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With the news of X Files and Twin Peaks coming back, as well as the new Odd Couple that nobody is watching, it looks like the next trend in TV might be following movies (hopefully not excessively). So what TV shows would you like to see rebooted if you had to bring them back?
I would not sneeze at a reboot of Living Single (Queen Latifah should bankroll it). And I wonder what an updated version of 3rd Rock from the Sun would look like, though they'd have to find a lead with the same level of talent as John Lithgow to play such an over the top character and not make him completely annoying.

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Communities in Loreto and Ucayali regions stand firm in their opposition to the expansion of large-scale oil palm plantations which, they say, violate their land rights. They have sought international help.
Despite official development efforts to boost home-grown African oil palm over the last two or three decades, Peru still imports most of its needs for vegetable oil. Existing mono-crop plantations in Ucayali and Loreto can be as large as 10,000 hectares or more, and collectively they amount to some 80,000 hectares of clear-felled forest, including more limited extensions of cacao.
According to Oxfam, over the next ten years, industrial producers hope to triple the land under single-crop plantations to 240,000 hectares, mostly oil palm. This is in spite of strong political opposition (malpractice has stigmatised the planting of oil palm) and in stark disregard of Peru's international commitment to zero deforestation by 2020.
Oil palm was designed initially as a smallholder activity back in the 1960s, and subsequently it became a central plank of crop substitution efforts to reduce coca acreages in the Huallaga and Ucayali valleys. More recently, it has given way to large-scale plantations, often at the expense of the land rights of both small-scale former migrants and indigenous communities.
The legal and cadastral processes of land concentration have fostered corruption and coercion (with deaths resulting) and have further inflamed opposition. The clear-felling of the ancestral territory of a Shipibo people has triggered an international campaign, involving the industry's trade body, the Roundtable for Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO).


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Oregon School Shooting: Alleged Shooter In Custody After Killing 9 Students — Report
A mass shooting occurred at Umpqua Community College, in Oregon on Oct 1 and 9 are reportedly dead and there could be even more victims. Authorities have revealed that the male shooter, Chris Harper Mercer, is now believed to be dead. Story developing.
This is just so terrifying. A horrific shooting took place in Oregon at Umpqua Community College and the shooter, 26-year-old Chris Harper Mercer, is reportedly dead. Chris reportedly killed 9 people and students were tweeting from inside the campus as it was happening. He reportedly went from classroom to classroom and opened fired on students — this is just so awful.
UPDATE: The gunman has been confirmed dead, according to a press conference held Oct. 1.
LATEST: 13 dead, more than 20 injured in Oregon college shooting; gunman dead after confrontation with police – @PeteWilliamsNBC
— NBC Nightly News (@NBCNightlyNews) October 1, 2015
Douglas County Commissioner Chris Boice told CNN, the shooter — identified as Chris Harper Mercer — has been detained. We told you that 9 are dead and 7 people have reportedly been wounded. Douglas County Fire Marshal Ray Shoufler said: "We arrived to find multiple patients in multiple classrooms. Law enforcement was on scene and had the shooter neutralized." HollywoodLife.com spoke to Mercy Medical Center and they told us: "As of 11:40 am we are treating six patients from the (Umpqua college) shooting and we have 4 more on the way. At this time I can not share any other information on the patients. We are updating our Facebook page as new information becomes available." The shooter reportedly started his rampage in the science building and went classroom to classroom shooting students. One eyewitness account claims it sounded like "fireworks" and the gunshots lasted for about 60 seconds.
There are roughly 3,300 full-time students and 16,000 part-time students at Umpqua.
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NEW YORK (REUTERS) - The arrival of some flights at New York's LaGuardia International Airport have been delayed by as much as three hours due to a power outage, the NBC reported on Friday (July 24).
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This past weekend I attended a large fetish convention in Atlanta. Even during the event I started to feel a bit down, not your typical post-event feeling down, but something else. I noticed a great deal this weekend that many of the new people in the lifestyle are missing a great deal of concern for basic safety. I know, I know, some people are WAY too serious about things, but the other side of the coin is just as bad. I guess living through the AIDS scare and loosing friends to it makes a difference.
And yes the event was a big party type event, so you go in expecting a certain level of high school level stupidity. But I saw knives used in play scenes that I could tell were not properly cleaned, they looked clean to people who don't deal with knives often I am sure. I saw someone with needles all through their arm walking around the crowded dungeon, an accident waiting to happen, how often do people bump into each other in dungeons? I saw people I had seen earlier downing large amounts of alcohol at parties now in the dungeon playing hard. I saw people with dilated and glassy eyes playing. I saw cell phone cameras being used in the dungeon. All in all, I saw everything we preach to people not to do.
I doubt I will ever attend this particular event again, while the classes during the day were great, you could tell less than half the event attendees were in the classes. Most were sleeping in from a hard night partying, resting up for the next batch of parties. I had looked forward to this event, it's rare that my work and this event work out to allow me to attend, and part of me wishes I had not gone now, better to still have the desire...
I am still doing a bit of my post-con decompression, but I know that the bad will out way the good in the end for this particular event. I know from talking to other people all over that BDSM is not taken seriously most places, I guess this event just goes to show a bit more of that going on, with those of us who know better being outnumbered by all the new people who never took it serious to begin with.
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Name: Tun Oo
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Tun Oo was born in a large town in Shan State, Myanmar. While neither of his parents had had the opportunity to graduate from high school, they were acutely aware of the value of education and pushed their children to be academically ambitious. When he reached middle school level, his parents could no longer afford the school fees.
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text: Ryder 0 Report post Posted April 28, 2011 Part 2 Now Ready 7tkLzV3gbBU Sten shook his head in disbelief as the Ryder's opened fire preemptively. "Those gunning fools! They are to cover the windows and roof to prevent his escape, not shoot him to death. By the Nex I should of petitioned House Soliter not the Fell Ryder's. You call this even-handed Merth!?" Sten cried, stunned by the sudden turn in expectations. "He's a Pathfinder they face Sten, Fell Ryder's aren't soft like the Watch Ryder's are. Especially when facing hard-cases like this. " "Maybe, maybe. But there could be consequences in doing this. The 'finder has a small-following. Perhaps I've taken this gambit too far." Sten said, he looked through the mag-lenses as another passing attack caused gunfire to echo back sharply. "He brought this on himself Sten, how many times was he told to shut his ranting mouth? No faction declare's him there's. He belongs to no land or country even. Calm yourself and let the Enforcers and Ryder's do their work." Merth the Isol bodyguard responded. For a brutish-looking one he was quite intelligent. "I know, but I fear the locals may yet rally to him." Sten cast a few worried glances about but the place was quiet and still, but for their activity. "The locals may rally, but you're getting rid of that which threatens your own ways. Think of your own family and little ones how Galt indirectly affects them too." Merth said sagely. "Well said Merth." Sten agreed readily. Suddenly a set of steel shutters now rattled upwards at the entranceway. The way-in was now open and someone was leaving! "That'll be the honey-trap I planted." Sten gleamed with satisfaction. "She's the one from the hostess bar? The one who told us of this place?" Merth quizzed. "Yes, it took a while but she managed to get her claws in for us to know what we needed." Sten said, the gleam of a smile about it. Sure enough, it was the yellow-skinned girl, Lek who was their eyes and ears into Galts world, just barely dressed but determined to move. Lek had been crucial in tracking down Galt to his home base and the week long insidering meant sharing a bed and her body for the Galts pleasures. She ran from the building towards them. For a moment he feared that one of the trigger-happy Fell Ryders would shoot her out of movements sake but they concentrated on the building itself, obviously firing whenever they caught a glimpse of Galt within... Story and Voice by: Tyler Dannan Full Story Here: http://www.divinglore.com/Chronicles_Of_The_Ryder.html Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Cook County's 12 Subcircuit includes communities from the North Shore and the Northwest Suburbs. This diverse district is home to families of all income levels, ethnicities, and religious backgrounds. With 36 years of courtroom experience representing families across the county, Carmine is ready to serve the 12th Subcircuit from the bench.
