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Acknowledgements: Thomas P. Turner (Mastery Flight Training Inc.)
Two pilots, one an instructor and the other an experienced pilot receiving instruction in his high-performance single-engine airplane, began their take-off roll. As the airplane accelerated the Pilot Receiving Instruction (PRI) noticed the control yoke pushing aft against his practised inputs - it was moving more nose-up than normal. Continuing to accelerate, the unusual control pressure increased. The PRI added additional forward pressure on the wheel to prevent a premature lift-off.
At the normal lift-off speed the PRI relaxed some of the pressure. The airplane's nose pitched firmly up; the pilot pushed against the excessive nose-up tendency. "We have a problem," he told his instructor.
"Abort!" the instructor commanded. The PRI immediately pulled the throttle to idle as he pushed the nose to a landing attitude. He landed the airplane smoothly and they taxied clear of the runway. Shutting down, they discussed the indications and began to investigate.
At the normal lift-off speed the PRI relaxed some of the pressure. The airplane's nose pitched firmly up; the pilot pushed against the excessive nose-up tendency. "We have a problem," he told his instructor.
"Abort!" the instructor commanded. The PRI immediately pulled the throttle to idle as he pushed the nose to a landing attitude. He landed the airplane smoothly and they taxied clear of the runway. Shutting down, they discussed the indications and began to investigate.
The elevator trim indicator was in the proper take-off position. Exiting the airplane however, the crew found that the elevator trim tabs were in the full Nose-Up position. Moving either the manual trim wheel or the electric trim switches in the cockpit had no effect on the elevator trim - it was stuck fully Nose Up.
Just prior to the aborted take-off, the PRI and instructor had practiced a simulated engine-failure glide to landing on the runway. In many airplane types, the elevator trim will be at or near the full Nose Up position at Best Glide airspeed in an engine-out glide.
It's therefore likely that, as he trimmed the airplane for that power-off glide, the PRI had trimmed his airplane to the full Nose-Up position before touching down on the landing before the aborted take-off.
The instructor contacted a nearby mechanic who found that the trim system's turnbuckles had failed, jamming the trim tabs. The failure must have happened during the simulated engine failure. When the crew reset and verified the trim before the next take-off, the cockpit indications were right even though the actual trim position was radically wrong.
Most of the time we teach and talk about aborting take-offs in the context of an engine failure during the ground roll or shortly after the airplane lifts off. That failure might be in the form of an unusual engine instrument indication - low fuel flow, high or low oil pressure, a temperature excursion - or in a perceived loss of power, partial or total.
There are other situations, however, when a take-off abort is equally wise.
· A door or window comes open during the take-off roll.
· A pilot (or even a passenger) seat slips out of position.
· An obstacle (a person, an animal, a vehicle, or another airplane) appears on the runway ahead.
· The airplane is difficult to control in a crosswind, or does not track the centreline for some other reason.
· Or as in the case of this week's lesson, the controls simply do not feel right.
So, every time you line up for take-off, briefly review the take-off abort procedure:
- Fly the airplane (whether in the air or on the ground),
- Reduce throttle to idle,
- Maintain directional control until you come to a stop, and if necessary
- Shut down the engine(s) and evacuate the airplane.
It's natural for pilots to try to figure out what's going wrong, so we can demonstrate our skill by responding to the abnormality. But trying to "fly through" a scenario like these pilots experienced is incredibly risky. There's a far better way for us to exercise mastery of the airplane… get out of the hazardous situation.
Figuring out what's wrong, whether it be as simple as improperly set trim from failure to follow procedures, to as complicated and unusual as a jammed elevator trim system that appears to be entirely normal from cockpit indications, can wait until the airplane is stopped. In this particular case, the decision to immediately abort may well have saved two lives.
Kudos to the instructor for commanding the take-off abort without pausing to gather more data, and to the PRI for executing the abort without question when the CFI called for it. That's the sign of a well-briefed instructional flight.
The LESSON from this event: be ready to make the Abort! call yourself, without help, any time anything seems wrong during and immediately after take-off.


