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Civil rights scholars in the United States never lack new, wide-ranging social justice issues and cases to study.
UNC School of Law Assistant Professor Catherine Kim focuses on the role that administrative agencies and courts have in social justice reform, especially for communities of immigrants and people of color.
For her scholarly achievements, Kim has received the Eric K. Yamamoto Emerging Scholar Award, given annually to junior scholars by the Conference of Asian Pacific American Law Faculty (CAPALF). She was presented the award at CAPALF's national conference, held in April at the University of California-Davis. CAPALF members nominate award recipients.
Yamamoto, who teaches at the William S. Richardson School of Law at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, is known for his work in civil rights, civil procedure and social justice reform. He was on the legal team that worked to overturn the conviction of Fred Korematsu, who challenged the constitutionality of the World War II internment of Japanese Americans.
At UNC, Kim teaches Immigration & Citizenship Law, Civil Procedure, Administrative Law, and Civil Rights Law. Previously, she litigated civil rights cases with the American Civil Liberties Union Foundation's National Legal Department, focusing on racial justice and education cases.
"My scholarship has examined doctrinal shifts diminishing the ability of federal courts to remedy systemic civil rights violations. More recently, I have focused on the potential for executive-branch actors to address these issues," Kim says. "For example, I have analyzed the role of administrative agencies in protecting immigrant interests, as well as the role of the president in combating anti-discrimination.
"Through my scholarship, I seek to identify the potential for new and emerging mechanisms of civil rights reform."
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While there are surprisingly few hotels on San Diego's beaches, the hotels on the beach have plenty to offer. tourists. (Photo: san diego skyline at sunset image by Janet Wall from Fotolia.com )
San Diego, one of the most popular tourist destinations in the United States, is home to year-round beautiful weather. In close proximity to famous golf courses, theme parks and sports fields, San Diego has plenty to offer. Although San Diego has several hotels, few hotels are actually located on the beach. The next time you are in town, consider lodging in a beach-side hotel for a true beach experience.
On Ocean Beach in San Diego is the Inn at Sunset Cliffs, a 24-room hotel offering updated accommodations for visitors to the area. Guests can enjoy many rooms with oceanfront views, and the ocean itself is just steps away from the hotel. Rooms include plush bedding and a private bath; certain suites also include a full kitchen, a sitting area and a Jacuzzi tub in the bedroom. Guests can enjoy a heated swimming pool on-site as well as complimentary wireless Internet throughout the hotel. Every morning, free coffee is provided for guests.
The Inn at Sunset Cliffs
1370 Sunset Cliffs Boulevard
San Diego, CA 92107
(619) 222-7901
The Ocean Beach Hotel is located on Ocean Beach, just minutes from many San Diego-area attractions. Rooms at Ocean Beach Hotel include features such as free wireless Internet, cable television, a refrigerator and a microwave. Rooms are all decorated in Mediterranean style. While no restaurants are located on-site at the Ocean Beach Hotel, several restaurants are within walking distance. Parking is free for hotel guests.
Ocean Beach Hotel
5080 Newport Avenue
San Diego, CA 92107
(619) 223-7191
The Surfer Beach Hotel is a small boutique hotel located on the San Diego coastline. Guests at the Surfer Beach Hotel can enjoy free hot beverages in the lobby 24 hours a day including tea, hot chocolate and cappuccinos. An on-site heated outdoor pool is provided for guest use, and guests can arrange several local activities through the hotel. World Famous, the on-site restaurant, is situated on the boardwalk. High-speed Internet is provided for a small fee. Several varieties of rooms are available, but each room includes a refrigerator, cable television, a pillow-top bed and plush bathrobes. Upgraded suites include two bedrooms, a formal dining room and a deck overlooking the ocean.
Surfer Beach Hotel
711 Pacific Beach Drive
San Diego, CA 92109
(800) 820-5772
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Neil Rhein
About Neil
Neil Rhein is principal at Bull's-eye Financial Communications, a Boston-area agency that specializes in financial writing. Prior to launching Bull's-eye in 2005, Neil served as editor of the award-winning Fidelity Focus and Fidelity Outlook magazines at Fidelity Investments in Boston. Previously, he worked as a Series 7-licensed associate at Smith Barney and as an operations analyst at Dean Witter.
Articles written by Neil
How Married Couples Should Approach Co-Managing Wealth
Merging finances is about communication—and knowing how your spouse's financial life affects you.


