoral college system that I'd love to dismantle, the fact is that if all states tilting Kerry's way now continue to do so, he can lose Florida and Iowa — both of which Zogby gives to Kerry. In fact, the 14 votes in the 'tied' column above are Nevada and Colorado, which if they go Bush's way only give the incumbent President 261 votes.
Too few for the Bush clan to keep showing off the Lincoln bedroom.
What is surprising on Zogby's home page is the popular vote: Bush at 49.4%, Kerry at 49.1%.
Others have Kerry winning the popular vote thus far, but it always throws me off balance to see such a close popular vote prediction next to such a disparity in electoral college vote distribution.
I think it will still be a long night.
Think of this though. Imagine the tables turned; that Kerry was down by the same margin Bush is down now. I think that the Dems would be incredibly depressed, and worrying all night that Kerry had a long, steep hill to climb.
I think an incumbent like Bush has less a steep hill to climb given the magic of incumbency, but still he has to climb that hill tonight, not the other way around.
Bush may still do it — but thus far, this election is proving to live up to the hype that preceded it.
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Article Written by Hudson Stewart (@hudson_stewart6)
With the 2018 NBA off-season beginning, I thought I'd look back at last year's off-season and give my thoughts on the moves that the Raptors made, now that we've had time to see how they panned out. The Raptors weren't exactly the most notable team last off-season, but they did make some moves that were important to how the team turned out this year. I think that based on recent reports from around the league, we can all expect the team to be a bit more active this year, but at the end of the day, you've really just got to wait and see.
1st move: Re-Signed PG Kyle Lowry for 3 years/$100 million.
This deal came off of Lowry's best statistical season as a Raptor, and for his entire career for that matter (22.4 PPG, 7.0 AST). He played at a career level in 2016-17, and that's what got him this contract from the team. Now, looking back, the team obviously wanted to keep the core group of players together, and that's why they signed Lowry to this massive deal. But at this point, it looks like a bad deal for the Raptors. First of all, It looks like they overpaid him, since they're giving him a similar contract to some of the elite level players in the league. But after seeing how well Delon Wright and Fred VanVleet played this season, it looks like the Raptors might have overvalued his importance to the team. Obviously, Lowry was still valuable to the Raptors' success this past year, but was it really worth $33 million to have a guy only play 32 minutes a night and average 16.2 PPG, while others contributed a lot in lesser roles?
2nd move: Re-Signed PF Serge Ibaka for 3 years, and $65 million.
Ibaka came to the Raptors at the 2016-17 trade deadline and only played with the team in 23 regular season games that year. He wasn't necessarily bad in that time frame, but I wouldn't say he put the whole league on notice either. He was a nice piece to the puzzle for sure, but I don't think it was smart to put this much money into a guy who was already in the declining stages of his career and likely wouldn't give you any more upside than you'd already seen from him. This year's stats tell the story for Ibaka; he averaged 12.6 points per game, with 6.3 rebounds per game, both of which were below his totals from the previous two seasons. Ibaka also had a hard time defending this year, most notably in the playoffs against Cleveland. This didn't look like an awful deal at the time, but looking back, it would've been much better for the Raptors if they put Ibaka's money into 2-3 cheaper players that can defend well (i.e P.J. Tucker, who they almost signed anyway).
3rd Move: Raptors trade SF DeMarre Carroll, a 2018 1st round pick, and a 2018 2nd round pick to the Nets in exchange for C Justin Hamilton
This trade came after another disappointing season for Carroll in Toronto. He was not only hurt for a while, but he wasn't very effective even when he played. This trade was clearly made to dump off Carroll's $14.8 million salary for the 2017-18 season, and $15.4 million for the 2018-19 season. He just wasn't worth that contract, so the Raptors had to get rid of him, and they needed to package 2 draft picks to do so. The Raptors got no return in this deal, since they immediately waived Justin Hamilton. But they got out of the deal what they wanted to, and that was cap space. Now, since we're currenly around the NBA Draft, it's easy to wish that the Raptors had their picks - who knows - they might trade into the draft. But when you look back at this trade, it was probably the right move for the team, since they were able to get rid of Carroll's contract.