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Senior Living in 16634 (Dudley, PA)
Surrounding zip codes: 16678, 16694, 16679, 16633, 16674, 16672, 16621, 16685, 16689, 16650
The SeniorScore™ is calculated based on over 100 variables, some of which are shown below. The final score is curved based on a linear curving method. For More info visit senioradvice.com/seniorscore.
SeniorScore™ Overview
- 16634 scores the same as the Dudley, PA average of 73.
- 16634 scores lower than the Pennsylvania average of 75.
- 16634 scores higher than the national average of 72.
Health & Safety
- There is a very low number of Medicare registered physicians within close range.
- There are no hospitals nearby.
- There are 3 senior living facilities in the area, including Village at Morrisons Cove, The Village at Morrisons Cove, and Homewood at Martinsburg Pa.
- There are 2 home healthcare providers operating in the area.
- There are 5 fire stations in close proximity.
- The average life expectancy is 78.5, compared to the national average of 78.6.
- There are 6 pharmacies within short driving distance.
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- The area has an average percent of seniors (34% of the total population).
- There are 16 golf courses nearby, including Iron Masters Country Club, Down River Golf Course, and Scotch Valley Country Club.
- There are 2 parks nearby (Heritage Cove Resort and Trough Creek State Park).
- There are 4 churches nearby, including Church-Brethren Memorial, Clover Creek Church-Brethren, and Martinsburg Grace Brethren Ch.
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- The property taxes average 2.25% of total income, which is medium compared to the national median.
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- The sales tax rate is 7.00%, which is medium compared to the national median.
- Pennsylvania has a low average state income tax rate of 3.07%.
- The area has an average household income of $54,344, which is in the top 59% of all incomes in the US.
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- Assisted living costs average $33,300 per year, which are very low compared to national figures.
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Group projects are a great way to meet people. As random as that statement may seem it's actually not because it's how I met my latest interviewee. Sarah Marshall (insert joke) is a junior studying Fine Arts from Blairsville, Pennsylvania. It's not everyday I meet someone in that program, mostly because it is relatively small. I decided to chat with Sarah about some of her experiences in the Fine Arts program, her sculptures and installations and if she believes she will be a "starving artist".
Lauren Davis: Of all the art and design schools, why did you choose Parsons? What was unique to Parsons that no other school offered?
Sarah Marshall: I discovered Parsons at a National Portfolio Day event when I was in high school. I feel lucky that I did because I somehow hadn't been aware of Parsons. I was initially interested in Photography, which seemed to be a strong program, but after completing Foundation Year I realized I wanted to pursue Fine Arts. I find the Fine Arts program here at Parsons to be excellent, and I love that the projects are very open-ended because it gives me the opportunity to make work that I am interested in rather than just completing assignments. I also appreciate that the program is based primarily on conceptual art practices, which seems to be unlike some other art schools.
LD: Sculptures and installations seem to be your medium of choice – tell me a little bit about an installation (or sculpture) you've enjoyed and the inspiration behind it.
SM: My final project for my 3D class last semester was a project that I really enjoyed. I created a carpet-like piece reminiscent of a shag rug using strips of plastic bags. For this project I was interested in working with sculptures or installations that encourage viewer interaction, particularly interaction that results in the production of sound. So for this project I created a rug-like form from plastic bags and the viewers walked on the piece, which produced a unique, sound-driven experience of the work that referenced the idea of the landfill with the use of normally discarded materials. I'm currently expanding the project to cover the entire floor of a gallery that I opened over the summer in my hometown called Illuminations Art Space for a show this winter.
LD: What else interests you within art and design?
SM: Sound in art is something that I've been very interested in. I feel like it's one of the less explored mediums in fine art and it's an element that I pay a lot of attention to and something that I tend to focus a lot of my work around. Some of my more recent sculptures and installations have dealt with the production of sound through material, as I mentioned with my 3D project. Last semester, I also created a collection of hollow spherical forms that alter the way ambient sound is perceived when the viewer (or listener) stands with his or her head inside of the structures.
LD: Tell me about an interesting class you've taken or enjoyed at Parsons.
SM: I've had a lot of interesting classes here at Parsons, but one of my favorites was a University lecture course that I took last fall called Old Weird America. The subject of the class was early American folk music, something that really interests me. My professor was Greil Marcus, who is a well-known author and music journalist. His knowledge of the subject was so insightful, and he also presented his lectures in such a compelling way that I think the class would be interesting to anyone.