Carmine has run an extensive legal practice for 36 years handling criminal matters from traffic violations to felonies and civil matters including personal injury cases, contract disputes, debt collections, landlord-tenant disputes, real estate issues, bankruptcy, wills, and trusts.
His clients are primarily middle class and lower-income working-class people from diverse backgrounds. Carmine has counseled and advocated for his clients and their families through the most difficult of situations and obtained favorable dispositions in about 85% of those cases.
Carmine has thousands of hours in courtrooms presenting motions, holding hearings and trying cases. He has had the opportunity to observe many judges over the years and has seen the issues they preside over and the demeanor they exhibit.
"As a judge, one must understand the issues before them and have the patience, wisdom, and composure to allow the parties to present their positions. In rendering a decision a judge must be firm but tempered with compassion, in order to find a fair and just resolution." - Carmine Trombetta
Carmine is committed to serving the public through a justice system that treats all members of the community with respect, dignity, and fairness.
"Industrious, great communicator, passionate, honest, shows genuine concerns for others, thorough in his work, fair-minded, logical thinker, good listener and if asked a question responds with the appropriate answer, an upbeat positive attitude, always a joy to talk with and be with, his legal help and opinion has always been right on.
Do I think Carmine would make a good judge….I think he would make a great judge."
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"I am encouraged that an Attorney with such integrity, common sense and an excellent grasp of the law has an opportunity to join the judiciary in Cook County. I know that the people of Cook County will be well served by someone that truly understands equal protection under the law."
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Tesla cars have changed the way we view electric vehicles as a whole. Electric cars continue to grow in popularity due to their environmentally friendly design and superior performance ability. In fact, this year alone, the Tesla Model X 75D won AAA's 2018 Top Green Vehicle Awards and the Tesla Model 3 was declared Popular Mechanics 2018 Car of the Year. There's no doubt that they are popular cars, but how do Tesla cars work exactly? That's a question few people have the answer to, so we're here to help.
Current Models
At this time, Tesla has three models available for purchase. The Tesla Model S is the brand's full-sized luxury five-door vehicle that's powered solely with an electric motor. It features a 100 kWh battery pack and offers a range of 335 miles on one charge. It's been in production since 2012 and ranked as the best-selling plug-in electric vehicle worldwide during 2015 and 2016.
The Tesla Model X is the automaker's mid-size luxury crossover vehicle that runs strictly on electric power. It utilizes falcon wing doors and features both a second and third row of seats. It's been in production since 2015 and ranked seventh for sales among plug-in cars during 2016.
The Tesla Model 3 is their mid-size executive four-door sedan. It's only been in production since 2017 and it received a five-star crash test rating from the NHTSA. Its electric range is 220 miles on one charge, but the Long Range Battery delivers 310 miles. During July and August in 2018, the Tesla Model 3 became the best-selling vehicle when recorded by revenue in the United States.
What Batteries Do Tesla Cars Use?
Tesla is a leader in producing the best electric car batteries. Their batteries receive a charge from electricity which in turn, powers the car. The batteries are similar to what you find in your smartphone or laptop and are lithium-ion. The difference is that the Tesla batteries are made from thousands of the lithium-ion cells. This makes them much heavier than the batteries you use in electronics.
In a Tesla Model S, you'll find 7,104 lithium-ion battery cells (18650 batteries) placed into 16 modules. Each of these modules contains 74 cells in six groups. They're wired parallel and then the six groups get wired into a series inside the module. All of the batteries are manufactured right at Tesla, so they are able to maintain strict quality control over everything that leaves the plant.
In addition, their batteries come with their own heating system. This helps people start the car, even during colder weather. All of this extra dedication by Tesla ensures that there are no battery related issues for consumers.
How Do You Charge a Tesla Battery?
Because Tesla uses rechargeable batteries, consumers need a way to maintain their charge. While a full charge takes drivers several hundred miles at a time, there needs to be a way to recharge it. Charging a Tesla electric vehicle is a similar process to powering up the electronics you use every day.
That's what makes these Tesla vehicles different from a hybrid car. The hybrid uses hydrocarbon fuel and a battery to power the car. In this design, the battery recharges while driving. Tesla only relies on battery power, so there's no way to charge it while driving. Drivers must use a specified charging station or an outlet at home to plug into.
Most owners employ a professional electrician to set up the proper charging at home. When that's not possible, there are numerous Tesla supercharging stations located throughout the country for use. They even offer an app which gives complete monitoring and control over the vehicle's charging.
How Do Tesla Engines Work?
Tesla's use a smaller motor; it's comparable to a watermelon. The engine converts energy from the batteries and turns it into mechanical power which propels the vehicle. It's far more efficient than conventional combustion engines.
Tesla utilizes a permanent-magnet electric motor in the Model 3. On the Model X and Model S, Tesla still uses an AC induction motor. The difference between the two is that an AC induction motor needs electricity to spin the rotor. With a permanent magnet motor, there's no current required because it uses magnets which are always turned on. This makes the engine more efficient than other electric motors, but it isn't ideal for high-performance. The AC induction motor creates more power.
The Aerodynamics of a Tesla Vehicle
For an electric car to perform its best, it must be aerodynamic. Having aerodynamics ensures maximum efficiency and a long-lasting battery. The Tesla Model S came out the winner in aerodynamic testing compared to four other vehicles: the Chevrolet Volt, Mercedes-Benz CLA250, Nissan Leaf and Toyota Prius.
Tesla produces some of the most aerodynamic cars on the market. In fact, they've won numerous awards that prove just that. Tesla uses digital simulation tools to design their vehicles. This allowed them to shape the car virtually and test out various aerodynamic possibilities. The PowerFLOW simulation software helps them to create the most efficient design of all automakers.
The Model 3 comes with turbine-shaped wheels plus a grille-less, smooth front fascia to help it perform better. In addition, the Model X and Model S both come with a polarizing front-end, which allows them to perform better.
As far as the materials used, the Model 3 and Model S are created completely differently. The Model 3 features a steel chassis whereas the Model S is constructed from aluminum. The biggest advantage of steel over aluminum is that the production costs are minimal. There's also less skill and training required of workers as well as lower repair costs. This design helps to keep the cost down on the Model 3, which you can see in the significant price difference between the two models.