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Updated, 6:45 a.m.
Good morning on this cloudy Tuesday.
If you hear a bit of joyful shrieking this afternoon, don't be alarmed.
School lets out for summer today — at least, for more than a million public school students in the city (and animals, too).
Parents looking for things for their children to do in the hot summer months should consider our city's nearly 1,000 playgrounds.
Here are a few offbeat places to play:
• Children can grasp the laws of physics firsthand with wind pipes, fog machines and a gigantic seesaw at the Science Playground at the New York Hall of Science in Queens.
• Or scale the large spider web at the newly opened Dome Playground in Borough Park, Brooklyn.
• Cool off with fountains, water gushers and buckets at the Chelsea Waterside and Pier 51 playgrounds.
• For creative play with large building blocks, take your youngsters to the Imagination Playground at the South Street Seaport.
• Or for a more rugged free-play experience, try Play:ground on Governors Island.
Tools, loose wood, blocks and tires are available for children to use as they please.
(Sorry, no parents allowed in this part of the playground.)
Instead, the park is staffed with "playworkers" who "encourage risk taking and assess hazards," said Jackie Katz, one of the park's founders.
Since opening in May, one child got a splinter working with wood, and another hit his finger with a hammer. "But he was totally O.K.," Ms. Katz said.
"It's summertime," she added. "Kids should be free to let their guard down and play outside until the streetlights come on or your big brother takes you home."
Here's what else is happening:
If you're hitting the playground with the little ones today, try to do it early.
We'll have a hazy, overcast morning, with thunderstorms and rain expected to roll in later this afternoon and evening.
But enjoy today's 70-something degree weather while it lasts: We're back in the sizzling 80s the rest of the week.
In the News
• The rise and fall of a man who climbed the rungs of the heroin market in a South Bronx neighborhood. [New York Times]
• The Schaghticoke Tribal Nation, an Indian tribe in Connecticut, fights for recognition — and a piece of the casino industry. [New York Times]
• Billy Joel and Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo rolled up to Citi Field on motorcycles to raise awareness for breast cancer. [New York Times]
• The Big Apple Circus may not have enough money to go on. [Crain's]
• A young victim of gun violence — who was shot and paralyzed three years ago — spoke at her middle school graduation. [CBS]
• An intersection in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, has become something of a center for a K2 (synthetic marijuana) epidemic. [DNA Info]
• Meet the Brooklyn teenagers whose thrash metal music went viral and led the band to a $1.7 million contract with Sony. [Brooklyn Paper]
• An 80-year-old cowboy caused a kerfuffle when he rode on horseback to Staten Island on Monday. [Staten Island Live]
• Be wary of these panhandlers disguised as monks. [CBS]
• Two people have broken into the snow leopard and red panda areas of the Bronx Zoo. [DNA Info]
• Ice cream truck jingles are keeping New Yorkers awake at night. [NY Post]
• Scoreboard: Nationals deport Mets, 11-4. Rangers hunt Yankees, 9-6.
• For a global look at what's happening, see Your Tuesday Briefing.
Coming Up Today
• Vote in today's congressional primaries: You can check your voter eligibility and polling place, or call the Board of Elections at 866-VOTE-NYC.
• Dance to the rhythms of the Cuban band, Septeto Santiaguero, at Damrosch Park on the Upper West Side. 6:30 p.m. [Free]
• Join Jim Downs, the author of "Stand by Me: The Forgotten History of Gay Liberation," for a talk about gay liberation in the 1970s at the Mid-Midtown Library. 6:30 p.m. [Free]
• A sunset Pilates class under the Brooklyn Bridge, at the Empire Fulton Ferry in Brooklyn Bridge Park. 7 p.m. [Free]
• An outdoor screening of "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" at the Concrete Plant Park in the Bronx. 8 p.m. [Free]
• A wheelchair basketball tournament at the Al Oerter Recreation Center in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, Queens. 8 p.m. [NYC Parks recreation center membership is required.]
• Yankees host Rangers, 7:05 p.m. (YES). Mets at Nationals, 7:05 p.m. (SNY).
• For more events, see The New York Times's Arts & Entertainment guide.
• Railroads: L.I.R.R., Metro-North, N.J. Transit, Amtrak
• Roads: Check traffic map or radio report on the 1s or the 8s.
• Alternate-side parking: in effect until July 4.
• Ferries: Staten Island Ferry, New York Waterway, East River Ferry
• Airports: La Guardia, J.F.K., Newark
And Finally...
The Baby Bombers are growing up.
After 17 years, the Staten Island Yankees, a minor league affiliate of the New York Yankees, are looking for a new team name.
And they want your suggestions.
You can submit your ideas until July 5 at noon, and later vote among the top six finalists.
Our mayor's pitch: the Captains. (You know, because of the ferry.)
Here's hoping that things don't get out of hand as in other online naming competitions.
Case in point: Boaty McBoatface and the British competition to rename a research ship.
Or the rejected winner of a competition to name a bridge in Slovakia: Chuck Norris.
We'll have to wait and see if our other Yankees are thrown any curveballs.
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Stratford Hall is open daily from 9:30am – 5:00pm.
Great House Guided Tours – New Tour Times Beginning July 1, 2019
Stratford Hall announces new tour times!
Docent-led tours of the Great House are offered daily at 11 am, 1 pm, and 3 pm. Please plan to arrive at the Visitor Center 15 minutes before tour time. Tours are approximately 60 minutes in length.
Self-Guided Audio Tours – Beginning December 1, 2018
Stratford Hall announces a new self-guided audio tour!
This tour uses a combination of narrator and first-person voices, and introduces you to the history of the Lees and others who lived and labored at Stratford Hall. Stop-by-stop, room-by-room, visitors will get first-hand insight into what happened in each location, who they would have seen, and how it all connects. The tour includes music, background noises, and actors portraying some of the characters who lived at Stratford Hall. Tours are self-guided, self-paced, and available during normal business hours. Length of tour is 75 minutes spread over 28 stops. Visitors can choose where and what they want to see and hear as they walk through the historic grounds and house.
Audio tour produced by Sandpail Productions.
Stratford Hall is now offering a new American Sign Language tour, produced by Fornal Labs and translated by Purple Communications, displayed on a touch-screen device that showcases Stratford Hall's audio tour content in ASL and with subtitles, and a map to guide the visitors to all of the 28 stops.
Great House Tour Ticket Prices (Guided or Self-Guided)
- Adults (12 yrs. and up): $15.00
- Adults (Groups of 20 or more, age 12 and up): $14.00
- Seniors (60 and up), AAA members: $14.00
- Seniors (Groups of 20 or more, age 60 and up): $13.00
- National Trust for Historic Preservation members: $11.00
- Children 6-11: $9.00
- Children (groups of 20 or more): $8.00
- Children 5 and under: Free
- Military/Veterans: $13.00
- Active Duty Service Members: Stratford has joined the Blue Star Museum Program that allows free admission from Memorial Day to Labor Day for active duty service personnel with ID (or spouse if deployed) and up to five family members. For more information on the program, visit Blue Star Museums
- Friends of Stratford Cardholders: Free grounds admission and Great House Tours
A Grounds Pass can be purchased which entitles the purchaser to access the hiking trails, public beach area, gardens, public grounds, Visitor Center, Dining Room and Gift Shop. The pass does not include admission to the Great House and other historic buildings. The cost is $9 for adults and $5 for children. The Grounds Pass will be valid only for the day it is purchased.
Visiting with Pets
Leashed dogs are permitted everywhere except in the Gift Shop, the Dining Room, the galleries in the Visitor Center, outbuildings in the historic area, the Great House and the gristmill. Keep pets on leashes at all times. Pet owners are responsible for the picking up and disposal of animal waste. Please note that service animals are exempt from restrictions. [This policy is subject to change at any time.]
Photography Policy
Personal photography is permitted on the grounds and in the historic buildings. Photography is prohibited in the Visitor Center. Stratford Hall asks that all guests adhere to the following rules:
- No touching the objects, furniture, or walls
- No flash photography, tripods, monopods, or selfie sticks inside the historic buildings
- No recreational or commercial drone flying allowed.
- Please be respectful of fellow guests, staff, domestic animals, and wildlife
Tag your photos with #StratfordHall so we can see them!
Visitor Center & Exhibits
The Visitor Center opens at 10:00 a.m. and includes the Lee Gallery, the Preservation Gallery and temporary exhibits. Please allow time to visit all the galleries and exhibits in the center.
Gift Shop
Is open daily from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and offers a wide variety of merchandise and Stratford Hall products, such as stoneground meal and grits from Stratford's gristmill.
Stratford Hall Dining Room
Beginning Monday, October 9, 2017 Stratford Hall will temporarily suspend daily lunch service and weekend dinner service to the general public and walk-in guests. Stratford Hall will be undertaking general maintenance of its dining building and developing new directions and improvements in this aspect of the guest experience. Please check back for updates about future dining experiences at Stratford Hall, as we work toward a distinctive program to complement visits to the Great House and grounds.
Jessie Ball DuPont Memorial Library
Is open to researchers (by appointment only) on weekdays from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
The Beach & Overlook
The road to the overlook and beach is open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., weather permitting.
Nature Trails
All of the six nature trails are open during normal visitor hours.
The Gristmill
The mill is currently closed for the 2018/2019 winter season. Check back here for dates the mill will be open or call 804-493-8038.
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If you've recently visited the University of Plymouth in Devon, or you're a student there right now, then you might be familiar with the Roland Levinsky building -- a monolithic construction built in 2007 to house the arts and architecture faculties on the edge of the University. Each year, the institution holds a festival called the Peninsula Arts Contemporary Music Festival, which is now in its sixth year.
This year, however, the organisers have chosen to begin the festival in a rather innovative way -- by turning the building itself into an instrument. In a performance called "Sunlight Symphony: Sunrise", artists Alexis Kirke and Tim Hodgson have placed light sensors in windows on each floor of the building, facing the direction of sunrise -- and as the sun emerges over the horizon and the first rays of light land on the uppermost sensor, a single note will ring out around the building.
As the light hits the next floor down, another note will sound, and so on until all nine floors are activated -- producing nine different layers of audio. Then, as the sun climbs higher in the sky and the intensity of the received light increases, the intensity and complexity of the music will build, producing melodies and harmonies that play through surround speakers located throughout the Roland Levinsky building.
Monday, 8 March 2010
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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Treasury prices extended losses on Thursday, pushing 10-year yields towards the biggest annual increase in a decade, after the Labor Department said the number of Americans claiming first-time unemployment benefits fell 22,000 to 432,000 in the latest week, though analysts noted holiday and weather tend to cause big swings this time of year. Yields on 10-year notes TMUBMUSD10Y, -2.41%, which move inversely to prices, rose 4 basis points to 3.83%, near the highest since August. Bond markets are expected to close at 2 p.m. Eastern time. Analysts noted extremely light volume on the last day of the year, with volume barely 10% of the recent average.
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On Thursday 4th August, staff and volunteers attended a truffle making workshop which was kindly hosted by Pete and Dan at Cocoa Amore.
It was a fantastic experience and a great way to spend an evening. It was very interesting learning about the history of cocoa which started with the Aztecs - they traded using cocoa beans and it would cost you 100 beans for a male slaves, 200 for a female slave and 300 for a turkey! We also learnt about the journey from pod to bar and how different ingredients were added or taken away at various stages and by different companies.
After, we tasted samples of chocolate from all around the world: Java, Vietnam, Colombia, Madagascar, Mexico and Cuba – all infused with different flavours and each with a different percentage of cocoa mass. We also tasted chocolate which was 100% cocoa.
This was followed by the making of our own truffles – a very messy business for some of us – creating the circular shape, covering them in melted chocolate before coating them in cocoa mass.
Fun Fact: Cocoa/Cocao should actually be pronounced 'cow-cow', but Cadburys spelt it incorrectly a hundred years ago and the spelling and pronunciation has since stuck!
Chocolate workshop are still available at Cocoa Amore, situated on Silver Street in Leicester. Visit their website for more details.


