text:
This post first appeared on Russia Insider
This segment unveils how British military forces, invited by Trotsky, ended up occupying Russian territory and pillaging it to export valuables back to Britain. The occupiers used concentration camps against Russians who resisted them.
This barbaric behavior is typical of British imperialism. Hitler himself once tried to justify the use of concentration camps by citing the British use against Boers in Africa. But this is the first known use of concentration camps against Russians.
The Eternal Anglo is real.
Transcript below:
Unique chronicle footage. Arkhangelsk. August 1918. Cruiser Olympia. Descending the boards spanned to the ship are the soldiers of the 339th infantry regiment of the 85th US Army division.
These are recruits drafted in Michigan and Detroit who'd undergone a 1-month military training at home. It is possible that marching in the middle of this parade formation is Herman Jobbe, private first class, and, at the time of peace, an owner of a small seeds store in Kentucky.
"John, nice to meet you."
Those are his sons, John and Jesse, both over the age of 80. They completed a long flight from Atlanta to Arkhangelsk through Moscow. Ahead of them is a 4-hour train journey to the Obozersky station.
There was the front line of the war that is hardly mentioned in Russian historical archives. Possibly, because, in February 1918, the Bolsheviks themselves allowed the English, still their allies in the WWI, to land their troops to guard the railways.
TROTSKY TO THE HEAD OF THE MURMANSK COUNCIL: "Help the allied forces' missions and disrupt any activity of the predators."
VASILY TSVETKOV, HISTORIAN: "They tried to arrange contact with the Council of People's Commissars. They tried to actually negotiate with Trotsky and Lenin. Moreover, when, in February 1918, the Germans started an offensive against Petrograd, we have the proven facts that French officers helped, in particular, blow up bridges ahead of the oncoming Germans."
But Lenin signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk with the Kaiser Germany. The Entente's troops didn't leave, on the contrary, they increased their presence to protect the Eastern front, to force Russia to fight. Overall, 25,000 people landed in the North.
ALEXANDR LUKYANOV: "Over 100 years, the trenches, naturally, have been covered in plants, but they're still visible. They were used by American soldiers of the so-called M-Squadron of the 339th regiment to advance."
It's the only place in Russia with remains of fortification constructions from the Civil War, so-called blockhouses sheltering fighters during constant bombings. The metal detector beeps all the time.
ALEXANDR LUKYANOV: "It's a part of a big shell, 152mm. It's a big shell, half a meter long."
JOHN JOPPE: "My father was here, he first participated in a battle here. I'm trying to understand what he felt back then."
France, Britain, or the US didn't officially proclaim war to Russia. The presence of the foreign contingent on the Russian territory was justified by tactical tasks: protection of ports and communications. Meanwhile, their strategic goal was to impose a puppet government, as Vasily Tsvetkov believes.
Vasily Tsvetkov: "Mostly, they expected that the political force, which was to, hopefully for them, eventually end up being the only legitimate government in Russia, naturally, would grossly depend on those countries, the Entente. Of course, it shouldn't, under any circumstances, be Germany or Austria-Hungary that had collapsed by then, but America, France, and England."
The most powerful mass destruction weapon of that time was used there: planes, tanks, long-range artillery, armored trains, gas-shells.
"When it explodes, this part is blown off or broken, and the content is scattered and vaporizes into the air right away. It's suspended arsenic-based matter, toxins. 50% of the affected died within a minute."
In these grounds, there are still blind shells from that war with dry gunpowder inside.
"The powder is one hundred years old, but you can still use it in a cannon."
But the Bolsheviks' main weapon was a word.
MICHAEL GROBBEL, THE VETERANS MEMORY ASSOCIATION: "Bolsheviks left leaflets on the trails and shouted in English, "Americans, why are you here? The war is over."
November 11, 1918, the WWI ended with the signing of the treaty among all the warring sides. In Russia, however, the cannons still fired.
VLADISLAV GOLDIN, HISTORIAN: "December 23, 1917, in Paris, a secret treaty was signed between France and the UK on the division of the spheres of influence in Russia. Formally, they divided the South then, the Southern zone. But soon, they informally agreed that the North was the British zone of influence."
Historians believe that the military campaign failed particularly because the invaders behaved like barbarians. In Russia, they used their experience of the colonial wars. Mere suspicion of the help to the Bolsheviks and guerrilla fighters was enough to send a person to the concentration camp built by the English on the Mudjug island.
Hundreds of people died here every day. As the barracks were not heated and the inmates were hardly fed. At the same time, they overtly marauded the former Russian Empire. From the North alone the occupants brought out goods for 150 million rubles in gold.
VLADISLAV GOLDIN, HISTORIAN: "The military aid, the provision and so on, was provided as a lease to Russia, and, second, they tried to export everything they could from the North. Mostly timber and furs. The local people's attitude changes, initially the educated people and the middle class had some expectations. But then requisitions started, the rich people's houses were occupied."
Even those who had supported them turned their back on them. There are rebellions in the White Troops, locals become guerrilla fighters. Thanks to the Universal Military Training system, the Soviet government filled the Red Army troops that went on the offensive. In the fall of 1919, the invaders started an urgent evacuation of their troops.
Along with a rifle, Michael's grandfather brought to America a flag under which his squadron attacked Russian towns and villages. On the flag of the ever-existing 339th US Army regiment there embroidered a motto in Old Russian, "The Bayonet Decides".
It's the rule of the absolute dominance of weaponry that in this story, however, has proved to be powerless in the face of those who defended their country from the invaders.
"If you don't like it in America, come to live with us."
This post first appeared on Russia Insider
Anyone is free to republish, copy, and redistribute the text in this content (but not the images or videos) in any medium or format, with the right to remix, transform, and build upon it, even commercially, as long as they provide a backlink and credit to Russia Insider. It is not necessary to notify Russia Insider. Licensed Creative Commons
Our commenting rules: You can say pretty much anything except the F word. If you are abusive, obscene, or a paid troll, we will ban you. Full statement from the Editor, Charles Bausman.
- 2814 reads