Unique Designs, Unique Cars
There's no question that Tesla cars are uniquely designed and have an advantage over other electric vehicles. Because the company can devote all of their attention to creating the best electric car, they tend to do it better than most other automakers. Just ask the customers that purchase Tesla cars and you'll see how thrilled they are. In fact, Consumer Reports ranked them as the top brand for customer satisfaction out of all the car brands around. Tesla seems to have created the best overall package when it comes to electric cars. They provide efficiency, sleek styles and aerodynamics as well.
What do you love about Tesla cars? Let us know in the comments!
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By Gwen Orel
Deborah Zoe Laufer's play "End Days," which received an American Theatre Critics Association Steinberg citation, has already been staged nine times this year — including an ongoing production in Salt Lake City — and will open in Atlanta next month, and outside Philadelphia over the summer.
In "End Days," a Jewish mother deals with post-9/11 trauma by becoming an evangelical Christian, awaiting the Rapture. Meanwhile, her husband is too depressed to get out of his pajamas. Their angry daughter dresses as a Goth, but softens once she discovers the work of theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking — thanks to an earnest, optimistic teen who dresses like Elvis and, although not Jewish, is studying for his bar mitzvah.
Laufer, whose previous play "The Last Schwartz" was published in "Women Playwrights: The Best Plays of 2003," is a playwright in residence at the Julliard School. She recently spoke recently about "End Days," how it has been received in different religious communities and her own connection to Judaism with Forward contributor Gwen Orel.
Gwen Orel: Why do you write so often about Jewish characters, and what's your relationship to Judaism now?
Deborah Zoe Laufer: I'm so Jewish. I had it thrust upon me as a kid. I'm really an atheist. I'm from the Catskills, from Liberty, where Grossinger's Hotel is. It's where "The Last Schwartz" takes place. … All talk of God aside, I feel very connected to my Judaism. I feel Jewish-American, just like people are Italian American; it's my identity. I'm fascinated by how people continue to negotiate what that means in their lives — generation to generation. I can only write as a Jew, just as I can only write as a woman.
Have Jewish critics and non-Jewish critics responded differently to the play?
Some critics felt I was disrespectful towards evangelicals — that Sylvia, the mom, seems crazy — but she's a mother who's terrified her daughter is going to die and not be saved. I have had evangelicals say finally a play's been written from their point of view. That makes me happy. I worked hard to understand what might drive people to make those choices. … It's doing phenomenally well in Salt Lake City, but one reviewer was angry at the audience for laughing when Sylvia would say "Thank you, Jesus." [The character thanks Jesus, a character who appears only to her, when he hands her a cup of coffee or a coat]. Clearly it wasn't funny to him. Where people are coming from and their basic philosophies of life color their outlook.
Why do you write so often about the impact of religion on peoples' lives?
What people need to get by is what a lot of what my plays are about — how we get up in the morning, knowing we're mortal. The idea of God is not really interesting to me. … Science is an open door to me, it's just thrilling; it's a pursuit of knowledge worth living for. What I don't understand is why people feel you have to be one or the other — why people are so threatened by people not believing what you believe. In "End Days" I was trying to explore the idea that these different beliefs can coexist under the same roof and there could still be tolerance and love, and they would save each other by being a family, rather than any of the other possibilities.
Why is the evangelical character a Jewish woman?
The fact that she rejected her Judaism as a rebellion against her family and then has chosen to embrace something that's really even more extreme rings very true to me. I've seen a lot of it. … After the 2000 election, I felt that I didn't understand the country at all. … After the 2004 election, I heard that 40% of country was evangelical. I had no idea what that means. I like to write about what I don't understand, to try to get inside it.
The singing of a Torah portion marks a turning point in "End Days," but you're an atheist. What about the ritual is meaningful to you?
There are things that resonate from childhood — mostly for Arthur [the father], it's about his family. I love the moment when Arthur kisses Nelson [the teenage boy next door] after he's sung the lines very purely and simply. Now Arthur gets to be the father helping a son learn, and continue with the tradition. That's what brings him alive again — that tradition, not faith.
Do you think there's a growing antisemitic presence in the theater?
I think there's a growing anti-Jewish feeling in the world, and it scares me; it perplexes me. It's like a story that I would think needed more filling out if I were reading it. I do feel like a controversy that's antisemitic gets a lot more attention than something that is more all-embracing. What my play is trying to do is be a plea for tolerance.


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I have previously written about the Board of Equalization (BOE) collecting use tax from California businesses with gross income of $100,000 or more through their Qualified Purchaser Program. I understand that the BOE may also be pursuing use tax audits of businesses with incomes below $100,000, including child care providers. I cannot confirm this, but.....
California use tax rules apply to all individuals and businesses in the state. In the current climate, with the state grasping for additional revenue, I recommend that all California residents take steps to comply with the law. This goes double for family child care providers and other business owners, because current BOE enforcement efforts are directed at the business community.
Use Board of Equalization Publication 123 to help you identify use tax purchases. You may not have any, but from time to time, most of us make a purchase where sales tax was not collected. Usually this happens when buying from out-of-state sellers. California residents who buy online without paying sales tax, may owe an equivalent amount in the form of "use tax." Your tax rate will depend on the sales and use tax rate in your area, which consists of the California statewide base rate, plus any city or county taxes that apply.
Child care providers, and other business owners, should make a note of any business purchases where sales tax would normally be collected, but isn't. (This leaves out garage sale purchases and other purchases from sellers who - if located in state - would not be required to collect sales tax.)
To be in compliance with state law, you must keep track of personal use tax purchases, as well. However, if it's easier and/or cheaper, you can pay personal use tax using the new BOE lookup table and forget about saving personal receipts.
Because of the unique nature of family child care expenses, providers should track three separate totals when it comes to any use tax purchases:
1. Total amount spent on use tax purchases of 100% business items
2. Total amount spent on use tax purchases of "shared" personal/business use items
3. Total amount spent on use tax purchases of 100% personal items (or use the lookup table)
You can deduct the cost of use tax paid on 100% business purchases and a percentage of the cost of use tax paid on shared items.
If you aren't required to register with the BOE and e-file your use tax return (meaning you are NOT a Qualified Purchaser), I recommend that you pay use tax by filing a BOE Use Tax Return. File your use tax return and pay the tax by April 15 every year.
It is also possible to pay use tax on your individual California income tax return, but using the BOE form is a better way to go. I have seen cases where the state Franchise Tax Board never turned over use tax paid through the taxpayer's income tax return to the Board of Equalization. (They may have owed back taxes or miscalculated their income tax, for instance.) This made for a very messy situation.
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Amazon's third annual prime day is Tuesday, July 11th. It will be a day with special online shopping deals exclusively for Amazon Prime members.
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The City of Pensacola and Escambia County are encouraging all residents to complete the 2020 Census to ensure everyone in the community is accurately counted. The deadline to complete your 2020 Census is quickly approaching on Sept. 30, 2020.