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Local Art and Crafts
The Palm House is pround to display and sell the handywork of up to 20 local crafters and artists at any one time.
From fine art and photography to exquiste jewellery and embroidary, you will find unusual gifts, souvenirs and practical items that are unique and local to coastal and rural Dorset.
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EDEN: Billie Jean
When I hear the words "Michael Jackson" and "cover" in the same sentence, my first instinct is to shield my ears. In the case of Eden's rendition of "Billie Jean," I'm really very happy I didn't. His interpretation of this classic tune is really cool. His vocal delivery is quite emotional, deep some might even say. The instrumentals go from simple piano chords to really fun electronic breakdowns and distorted guitar riffs. It's a fun ride. This performance by an artist with his own distinct style, gives you a new and enjoyable take on an MJ song near and dear to us all.
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Mississippi State
Mississippi State ready to find out how good it is against LSU
Dan Mullen felt it on his Monday morning run around campus in Starkville.
The ninth-year head coach at Mississippi State was partially amped due to his playlist of U2, Jimmy Buffett and Tupac, but there was also a different feel in the air. That's how his entire team feels this week when MSU (2-0) opens SEC play by hosting No. 12 LSU (2-0) at 6 p.m. on Saturday night at Davis Wade Stadium.
"Everything is different. If they need me to motivate them, they're messed up," Mullen said. "They don't need a big rallying cry this week. Our guys know it's different and you can feel the intensity picks up."
It's once again a pivotal part of MSU's early-season schedule as the Tigers meet up with the Bulldogs. Since Mullen has been at State, the game has served as both a measuring stick and a barometer of just how good, or bad, the forecast will be for MSU.
It's no coincidence that his only win against LSU back in 2014 helped lead to the Bulldogs' best season of all-time when they moved to No. 1 in the country two weeks later and eventually won 10 ball games.
Their success on Saturday will hinge on quarterback Nick Fitzgerald's play. The junior signal caller came out slow against Louisiana Tech last week when he started the game 2-for-8 with an interception. The first quarter wasn't a high watermark, but Mullen worked him through it.
"I told him, 'That's a pretty pathetic first quarter right there'," Mullen said. "He comes off and throws the interception and you coach through that play. At that point he's a little more relaxed and he'll laugh it off. It keeps him calm and underdstanding what's going on."
Fizgerald finished the game 12-of-18 overall for 124 yards and three scores. No surprise, his biggest impact came in the rushing department where he led the team with 111 yards and two more scores on just 10 carries.
Behind a strong defensive performance, he helped lead State back from a 9-0 deficit to a 57-21 win on the road.
"I came out slow," Fitzgerald said. "I wasn't playing like myself by any means. I just had to calm down and make the plays that I'm supposed to make with what they were giving me and not try to force anything."
Simmons honored
Following a big performance on Saturday, sophomore Jeffery Simmons was named the SEC Defensive Lineman of the Week.
Simmons made his presence known early with a blocked extra point and then a blocked punt in the first quarter. The blocked punt was recovered by him in the end zone, giving MSU a 10-9 lead they wouldn't give up.
Later, Simmons scooped up a Gerri Green forced fumble and ran it back 90 yards for a score. He finished the game with five tackles for the second straight week.
Injuries and Suspensions
Redshirt freshman cornerback Cameron Dantzler made a hard hit in the third quarter of the La. Tech game that got him penalized for targeting and ejected from the game. The play was reviewed, but it was confirmed by officials to be targeting.
Mullen confirmed that they couldn't appeal the suspension and Dantzler will sit the first two quarters Saturday.
On the injury front, MSU is expected to have starting left guard Darryl Williams back against LSU. Williams injured his shoulder last week and aggravated it further on the game's second possession. Mullen said he could have reentered the game but Michael Story performed well.
There is a chance that MSU sees the return of junior slot receiver Malik Dear this week. Dear has been out since the spring suffering from a torn ACL.
"I know he really wants to play this week," Mullen said. "It's up in the air. He hasn't gone full practice yet, but he might practice this week."
Game plan
Who: Mississippi State vs. LSU
When: 6 p.m., Saturday
Where: Starkville
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Real Christmas Trees from $60
It's not just the look of a beautifully-shaped pine tree, it's the smell! A genuine pine Christmas Tree fills your home with a beautiful aroma right through the Christmas season. It really feels like Christmas when you have a live Christmas Tree in your home.
Choose your own genuine Christmas Tree
Come out to our farm and choose a beautiful live Christmas Tree. We have thousands of Christmas Trees growing at our farm. There are 30 different sizes and shapes to choose from. Bring the kids and wander through the farm until you find the perfect tree.
Or choose one of our selected pre-cut trees
If you're in a hurry, we have a selection of freshly cut trees that we can load up while you wait. Just drive in, choose your tree and drive out again. Even the Sydney Morning Herald thinks that's a great idea!
There's nothing fake about Christmas
Christmas is a time for family and friends. At Willy's Christmas Tree farm, we love Christmas and we want to make it a special time for everyone. Don't settle for fake flowers or fake Christmas Trees.
This year, start a family tradition and get a beautiful fresh Christmas Tree from Willy's. The kids will love wandering through the farm and choosing their own tree. It is a special day for them to look forward to.
Everyone is talking about Willy's Christmas Tree Farm!
Check out this TV commercial for Telstra. They chose our trees to show the spirit of Christmas!
If you don't have one, you'll need a stand for your tree. We've shopped around to bring you a range of strong, easy-care stands at great prices. Check out the range on our Prices page.
Willy's Christmas Tree Farm is on Windsor Road in Vineyard – about 20 minutes from Parramatta towards Windsor. It's an easy drive on main roads all the way. Our address is 281 Windsor Rd, Vineyard NSW.


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One is a set of four small studs featuring the symbols Venus, cross, heart and stone, seen here in shiny steel. Create your personal style by accessorising one or more holes in your ears.
Size of heart 5x4 mm, cross and Venus sign 3x5 mm and bead 2 mm diameter. Cubic zirconia, shiny stainless steel. Nickel safe.