text:
Sorry, this deal has expired. Here are some other Non Tech deals:
10% off at StubHub for Tickets
10% off at StubHub for Tickets using Fancode: MEMORIES10 Expires any minute - No minimum, once per account.
- Rare discount
- Does not work on parking passes
- gtin13: 0885609014821
- Report Error
Posted by: The ChiefShare Deal:

subset: commoncrawl


text:
In an April 11 news story, for example, the Guardian reported that the "live-work ordinance was intended to create inexpensive space for artists" and pointedly reminded readers that any other use is, in fact, illegal.
The Guardian, it turns out, has unclean hands. According to public records and interviews with the Guardian's landlord, the alternative weekly newspaper has been operating part of its business out of a live-work loft at 520 Hampshire St. for several years, even as the newspaper's publisher, Bruce B. Brugmann, rails publicly against the practice.
In 1988, the San Francisco Planning Code was amended to allow only working artists, such as painters, photographers, and dancers, to live and work in industrial buildings. Loft owners are exempt from paying full school taxes and meeting handicapped access and parking requirements. Live-work developers do not have to provide an affordable housing unit for every 10 units built, as must other residential builders.
In 1991, the Guardian moved into new digs at 520 Hampshire, a renovated warehouse owned by Fred Snyder of the David W. Allen Trust. The newspaper runs most of its operations in 14,000 square feet of commercial space on the basement and ground floors, which it leased for 10 years for about 70 cents a square foot -- less than $10,000 a month. The Guardian's low rent included the cost of repaying the $300,000 that Snyder spent to build out new offices for the newspaper.
It was a sweet deal with a cherry on top.
The top two floors of the building contain 10 live-work lofts, inhabited by artists who work in them, and one large 1,745-square-foot loft, which was leased to the Guardian in 1991 for $1,705 a month. According to Snyder, the Guardian sublet the loft to a music business for several years. In 1998, the newspaper started using the loft as an office and archive.
The Guardian's leases for the loft state that the "premises shall be used and occupied only for live-work studio." The most recent lease was signed by Brugmann on May 8.
In an interview, Brugmann admitted that the live-work loft is used for business purposes. An out-of-town business consultant he employs occasionally bunks in the loft. He said that he sees no discrepancy between the Bay Guardian's editorial stance and its business practices.
Debra Walker, a member of the Live/Work Task Force appointed by the Board of Supervisors, said that it is hypocritical for the Guardian to use the loft for business purposes. The law should be universally enforced, she added, but not by singling out the Guardian.