4th Move: Raptors trade PG Cory Joseph to the Pacers in exchange for SG/SF CJ Miles (Miles signs a 3 year, $25 million deal with the Raptors)
This deal ended up working out very well for the Raptors for a few reasons. First, they were able to address a key need on their team, which was 3-point shooting. Miles was on and off throughout the year, but he ended up being a great addition to the team, especially in the playoffs where he shot 42% from 3-point range. Another way that this trade helped the Raptors is how it allowed Fred VanVleet to move into a more prominent role. VanVleet was at the end of the bench and didn't play much in 2016-17, but with Joseph leaving, it allowed VanVleet to play more, and he thrived in that playing time, becoming a 6th man of the year candidate for the 2017-18 season.
5th Move: Raptors select OG Anunoby with the 23rd pick in the 2017 NBA Draft.
This pick was a huge success for the Raptors, and when you look back at the entire thing, OG was definitely one of the steals of this draft. Due to injury, Anunoby's draft stock fell a lot, and that caused him to fall to #23, where the Raptors happily selected him. He played the majority of the season in the starting small forward role, and he put up a great rookie season. Anunoby had 5.9 points per game, with 2.5 rebounds a game (keep in mind he was the 5th option in the starting unit), and he was also stellar on the defensive end. Most picks that come late in rounds are hit or miss, and I think it's safe to say that the Raptors hit on this pick.
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The World Around Us
Taking an interest in the outside world is a very rewarding pursuit, as Dr Rowan Mott knows firsthand. The Monash University biologist has long studied the art of nature and animals. Ever since Rowan was of playgroup age he spent long hours exploring his back garden and beyond. He quickly learnt that animals tell us a lot about the world around us. The behaviour and body language of animals inform us about weather change, the seasons and impending danger. They also hold great knowledge about the broader universe and our connect with it. Rowan has joined us to explore the topic of animals further. Have you ever wondered why a tiger moves its ears like that? Read on to find out why and discover more interesting things about the animal kingdom.
When people think of flying animals, the first things that comes to mind are usually birds, bats, and insects. However, there are many other animal groups that move through the air including Australia's native marsupial gliders (e.g. Sugar Glider), ocean-dwelling flying fish and flying squid, several flying frogs, and even five species of flying snakes. Unlike their bird, bat, and insect counterparts, these lesser known flying species fly in the sense of Buzz Lightyear and fall with style – they rely on gliding flight rather than being able to sustain true, powered flight.
Whereas birds are often considered to be the true masters of the sky, these animals have also conquered the depths of the ocean, too. Penguins' wings have become specialised for propelling them through water and these have become so effective that one species, the Emperor Penguin, can dive to a depth of more than half a kilometre below the ocean surface. That's pretty astonishing considering birds can't breathe underwater. In comparison to other air breathing ocean inhabitants, half a kilometre is nothing. Cuvier's Beaked Whales have been recorded diving to nearly three kilometres deep! To do this, they hold their breath for more than two hours.
While we are on the subject of whales, another deep diver, the Sperm Whale, is the loudest animal on Earth. It makes very short clicking sounds and uses the echoes for finding food in the darkness of the deep ocean. These clicks are loud enough damage a human's hearing.
Whales and dolphins, and bats use the echoes from their own sounds to find food, but many other animals find hidden food by using the sounds made by the animals they hunt. There are many examples of adaptation for improving an animal's ability to hear prey, but few are as obvious as on the head of a Barn Owl. The Barn Owl has a very flat face which is shaped like a dish for funnelling sound to its ears, but that is not the Barn Owl's only super-hearing trick. Each ear is located at a slightly different height on its head. The left are is positioned closer to the top of its head than the right ear, and the left ear points slightly downwards whereas the right ear points slightly upwards. Together, the position of each ear means that sounds arrive at each ear at slightly different times meaning the owl can determine very accurately which way the sound is coming from.