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surrounding The Last Temptation of Christ. No matter ifsome pundits have seen the film as little more than a high-class slasher flick: with typical Scorsese bravura. the piece really puts the audience through the grinder. It's a kinetic. nerve-shredding display that leaves the likes of Silence ofthe Lambs looking pretty pallid by comparison. Having watched it with the usual preview audience ofhardened hacks. I can report that never before have I seen so many colleagues ashen-faced after a press screening and tottering towards the sanctuary ofthe nearest double brandy.
Still. even if Cape Fear does leave you feeling as ifyou've been run over by the movie equivalent of an articulated lorry. you can't help thinking that for Scorsese and De Niro it's all much ofa stylistic exercise. Taking cliche to the very edge of excess. the actor throws in the requisite chunks of hellfire religious guilt. bits and bobs of Nietzsche. and shows off his remarkable muscular prowess. yet Cady never amounts to much more than a collection ofbrilliant gestural effects in search of a character. The same too might be said of Scorsese's endeavours behind the camera for the rapid fire of self-consciously clever compositions and flamboyantly executed movements — hysterically overwrought during the crunching shennanigans of the studio-shot houseboat finale — in the end tend to obscure the intriguing bustle of psychological and moral ambiguities that Wesley Strick's screenplay has worked so hard to piece together.
There's slightly more to the movie than the misogynistic spree or glossy cat-and-mouse game maintained by its would-be detractors. This is most significantly apparent in the aspect ofthe plotting that sees the monstrous Cady as the physical embodiment of the Bowden's unconscious fears. The anxiety caused by his ongoing offensive makes the cracks in the family unit more obvious than they've ever been. bringing up old tensions surrounding Sam's extramarital affair and highlighting the uneasiness that both he and his rather distant wife Leigh (Jessica Lange) are experiencing over their daughter's hastening maturity. Released from prison's enforced celibacy. the all-destroying libidinal hurricane that is Max Cady has the effect of making the married couple highly aware of their own sexual repression. And his advances towards
daughter Danny exacerbates the situation by highlighting the way they've displaced that repression into the denial oftheir teenage offspring's new identity as a potentially sexually active young woman.
In the end. the nuclear family isn't quite scattered to the four winds. but you are left to wonder just how the Bowdens will pick up the pieces of their shattered lives. As you emerge shell-shocked from the auditorium. you realise that Marty has created a sharp enough sense of uncertainty to take you beyond the conventional limits of the psycho thriller.
Cape Fear opens in Scotland on Friday 13 March. A special screening takes place at 9. ()5 pm on Saturday 7 March at the Edinburgh Film/louse.
Who's That Knocking At My Door (1969) Boxcar Bertha (1972)
Mean Streets (1973)
Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1974)
Taxi Driver (1976)
New York, New York (1977)
The Last Waltz (1978)
Raging Bull (1980)
King of Comedy (1982)
After Hours (1985)
The Colour 01 Money (1986)
The Last Temptation at Christ (1988) GoodFellas (1990) Cape Fear (1991)
An Oscar nomination and starring roles in Cape Fear and Price of Tides have lifted NICK NOLTE to the top ofthe Hollywood league. Alan Morrison talks
to an actor finally receiving the acclaim he deserves.
lond hair. Blue eyes.
6ft lin tall. Southern draw]. The perfect ingredients for the typical l-lollywood beefcake. Not that Nick Nolte has ever surrendered . himself to those formulaic leading-man roles — at least not since he made his big screen debut as the handsome hunk opposite Jacqueline Bisset and a 1()ft-long moray eel in 1977's The Deep. His characters are flawed men at the crossroads of confusion. his performances charged with an emotional openness that has won over critics. if not always audiences. It's only now that those rugged good looks could more truthfully be called ragged that he betrays his 51 years and some tempestuous times as one ofthe industry's latter-day
hell-raisers. Despite the three l divorces. a suspended 45-year jail sentence for selling fake draft cards. and years ofalcohol and drug abuse behind him. Nolte is a man with no regrets. 'Sure. you have to be a little crazy. Well. I am certifiable. For years they've been trying to put me on lithium — not my drug of choice! But ofall the things I've done in the past and the lessons I've learned in life. the main teacher for me has been The Fool. I don't mean the stupid fool. but the fool who has blundered into things that maybe more cautious and intellectual men might not have proceeded into. Always when I try to seek security and control over life is when I've run into trouble. It's been when I've been loose and free enough to go with whatever is happening that
there's been growth.'
'Growth' is certainly the by-word in Nolte's career at the moment. As Sam Bowden. the respected lawyer hounded by I psychotic ex-convict Robert De Niro in Cape Fear. he has ; i dragged Gregory Peck's : untarnished hero ofthe 1962 ; original into a harsh 9()s' world ofuncertain morality. As Tom 5 Wingo. the bitter Southerner in Prince of Tides who must trawl the traumatic waters of his childhood to help his suicidal twin sister. he delivers one of the finest screen performances of recent years. building layers of j cynicism and pain over a very human core. And in the forthcoming Lorenzo's 01']. he brings untapped courage to the role ofa father who must take on the scepticism ofthe medical establishment in order to save a
Love in a clinical climate: Nick Notte and Barbra Streisand in Prince otTides
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I've just stumbled across this open letter from Thomas Monopoly to Google, complaining that they have – for reasons unexplained – eradicated his entire account, and with it seven years of email, contacts, blog posts, photographs, files and bookmarks. Despite his best efforts, Thomas hasn't been able to make contact with anyone at Google who can give him a reason for the account closure or tell him if it can be reactivated.
I really do feel for Thomas – losing that much of your stuff for any reason sucks. But at the risk of flying against the furious wind of anti-Googlery building up on the back of Thomas' letter, I'd like to make a bold statement:
This is not bad customer service on Google's part
Why? Because Thomas is not the customer, he is the commodity. The commodity sold to the actual customers who pay Google to advertise their products at Thomas based on the contents of his searching, email, contacts, blog posts, photographs, files and bookmarks. I'd hazard a guess they get great service.
I don't think there's anything evil about that – it's a sound and widely-used business model. But we should be much more aware of it when we're entrusting the most personal and important bits of our lives to that sort of business.
Like all of us, Thomas gets what he pays for. And aside from the cost of a domain name and an upgrade to his storage space, he's paid nothing to use Google's tools. Should his service expectations be anything other than in line with that? I don't think so.
More on this sort of thing here.


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Chris & Lucia's Engagement PT. 1
These two are the definition of real. We ran around the beautiful hill they live on in Ojai and swung on some swings under some big trees. Then, we drove down to Emma Wood Beach, rode bikes on the sand, and played in the sunset waves - which you will see in part 2, coming soon! Cannot WAIT to go surfing with these two sometime ... & for their wedding this weekend in Ojai - it's going to be so beautiful. Love you Chris & Lucia! xx


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In our recent discussions regarding some of the newest Buick cars in Thunder Bay ON, we brushed on several points surrounding the Buick Envision. We want to drive the Buick cars that matter to us before we actually go into much depth about the ratings and reviews, but sometimes that isn't possible and so we rely upon what others have to say. We didn't get a chance to sample the 2.5-liter Envision, but the upgraded turbocharged four-cylinder and new nine-speed automatic are excellent.
The acceleration is described and felt as being brisk and capable of practically annihilating the tires if not for the all wheel drive in place for these awesome new Buick cars for sale in Thunder Bay. Buick says the powertrain modifications drop almost a half-second from the 0-60-mph times. That said, we think it is much ado about nothing, given the excellence that these new Buick cars exude.
So, what is it that the average Buick Car buyer is looking for the most? Do we know? I will say that it is likely related to the interior of the car being as roomy as possible and also the fact that they definitely want a quiet and comfortable ride out of their Thunder Bay Buick Cars in Canada. The newest Buick Envision definitely delivers all three of these. A few other key points mentioned in an article online regarding these new Buick cars are as follows, "The isolation from the outside world is impressive. And the nine-speed helps the engine shuffle along at a calm 1,800 rpm at 70 mph…the Envision's ride was supple. On the tightest roads, at moderate speeds, the Envision felt planted thanks to the 19-inch tires and that smart all-wheel-drive system." If anything constructive criticism related were to be added here, it would pertain to the definite benefit these cars could receive by the addition of a sports mode. If pushed hard enough on certain terrain, these new cars could use one. However, most Buick car drivers would never find the need.