text:
08 September, 2018
Milk – 1 litre
Raw yeast – 100 g
Egg – 4
Sugar – a cup
Mayonnaise – 200 g
Flour –about 2 kg
Crumble raw yeast in a bowl, add a tablespoon of sugar and 2 tablespoon of warm milk and
Then you can mould buns of any shape out of the dough and bake them.
The preparation will take about half an hour.
First photo courtesy: www.gemrielia.ge
Related stories:
Time for homemade healthy mayonnaise –The easiest recipe
Which has the most calories: red wine, beer or a doughnut?
Georgian style Bird's Milk – Tender layer cake
Strawberry-banana milkshake - Super delicious and easily made


text:
City of Santa Rosa Utilities Field Operations Building
35 Stony Point Road
Training Rooms A & F
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, if you require special assistance to participate in this meeting, please contact the Sonoma County Community Development Commission at (707) 565-7500 (voice) or (707) 565-7555 (TDD). Translators and American Sign Language interpreters for individuals with hearing disabilities will be available upon request. A minimum of 48 hours is needed to ensure the availability of translation services.
In accordance with Government Code §54957.5, any materials of public record relating to an agenda item that are provided to a majority of the members less than 72 hours before the meeting will be made available upon request at the Sonoma County Community Development Commission, 1440 Guerneville Road, Santa Rosa during normal business hours and will be posted online 72 hours prior to each meeting. Materials of public record that are distributed during the meeting shall be made available for public inspection at the meeting if prepared by the lead agency or a member of the legislative/advisory body, or within two business days after the meeting if prepared by some other person.
Michael Gause
Ending Homelessness Manager
1440 Guerneville Road
See all County of Sonoma Boards Commissions Committees and Task Forces
See all Vacancies
Apply for a Vacant Seat
Home Sonoma County is the local system of homeless service delivery and governance for the County.
Home Sonoma County Leadership Council
Home Sonoma County Technical Advisory Committee


text:
Fredericksburg Secular Humanists (FSH) announces that Pat Chen has resigned as FSH Coordinator after more than 10 years of effective and dedicated service.
FSH extends a sincere thanks to Pat for her work. FSH could not have become such an active chapter without her efforts!
FSH will be coordinated by David Hyland-Wood and an organizing committee of active members. Please contact David if you would like to help.
Pat's announcement is provided below.
For 10 years, it's been my privilege to serve as an organizer and coordinator of Fredericksburg Secular Humanists. I'm resigning as FSH coordinator effective immediately. I'll continue to be an enthusiastic member of FSH, Reading Skeptically, and Fredericksburg Skeptics. I'll continue as a member of the Board of Directors of the WASH and continue to work on the joint FredCoR/UMW Religious Freedom Celebration Committee.
We are very fortunate that the multi-talented David Hyland-Wood is now the coordinator of Fredericksburg Secular Humanists. David has been an active member of FSH for more than a year, leading a few meetings, adding depth to discussions and building an enthusiastic fan base.
Pat Chen


text:
Save the time and effort of looking for equipment by knowing exactly where the equipment is located at any time. The Equipment module is an add-on in the WebTour solution and keeps track of your equipment using geochaching. Our solution can be applied to keep track of scaffolding, crew trailers, road signs, construction fences and much more. The module gives you an overview of real time positions on a visual world map.
Use the WebTour Equipment module to facilitate the further decision-making process.
- Immediate positioning
- Enables direct billing


text:
Policy Eye - Highlights of week ending Friday 15 July 2016
Education continues with some important developments as the political world evolves around it.read more
Education's always changing, and it can be hard to keep track. Policy Watch is the easy way to make sure you stay up to date with the latest developments.
Policy Watch is our regular policy update service, covering national and international developments in the world of education. We try to keep things simple, sharing the latest news and information with you through weekly updates, monthly summaries, papers and events.
You can access the Policy Watch by signing up for email updates below.
Education continues with some important developments as the political world evolves around it.read more
Education picks up pace after the referendum and finds itself facing some familiar issues.read more
Another week in education still dominated by referendum issues.read more
One week on from the referendum result, how are things shaping up for education?read more
A full listing of another month of education activity as education waits to assess the future.read more