LD: What would you like to ultimately do in the future? Do you think you'll be a "starving artist"?
SM: In the future I'd like to be able to have an independent art practice and be able to make art for a living. I know that it will probably be a challenge, but I believe that it's possible as long as you have a passion for what you're doing.
LD: Any advice for perspective students or specifically for students wanting to study fine arts?
SM: If you are passionate about fine arts I would definitely encourage you to come to Parsons because the program is really excellent and my instructors have all been really helpful as well. It's also great because the program is relatively small, so critiques are always very detailed and constructive. It's a very good place to be if you're dedicated and willing to put forth the effort.
Thanks to Sarah for the awesome interview! Check out more of her installations, videos and work here!


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The Sazerac Company Announces Plans to Revitalize former Pillsbury Plant with 100+ New Jobs in New Albany/
Today, at a press conference inside the former Pillsbury Plant, The Sazerac Company announced plans to establish a new bottling plant in New Albany, creating up to 110 jobs by 2021. Sazerac was joined by state and local officials to celebrate the news.
The Sazerac Company, one of the United States' oldest family-owned and privately held distillers, has plans to invest $66 million to renovate the 455,000 square foot former General Mills Pillsbury plant in New Albany. The 58-acre facility has been vacant since 2016.
"When General Mills announced it would close its doors a couple years ago, we worked hard to help the employees most affected by the news. With Sazerac on the verge of coming to New Albany, I can't help but marvel at how far we've come," said New Albany Mayor Jeff Gahan. "I would like to welcome the Sazerac team to New Albany with a pledge to support their efforts to put down roots here and prosper along with us. Sazerac has a rich and storied past, and I am certain this quality company will be embraced by our community. We are excited, and we expect that this will be the beginning of a long and prosperous friendship between Sazerac and the city of New Albany."
Sazerac has plans to create up to 110 new manufacturing jobs, including 50 new employees by the end of this year, with average salaries above the state and county average wage.


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► Duane Eddy's House of Twang
Can't believe we are out of the country when Duane and Deed arrive. We will miss all the shows. Hope they have a safe journey and an enjoyable tour.
Duane at The Palladium? I feel a GDP big night out coming on.
Yep. We're really looking forward to this, seeing so many of our friends, it's been far too long a time away.
Brilliant news!!!
real puzzle though...hard choices to make
1) go to Manchester show.....only 40 miles away
2) go to London Palladium ....200 miles away
3) go to both.
hard choice, or is it
Most sensible would seem to be option 3)
Looks like loads of fun.
It's possible that a few more dates may be added, but these three are a great start!
It's possible that a few more dates may be added, but these three are a great start!
Deed excitement is mounting already in the UK !! - Lets hope Birmingham or Warwick University ( Coventry ) is added !! - Fans still talk about Duane's concert that was at the university , many locals flocked there , great venue , great show !!!
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PARIS, Oct 22 (Reuters) - Essilor, the world's largest maker of ophthalmic lenses, reported in-line revenue on Monday and kept its guidance unchanged for the year.
The French company, which merged earlier this month with Italian group Luxottica - which owns the Ray-Ban sunglasses brand - said sales in the third quarter rose 4.4 percent to 1.811 billion euros ($2.08 billion).
Analysts polled by Refinitiv had been targeting average revenue of 1.79 billion euros.
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Blondel grew up in a household of athletes, she is a former British Junior Record Holder and Senior British and Commonwealth Record Holder. Two of her brothers, Garry and Keith were professional footballers, whilst another brother, Glyn, represented the Marines in athletics, football, cricket, basketball and volleyball All of this combined has enabled Blondel to develop an expertise in Sports law.
As a former British and Common Wealth record holder in athletics, two brothers who made their living from professional football and a son who is a former World Indoor Champion at 400m has enabled Blondel to develop an expertise in Sports law.
She prosecutes and defends a variety of cases from Murder and Manslaughter to offences under the Theft Act. In a recent case, she defended one of four defendants facing an indictment containing 51 counts of historical rape, buggery, indecent assault.