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The Economics of Eating Ethically
"And he said: Let us make man to our image and likeness: and let him have dominion over the fishes of the sea, and the fowls of the air, and the beasts, and the whole earth, and every creeping creature that moveth upon the earth." –Genesis 1:26
It's finally here—the time when American blood runs thickest: barbeque season. In the coming months, many Americans will enjoy a tasty rack of ribs or burgers without thinking twice about how it got to their plate. It's an unfortunate mistake many of us make. As human beings we are given the authority and responsibility by God to care for the earth and all its inhabitants. It is our job to make choices that have the respect for all life in the forefront of our minds. And quite frankly, we are failing miserably at respecting the lives of animals that meet our physical needs. The ethical, economical, and spiritual implications of our actions all have visible consequences, but the question at hand is, "Can we take the power we have through innovation to create a more ethical system of animal welfare?" As consumers on a smaller scale, what can we do to help drive this shift in quality of life for all living beings?
In many cases of factory farming, there seems to be a lack of respect between the animals that are raised for consumption and the people that care for these creatures. The most crucial aspect in ethically producing and consuming animal products is viewing these beings not merely as food, but living things with (non-rational) souls, feelings, and emotions. If an animal is physically or emotionally abused, it will feel pain—a very obvious, but often an ignored response. We are called to recognize their suffering and instead treat such beings with care and respect—talking calmly and quietly to them rather than yelling and being violent, accommodating living conditions to calm the animal instead of making them more afraid, and finding painless ways of ending the animal's life. As a consumer, it is vital to view the meat on our plates not merely as sustenence, but as a life that was ended so we could live a healthier one—making sure not to waste any meat, but instead making good use of it out of respect for the animal.
At the Fork, a documentary produced by John Papola, has been a fantastic resource for thinking about this issue. His wife, Lisa Papola, is a vegetarian and planted the seed in John's mind to think more intensely about where his food comes from. To explore just how farm animals are raised for consumption, John and his wife set out to explore farm production from a range of ethical philosophies.
Like humans and nature, animals too have certain conditions that are fixed in their very makeup that allow for their health and happiness. Crystal Lake Farm owner Richard Udale states that the chickens on his farm are "being real chickens" because they are allowed to roam around outside in an open area of foliage and water puddles. Francis Thicke, from Radiance Dairy, states that his cows are "healthy because they are in a natural environment." These farmers recognize that it is natural for animals to be outside in nature where they were before the rise of factory farming. This, being an Aristotelian, is an important observation to make. All natural things were created with specific needs that must be met in order to fulfill their purpose, or telos. It should be no surprise then that animals are happier and healthier when they are in their natural habitat—just like penguins cannot thrive in the desert because they were not designed to do so, so too will farm animals suffer in the unnatural living conditions of large-scale factory farms.
Many farmers believe crates and stalls are the best life for animals—it is easier to monitor the animal's food intake and vitals if the animal is contained in a small area and on a controlled diet. These farmers believe their animals are living a rewarding life in stalls because the temperature inside such barns is regulated and their needs are provided to the desired standard. However, this is not the natural environment of these animals. The stalls and crates used in this method have barely enough room for the animal to turn around, and in some cases, not even enough room to fully stand upright. Will Harris, owner of White Oak Pastures, states that good animal welfare is "incumbent on us to create an environment in which the animal can express its instinctive behavior." Harris raises hogs not in crates, but allows the animals to roam his 40 acre forest. These animals are able to gather their own food, except for peanuts and eggs he provides on occasion. Disease caused by rain is a concern for most pig and hog farmers, but in Harris' experience, his hogs are perfectly healthy despite being exposed to the conditions of weather. Another farmer, Jude Becker of Becker Land Organic, mentions that, in the wild, pigs regulate their own body temperature by rolling in mud and finding shade and creating shelter by building huts. Animals do not need to depend on us to provide their necessary living conditions—survival is built in their nature by virtue of being a certain kind of animal, and they are fit to provide for themselves in the wild.
The main problem with higher welfare farming is an economic one. Factory farming simply produces more product for the cheapest cost to the consumer. The high demand for meat leaves the entrepreneur with the task of creating ways to meet this demand, such as finding new ways of producing animals with the highest weight and productivity. In such cases, the producer is willing, and would be forced, to adopt whatever demand was requested by the consumer. With a shift in demand toward quality over quantity by the consumer, the necessity for ethical treatment of animals would rise—allowing for smaller, local farms to compete for the market demand. In this sense, the consumer is using their dollar to vote on what matters to them—either cheap meat that was mistreated or meat that may or may not be more expensive but was treated well and given living conditions that allowed for the animal to live a good, natural life.
As it states in Genesis, man does have dominion over the animals to care for them and to use them for sustenance. However, the mass production of animals and animal products is an entirely different concept that directly opposes the biblical duty of mankind—a case of domination versus dominion. For the consumer, supporting ethical practices of treatment thorough purchasing eggs produced by cage-free chickens and limiting meat consumption by shifting to a plant-based diet ("Meatless Mondays" are a great way to start) helps shift the demand away from factory farming animals in the same way we do other products such as produce. Though the power of innovation brings much growth, it also brings up ethical questions that force us to consider how our actions affect the world around us. Having respect for all living creatures seems like it should be on the forefront of our minds.


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Join us for a festive evening of light refreshments on Thursday 22nd November 2018 at a venue TBC in St. Albans.
We are delighted to be hosting our first joint event with Hertfordshire Law Society which is kindly being sponsored by New Court Chambers.
RSVP by 7 November 2018 confirming your attendance as numbers are limited. We look forward to celebrating the start of the festive season with you all!


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Sapa Snapshots
Obviously I had to sneak in a few last shots of this incredible place. It really was an amazing sight to see. I know I say that all the time, but this was on another level.
{ Lam's daughter munching on sugarcane, a common treat in tropical areas }
{ Wild cannabis used for hemp and, of course, to smoke }
{ Casey rocking his indigo top when we drove a couple of Red Dzao tribeswomen back to their village }
{ Little baby piggy friend }
{ A goat farmer corralling his tribe against a beautiful backdrop }


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5 Creative Ways to Stay Focused and Limit DIstractions at Work | Kristin MacRae | 0216
We all have interruptions and distractions in our day. You may have a co-worker calling for answers to a question. Your emails may be piling up by the minute. People are standing over you dropping items into your inbox. You may get pulled away from your desk while you are in the middle of completing an important task. These distractions and interruptions will not only allow you to lose focus but will decrease your productivity.
Here are 5 creative ways to stay focused and limit your distractions in the workplace:
Declutter and get organized. Visual clutter leads to mental clutter which will in turn cause you to lose focus and decrease your productivity.You should only have on top of your desk what you need on a daily basis. Remove the horizontal flat filing trays. They are a breeding ground for paper.
Have a system and a process for everything. Have a process to handle every piece of paper or information that arrives at your desk. Create working filing systems so that when you need to search for an item, you will be able to find it at a moment's notice, with no time wasted. Remember, the simpler the system you create, the easier it will be to maintain.
Work on your time management skills. Organization and time management go hand in hand. You can't work on your time management skills until you have decluttered and organized. Create blocks of time that you dedicate to projects you are working on. Prioritize your tasks. Take some time to think about how you are functioning in your day. What changes can you make to become more efficient and productive?
Create a working organized system for emails. Can you develop a system where you check emails only certain times of the day? The minute you pull yourself away from what you are doing to check an email, you'll get distracted and lose focus on the task at hand. If you are working on an important project, stay away from the email for that time period.
Be mindful. Pay attention to when you start to get distracted. What is distracting you and how can you avoid that distraction from happening? Can you notify your co-workers to not disturb you during certain hours of the day? Concentrate on the task at hand and don't allow yourself to get distracted and switch to a different project. If an idea pops into your head, write it down and then continue with the task at hand.
Take some time to think about how you are functioning on a daily basis. What are your biggest distractions? What causes you to easily lose focus? Once you can identify where your issues are, you'll be functioning efficiently and productively and will be amazed at how much you can get done.
by Kristin MacRae
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"I want to bring the elegant style of handmade silk dresses to women in the United States at a price point they can afford, " she said.
Through her years of experience in the industry Verma has gained a remarkable ability to create flattering dresses for every body type. Shail K. has special dresses for every occasion: evening dresses for a night on the town, beautiful homecoming dresses for the upcoming school year, sexy cocktail dresses that make an impression and long gowns that provide that extra touch of glamour.
Verma launched the Shail K. brand just a few months ago and it is already rapidly expanding its popularity in the U.S. and the International markets. The line is being showcased at several upcoming trade shows including the August Atlanta Apparel and World of Prom from August 9 through 13.
The current line is already available in some of the more exclusive retailers across the Unites States and the fall line is ready to ship.


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From George Washington to John Robinson, 23 October 1754
To John Robinson
[Williamsburg, 23 October 1754]
To the Speaker of the House of Burgesses.
Nothing could have given me, and the Officers under my command, greater satisfaction, than to have received the thanks of the House of Burgesses, in so particular and honourable a manner, for our Behaviour in the late unsuccessful Engagement with the French at the Great-Meadows;1 and we unanimously hope, that our future Conduct in the Service of our Country, may entitle us to a continuance of its approbation. I assure you, Sir, I shall always look upon it as my indispensable duty to endeavour to deserve it.
I was desired, by the Officers of the Virginia Regiment, to offer their grateful thanks for the Honour which has been confered upon them; and hope the enclosed will be indulgently received, and answer their, and the intended purpose of, Sir, Your most hble Servant,
Go: Washington
Octob. 23, 1754.
LB, DLC:GW. This document and the one following were written by GW in response to the address of the House of Burgesses to GW and his officers transmitted by Speaker John Robinson to GW on 15 Sept. 1754. See the source note to that document. GW arrived in Williamsburg on 21 Oct., and he docketed the Robinson letter "Recd at Wmsburg 23d of Octr." The entry for 24 Oct. in the Journals of the House of Burgesses described the exchange of addresses. The "Speaker acquainted the House, That . . . he had transmitted" to GW and his fellow officers "the Thanks of this House . . . and that he had received from the said Col. Washington, an Answer as follows," after which both documents were entered into the journals of the House (JHB, 1752–1755, 1756–1758 description begins H. R. McIlwaine and John Pendleton Kennedy, eds. Journals of the House of Burgesses of Virginia. 13 vols. Richmond, 1905–15. description ends , 217–18). The wording of the first of these documents as it appears in the letter book is quite different from the version printed in JHB description begins H. R. McIlwaine and John Pendleton Kennedy, eds. Journals of the House of Burgesses of Virginia. 13 vols. Richmond, 1905–15. description ends , but the meaning is essentially the same.