text:
| 17.2°C Dublin
The people of Wexford turned out in force on Saturday to highlight the lack of specialist services for those suffering from Parkinson's in the South East.
Organised by the Wexford branch of the Parkinson's Assocation of Ireland, the Unity Walk saw more than one hundred people make their way from the Tourist Office to the bridge, among them several people who live with the condition daily.
Breda Kennedy's husband has Parkinson's, and she has been actively campaigning for those suffering from the disease for many years. 'We were trying to let people know that we're out there and highlight the need for specialist clinical nurses in the South East. There's only five of them in the country, three in Dublin, one in Limerick, and one in Galway.'
Attended by Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Mental Health James Browne TD and by Mayor of Wexford Tony Dempsey, the walk was accompanied by music from a Fife and Drum band, their job to create a rhythmic beat, a recognised method of aiding those with Parkinson's as they carry out demanding physical tasks.
And although the Government is providing some funding to help those with the disease, Breda said a lot more needs to be done.
'They're giving €60,000 funding to Parksinsons for the whole country which is a pittance, it'll benefit nobody. For example, if my husband needs any of his medication changed we have to wait 6-8 months before we're back up in the Mater to see a neurologist. But if there was a specialist nurse they could make the decision and you'd see them quicker.'
Confirming that Deputy Browne has vowed to help them 'no matter what', Breda said that one only had to look to the North to see how poorly resourced the HSE is in this department.
'There's 12,000 people with Parkinson's in the country, there's 31 nurses in the North, but there's only five in the other 26 counties,' she said.
Wexford People


text:
This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.
11 April, 2017 by moeller Guatemala 0 comments
New Latin American country to join the Hague Apostille Convention
by Marta Garcia
On January 19, 2017, Guatemala joined the 1961 Hague Convention abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents (known as the "Apostille Convention"). Following the usual procedural steps, the Convention will enter into force for Guatemala on September 18, 2017, making it the 113th Contracting State to the Convention.
An Apostille is a certificate issued by a designated authority in a country where the Apostille Convention is in force, which authenticates the seals and signatures of officials on public documents issued by a public authority, so that they can be recognized in foreign countries that are parties to the Convention. According to Article 1 of the Convention, the Apostille applies to the following public documents: court documents, administrative documents, documents issued by a notary and official certifications in documents signed by private persons.
As a result of Guatemala´s ratification of the Apostille Convention, the processing time and costs for legalization of documents (where required) will be considerably reduced. In the IP field, this will have particular impact in easing the requirements for filing trademark, patent or industrial design applications, as well as for matters such as recording changes of name or assignments, among others.
Source: https://www.hcch.net


text:
Free WWE Immortals mobile game now available (launch trailer)
The creators of Mortal Kombat have released WWE Immortals, a new free-to-play video game for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and Android devices. The game takes your favorite WWE superstars and amps them up with superpowers and the mythology that many of their pro wrestling characters are based on. Think Sheamus, the Celtic Warrior or The … Read more


text:
Click photo for larger version
The MLB postseason begins today, and my team is once again on the outside looking in. But it wasn't always that way. The photo you see above comes our way from — and prominently features — reader Gordon Blau, circa 1986, when the Amazin's were . . . → Read More: Uni Watch DIY Project: Behold the Metsmobile