In 1998 she became a Panel Judge member for the Disciplinary Tribunals of UK Athletics. In 2010 Blondel was appointed as arbitrator for the Court of Arbitration for Sport, (based in Lausanne Switzerland). She is also a Panel member for the Inns of Court from which Disciplinary Tribunals of the Bar are drawn.
Blondel regularly delivers seminars specialising on Sports Law.
- International Criminal Lawyer (The Hague, The Netherlands)
- Member of The International Criminal Court Bar Association (ICCBA) The Hague, The Netherlands.
- Appointed as Chairwoman in 2001 for The Football Association Appeals Board, that was extended in 2005 by Sports Resolutions to other areas such as Swimming, Anti-Doping, Child Protection and the Illegibility Appeal involving Sports Council Recognition of a sport.
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- Appointed to the Ad Hoc Division for the UEFA EURO 2012 as an Arbitration Judge
- Honorary Vice President of Birchfield Harriers (2012 to present)
- In May 2013 Blondel Thompson was successfully interviewed and placed on the Special Tribunal for Lebanon List of Victims Counsel.
- Appointed to the Ad-Hoc Division of the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) as an arbitrator judge to cover the XX Commonwealth Games in Glasgow 2014.
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The deceased telephoned the defendant, threatened to whip him. He visited the defendants home and asked to speak to him; a fight ensued during which the deceased was stabbed.
- R v Lewis - Initially charged with Manslaughter the defendant faced an Indictment at trial of S18. The injured party refused to make a statement, but when he did months later he did not blame the defendant. His statement was served as Unused Material. The defence was forced to call the Injured Party and Defendant in the same trial.
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- R v Jacob Smith - Attempted Murder. Defendant shot the complainant at point blank range in the gardens of a public house.
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FRIDAY 24 August, 2018 – A regional cultural tourism project that celebrates Australia's national gemstone and is set to attract an extra 50,000 visitors to western NSW each year has today welcomed the NSW Government's commitment to growing tourism in the State's regional and rural destinations.
Announced this week by Minister for Tourism and Major Events, Adam Marshall, the initiative, which sets the State's first-ever regional tourism target, will focus on doubling visitor expenditure in regional and rural NSW by 2030 and inject $22 million over the next 12 months into promotional marketing campaigns.
Australian Opal Centre president David Lane said the announcement was a great show of support by the NSW Government for tourism products and destinations in regional and rural areas, and also underscored how important these, at times, under-funded and overlooked tourism offerings were to growing the NSW economy.
"We are delighted Minister Marshall has chosen to shine the spotlight on investing in regional and rural NSW at a time when 100% of the State is currently in drought and many businesses, including those who receive a direct and indirect benefit through tourism, are doing it tough," he said.
"Minister Marshall was very impressed by the Australian Opal Centre project when he visited Lightning Ridge in July of this year, and we are hopeful the NSW Government's fresh focus on growing tourism in outback NSW will extend to supporting the development of our new state-of-the-art facility, which is set to inject $94 million and 345 jobs into the NSW economy during construction and $49 million per year thereafter."
Located in Lightning Ridge, the home of Australia's black opal, the new Australian Opal Centre building designed by internationally renowned architects Glenn Murcutt AO and Wendy Lewin will be a major national and international tourist attraction, showcasing Australian natural and cultural treasures including the world's leading public collection of rare Australian opals and opalised fossils from the age of dinosaurs.
Scheduled for completion in 2020, it will serve as a hub for creativity, research, education, and economic and cultural development in one of the State's most economically disadvantaged yet vibrant regions, and benefit all opal producing centres across Australia.
"The NSW Government has a key regional tourism infrastructure project available for investment right now in the long-awaited Australian Opal Centre – a high profile, uniquely Australian tourism destination that will be the largest inland tourist attraction west of Dubbo and a vital project for regional economic and cultural diversification and resilience," Mr Lane said.
"We feel the expected half-a-million domestic and international visitors the Australian Opal Centre will generate by 2030 will go a long way to delivering the NSW Government's 'ambitious' target of doubling visitor expenditure and will reinforce the message that world-class regional and rural tourism products are blooming across this State.