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Every year we host a "Treat 'n' Treat" evening at The Hub on 31st October. We invite neighbours and passers-by to come enjoy our free games and hear some exciting true stories from the Bible. This year the International Cafe lent a hand and helped out.
Here's a few photos from this year's event.


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Jessica Kelly | Staff Writer
Click on the link below for an interactive photo of the atmosphere at the state game.
The State Game
Click on the picture below for a photo story of the emotion at the state game.
Collaborators: Jessica Kelly and Bailee Leathers
Categories: Features, Football, Sports, Uncategorized


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How to Embed the Weather Forecast in Your Website
The Weather Underground site provides an embeddable weather forecast sticker (a small box that displays the weather for a selected area) you can embed in your page. The technology is super-simple. You get the HTML code to embed an image that Weather Underground updates periodically with your ZIP code's weather forecast.
This example is almost too simple, but it's very useful and provides a good experience with the most basic form of embedded live content — an embedded image that someone else updates.
Here's how you place that sticker on your site:
1Go to the Weather Underground site.
Enter your ZIP code in the search box.
3Copy the generated HTML and paste it into your web page.
There are three versions of the weather sticker, the only difference being the design.


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Walk to honor Starr
David Barrett writes:
If you knew Starr Saphir or were ever on one of her birding walks, the event below may be of interest to you.
Lenore Swenson, who birded with Starr Saphir for over 23 years, is leading a memorial birding walk for Starr on Wednesday, May 8, at 7:30 a.m. at Summit Rock in Central Park, New York City. The walk is free and open to all. Summit Rock is just east of Central Park West and 83rd Street, and can be reached by entering the park at West 81st Street or West 85th Street.
This walk will offer the chance to explore the Central Park Ramble near the height of spring migration under Lenore's excellent guidance. It also will allow many people from decades of Starr's walks to see each other again. The walk will linger at Summit Rock (an excellent spot for observing warblers and other migrants) for awhile at the beginning so that those who wish to say a few words in memory of Starr will have the opportunity to do so.
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A very special thank you to the thousands of people who sent in their incredible demos. Due to the overwhelming response, we've had to end this open call early. Otherwise, we physically wouldn't have enough time to review each demo thoroughly.
This has been an amazing experience. The level of talent in every submission is exceptional. I'll endeavour to reply to each and every-one of you individually and I give thanks to you all.
We'll be reaching out to various performers shortly.
You're all awesome.


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Good day! I'm finally able to show you guys my set for Luna Claire Collective's Fall/Winter 2015 lookbook. Well, part 1 at least :). So the bummer deal about trying to shoot a fall/winter lookbook is that you are usually shooting in the summer heat, but Alyssa and I decided to brave the summer and put her in winter knits. Alyssa and I have become very good friends through work, and we know how to bring out the best of each other's abilities. So, even through the 97 degree weather we got these amazing shots of Alyssa slowly sweating into a puddle, but you can't tell! She looks so bomb!
The company is based out of Boulder, Co. Alyssa introduced me to the ladies at Luna Claire and I cannot tell you how wonderful these women are. In a world of fast fashion this company focuses itself on being fashionably responsible. This a core component to their business. Instead of basing their workshops in places like India where laborers are often mistreated, they have located their workshops in Thailand. Thailand has an established standard set for wage, safety, and health. Luna Claire actually visits the locations several times a year to inspect them and make sure conditions are safe and comfortable.
To further brag about this company, the clothes are ridiculously comfy and convertible. I'm pretty sure every woman could agree that they want to feel as stylish as they are comfortable. Keep on the look out for Luna Claire part 2! I'll be giving you an inside look into our 2nd shoot!
If you guys were wondering about the jewelry at all you can find pieces at kitchies.etsy.com.
Till I write again.,


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Authorities: Person making hashish causes explosion at house
SAGINAW, Mich. (AP) — Authorities say someone trying to make hashish caused an explosion and fire that damaged a home where marijuana was being grown in Saginaw and injured three people.
Saginaw Fire Department Captain James Champney says crews responded on Sunday to a report of a butane explosion. He says multiple marijuana plants were found at the home.
Champney says three people escaped the home and had what were believed to be serious injuries, including burns. The Saginaw News reports (http://bit.ly/1QwasfH ) they were taken to a hospital for treatment.
Firefighters initially had trouble getting into the home because of security bars on the door. Windows were boarded from the inside.
The fire is under investigation.
Information from: The Saginaw News, http://www.mlive.com/saginaw


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After having watched the Swedish TV program "This Is Your Life" featuring Kjell Bergqvist, Linnéa Aaro decided that she would support Barnhem Muang Mai as her student project.
She collected all that money by redeeming empty cans for money, baking and selling cakes, printing leaflets, collecting money on the street, contacting local organizations, and arranging a photo exhibit with her own photographs.
What a drive – once again we at Happy Child are at a loss for words to convey our admiration!
Thank you, Linnéa, for choosing us!
Read Linnéa's own story of her work.
My name is Linnéa Aaro and I'm currently 18 years old, I live in a small town called Boden, which is in the Norrbotten County. Just like all the other last-year students at Björknäs High School I had to do a student project. I quickly chose to support Barnhem Muang Mai after having seen the program "This Is Your Life," starring Kjell Bergqvist, who spoke of his friend Sussi Janson, who lost her children in the devastating Tsunamiin 2004. Sussi entered the studio and spoke about her difficult time and Barnhem. Her story deeply moved me, but it also inspired me and motivated me to do this project; she is so strong and became my role model even though I've never met her.
Many children lost their dear and near ones to the strong forces of the water in 2004, I have many close friends who have grown up without one or both parents and I have felt their pain. I cannot say that I know what it is like to lose a parent or a child…but I lost my grandmother to cancer and that was very painful. I have experienced sorrow, I'm experiencing a loss. This is also a contributing factor to why I chose to support Muang Mai in particular.
I think it's very important to help children have a good childhood, since the children are our future. All children have the right to live and to live a dignified life with love, heat, food, education, shelter, and much more.
I did not carry out this project only to help others and to contribute to a "better world," rather, I did it to a great extent for myself. I wanted to prove to myself that I could handle this project on my own and that my strong will can take me far. Through my project I've gotten people to provide help and to experience that they are actually contributing something. I have inspired younger students to collect money for charity and have tried to influence those who only talk without matching their words with action.
Initially, I drafted a plan and according to our school we are supposed to spend 100 hours working on the project but I've used about 200. It involved a lot of planning and tons of setbacks… I learned for example that you have to take things as they come and not plan every little detail, anything can happen.
I chose to take my previous fundraising experiences and then upgrade and modernize those methods. I arranged a photo exhibit to benefit Barnhem, I took photos and sent the picture files to two companies, jagsyns.se and kbfoto.se, that enlarged the 20 photos to A3-format, which I then sold at the Cultural Center for SEK 200. I really enjoyed being able to weave my greatest interest – photography – into the project, I raised good money, and made good photography contacts that may be useful in the future.
My goal was to reach SEK 6,000, but I was able to reach SEK 10,000, which I never thought when I begun the project, I've always heard from my parents that you can handle anything you want…those were just words to me. But now I've proven to myself that it's true, you can actually handle anything you want…
I used to be a bit shy about calling and making contact with people but now I don't have any problems with that at all, I actually enjoy it. As I thought at the beginning, doing a fundraising that requires you to be active socially every day has boosted my self confidence and self esteem.
There are many people who have helped me with this project! Among these are the Red Cross, which contributed with as much as SEK 3.000; my mother, who donated her beautiful water color artwork to the exhibit, ICA, kbfoto.se, jagsyns.se, Fagernässkola, Bo Strömbäck, who lent us the Cultural Center; private individuals who helped with e.g. the exhibit and provided support when things looked bleak; Hans Almqvist lent us his bakery; Stadins Glas in Boden supplied passe-partouts for the water color artwork; Swedbank; my childhood friend Emma Nilsson, who helped me with technical things and with editing the leaflet. And last but not least my advisor Helena Carolin and obviously Sussi Janson, who made this possible from the very beginning. THANK YOU!