17th Avenue will be closed between U.S. 98 and the railroad overpass (Graffiti Bridge) from 8 p.m. Sunday, July 19 to 6 a.m. Saturday, July 25.
A draft of the Fiscal Year 2021 budget for the City of Pensacola is now available online, along with a Budget in Brief informational guide for citizens.
The City of Pensacola is conducting its annual resident satisfaction survey and is encouraging all city residents to participate and let their voices be heard. Complete the survey online at uwf.edu/HaasResidentSurvey or by phone at 850-495-2666 by Aug. 9.
The City of Pensacola is closing all community resource centers and programs to the public until further notice, due to an increase in COVID-19 cases in Escambia County and city staff. Community resource centers will close effective Friday, July 10.
In an effort to help slow the spread of COVID-19, the City of Pensacola is making 20,000 masks available to the public free of charge at several city community centers beginning Monday, July 13.
The next Mayor's Neighborhood Cleanup will be on Saturday, July 25 in the Eastgate, Parker Creek and Palisade areas (please see cleanup area map for details).
Mayor Grover Robinson announced today an order with new business restrictions in the City of Pensacola to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 in the Pensacola community.
Escambia County and the City of Pensacola are canceling all publicly-permitted events with 50 or more people in an abundance of caution related to COVID-19. The action is being taken in response to a recommendation from the CDC.
A listing of city-permitted events that are canceled or postponed due to the Escambia County and the City of Pensacola's decision to cancel all publicly-permitted events with 500 or more people starting Monday, March 16.
Pensacola International Airport continues to monitor coronavirus (COVID-19) and stay in regular contact with state and local partners to ensure a coordinated approach for any necessary response.
The City of Pensacola has selected David Forte to fill the new Capital Improvement Projects Manager position, responsible for managing and facilitating a variety of construction and capital projects in the city.
The City of Pensacola and Escambia County are encouraging the media, partner agencies and residents to participate in a 2020 Census Stakeholder and Community Kick-Off event at the Brownsville Community Center on Wednesday, March 18 at 5:30 p.m.
Read about Pensacola being named one of the top 20 places to live in Florida and more in the city's latest e-newsletter!
The City of Pensacola and Pensacola Blue Wahoos have partnered to expand the protective netting at Blue Wahoos Stadium, increasing safety for fans and employees as concerns about the dangers of foul balls increase throughout Minor League Baseball.
The City of Pensacola will take the next step toward becoming a Florida Paddling Trails Blueway Community with a proclamation by Mayor Grover Robinson on Monday, Feb. 24.
Today, Governor Ron DeSantis announced he is awarding nearly $5 million to the City of Pensacola for infrastructure enhancements to the Pensacola International Airport through the Florida Job Growth Grant Fund.
A historic World War II-era cross in Bayview Park will remain standing thanks to a victory at the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals today, which ruled that the cross is constitutional.
The City of Pensacola has received results from the 2019 Resident Satisfaction Survey, which shows an overall satisfaction with core city services, the city's image and business-friendly environment. A total of 808 residents completed the online survey.
A list of city offices closed Monday, Feb. 17 for Presidents Day, along with City of Pensacola Sanitation schedule changes for the week of Feb. 17.
Deloitte & Touche has completed its assessment of the cyberattack on the City of Pensacola and provided the city with areas of strength and opportunities for improvement, which the city will be implementing where feasible to increase network security.
Read about the upcoming 2020 Census, employee recognition ceremony, upcoming events and more in the latest city e-newsletter!
Construction of the Langley Avenue Diversion Box and Stormwater Conveyance Project will begin Tuesday, Feb. 11, part of an ongoing three-phase project to directly benefit the water quality of Escambia Bay and Pensacola Bay.
The City of Pensacola and Escambia County are encouraging all residents to participate in the 2020 Census to ensure everyone in the community is accurately counted during the nation's once-in-a-decade headcount of every person in the United States.
Read about the first Mayor's Neighborhood Cleanup of the year, upcoming events and more in the latest city e-newsletter!
An Emerald Coast Utilities Authority contractor will temporarily close a section of South Palafox Street Thursday, Jan. 30 and Friday, Jan. 31 to repair an ECUA water main in the area.
The Pensacola Community Redevelopment Agency will host a public workshop Monday, Feb. 3 at 5:30 p.m. to review projects for funding through the Urban Core Redevelopment Refunding and Improvements Revenue Bond, Series 2019.
Members of the Pensacola Fire Department were recognized for outstanding service, promotions and more during PFD's annual awards and recognition ceremony Thursday, Jan. 16 at the Sanders Beach-Corinne Jones Resource Center.
Read about upcoming events, news from the Port of Pensacola and more in the latest city e-newsletter!
The first Mayor's Neighborhood Cleanup of 2020 will be on Saturday, Jan. 25 in the downtown area, allowing residents in the cleanup area to leave eligible items at the curb to be picked up by City of Pensacola Sanitation Services free of charge.
Last chance to take our our Resident Satisfaction Survey, view the new Mayor's Neighborhood Cleanup Schedule and more!
Read about upcoming sanitation pickup changes, Christmas tree disposal sites and more in the latest city e-newsletter!
The City of Pensacola ended its annual "Keep the Wreath Green" Fire Safety Campaign with one red bulb, representing one residential structure fire with damage in city limits during the month of December.
The City of Pensacola's Public Works & Facilities Department was recognized this month by DEP's Northwest District for outstanding environmental stewardship and going above and beyond the minimum requirements to reduce impacts to the environment.
The City of Pensacola has selected Ryan Fitzgerald to fill the Risk Manager position, responsible for managing the city's risk management operations. Fitzgerald's first day with the city was Monday, Dec. 16.
Over 100 arrests were made through the Protect Pensacola joint task force established by the City of Pensacola, Pensacola Police Department and the U.S. Attorney's Office, with multiple local, state and federal agencies partnering to address gun violence.
The Pensacola Fire Department installed 66 smoke alarms during a neighborhood canvas in Woodland Heights Saturday, Nov. 16, where firefighters went door to door offering to install smoke alarms for residents free of charge.
The City of Pensacola is conducting its annual resident satisfaction survey and is encouraging all city residents to participate and let their voices be heard. Residents are asked to complete the survey online at uwf.edu/HaasResidentSurvey by Dec. 13.
The City of Pensacola Public Works & Facilities Department has been recognized along with other high-performing municipalities in the fifth annual National Municipal Stormwater and Green Infrastructure Awards.
A judge has ruled in favor of protecting a heritage live oak tree on North Spring Street that the City of Pensacola has been working to prevent from being cut down.
The City of Pensacola's Public Works and Facilities Department has repaired approximately 9,350 linear feet of sidewalk and installed 215 curb ramps as part of the city's Americans with Disabilities Act Sidewalk Assessment.
The City of Pensacola is now accepting applications for the Pensacola Neighborhood Challenge Grant Program, which is a matching grant program that provides Pensacola neighborhood associations with funding to complete neighborhood improvement projects.
The next Mayor's Neighborhood Cleanup day will be on Saturday, Oct. 26, allowing residents in the cleanup area to leave eligible items at the curb to be picked up by City of Pensacola Sanitation Services free of charge.