"It is refreshing to see the NSW Government commit to re-directing investment away from the usual sporting and tourism projects in Sydney and surrounds and towards quality regional and rural tourism offerings. We are hopeful this announcement translates to support for one of the State's most pivotal regional tourism projects, the Australian Opal Centre."
Member for Barwon Kevin Humphries said the new Australian Opal Centre was an economic and tourism gamechanger for western NSW.
"This nationally iconic project is my Number One tourism infrastructure priority for western NSW, and is expected to have high impacts on the visitor economy that will extend beyond the Orana region, throughout NSW and into inland Australia," Mr Humphries said.
"There is growing demand for destination experiences, and cultural and heritage tourism is also on the rise; the Australian Opal Centre, a world-class flagship tourist attraction, will meet this demand in spades, showcasing one of the nation's most unique industries and its people, alongside our beautiful and rare State and National gemstone."
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"We are always trying to diversify out of traditional income bases, which isn't easy in rural sectors. Once completed, this facility will attract international acclaim and increase visitation to the Walgett Shire to well beyond 100,000 annually, providing new and increased economic opportunities for years to come - it is all good news.
"We're currently working with both State and Federal governments to complete this project, targeting more than $20 million in funding through the NSW Government's Regional Growth - Environment and Tourism Fund and Regional Cultural Fund, and the Federal Government's Building Better Regions Fund."
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I've been thinking about my blog over the last few days and it occurred to me that I don't share the "making" very often-even though I regularly take photos as I sew. I think part of this is due to the less than stella lighting in the attic and partly because I normally make quilts and lets face it there are hundreds of process posts for quilts all over blogland. A change came about though, I made another pillow, well cushion really as I'm in the UK but hayho I'll go with the crowd for this post and call it a pillow lol
So I've been interested in Runes for a fairly long time, so much so that I had the Elder Futhark tattooed down my back a few years back. I like being able to see them about the place but when I've looked for beautiful art works that portray runes I discovered they were rather thin on the ground. Now I'm not saying I have made an outstanding artwork however I have made something that makes me happy when I see it and I do tend to think that it amounts to the same thing yes?
To start with I pulled my rune images and printed them onto freezer paper (and yes I printed on the wrong side first!)
I then trimmed them down and cut them out, leaving the centre cutouts in place.
I decided I wanted these made from a deep forest green felt
So shiny side down they went and I *gently* pressed them with the iron. Then out came the super small embroidery scissors to cut them out (Him in doors cut the inner parts out for me as believe it or not I'm rather accident prone when it comes to delicate details! )
Popped them onto a quilt sandwich, pinned them down and stitched them into place.
I then went with that fabulous tag line "quilt as desired" and I desired to quilt it with pebbles :D
Given my fear of zippers my pillow has an envelope back.
I then wrapped the whole thing in a binding and called it a day!
I truly enjoyed making my rune pillow, felt and linen just seemed right to use given the subject matter.
I hope you're having a lovely weekend, we're having so much sun here my garden plants and I have gone into shock but It's lovely being able to sit out and eat strawberry's dipped in honey in the sun :)
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Catalysts are at the core of chemical industry and are expected to enable a sustainable biobased economy of the future. The Catalysis group, lead by Prof. Puurunen and founded in 2017, develops new types of solid heterogeneous catalysts and evaluates their performance, aiming for fundamental understanding and structure-activity relationships. The group is striving towards more Open Science.
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- Microreactors;
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A mentor is a guide to the academic community our new students are beginning to explore. Someone who listens. A resource who paves the way to success, and derives satisfaction from helping others succeed. Your role as mentor is to encourage and support a new student at FAU with the goal of inspiring them to stay on the path to graduation.
More broadly, The Mentoring Project aims to leverage the power of personal mentoring relationships to increase the number of students who realize their goal of graduating from the university.
More broadly, The Mentoring Project aims to leverage the power of personal mentoring relationships to increase the number of students who realize their goal of graduating from the university.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What am I expected to do? Mentors are typically matched with 2 students, but you are in control of the decision as to how many students you can support in a given year. We ask that you connect with your students at least once per month (1-2 hours of time spent interacting with your mentee). That contact can be face-to-face, via email, through text exchanges, or by phone. You and your mentee will decide how to focus your time together. Possibilities include defining academic interests; navigating increasing academic expectations; exploring options for careers or advanced study; balancing work, personal and academic commitments; finding ways to get involved at FAU, personal encouragement, and so on.