text:
In the digital age, much emphasis is placed on protecting electronic data, but very little seems to have changed in the way of protecting data on paper. Here are a few examples:
- Charity – I am often approached on the street by a representative of a charity wanting monthly donations by direct debit. While listening to what the charity does, large quantities of information on paper is often visible. The number of times bank details, names and addresses from earlier in the day are visible to me while engaging with charity staff, is quite incredible. We are not talking about obscure charities, but mainstream national and international names.
- Banking – I recently entered one of my banks and was asked questions in the doorway about insurance products. The sales approach was to find out what people needed, then arrange a follow-up call to discuss the needs in more detail. This information was visible on a clipboard which included full name, address and contact telephone number. Again, this was at a high-street bank branch.
- Car Hire – I once arrived to collect a car, only to see all the customer contracts arranged on the counter for everyone to see. The top pages included full names and addresses, price information and contact telephone numbers. These included my personal details.
- Street Stands – most people will have at some point been approached by people asking what broadband they use, or what utilities they have, a pretext for a conversation about how their services are better value for money. So much personal information is visible to other people as a result of this activity. With so many new brands emerging and advertising in this way, it is conceivable that such stands could be set up for the purpose of gathering information which could be used for identity fraud. Conversations are often very intrusive and far exceed what is reasonable. This is truer for street stands advertising credit cards which have become very popular over the last couple of years.
More care needs to be given under these conditions. Beyond what is observable personally while out and about interacting with businesses, the following have been observed professionally within businesses over the years:
- Printed documents left abandoned on a printer for everyone to see. This includes staff that may not be authorised to see the content and visitors; not to mention cleaning companies which often have a high staff turnover. Printers are available that require people to log on to print their documents rather than printing immediately. Unprinted documents can be periodically deleted if not collected. This saves paper as well as improving data security.
- Documents left in meeting rooms instead of being securely recycled
- Visitor sign-in sheets which sometimes include more details than needed
- Unlocked filing cabinets and desk draws
- Documents left on desks over night
It is clear that while a significant focus is on digital data protection, the number of cases is high where personal data on paper is exposed to all and sundry.
Information security consultant with over 20 years' extensive experience gained across a diverse range of private and public industry sectors including insurance, banking, telecommunications, health services, charities and more, both in the UK and internationally. Graduated in 1997 with a software engineering degree and specialising in cyber security, risk analysis, compliance reporting and access management.


text:
Some motorcycle riders visit the shop every time their bike needs service. That's okay for some that can afford it (motorcycle mechanics charge a premium for simple maintenance anyone can do), but half the fun of owning a motorcycle is tinkering with it and making it your own. Besides the money, there is also a time penalty involved in having to locate a place that works on your older or uncommon bikes. For the DIY motorcycle (or personal watercraft, snowmobile, ATV, boat, etc) enthusiast, here are eight reasons why a Clymer manual can be the best tool in your toolbox.
1. Written from Experience
Every Clymer manual is written during a complete tear down and rebuild of an entire bike. Each manual is made just for a specific range of make, models, and years of motorcycle. This provides exactly the info you need, without the fluff you don't want.
2. Detailed Pictures
All of the important steps are explained in detail, and often with high resolution close-up pictures. A text explanation is useful, but photos are often priceless when dealing with small complex assemblies of parts. You won't find pictures like ours in the factory service manual.
3. Newbie Friendly
Clymer manuals are user friendly, to the point that a first time motorcycle owner can get started maintaining their own bike on day one. Follow along step-by-step, as the manual guides you on everything from checking the battery health, to replacing the air filter. We even start each manual with an introduction to the tools you need and proper procedures for working on a bike.
4. Expert Advice
The motorcycle experts need manuals too. Year to year changes, critical torque specs, and complicated assemblies are all so numerous as to be easily forgettable. Whether upgrading a camshaft, or rebuilding the transmission, follow a manual so you don't miss a critical step.
5. Wide Selection
Clymer's wide variety of titles means that you can buy the manual you need, no matter what you ride. American and metric cruisers, two and four-stroke dirt bikes, vintage classics from Germany, England, and Italy, sport bikes, standards, scramblers, cafe racers, super bikes, full dress touring rigs, and even minibikes; Clymer covers every aspect of the motorcycle hobby. Plus we have titles for other types of powersports and small engines as well.
6. Print and Digital Versions
Got your greasy hands elbow deep in a project, and no time for flipping pages? Suddenly need to fix an electrical problem miles from nowhere without your library of service manuals? That's alright, Clymer has online repair manuals too, easily accessible on your laptop, tablet, or smartphone, anywhere with wi-fi or cell phone service. They offer the same trusted content as the Clymer Print manuals, but in an electronic format, with easy search function, and many more color photos. Plus, if need be, you can print just the pages you need and take them out to the shop.
7. Huge Knowledge Base
The authors and editors of Clymer manuals are long time motorcycle riders and mechanics as well. To get the same knowledge they've accumulated you'd have to attend a technical college for years and ride for about a million miles. But, save your time and money and just buy a Clymer manual instead. You get all the benefits of expert mechanic experience, all at a very reasonable price!
8. Excellent Value
A Clymer manual gets used a lot. Our manual will be one of your most used tools, right up there with a good socket wrench and an impact driver. Unlike one-purpose tools, a manual will help you for every single bit of maintenance or repair. It's the single most valuable tool in your toolbox, yet it costs less than anything from Snap-On!