Nearly 50 City of Pensacola staff members and Mayor Grover Robinson joined volunteers throughout the community to support United Way Day of Caring on Friday, Oct. 4, an annual community service effort coordinated by United Way of West Florida.
Premiere Sailing League has announced plans to debut stadium sailing on Pensacola Bay during the PSL Winter Exhibition Series between Jan. 3 & April 5, 2020, bringing opportunities for the public to watch teams compete in exhibition stadium-style racing.
The City of Pensacola has selected Ted Kirchharr to fill the Human Resources Director position, responsible for managing the city's human resources programs including training and development, performance management, staffing and more.
Read about the Mayor's Neighborhood Cleanup, upcoming events and more in this week's City e-Newsletter.
Members of the Pensacola Fire Department participated in the 2019 Panama City Beach 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb on Saturday, Sept. 7, honoring and remembering the FDNY firefighters who died on Sept. 11, 2001.
The next Mayor's Neighborhood Cleanup day will be on Saturday, Sept. 28, allowing residents in the cleanup areas to leave eligible items at the curb to be picked up by City of Pensacola Sanitation Services free of charge.
Woodland Heights Resource Center will host a Performing Arts Night Wednesday, Sept. 18 at 5:30 p.m., providing an opportunity for the public to help shape future performing arts programming at the center.
The first public hearing on the proposed Fiscal Year 2020 budget for the City of Pensacola will be held Wednesday, Sept. 11 at 5:30 p.m. in Council Chambers, located on the first floor of City Hall, 222 W. Main St.
Read about the Morris Court Park ribbon cutting, upcoming events and more in the latest City e-Newsletter.
City Council appointed John Jerralds to the District 5 seat at a special meeting tonight, Wednesday, Sept. 4. Jerralds was appointed by council by a majority vote, filling the vacancy left after District 5 Councilman Gerald Wingate passed away last month.
The Transportation Security Administration Pre?® Temporary Enrollment Center is returning to Pensacola International Airport Monday, Sept. 23 through Friday, Sept. 27.
The latest Mayor's Neighborhood Cleanup collected over 67 tons (135,320 pounds) of bulk waste, along with 367 tires and 1,620 gallons of paint. The cleanup took place on Saturday, Aug. 31 and included over 2,000 houses in the cleanup area.
U.S. 98 eastbound traffic (Pensacola to Gulf Breeze) will be shifted to the new Pensacola Bay Bridge Wednesday evening, Sept. 4 and U.S. 98 westbound (Gulf Breeze to Pensacola) on Sunday, Sept. 8.
Pensacola Fire Department has deployed an Engine Company prepared to assist with Hurricane Dorian recovery, contributing to one of the Engine Strike Teams pre-staged around the state as part of the State Emergency Response Plan.
A heritage live oak tree the City of Pensacola is trying to prevent from being cut down has brought into focus the challenges of applying a new state statute.
Silver Airways will not be operating Monday, Sept. 2 or Tuesday, Sept. 3 due to Hurricane Dorian, which will impact travelers flying Silver Airways at Pensacola International Airport. The airline expects to resume normal operations Wednesday, Sept. 4.
Read about City of Pensacola Sanitation schedule changes and city office closures for the Labor Day holiday Monday, Sept. 2.
The City of Pensacola has selected Matt Coughlin as the Deputy Airport Director for Pensacola International Airport, with a start date of Monday, Sept. 9.
Pensacola was recognized Tuesday, Aug. 20 for being voted America's Strongest Town earlier this year, celebrating progress the city has made toward being financially strong and resilient.
Read about Pensacola being recognized as the nation's Strongest Town, Pensacola Police Department headquarters being designated as a Safe Trade Spot and more!
The Greater Pensacola Chamber hosted Mayor Grover Robinson for a State of the City luncheon Tuesday, Aug. 20, where Mayor Robinson addressed the local business community about the City of Pensacola's economy, development and plans for the city's future.
City Council will hold a special meeting Wednesday, Sept. 4 at 6 p.m. to make an appointment to the City Council District 5 seat. The meeting will take place in Council Chambers, located on the first floor of City Hall at 222 W. Main St.
Read about City Hall Selfie Day, Pensacola featured in the New York Times, upcoming events and more!
Registration is underway for Boots to Business Reboot with the U.S. Small Business Administration, an entrepreneurship training program for veterans and their spouses interested in learning about starting or growing a veteran-owned business.
The City of Pensacola is mourning the loss of Councilman Gerald Wingate, who passed away overnight at the age of 73.
Bicyclists can now take advantage of new bike lanes along a section of North Palafox Street in downtown Pensacola, part of the City of Pensacola's efforts to become a more bicycle and pedestrian friendly community.


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Visit to Central Sheep and Wool Research Institute (CSWRI), Avikanagar (Raj)
Students from Department of Biotechnology, School of Engineering and Technology visited Central sheep and wool research institute (CSWRI), Avikanagar (Rajasthan) on 12th Sep, 2019. The main objective of the visit was to familiarize students with high throughput instruments, scientific research, its significance, and the economic importance. Students spent a day in CSWRI and participated enthusiastically. Students had healthy discussion with scientists and Ph.D. scholars, about the ongoing research projects, management of hybrid sheep/rabbits and wool processing. They were allowed to explore the laboratory and some major instruments were detailed by the Ph.D scholar including PCR thermal cycler, UV incubator, table top cooling centrifuge, fluorescence microscope, deep freezers, gel dryer, Sanger sequencer, gel-doc system, millipore water distillation unit etc. At last, students visited at the secured and controlled facilities for keeping varieties of sheep and rabbit. They were curious to observe the management and showed great interest in learning the importance of having various varieties used in wool production. The trip was a great learning experience for the students, which facilitates them to envision the working environment, the significance and the future opportunities related to Biotechnology.View All Events


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Here are a few more photos from the last few days. Over the last days we have just had some relaxing days of visiting some local markets and relaxing around the resort.
Yesterday (Friday) – we caught the bus to a nearby town called Golf der Sur. It took a lot longer to get there then we thought and when we did finally arrive the market was really small. We then went to eat our food at the beach and relax there a little before return to the resort.
In the evening we ate at a buffet restaurant in the shopping centre near to our resort. This was really nice because included in the price is also 'eat as much cake at you can'. We are thinking to go there again on Monday, so I will try and take some photos then.
Today (Saturday) – We went to the market which was really close to our resort. The market was much larger today but really touristy. After having a look around the market we went to walk down the coastline to take some photos and then spent the afternoon at the resort.
Okay here are some photos from the last days. Hope you enjoy!
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Water is so magical. It can be captured in so many ways. On Friday Mandy Stansberry gave an assignment to show our favorite water picture. Here is mine.
These are of the Fountain at the Landing in Branson. At night the fire and water show is spectacular. If you want to look at everyone elses entries got here.


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When manufacturing the jaw crusher, high hardness steel with high hardness and wear resistance will be selected. The high manganese steel looks thick and has a smooth surface. When the material is crushed, the strength is high and the wear time is long. It is also the choice when selecting the material. High-quality manufacturers choose high-quality materials at a better price, which is why the jaw crusher is of superior quality.