- How long will the commitment be? We ask our mentors to commit two semesters (fall & spring or spring & fall) to your mentees. If you must leave the relationship early, we request at least one month's notice in order to search for a replacement mentor.
- Are there any potential risks to me? It is not appropriate for mentors to develop romantic relationships or engage in business transactions with their students; instead, the relationship should only involve the sharing of general information and advice. Healthy boundaries, clear goals, and open communication are the key to minimizing risk.
- If the relationship is not going well, what would I do? We encourage discussing your concerns directly with your student. If you are uncomfortable doing so, contact the professional staff at The Mentoring Project. We will provide our full support to resolve the situation in a positive and satisfactory manner.
- I am concerned about the health or safety of my mentee, where can I turn? If you have concerns about the health or safety of your student, you can seek help from Counseling and Psychological Services, the Dean of Students, or the FAU Police. A helpful guide to seeking help for students in distress is available online. In the case of an emergency, always dial 911. After seeking support for your student, please also notify the staff in The Mentoring Program.
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Mentor DO's
- COMMIT AT LEAST ONE INTERACTION/HOUR OF SUPPORT per month. Stronger matches typically spend at least two hours connecting with one another each month.
- Take the first step to initiate the mentorship - you are working with a new student who may feel overwhelmed, be shy, or simply unsure of how to connect with you.
- Set aside time to truly listen to your mentee and honor all appointments.
- Invite your student to meetings or activities, as appropriate to your role and their interests. Plan topics to discuss during your meetings.
- Arrange contacts through telephone, email, text, face-to-face, etc., as appropriate. Be flexible with meeting times and places.
- Respond to emails from your student within 2 business days. Let them know when you'll be away from campus.
- Keep information private that your student has shared with you, but call upon the staff at The Mentoring Project if you have concerns about their safety or well-being.
- Recognize your limits and refer students to campus resources as appropriate.
- Foster creative problem solving and independence. Help build self-confidence and offer encouragement.
- Provide honest and timely feedback to your student.
- Provide opportunities for the student to talk about concerns and ask questions. Above all, LISTEN.
Mentor DON'Ts
- Try to give advice on everything. We aren't asking you to be an academic or financial aid advisor; refer whenever you deem appropriate.
- Encourage your student to be totally dependent upon you.
- Provide your personal history, problems, animosities, successes, failures, etc. unless they are constructive contributions.
- Be too busy when the student needs your attention or your support. If you do not have time, give your student a heads up, so that they know when they can reach you.
- Tell a student that they cannot succeed in earning their degree at FAU.


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PHOTO: Nice Simon - Mayor of Tabarre Haiti
Here is photo of Nice Simon, Haitian actress and mayor of the city of Tabarre Haiti, after she was assaulted by her partner Yves Leonard.
Photos released on social media showed all kind of bruises on the body of the city mayor after she was locked inside a room and severely beaten by Mr. Leonard, Nice Simon admitted in a press conference the day after the incident.
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I am sure that wasn't the first time this happen, why did she stay with him for that long, I heard that was the seventh beating she had
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The Saturnalia
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noun: the ancient Roman festival of Saturn in December, which was a period of general merrymaking and was the predecessor of Christmas.
Jimi always had a fascination with astronomy, which you can see in the names of many of our wines. In this case, three dessert wines made from three different grapes (Riesling, Pinot Blanc, and Gewürztraminer), named for moons of Saturn, will entice and fascinate your palate.
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For an artist it is important to be able to express your art in any way possible or the way that you see fit, but some things can make you hold back a bit. One great example is getting paint on your clothes. Not every artist like wearing coveralls to do their art, but once you get used to it, it will make things so much easier. With coveralls you can do whatever you want without damaging your clothes. Other artists who not only paint, but do sculptures or any of the like, need something to protect their clothing.
Cotton Coveralls
First of all, why do people wear white cotton coveralls?
- Their clean and simple design lends themselves to many different applications.
- For example, they are often used in art studios, laboratories, in manufacturing facilities, as well as for various kinds of cleanup operations.