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Seafood expo global coming up soon/
The seafood expo global in Brussels is coming up soon. We are ready with our whole team to have a great time at the expo.
Even with the recent happenings in Brussels we are sure that the expo will be a great succes.
We invite all our colleagues, suppliers and customers to come have a drink at our stand!
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There are schools offering English degrees in Kentucky!
Schools Offering English Programs in Kentucky
Nearby States
Each year, roughly 0.5% of Kentucky students graduate with degrees in English. Thus, Kentucky's 27 English schools put out approximately 690 english professionals each year.
Top Schools
Centre College, which was ranked 27th nationwide in 2010, is the top-ranked school in Kentucky that has a English program. It is located in Danville. In 2010, 24 students graduated from Centre College's English program. Tuition at Centre College was $32,600 per year.
The second-ranked school in Kentucky that has a English program is University of Kentucky. University of Kentucky, which was ranked 28th in the country in 2010, is located in Lexington. 117 students graduated with degree in English from University of Kentucky in 2010. Students at University of Kentucky paid $8,610 per year in tuition fees.
The third-ranked school in Kentucky that has a English program is Berea College. Berea College, which was ranked 31st in the country in 2010, is located in Berea. In 2010, Berea College graduated 12 students from its English programs. Students at Berea College paid $910 per year in tuition fees.
Tuition at Kentucky's English schools ranges from $32,600 per year to $910 per year. But, the average tuition is $15,751 per year. In 2010, the following Kentucky English schools had the highest tuition rates:
- Centre College - located in Danville, students are charged $32,600 per year
- Bellarmine University - located in Louisville, students are charged $30,310 per year
- Georgetown College - located in Georgetown, students are charged $27,640 per year
The English schools that charged the lowest tuition rates in Kentucky were:
- Berea College - located in Berea, students are charged $910 per year
- Kentucky State University - located in Frankfort, students are charged $5,720 per year
- Murray State University - located in Murray, students are charged $6,264 per year
An English degree from a Kentucky school... what next?
In Kentucky, the largest numbers of english professional work in the following counties:
- Clark County - 370 english professionals
- Bourbon County - 140 english professionals
- Ballard County - 130 english professionals
Projected Growth
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts by 2018, an estimated 3,180 english professionals will be working in Kentucky. This would require the number of english professional to grow by 14%.
english professionals in Kentucky earn $43,763 per year on average. But, salaries for english professional can vary. In 2010, english professional made as little as less than $16,820 per year or as much as more than $81,180 per year in Kentucky. On average english professional earn the most in the following Kentucky counties:
- Bourbon County - $46,010 per year
- Clark County - $43,557 per year
- Bell County - $36,920 per year
English professionals in the following counties in Kentucky make the lowest salaries on average:
- Ballard County - $28,760 per year
- Edmonson County - $30,610 per year
- Anderson County - $35,220 per year
On average, the highest paid english professionals in Kentucky were:
- Technical Writer - $53,250 per year
- Creative Writer - $41,450 per year
- Literacy Teacher - $36,590 per year
The english professionals with lowest average salaries in Kentucky were:
- Creative Writer - $41,450 per year
- Literacy Teacher - $36,590 per year
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Take a look at the graphs and charts below for additional Kentucky statistics regarding a career in English and to compare salaries with a variety of related fields such as language or creative writing.
Here are the different levels of study available for you to explore.
- Associate's Degree in English in Kentucky
- Bachelor's Degree in English in Kentucky
- Master's Degree in English in Kentucky
- Doctoral Degree in English in Kentucky
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Sometimes I find myself admiring qualities in others. Mostly, I admire selflessness. I admire those who can freely talk to children and make children laugh. I admire those who can comfort in a non-overbearing way. I admire those who selflessly give themselves to Christ and never look back. I admire those who can freely love and not be fearful of how that love will be treated or repaid.
So, I want to look at these people as the arms of Christ. These people are the people that are meant to be there when a child needs a reason to smile. These are the people that are meant to be there when someone needs comforting. These are the people who were created to selflessly give their time to anyone in need.
These people aren't just those who we admire. These people are meant to be us.
'For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me, I was naked and you clothed me, I was sick and you visited me, I was in prison and you came to me'


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The Noosa Wedding Wish
Think garden party at Hidden Grove, Noosa Main Beach with the light filtering gently through the trees, coupled with a pleasant and subtle breeze off the ocean, drinking champagne and eating wedding cake amongst your unique styled wedding scene, laughing and creating wonderful memories with your nearest and dearest. Perfect for up to 20 guests and the affair will be event they will all rave about for years to come. This is the ultimate lavish wedding package in a perfect Noosa destination.
- Exclusive Twig & Grace Décor Styling voucher to the value of $1,700. Twig & Grace will cater for your bouquet and the garden party décor styling requirements and services. They offer a bespoke blend of props, signing tables and incredible styling inspiration using fresh florals, and all décor catering needs that one will need when eating and drinking outdoors. This is the golden ticket.
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- 2 hour Garden Party in the Grove; combined ceremony & reception
- Council Permits – a total of 4 hour permit time
- An elegant Celebrant who offers a personalised ceremony
- Photographer 1 ½ hours – unlimited high res edited photos, no watermarks
- Videography – 1 ½ hours – a complete edited wedding video played to your song of choice
- Musician – 2 hours of live music entertainment including ceremony
- Mobile Hair and Makeup Artist for Bride
- Wedding Cake Delivered – 10 inch with buttercream icing for 20 people
- Champagne flutes for champagne celebration
- 1 Waiter, drinks station, white table cloth, bottle openers, rubbish removal - 2 hours
- Unlimited Communication with your wedding co-ordinator
- Time schedule of events on your wedding day
- Wet weather venue - The Sheraton Noosa
Total = $8,150
Location for this package is Hidden Grove, Noosa Main Beach.
Is there something else that tickles your fancy? Then why not add to your package?
- Mobile Hair & Make up for wedding party & Mother
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MILWAUKEE -- A push to redevelop Milwaukee's Granville neighborhood has been going on for months. The area includes the former Northridge Mall.
The Granville Business Improvement District has been trying to find ways to counteract a drastic decline in retail businesses over the past 15 years; not by attracting new ones, but by replacing empty store fronts with a variety of industries.
Blueprints on how to transform Milwaukee's Granville district are being fine-tuned. Sam Leichtling is with the Department of City Development.
CLICK HERE to view the Granville Action Plan
"So I think there are a lot of things the city can do to help that," Leichtling said. "We've worked with neighbors this past, just over a year."
It's five 'high-profile' sites, including the former Northridge Mall.
"To bring a variety of new uses including office and light industrial production," Leichtling said.
Leichtling was standing on another site, formerly Ray's Indoor Bike Park, an area marked for urban agriculture.
"Try to capitalize on that and capitalize on that and other partners in the neighborhood to bring new food options to the area," Leichtling said.
By in large, the vision has been to replace empty retail spaces in decline since Northridge Mall closed in 2003.
"New style restaurants to agriculture to entertainment," said Milwaukee Alderwoman Chantia Lewis.
Lewis is a driving force behind the project which needs approval by the city.
"The Target building will need to be rezoned and then, we are making sure there are some funds or some TIF (tax increment financing) dollars that will be available to this area," Lewis said.
Lewis does not have a specific dollar amount. But perhaps more importantly, the properties in question are not city-owned.
"We are constantly talking to developers and brokers and saying this is what the plan is. What would you be interested in?" Lewis said.
Here are a couple of figures we've heard through the evolution of this project: 30,000 people work in the Granville neighborhood, but only 11,000 people live there. The goal has been to encourage those people to stay and invest.