The configured motor must match the power of the jaw crusher. Do not pull the cart by the calf, otherwise the output will not be reached, and it will easily lead to equipment failure and burn the motor. Our company will choose to cooperate with the well-known brand of motor, to ensure that we want to match our jaw crusher.
The process is also important for mining machinery and equipment. The process mainly refers to the structure and shape of the equipment itself, as well as some details such as whether the steel plate is welded, clean and seamless. As we all know, the general quality equipment works fine, and every detail is handled very well. The entire welding area is flat and clean, and there is no gap in each welding area. The equipment has a long service life, good quality and high production efficiency. Therefore, when purchasing the jaw crusher, it is necessary to check whether there are cracks and gaps in important parts such as the frame, the sill plate, the side guard, the transmission parts, the adjusting device, and the lubricating device.
The weight is also the standard for the benchmark jaw crusher, as the weight of each jaw crusher model is specified. If the device is not good, such as counterfeiting, then many technical parameters such as its weight can not fully meet the requirements, which is a very convenient and intuitive method to test the quality of the device.
The general manufacturers are very familiar with the quality of the jaw crushers produced. They will make an after-sales plan based on this situation. The equipment is very good in terms of after-sales. We emphasize the whole process of tracking the pre-sale, sale and after-sales links. As a good customer's staff and assistants, customers will feel relieved, satisfied, and comfortable, and improve the overall value of customers, so that customers have no worries.


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South Side Weekly Workshop Series: Community Engagement and Collaboration in Reporting
PEN America is thrilled to continue our partnership with the South Side Weekly with a series of hands-on journalism skills workshops this summer and fall. In this workshop, we will explore methods for connecting and collaborating with your audience during the reporting process and after your story is published. We'll talk about how to identify your target audience, learn their needs, and develop a story accordingly. This includes topics such as alternate ways of communicating and the difference between reporting about vs. reporting for a community. Participants will have an opportunity to share their own experience with engagement strategies via breakout sessions.
While not required, attendees are encouraged to bring a story or project idea to share.
Ellen Mayer is a community journalist, producer, and facilitator. She's a producer for The Hoodoisie, a radical talk show about culture and politics. Most recently, she was politics editor for the South Side Weekly and City Bureau fellow. She started her journalism career at WBEZ's Curious City, where she learned to put audience curiosity and collaboration at the center of her work. She also spent two years as an Engagement Consultant for the journalism-tech startup Hearken, helping newsrooms around the world build relationships and engage more effectively with their audiences. She is also a recovering music journalist and ex-musical theater kid. She's from Brooklyn and enjoys arguing about the best place to find bagels in Chicago and convincing people not to move to New York.
Additional information on this workshop series can be found here.


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Why This TED Senior Fellow Says Hollowed-Out Asteroids Are the Future of Spaceships
Most people imagine generation ships as being giant ring-worlds, like Kim Stanley Robinson's Aurora, or gleaming metal ships, like the one in WALL-E. The team at Delft University of Technology, however, is imagining something much more radical: a hollowed-out asteroid that's been converted into an interstellar starship, equipped with a 'bioreactor' that can sustain multiple generations of crew as they make their way between solar systems.
The so-called "Evolving Asteroid Starship" design is the product of Delft University's DSTART group, which is made of students and researchers from several fields working together.
The goal is to create the blueprint for a ship that can not only travel to another star, but that can also address the problems that will inevitably arise from keeping several generations of people cooped up in a single ship—problems that writers like Kim Stanley Robinson have already outlined in detail.
One of the biggest issues is creating a self-sustaining ecosystem, where waste is recycled into useful material or energy to produce food.
"We need self-sustaining and evolvable space technology capable of enduring the many decades needed to journey from our Solar System to another," said Angelo Vermeulen, the leader of DSTART.
"As part of that, we are looking at the kind of regenerative life-support system pioneered by the ESA-led MELiSSA (Micro-Ecological Life Support System Alternative) programme."
The MELiSSA project consists of a special type of algae that traps carbon dioxide and produces oxygen, creating a rudimentary 'bioreactor'.
E|A|S (Evolving Asteroid Starship), preparatory study by DSTART, 2017. from Angelo Vermeulen on Vimeo.
MELiSSA's goal is to be able to recycle organic waste and carbon dioxide and turn it into potable water, food, and air, creating the basis for a self-sustaining life-support system.
The DSTART team will present a computer simulation of their starship's MELiSSA system next month in Rome, where they will stress-test it and explore next steps.
In the meantime, you can learn more about DSTART and Angelo Vermeulen here. If you're interested in learning more about generation ships (and their problems), check out this article by Kim Stanley Robinson.


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Are you suffering from O.C. withdrawal this summer? Don't think you'll make it until new episodes start airing in September? We've discovered a new show that'll take care of your nighttime suds fix. Although ABC Family's Wildfire (Mondays at 8 pm/ET) has horses instead of pithy pony Seth Cohen, there are some striking similarities between early Newport events and current Raintree happenings. Join us in reveling in the soapy goodness of it all.
Car troubles: Our first glimpse of The O.C's Ryan Atwood is of him breaking into a car with his brother, Trey, and then landing in a juvenile detention. Wildfire kicks off with spunky girl Kris Furillo in juvy serving time for carjacking.
A hand up not a handout: Both troubled youths need some help getting out of their sticky situations and they get it. Ryan's savior is Sandy Cohen, his public defender who brushes off skeptics and lets the teen stay in his pool house. Kris' community-service work and newly discovered equestrian ability catch the eye of horse trainer Pablo. He gives her a job at Raintree Horse farm.
You did what? While Sandy and Pablo are generous souls, the ladies of the house tend to frown upon the prospect of inviting strange teens with questionable pasts into their sacred abodes. Case in point: Kirsten insisted Ryan's stay was temporary. Jean Ritter, Raintree's owner, doesn't like the pretty Kris hanging around her impressionable sons, Matt and Todd.
Not-So Smooth Sailing: Both fish-out-of-water teens want to turn their lives around, but they struggle with going straight at first. Ryan has a run-in with the authorities after Kirsten's model home is set on fire, and Kris is forced to serve another three-month sentence when she steals her beloved horse, Wildfire, in an attempt to give him a better life.
Dangerous liaisons: Ryan develops an immediate crush on his comely neighbor, Marissa, but her tough-guy boyfriend Luke and disapproving mother aim to put an end to that. Kris has her choice of men: Raintree's heir apparent, Matt, and the spoiled Junior Davis. However, Junior's sister, Dani, has an on-again, off-again romance with Matt and likes to keep control over her brother, so she schemes to send the female farm hand packing.
We've got class: Both Ryan and Kris come from blue-collar backgrounds and are thrust into upper-class society. And their welcome from the snobby set is not exactly warm. Ryan gets beaten up by Luke, and Kris punches bitchy Dani when the rich girl tries to get her sent back to jail.