- It's easy to see if anything gets on them, and it's easy to distinguish those that are wearing from and performing a certain task from everybody else, which can be important.
- Their very tough and can handle anything from the husband working in the yard to your child riding their little bikes and constantly scuffing their knees.
Situations Not To Wear Cotton Coveralls
Of course, there are some situations where these are not going to be able to get the job done. That's not to mean they are a bad product, but simply they are designed within a certain set of specifications.
- For example, you wouldn't wear a pair of these out on the docks or on a boat in cold, icy or otherwise wintry weather conditions.
- For that you would need something that's lined with duck or other heavy duty material, in that case Bulwark Coveralls would be recommended.
The Different Features
There are many different features to keep an eye out with these, and one of the first is the kinds of pockets and compartments that you are going to find. You want something that is going to make your job easy, so if you're going to need a hammer, paint brush, chisel and other tools, you would of course want a hammer loop and potentially other storage areas. If you don't need any tools like that, simple pockets would be sufficient in most cases.
- Many variations and styles come with a snap up front and are made to be worn over clothes.
- Both of these are important factors that will make them easy to use and wear, and extremely functional.
- If you can put them on over clothes and they are sized that way, you don't need to worry about any extra confusion or hassle.
- If you can easily take them on and off by snapping, you can quickly change in and out or rush into action if you need to.
Although white might not be the best color for messy jobs, the fact that the coverall is made out of cotton is a great benefit. On warmer days, because cotton is breathable, you can wear it with ease and it won't bother you while you are working. Pay attention to pockets, snap up fronts, and other features and you'll find a pair that's perfect for your needs as an artist.


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'Tis the season! Let our Saratoga Holiday Guide be your reference for the best holiday events, unique and local gifts, classic traditions, Black Friday deals, and more this season.
See a list of annual holiday events for festive fun that can't be missed in the Saratoga area!
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Saratoga offers unique gifts, delicious treats, and much more! Check out great local gift ideas.
One of the largest and most popular holiday events in the area is the Victorian Streetwalk.
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Find the perfect gift for your four-legged friend through the Pet Gift Guide.
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Summer is coming to an end and a new school year is quickly approaching. Here are a few tips for getting back into the swing of things this fall:
- Be prepared; it pays to be prepared
- Always get enough sleep; 9 hours is the recommended amount for Adolescents
- Stay organized; a place for everything and everything in its place
- Get involved; maybe GPP is the organization for you 😉
- Set goals; don't stop until you get there
- Take a break; sometimes you need to step outside, get some fresh air, and remind yourself of who you are and who you want to be
- Stay positive; good things will come
- Make memories; there is something good in everyday
While we are sad to see summer go, we are so excited to see what we will accomplish this year. We are looking forward to working with all of our faculty, teachers, students, and partners again. What a joy it is to be able to work alongside some of the most motivated and inspirational individuals we know!
The Georgia Prevention Project is currently leading nine Teen Advisory Council (TAC) groups in the Metro Atlanta area and hoping to make it fourteen! We are also partnering with nine colleges throughout the state of Georgia for our College Prevention Program (CPP). GPP is always looking for new faces and new places, so if you are interested in starting a TAC in your area or joining an already existing one do not hesitate to reach out!
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Washington Post Reporter Sues Iran Over 544-Day Detainment
NBC News reports: Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian, who was detained in Iran for more than 500 days on unspecified charges, filed a lawsuit against the Iranian government Monday, accusing Tehran of using his imprisonment as a bargaining chip with the U.S.
Rezaian, the Washington Post's Tehran bureau chief since 2012, was arrested in 2014, along with his wife Yeganeh Salehi, by Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) agents. Salehi was held at Evin Prison — a detention center for political prisoners — for 72 days. Rezaian was held at the same facility for 544 days before he was released on Jan. 16.
The federal lawsuit filed in Washington, D.C., Monday also lists Rezaian's brother, Ali and mother, Mary, as plaintiffs. The suit is seeking damages for "severe personal injuries and other irreparable harm suffered as a result of defendants' unlawful acts of terrorism, torture, hostage taking, and other torts."
The lawsuit was first reported by the Washington Post.