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In order to make them more organized and accessible, I'm moving my resources page to a series of blog posts. Here I start with local to Boston food resources, including financially accessible options. High quality, local, wild and accessible food is the foundation of so much, and I want to keep spreading knowledge of resources to folks in my community. Here goes.
This Map of the "urban commons" in Somerville/Cambridge with public food sources. Mulberries and more!
Find a farmer's market in your neighborhood.
How to use EBT/SNAP at local farmers markets.
The Neighborhood Farm in Needham has been known to have pay-what-you-can boxes available for their fresh produce at farmers markets in JP and Roslindale.
The Daily Table is a not-for-profit grocery store in Dorchester which serves fresh produce and ready-made healthy food. They seem to be opening a new location in Roxbury, as well.
Buckle Farm is where I source most of my and fresh produce year-round. He farms pork, too!
Consumer Reports: Your Biggest C-Section Risk May Be Your Hospital
While the World Health Organization states that the ideal rate for necessary cesarian births should be around 10-15% (with more recent studies showing that rates above 10% do not decrease mortality rates for parents or for babies), the US Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (Department of Health and Human Services) sets our goal at 23.9%. Since this goal was set (as 10% lower than the average in 2007), approximately 60% of hospitals in the United States do not yet meet this goal.
Another doula and I were chatting about experiences at a local hospital where a client of mine awaited a planned cesarian for a suspected big baby. This doula mentioned that the birth site we were discussing was on the top of a list of local hospitals who perform medically unnecessary cesarian sections. She shared with me the consumer report on cesarian rates for low-risk babies. The report does not include cesarian statistics from anyone who has a prior cesarian, is carrying more than one baby, or who has a baby in anything but a head-down position. This data also doesn't include anyone with a chronic health condition, heart problems, high blood pressure or obesity. Truly, this is a thorough compilation of comparative unnecessary cesarian rates, state-by-state.
Some takeaways about Boston-area birth sites:
The lowest cesarian section rates come from:
- Cambridge Health Alliance (which includes Cambridge Birth Center and Cambridge Hospital)
- Mount Auburn (don't think any Boston-area birth worker is surprised about this)
- Massachusetts General Hospital
The worse-than-average cesarian section rates come from:
- Tufts Medical Center
- St. Elizabeth's
- Newton-Wellesley Hospital
- Brigham and Women's Hospital
- Boston Medical Center
The highest cesarian section rates come from:
- South Shore Hospital
- Brockton Hospital
- Melrose Wakefield Hospital (Hallmark Medical System)
Just something else to consider when choosing where to give birth around Boston!


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Meet Glen Ferrarotto - OTG Veteran/
Glen enlisted in the Army in 1997 and served as a Heavy Diesel Mechanic. He led Army sections through gruelling jungle warfare training in South East Asia and completed two tours to Afghanistan as part of the Special Operation's Task Group.
Having held positions in the Private Sector following his 10 year career in the Army, Glen went on to found Ironside Recruitment in 2012, which has become Australia's leading recruitment agency for ex-service men and women. His mission is simple; to enhance industry capability by securing employment for those who have served.
"When I left the Army in 2008, I went through a recruitment agency. Even at that point, I thought it would be great to have an agency that I could talk to from a soldier's perspective - to not have to try to be a civilian person, with civilian qualifications, which at that point I wasn't." says Glen. "After a few years in Industry I realised the importance of employers truly understanding the unique experience and skills that veterans have, to look beyond a CV".
Glen's role today as Executive Director of Ironside Recruitment, allows him to guide the nation's journey and thought process when it comes to hiring veterans; bringing these individuals into their workforce is in fact good strategy, not charity. Veterans bring with them a wealth of uniquely rich qualities, including discipline, leadership, character and the ability to perform under pressure, all of which make any organisation stronger. This approach to shared value partnerships has resulted in hundreds of new careers for ex-defence men and women.
Glen is considered a subject matter expert in Australia when it comes to strategic resourcing of veterans and advising industry CEOs and HR Professionals as to why they should be looking at this diverse pool of talent to differentiate their organisations.
Glen also sits on the State Executive for RSL Victoria and his work advocating on veteran's behalf with potential employers, and raising their profile led to his win of the Prime Minister's Veterans' Employment Awards, Most Outstanding Contribution by an Individual.


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Blockchain technology can transform the Dubai real estate market and the wider economy by bringing in a new level of transparency to attract global players, international investment and advisory specialists Cryptech said.
The company believes the Blockchain 2021 strategy by government agency Smart Dubai will deliver a major boost to the economy by winning the confidence of institutional investors and sparking a fresh surge of broader interest in the property market.
The government initiatives we are seeing to turn Dubai into a global technology hub will build a broad range of economic opportunities in many sectors, not least by bringing additional integrity and transparency to the property market," said Cryptech Director, Omar Jackson.
"This is something that the major institutional investors are looking for, and their arrival can provide a huge injection of wider investor confidence in Dubai real estate. We fully support the government drive and welcome investors who may be new to the technology wishing to explore its potential.
"One of the biggest opportunities in the property market is to use Blockchain to 'tokenise' real estate assets, meaning an investor can purchase parts of a property rather than the entire property. These parts can be traded online in seconds, making UAE real estate far more accessible and attractive to investors from all over the world. We believe this will become a major new trend in the industry this year, especially for first time buyers who are often priced out of the market."
Cryptech, a Blockchain organisation which provides investment opportunities to individuals and institutions seeking to explore the technology, has offices in both London and Dubai and teams operating between the two on behalf of clients.
By offering clients a minimum investment option of USD$1,000/GBP1,000 it has opened up a trading opportunity which previously was largely restricted to financial institutions and HNWIs. After 12 months, clients can redeem their capital back with the maximum returns generated.


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01304 373 984
Mid Terrace Home
Offering Two Bedrooms
Gas Central Heating
No Onward Chain
Ground Floor Bathroom
Two Reception Rooms
Double Glazed
Rear Garden
No Onward Chain Complications
EPC Rating C
New to the market and exclusively via Jenkinson Estates is this mid terraced cottage located within walking distance to the vibrant town of Deal. An ideal first home and a perfect buy to let investment this home can be moved into and enjoyed. Available without any onward chain complications. The property offers decent size accommodation and provides two reception rooms with the dining room opening into the kitchen. The well appointed kitchen has ample work surface and opens out onto the rear gardens. The family size bathroom to the ground floor is furnished with a modern white suite. The first floor continues with the space offering two double bedrooms. The house is double glazed and has a gas central heating system. A great home ready to go and without any onward chain complications. Appointments are exclusively via Jenkinson Estates.
Below is a breakdown of how the total amount of SDLT was calculated.
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Descriptions of the property are subjective and are used in good faith as an opinion and NOT as a statement of fact. Please make further specific enquires to ensure that our descriptions are likely to match any expectations you may have of the property. We have not tested any services, systems or appliances at this property. We strongly recommend that all the information we provide be verified by you on inspection, and by your Surveyor and Conveyancer.


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Show: That 24 Hour Thing
Notable Performers: Suzana Norberg; Charles Maze; Lydia Lea Real; Beverly Baker; Paloma Dominguez; Joshua Jones.
Date: July 3, 2016
City: San Diego, CA
Venue: San Diego Public Central Library - Neil Morgan Auditorium
Ticket Price: Free.
Seating: Front row.
Comments: Fabulous! The playwrights were given a prompt and then had 24 hours to write a 10-minute play. The actors had just under 8 hours of rehearsal to learn lines, block, work on character, etc. My buddy Suzana Norberg did a fabulous job hosting. The final play, written by That 24 Hour Thing producer Hannah Logan, was absolutely beautiful. See program below for shows, writers, directors, and actors.


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Discover business opportunities, in or around Hill City, with well-established brands, who are looking for people like you to help them grow.
As of the 2010 United States Census, Hill City, located in the North Star State, had a total population of 530 people. This makes Hill City the one hundred sixty eighth-most populated city in the state of MN.


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Pacific Northwest Outreach
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August 10th, Grants Chair Sharon Glaeser, arranged for Linda to present AES to staff and volunteers at the Oregon Zoo in Portland. She also had a great time checking up on Ruka, young male black rhino born at the Saint Louis Zoo, where Linda is a docent, who now resides in Oregon with his 'young lady'. On the 12th, Linda visited with the elephant keepers at Pt. Defiance Zoo where she had presented the previous year, and on the 14th had a table at the Woodland Park Zoo (Seattle, WA) annual Asian Animals Festival. This year Linda got there on the right date, instead of two days late (oops!) but still had a great turnout that year for a presentation of AES' work.
All three of these zoos have supported our work over the past years, with Woodland Park as an especially strong donor to Dr. Christopher Stremme's work in Sumatra. Linda would like to especially thank Sharon, Shanon Smith at Point Defiance, and Bobbi Miller at Woodland Park for their great hospitality and support of our work.


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