text:
See our previous post on Black History Month.
African Americans today are underrepresented in the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) workforce. According to the U.S. Census, African American representation in STEM has increased from 2 percent in 1970 to 6 percent in 2011. However, that's still lower than the overall representation of African Americans in the general workforce, which was 10 percent in 2011. Black History Month, celebrated every February, presents an opportunity to think about and discuss these issues.
Because African Americans are visibly underrepresented in STEM, it's important to emphasize to students that there are successful scientists of all races and ethnicities. This Science Update podcast collection featuring African American scientists and the Material Marvels video series hosted by engineer Ainissa Ramirez, as highlighted in our first post on Black History Month, are two creative ways to showcase the work of many pioneering black scientists.
Another way to spotlight black scientists is through science books. Maria Sosa, editor of the review journal Science Books & Films, recommends Astrophysicist and Space Advocate Neil DeGrasse Tyson, a biography of the science educator and astrophysicist. Tyson is a great example of a successful scientist and educator: he is well-known to the public (probably including your students!) through popular science TV series like PBS' NOVA and, more recently, Cosmos.
Another book recommended by Sosa is The Frog Scientist by Pamela S. Turner. A winner of the 2010 AAAS/Subaru SB&F Prize for Excellence in Science Books, it chronicles the life of Dr. Tyrone Hayes and his work on the effect of pesticides on amphibians. Science Netlinks lessons The Frog Scientist 1: The Mystery of Disappearing Frogs and The Frog Scientist 2: Schoolyard Field Investigation for grades 6–8 provide a great way to incorporate this fantastic science book into your curriculum.
Do you have any similar book recommendations?
Image source: Clipart.com
Your email is never published or shared. All comments are reviewed by Science NetLinks before they appear on the site.


text:
Shadow economy in Ukraine makes up for 33% of official GDP in 1Q – economy ministry
10:20, 23 August 2018Economy
255 0
The figure fell by 4 percentage points year-on-year.
Please Subscribe For Full Access
UNIAN Web subscription
Get a complete information picture of the day by subscribing to UNIAN's news feeds.
For more information, please call:
+38 (044) 354-28-06
If you see a spelling error on our site, select it and press Ctrl+Enter


text:
Devon Area Meeting (DAM) manages the affairs of Quakers in Devon, supports the local meetings, and represents Devon at a national level. Among other things, it considers applications for membership, appoints elders and overseers, and supervises property and other financial matters in the county. A separate page on Devon Area Business will tell you more about that. And Quaker Organisation will tell you a little more about the organisation and practices of Quakers in Britain.
|Quaker worship and other activiity is centred primarily on local meetings, of which there are 13 in Devon:
You're looking for a welcome in Devon, you say?
Well, don't look all day,
Just find the DAM Quakers,
The movers and shakers,
Together we'll find the right way.
DAM Quakers aren't elusive,
They're never exclusive.
They welcome the bakers
AND candlestick makers.
Don't ever think DAM is reclusive.
The bakers make buns
And the candlemen, Light,
And that's how DAM meetings are run.
Our worship is quiet, our snacks a delight,
And Friendship manifest fun.
CONTACT for Devon Area Meeting
Ken Orchard
Sometimes business at DAM is political and controversial: at a recent meeting we considered whether Friends in Devon should be asked to boycott all goods exported by Israel, rather than (as we had already decided) only those originating from illegal settlements on the West Bank - because settlement goods are often poorly difficult to identify. As in this case, DAM sometimes forwards requests or opinions to the relevant national committee (often 'Meeting for Sufferings'); or receives requests from the national committees.
Our core practice: that through a continuing and continual