Although hearing is the obvious use for ears, many animals have put their ears to work for other tasks. The huge ears of an African Elephant or a Fennec Fox help them to cool down. Their ears are quite thin and this means that the warm blood flowing through them can easily transfer heat to the air. Other animals, such as the tiger, use their ears as a visual signal of mood. If ever you see a tiger with its ears twisted backwards you could very well be in a lot of trouble because this is a sign of aggression.
Photography courtesy of Rowan Mott
Words by Sinead Halliday and Rowan Mott


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Is Madonna back with her "Music" collaborator?
Tuesday, April 17, 2018 at 3:00PM Andrea Dresdale Permalink
While fans anxiously await the release of new Madonna music, she continues to tease it on her socials. Her latest tease seems to indicate that she may have reunited with one of her previous collaborators.
On Instagram and Twitter, the Queen of Pop posted a video of herself singing along to an upbeat dance track while wearing the Snapchat rose-colored glasses filter. She writes in the caption, "No This is NOT my new music But im having fun in the studio in between takes!!" She then added the hashtags #music, #mirwais and #magic.
This is significant because Mirwais was one of the producers on Madonna's very successful 2000 album, Music, which spun off the #1 title track, and follow-up hits "What It Feels Like for a Girl" and "Don't Tell Me."
Mirwais also co-produced and co-wrote nearly all of Madonna's next album, 2003's American Life, and worked on a number of songs on her 2005 disc, Confessions on a Dance Floor.
In the comments of her post, fans seemed very excited at the idea of Madonna working with Mirwais again, but mostly they seem impatient for new music from the superstar. In December, during an appearance on Live with Kelly & Ryan, Madonna announced she was "coming back." In January, she posted, "Feels so good to be working on music again!"
Madonna's most recent album was 2015's Rebel Heart.
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A little abstraction of the shipsmith's (blacksmith) shop. I love it in there.
Every day until April 28th, I will post a different drawing, sketch or doodle from my time in Mystic, that I did not include in the show.
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Food & Drink
Is there hummus on your table? You better read this
It's not a good month to be a hummus maker.
Last week, Sabra had a massive hummus recall, disrupting fridges and lunches boxes at school and work as people checked their containers for brands and makes.
A secondary recall by Taylor Farms covers two products that contain Sabra hummus: Taylor Farms Veggie and Hummus Bistro Boxes with a Use By date from Nov. 11 to Dec. 1; and Schnucks Vegetable and Hummus Snack Trays with a Use By date of Nov. 18 or Nov. 23. The products were distributed in 23 states, including Florida, and the District of Columbia
Taylor Farms' recall notice says it hasn't received any reports of illnesses, but advises customers to toss these items immediately.
For more information, consumers can call 855-455-0098 from noon to 8 p.m. Eastern time, Monday through Friday.
The Sabra recall was the company's second over listeria concerns in the last 19 months.
David J. Neal: 305-376-3559, @DavidJNeal


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this weekend both hubby and i remarked on how much our boy has grown recently.
and i think this photo is certainly evidence of that…
portrait of my son, once a week, every week, in 2015.
isaiah: you look so grown up enjoying the sun on a wintery day with special friends. you always light up when outside x
shot on a canon 450d with tamron 18-200mm lens – 1/500, f/5, ISO 400
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Editorial Director - Diversity & Inclusion, DJMG - NY
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As Dow Jones continues to explore what diversity and inclusion looks like as a company, DJMG is looking for a passionate, thoughtful and creative person to develop and execute a newsroom Diversity & Inclusion strategy that aligns with the greater Dow Jones D+I mission but also with the specific needs of Barron's, Marketwatch, FN and Moneyish in mind.
This person will be responsible for implementing newsroom-wide initiatives for recruiting and hiring, newsroom training, diversifying content including, but not limited to, photo selection, sourcing and topics covered.
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Spiffie Luciano - Carry On (Feat. Tanea) #LAOnLockExclusive
Spiffie Luciano has released 4 singles due on his forthcoming self-titled mixtape dropping October 26th; this will make the 5th release. Featuring R&B singer/songwriter Tanea along with some smooth production from Hollywood Beats. Listen to this song below & comment what you think. Stay tuned for the release of "Spiffie Luciano" (The Mixtape) available everywhere October 26th, 2016.