The suit detailed Rezaian's time in prison, saying he was held in prolonged solitary confinement, deprived of sleep, adequate food and necessary medical attention, interrogated twice a day and threatened with torture, including dismemberment, and death.
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I can't remember the last time I splurged on something for myself. When I want to buy something, I still need to check my bank accounts and make sure that the money we're allotting for our house will not be compromised. Then I realized that I work hard for my money so I might as well give in to my wants once in a while.
Fab and Dainty Boutique is owned by Sasa, a SAHM who we met through a common friend. When she invited me to check out some of the items she's selling, I told myself that I could never afford any of those. Tory Burch, Coach, Lacoste, these brands cost a fortune! But when she told me how much she's selling the items, I realized that the prices are really competitive!
Image taken from Fab and Dainty Boutique's Facebook Page
Image taken from Fab and Dainty Boutique's Facebook Page
I was really surprised that most of the luxury brands they are selling are way cheaper compared with the high-end malls. For those who are suspicious, Fab and Dainty Boutique sells authentic products! Hindi lahat ng mura, galing ng China! Harharhar!!!
I recently purchased a Lacoste tote bag. I know how much it costs in the mall. Umaasa akong mag-sale siya sa Lacoste e! =)) But thanks to Fab and Dainty Boutique, I saved a lot! When the bag was delivered to our house, it comes with Lacoste tags, sticker and paper bag.
So in case you're itching to indulge yourself in online shopping but you don't want to strain your wallet, check out Fab and Dainty Boutique. Plus, Sasa is super nice! =)


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"I was on pace until the last 2.5 miles which is when I slowed down, but I don't think it was because my legs were tired. I guess I just seemed to lose focus or something?"
One of the challenges of racing (or hard workouts) is maintaining focus especially when the going gets tough. In fact, mental energy can drain just like physical energy.
It can be subtle, too, because you may not be used to monitoring your mental energy as much as you're used to sensing the fatigue in your legs, for example.
I've got 2 quick tips to help you hone your focus in the latter stages of the race.
Don't Waste Energy In The Early Miles
Seems like something I've been saying a lot lately, but it applies here for sure: RELAX. As they say, a race isn't won in the first mile, but it sure can be lost.
When the gun goes off, your adrenaline is flowing and race pace feels easy. Probably too easy. You're cruising along, blissfully unaware that you're 10 sec/mile faster than you've trained to run. Or you're thinking, "Sweet, I'm in incredible shape! This feels easy and I'm going faster than I thought!"
So easy to fall into this trap. Been there many times!
Here's the thing. You need to EXPECT it to feel easy. If you're perceiving a large degree of effort in mile 1 of a 10 mile race, it ain't gonna be a good day.
My suggestion is to focus on relaxing as much as possible. Attempt to use as little energy as possible to cover the distance at the pace you've trained to run. (The idea of race day heroics are largely unfounded ;-))
Start by focusing on your breathing – be sure you're exhaling properly and you're quiet. Save the panting for later.
Check in with your shoulders – are they hiked up to your ears? Soften them and let 'em drop. How about hand tension? Loosely curled fingers is the way to go.
Bottom line: don't ruin your result in the first third of the race. Relax and chill. Bide your time so you can crank it later.
Lock Onto The Runner In Front Of You
As you get into the critical zone of the race (the part from 60 – 90% of the distance), it's time to expect to hurt. THIS is where personal bests happen or not. You need to maintain pace despite an increase in perceived effort. So how do you do that when all of the internal feedback you're getting says "SLOW DOWN"?
The thing that's worked for me best over the years has been to pick someone who seems to be maintaining the pace and lock onto them. Literally just stare at their back!
Think of nothing else other than reeling them in and letting them pull you along.
Do not let your gaze drift from the back of their singlet.
Periodically check your ability to relax, but quickly return your focus to the runner in front of you. By focusing on the runner in front of you, you've now got an objective: do not drop the ball. The ball, of course, is the runner in front of you.
If you're really struggling, don't even think of looking away. It think, more often than not, if you latch onto someone, they will help you through the critical zone and you'll come out ready to sprint for the finish.
Give it a shot during your next race and be sure to thank them after you finish!
Has that worked for you in the past? Got another trick that gets you through the toughest parts of a race? Share below please!