Mommy Dearest: On many TV series, mother knows best, but on The O.C., Ryan's mother, Dawn, abandons him when he needs her most and causes an embarrassing drunken scene before ceding custody to the Cohens. Wildfire follows a similar plotline, except Kris' mom wants her daughter back to help her kick her habit of drinking and popping pills.
Happily ever after? Ryan eventually settles into the Newport luxury lifestyle, though nothing is ever quite like a fairy tale. Will things turn out well for Kris? Well, after only three episodes, it's still a little bit of a rocky road, but we've got a feeling she can pull ahead in this horse race.


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Funmania: A New Arcade Center Emerges on iOS and Android
July 12, 2018
Meet the brand new time-manager for iOS and Android!
July 12, 2018
- Sugar Games releases Funmania on iOS and Android platforms. Being a time-manager by design, the game successfully combines captivating arcade elements, tricky economics, intriguing narrative that comes as a comic book and manually drawn nice graphics for immersive yet easy-to-learn gaming experience.
Sophie, a protagonist of the game, always had talents in throwing great parties and entertaining her friends. Then, she focused on her career and had to forget good old times for a while until recently some unexpected twist allowed Sophie to release her talents in a whole different way.
In Funmania, a player helps Sophie to open arcade centers all around the world. Starting her business from the luxury ocean liner on the way to her island, she expands to other locations including the city, the desert, tropics and even open space. The player should quickly fulfill wishes and demands of clients: start arcade machines they pick, play mini-games, and make sure every client is happy. If the player succeeds, Sophie receives Expert points and can upgrade her personal island with new facilities.
A large variety of mini-games makes Funmania so time-devouring. Extremely easy at first glance, they require attention, fast reaction and quick fingers. The player should sink pirate ships, flip-flop frogs, catch toys in a claw machine, make colorful ice-creams following the given example and so on.
The economy part of the game is no less captivating. Spending money earned from happy clients, the player upgrades the arcade salons, buy new arcade machines or improves existing ones, trains Sophies skills and manages personnel. Also, Sophie likes to text with friends (and occasionally foes), which is a significant part of the game as it moves the plot forward.
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Funmania is a free-to-play game with in-app purchases. The application works on Android 4.0.3 or later and iOS 6.0 or later.
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Bonnier Books gathers Bonnier's overall book publishing and retail activities, ranging from traditional and digital-first publishing, to quality bookstore chains, paperback retailers and digital subscription services.
With a heritage stretching back to 1837, when Albert Bonniers Förlag published its first work "Proof that Napoleon never existed", Bonnier Books has grown to include a great variety of publishing houses and book retailers across Europe. Originating from, and headquartered in, Stockholm, Bonnier Books is currently present in Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Norway, Germany, Poland and the UK.
On the publishing side, Bonnier Books consists of Bonnierförlagen and Semic (Sweden), Werner Söderström (Finland), Bonnier Media Deutschland (Germany), Bonnier Books UK (UK), Bonnier Books Polska (Poland), Gutkind Forlag (Denmark), and Cappelen Damm (Norway, co-owned with Danish media group Egmont). Together, these publishing houses provide readers with everything from award-winning contemporary fiction to children's books, illustrated non-fiction and innovative audiobooks.
On the retail side, Swedish paperback retailer Pocket Shop, with operations in Sweden and Germany, as well as the Finnish bookstore chain Akateeminen Kirjakauppa, are also part of Bonnier Books.
As is BookBeat, a digital subscription service for audio and e-books that was launched in 2016. BookBeat offers unlimited access to a wide selection of audiobooks and e-books in Sweden, Finland, Germany and 25 more countries.
Read more about our different businesses here
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Named for Florence Melton, its founder, Melton is an internationally renowned, formal program for adult Jewish study. It offers a well-rounded and sophisticated approach and provides a comprehensive exploration of Jewish thought, practice, ethics and history utilizing a cross-denominational curriculum. It is designed for all levels of Jewish knowledge and practice – there is no Hebrew knowledge required, nor are there tests, grades or homework. In its 30 plus years, the Melton program has graduated more than 30,000 students from its classes in "mini schools" all over the world. Hailed as "the best of the best adult Jewish education," Central Synagogue created its Melton Mini School in 2012 and has graduated more than 125 of our own Central students. Detailed descriptions of the classes we offer can be found below.
Melton is open to anyone in the Jewish community (members or non-members of Central) who wants to study on a regular basis and acquire a comprehensive foundation of Jewish literacy. It is appropriate for all levels of students (no Hebrew knowledge is required) and there are no prerequisites for Year 1.
Our faculty consists of Central Synagogue clergy and other specially trained, New York-based clergy and educators.
Yes! Not only will Melton provide you with an outstanding Jewish education, participating in it is also a wonderful way to meet new people and become part of your own small community. We find that our Melton students develop long-lasting friendships amongst themselves and strong bonds with their instructors. We also host a large, festive Shabbat dinner for Melton students and their families.
The second year of the Melton core program explores moments in Jewish history as they relate to our collective identity and delves into modern issues in Jewish ethics. Required Prerequisite: completion of Year 1 of Melton at Central or another Melton site.
Morning Class
Dates: Tuesdays, September 10 - May 12 (No class 10/1, 10/8, 12/24, 12/31)
Taught by HUC-JIR Rabbi Darcie Crystal and Central's Rabbi Dan Ross
Evening Class
Dates: Tuesdays, September 10 - May 12 (No class 10/1, 10/8, 12/24, 12/31)
Taught by Jewish Educators Joe Septimus and Harman Grossman
Dates: Tuesdays, September 10 – December 17, 2019
Taught by Jewish Educator Lisa Lisser
This course provides students with the opportunity to consider the challenges of Jewish acculturation to American life, and the sacrifices, as well as the contributions, that have been made over the past 200 years. We will explore education, the Three Generation Hypothesis, anti-Semitism and the Holocaust, Zionism and the State of Israel, the Civil Rights Movement, and other issues that address American and Jewish culture and identity.
Dates: Tuesdays, September 10 – November 26, 2019 (Snow Day: December 3; no class 10/1, 10/8
Taught by Central Educator Rina Bergman
This course follows the development of the emerging Jewish nation from their awe-inspiring encounter at Mount Sinai through the building of the tabernacle in the wilderness. The high points of divine revelation in "Ten Commandments," "Encountering God," and "Face to Face with God" are sharply contrasted with the low points of the "Golden Calf: Revolt or Reversion." The text addresses some of the specific laws and regulations that were to become part of Jewish living as well as the meaning, purpose, and relevance to our lives today.
Dates: Mondays, October 28, 2019 - January 13, 2020 (Snow Day: January 27; no class 12/23, 12/30)
Taught by Central's Rabbi Nicole Auerbach
Combining study of Jewish sources, history and action, this course will give participants a deeper understanding of the Jewish foundations of social justice, and a framework for navigating their moral choices.
Melton Shabbat Dinner is scheduled for Friday, February 7, 2020, starting at 7:30pm in the Pavilion. Melton Graduation will be Tuesday, May 26, 2020 starting at 6:00pm, also in the Pavilion.