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The Sweden national football team, for the twelfth time in its history, will take part in the FIFA World Cup. The Swedes took the second place in the uphill Group A of European qualification. The Scandinavians won six victories, made one draw and lost three matches which allowed them to go ahead the Netherlands and Bulgaria national football teams in the table. The victory of the Scandinavians over Luxembourg, score 8:0, became decisive. This score provided the Swedes with a necessary difference of scored and missed goals thanks to which Sweden appeared above the Netherlands in the table. But Sweden won the main victory in the play-offs. As a result of drawing, the Swedes received in opponents the Italy national football team and were considered as the obvious underdog. But an ideal game in defense allowed "The Blue-Yellows" to overcome the titled opponent and to get through into the World Cup for the first time in 12 years.
The four of eleven participations of Sweden in the World Cups are worth to be distinguished. The 1938 FIFA World Cup France became the second in the history of the Sweden national football team. The Blue-Yellows overcame the first round without struggle: because of an Anschluss, the Swedes opponent the Austria national football team left the tournament. In the quarterfinal Sweden unexpectedly crushed the Cuba national football team, score 8:0, then for the first time in history they reached the World Cup semi-final. The forwards Gustav Wetterstrom and Tore Keller each placed three goals in the match to their accounts. Unfortunately, that time the Swedes didn't manage to win medals — in the semi-final Sweden lost to the Hungary national football team, and in the match for the third place — to Brazil.
But already in the next World Cup in Brazil, Tre Kronors won the bronze medals. The Swedes won the first place in the group thanks to the victory over Italy and a draw against the Paraguay national football team, then they left for the final stage where the four winners of the groups took part. In the final round, the Sweden suffered a severe defeat from the tournament hosts, the Brazil national football team (score 1:6) and also yielded in the match ending to the team of Uruguay, 2:3. But the last match victory over the team of Spain allowed The Blue-Yellows to take the third place in the World Cup, and for the first time ever to win the World Cup medals.
In 1958, Sweden became the country hosting the World Cup. In the 50s the Sweden was considered as one of the strongest national teams in the world, therefore in the home World Cup she was considered as favourites. And she was quite ready to meet expectations of their fans. At the group stage Tre Kronors twice won a victory and drew once which allowed the Swedes to leave from the first place for play-offs. In the quarterfinal the tournament hosts outplayed the USSR national football team, thanks to Simonsson and Hamrin's goals. In the semi-final Sweden outplayed the Germany national football team, score 3:1, having held the best game in the tournament. In the final "The Blue-Yellows" was broken by the Brazil national football team which for the first time won in the World Cups. Nevertheless, in the home 1958 tournament, the first and so far the last time in history, they could reach the World Cup final, thereby getting into the elite of the world football.
The following success of the Swedes waited for almost 50 years. In the 1994 FIFA World Cup USA, the Swedes weren't considered as favourites, however, again like in the 1958, they could go up to the podium. Sweden began the tournament with a draw against the Cameroon national football team, 2:2. To get into the play-offs The Blue-Yellows had to win the Russia national football team what they did brilliantly. They began the match missing a goal, then the Swedes managed to score three goals into the net of the Russia team. In the last round of the group stage Tre Kronors drew with the future World Cup Winner, Brazil. In round of last 16 Sweden easily beat the Saudi Arabia team (victory 3:1), in the quarterfinal they won against the Romania national football team on penalties. Only in the semi-final the Swedes were stopped by the Brazil. In the second match of these teams in the tournament, the victory was celebrated by the South Americans, 1:0.
In the match for the third place, the Sweden national football team crushed another sensational team of the 1994 FIFA World Cup, Bulgaria, 4:0. In the tournament the attacking players of Sweden national football team Tomas Brolin, Martin Dahlin and Kenneth Andersson showed themselves perfectly. These three scored 12 goals in the tournament.
Sweden has performed in the UEFA European Championships six times, and Tre Kronors have missed no European forum since 2000. But the Swedes showed the best result in the home tournament in 1992. They played greatly in the group round, in the play-offs they beat the most experienced national teams of England and France, but in the semi-final they lost to the invincible at that time German team. The match for the third place in the European Championships was not held, therefore the Swedes automatically got the bronze medals.