Year 2: $600
Jews in America: Insiders and Outsiders: $125 (for 10-week course)
Shemot (Exodus) Part II - Revelation and Revolution: $125 (for 10-week course)
Social Justice: The Heart of Judaism: $125 (for 10-week course)
Year 2: $750
Jews in America: Insiders and Outsiders: $175 (for 10-week course)
Shemot (Exodus) Part II - Revelation and Revolution: $175 (for 10-week course)
Social Justice: The Heart of Judaism: $175 (for 10-week course)
For all Melton courses, payment is due in full by credit card at the time of registration. Registration is accepted on a first-come, first-served basis and members receive priority registration. Classes run contingent upon a minimum registration of 15 students per class. Our withdrawal policies are as follows…
Registration links coming shortly.
Your tax-deductible contribution to our Annual Yom Kippur Appeal will provide for Central's exceptional educational, community, and spiritual programs and help enrich the Jewish experience of our members and the community-at-large.


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Responsive web design is a way to design and craft websites to give the best viewing experience, simple reading and direction-finding through a minimum of resizing, panning and rolling across a broad variety of devices from the desktop computer monitors to the mobile phones. Other than, Responsive web design is the practice of making a website which is appropriate to work with each device and all screen sizes, no matter how small or large in mobile and desktop. Development of the responsive web design is one of the exciting growth signals in the web development company. Responsive web design is alert around giving a perceptive and pleasing practice for everybody. The users of Desktop computer and mobile phone are getting every benefit from responsive websites.
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Responsive web pages are very flexible and give the users the ease to access details even from remote areas. No matter what device your users are utilizing the site will without difficulty fit into its format. Responsive web pages are inbuilt through more call-to-action buttons in comparison to desktop websites. Addition of vertical scrolls in place of horizontal scrolls creates data viewing knowledge quicker and attractive. Thus, website development India Businesses can make sure top sales and make a dedicated pool of consumers. Responsive web design is also very beneficial for the Search Engine Optimization (SEO) because it's increase SEO ranking. If you are targeting local keywords these web designs will increase local search visibility for your site.
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The death of a car mechanic who was crushed under the vehicle he was working on was a "tragic accident", an inquest into the incident has ruled.
Nigel Pugh, who was 53 when the accident occurred on 27 November 2014, was killed when the axles gave way on the car he was repairing. The coroner John Ellery ruled that Mr Pugh died as a result of crushed chest injuries but said that it was an accidental death that could not be blamed on anybody.
Tragic accidents can occur in any walk of life, but car mechanics are more prone to suffering injuries due to the heavy machinery they work with. That is why anyone running a car garage must have employer's liability cover as part of their combined motor trade insurance policy so that they have financial protection in case a member of staff should suffer an injury in the workplace.
According to the Shropshire Star, Mr Pugh had been working under a car in his own workshop when the axle snapped and the car fell on him. He was later found by two friends, who freed the father-of-five and called an ambulance.
However, despite the friends' attempts to perform CPR on Mr Pugh he was declared dead at the scene.
The coroner's officer told the hearing: "This appears to be a tragic accident.
"He was working under a vehicle when the axle support had become insecure and gave way which caused the vehicle to fall onto him.
"Nobody else was involved and it is not suspicious."


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I can't believe that already a week has passed since I returned from Cuba. Our one week was nothing short of AMAZING! The resort and weather were beautiful, the people were so warm and friendly, and our one week seemed to stretch and really feel like a week. It took me 3 days to actually unwind and be able to relax. It was hard to turn off "mommy mode", "wife mode" and "worker mode", but after I was able to, it was pure bliss and relaxation. I cannot say enough good things about Cuba. I had last been there in 1986 on a family vacation when I was obviously much younger and Cuba was barely a tourist destination then. The resort we stayed at this time was about a year and a half old. It was very well maintained with nice rooms, landscaping, many pools and a stunning beach. The staff were very sweet and helpful. My sister in law and I befriended everyone from the wait staff to the bartenders to the gym staff and the snack bar staff. I was actually sad when we were leaving as I was going to miss all of our new friends!
I found that it was hard for me as a mom as I was initially really missing Cubby. I saw so many infants and toddlers on the resort who reminded me of her. I called home about 3 times in the week to talk to her and my husband. That was a mission in itself. Cuba has horrible internet service. It tooks us $10 and half an hour to send one email to our families telling them that we had arrived safely. The phone calls costed $2.00 a minute so I think that I had spent about $80 by the end of the week on phone calls. Cuban money and Canadian money were basically at par so I didn't really save any money in the end.
On the brighter side, once I was able to relax and knew that Cubby was alright, I had a great time. Our days were spent lounging by the pool or on the beach reading books or trashy magazines that we had brought. We took breaks to eat and left the resort once during the day to check out the local market. I ended up reading Fifty Shades of Gray, which was quite scandalous, and I could not put it down until it was finished. Wow, what a crazy book! I felt like I was on vacation with my sister in law, Anastasia and Christian for the first 3 days. After I finished that one, I stuck to more practical and boring books. My sister in law and I were good; we went to the gym 5 out of 8 days that we were there. We also went to the spa and had a massage, sat in the sauna, steam room, and did a full body mud treatment. That was great!
In the evening, we would go back to our room and take a nap. Being in the hot sun can be tiring! At night, we got dressed up and went to A la carte dinners or the buffet and then usually to the nightly show at our resort. We had befriended the entertainment staff, so we would watch them and cheer them on each evening. I had thought that it would be a quiet trip and that there was nothing to do at night, but of course there was a disco that was 5 minutes from our resort via the Party Bus. The entertainment staff at our hotel recruited us to go to the disco on our second night at the resort. It was a dingy small club; however, all of the tourists from the resorts around us would go there. The Party Bus was a hilarious double decker bus with blue strobe lighting and blaring music. It stopped at all of the other resorts and picked up everyone to go to the disco. The music was decent enough with some top 40, local favourites, salsa, merengue and reggaeton. My sister in law and I danced and danced like we were at a cardio class at the gym. It had been a long time since I had danced until my feet actually hurt!
The best part about the morning was actually being able to sleep in.. well by sleeping in, I mean sleeping until 8:30 or 9am! That was priceless. I felt so rested and refreshed in the morning. It had been a long time since I felt like that. It was difficult for me as I really did feel guilty some days; like I wasn't supposed to be in the sun relaxing and "doing me", but I came to grips with that. My one week in the sun was well deserved and well timed. I think that I was coming close to having a nervous breakdown if I had stuck around for one more week!
I learned a lot just talking to the people who worked on the resort. They all seemed so genuinely happy despite making only $16 a month and not being able to afford basic items such as shampoo or toothpaste. They all thought that it would be great to leave Cuba and come to Canada. I tried to explain to them that they had it all there: sun, sand, family and no stress; well at least not the type of stress that we encounter in our daily lives.
All in all, I had one of the most amazing weeks of my life and will cherish my warm Cuba memories for a long time to come! As a new mom, if you can get the chance and take the time off, I would really recommend having some "you time", whether it is a weekend or a week. You feel really rejuvenated and I feel like I am a better mom and wife because of it.