The today's Sweden national football team is presented by players of various championships, including Russian Football Premier League, but it is hard to point out someone. It is rumored that in the World Cup the team top scorer Zlatan Ibrahimovic can return to the national team, but there is no official information yet. Janne Andersson's players are strong, first of all, with their team game and game in defense. However, the Swedes can hardly ever expect to great success in Russia, most likely the Scandinavian national team won't be able even to leave the group.


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So, there was this thing where the pollsters were shocked, bamboozled, gobsmacked even - much as I was - that President-elect Trump won. Not surprising to thinking people, but surprising to many, was the inaccuracy of the polls. Turns out, lots of people don't like talking to pollsters about their personal decisions....shocking.
No, I didn't vote for him, I voted for Johnson/Weld. Primarily because I thought he was an asshole and I don't vote for assholes (intentionally). Still, I may have been wrong. The asshole thing might have been an act for free media. Regardless, President-elect Trump is our President-elect and the way the USA-democratic-republic-thing works is that we accept that and move-the-F*! on. Usually, we are the best in the world at it.
But I digress...back to the pollsters. See the issue is that many of us don't like to be polled. We like to keep our opinions to ourselves, mostly, and we're still figuring out this whole social-media-thing. We don't really like to speak out here because social media can complicate the...you get it...out of real life. So, for example, when something completely insanely stupid like the yescalifornia.org thing pops up, we keep our mouth shut. Usually. Should we?
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MLS #40846457 Active
3 Beds2 Baths1,882 SQ. Feet 32.20 Acres1951 Year Built
Live your dream life on 1275 Calhoun Street Ranch in an exceptional location. This Horse Ranch in the heart of the East San Francisco Bay area. To get to the Ranch you would travel up Calhoun Street turning into a private road. The character & land details combined with which includes beautiful mountain views, city views & bay views. Leading past the home onto the equestrian property that provides an exceptional California experience with home, barns, horse stables, covered riding arena, outdoor arenas. This property includes 32/+- acres with water storage tank. The home has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths with attached garage. Privacy around the home is enhanced with magnificent views of the East San Francisco Bay area siting with sitting out on the front porch in the evenings watching the sun set. This property is unique with the feeling of being out in the country yet being close to Hayward City, Mission Blvd, 880, & 580. This property will need some TLC.
Open House Information
- No Open Houses are currently scheduled (Source: EBRD). Contact us to request a showing or preview scheduled Open Houses in the East Bay.
Essential Information
- Price$4,000,000
- Bedrooms3
- Bathrooms2.00
- Full Baths2
- Square Footage1,882
- Acres32.20
- Year Built1951
- TypeResidential
- Sub-TypeDetached
- StyleRanch
- StatusActive
- HeatingForced Air 1 Zone, Propane
- CoolingNone
- FireplaceYes
- # of Fireplaces1
- FireplacesFamily Room, Woodburning
- StoriesOne Story
Community Information
- Address1275 Calhoun St
- AreaHayward
- SubdivisionHAYWARD HILLS
- CityHayward Real Estate
- CountyAlameda
- StateCalifornia
- Zip Code
- ExteriorStucco
- Lot DescriptionAgriculture Use, Down Slope, Horses Possible, Level, Premium Lot, Horse Setup
- RoofComposition Shingles
- ConstructionExisting
- FoundationRaised
- Parking Spaces2
- ParkingAttached Garage
- # of Garages2
- GaragesAttached Garage
- ViewBay, City Lights, Hills, Mountains, Panoramic, Park
- PoolNone
Additional Information
- Date ListedNovember 18th, 2018
Listing Details
- Listing OfficeRe/max Key
Property Location
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HAYWARD Real Estate Statistics
- Total Listings: 269
- Average price: $733,724
- Highest Price: $4,000,000
- Lowest Price: $65,000
Price Change History for 1275 Calhoun St, HAYWARD, California (MLS® #40846457)
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