text:
By Brad Slade
How often you mow your lawn will depend on a number of factors. Firstly how much time you have to devote to your lawn's maintenance. How fast your lawn grows, and this in turn will depend on whether you fertilise it regularly and whether it receives adequate water and sunlight. Normally, lawns should be mowed at least one a fortnight to keep them in check, so to speak.
One of the worst things you can do for a lawn and a big misconception is that you can or should mow your lawn very short in order to reduce the number of times you have to mow it. Grass generally will do much better when mowed at a higher setting. This is especially the case in the summer months, where short grass can often be burnt by the sun otherwise. It is suggested that you should never be cutting or trimming off more than 1/3 of the length of the grass in a mowing session. If you have let your lawn go and it is far too long, it is recommended that you firstly mow it at a longer cut and then remow it at a slightly lower setting. If it is still too long, then you can go over it again in a couple of days time. Although this is time consuming it is the preferred method for caring for your lawn. Needless to say like having your hair cut, you should maintain your equipment. In this case make sure your mower blades are sharp and in good condition. Remove any stone or other obstructions from the lawn before mowing to avoid any damage to the mower or lawn.
Other recommendations for mowing a perfect lawn:
• Do mow in different directions, it does not matter which way – whether it is diagonal, horizontal, or vertically each time you mow your lawn. This prevents the grass blades from curving in a particular direction after numerous cuts.
• It is well known that you should never mow when your lawn is still wet. The reason for this, however, is not so well known. There are actually two reasons for this. Firstly, you will not be cutting your lawn evenly and when it dries may be a lot longer than expected. Secondly, you can often cause fungus to establish itself.
• For the lawn bowl look of a flatten smooth lawn larger lawn rollers can be purchased. To use these you simply roll them over your lawn after mowing in nice even and straight rows.
HCOA is a directory of information on mowers, tractors, fertilizers, grass and outdoor appliances. For more information you can visit their website at http://www.hcoa.com.au
Basic Lawn Care
Great lawn maintenance can be a tough job, but there are a few simple things you can do on a regular basis to avoid having to rescue a "lawn gone bad"... ...Read more
Lay a Lawn Edging Strip
Building a level lawn edging strip or 'mowing strip', not only helps to separate difficult materials like gravel from lawn edges, you can also run your lawnmower wheels right over it......Read more
|Articles by Category
|Current Features
|Gardening Projects
|Garden Design
|Plants and Maintenance
|Garden Designers
|Gardening Sites
|Gardens to Visit
|Gardener's Homepages
|Gardening Courses
|Write for Gardenzine
|Submit a Site
|Contact Gardenzine
|Back Copy
|Free online home garden design course
|Related Content
|How to install lawn drainage
|Conserving water in the garden
|Put your lawn to bed for winter
|Design the perfect low-maintenance lawn
|Simple lawnmower maintenance
|Lay a Lawn Edging Strip


text:
Langerhans cell histiocytosis (LCH) is a clonal proliferation of pathologic cells with the characteristics of Langerhans cells. It has a broad spectrum of manifestations, ranging from a benign single-system presentation to a severe multi-system disease.We report a case of a generally well two-day old boy who was referred to our service for multiple papules and vesicles noted at birth that rapidly progressed into erythematous papules and macules, some topped with yellowish and hemorrhagic crusts. Initial assessment by Pediatrics was possible herpes simplex virus or varicella infection, which was supported by a positive Tzanck smear. However, pertinent laboratory examinations were negative. Skin biopsy showed proliferation of large epithelioid histiocytes with large vacuolar reniform nuclei in the dermis. Immunohistochemical staining with CD1A was positive. The results were consistent with LCH. The early onset of skin lesions, lack of systemic involvement, and rapid improvement, point to a diagnosis of a single system LCH or the congenital self-healing variant. A positive Tzanck smear in a case of LCH has previously been reported in literature and is attributed to histiocytes viewed on examination. Upon discharge, the remaining lesions were light brown macules. Monitoring was done on an outpatient basis.LCH is diagnosed based on the histopathologic evaluation of involved skin tissue interpreted within the clinical context. It is confirmed by appropriate positive immunohistochemical staining. Relevant diagnostic examinations are needed to rule in a diagnosis of the congenital self-healing variant. While it is typically benign, monitoring is still warranted given the possibility of relapse or progression.
Your rating
no rate selected
email is required
email is invalid
affiliation is required


text:
The Atlantic
November 2017
For the last three years, she has answered phones at Safe Horizon, a nonprofit organization that runs a 24-hour domestic violence hotline in the New York City area. The end of each call can mean troubling uncertainty.
Canon-Velazquez sometimes refers callers to shelters, not knowing if the shelters can or will accept them. Other times, she'll explain the legal options a caller may have to deal with an abuser—and have no idea if the caller will actually walk into a police station or courthouse. Above all, she is acutely aware that no matter what support or advice she provides, her callers may simply remain in a dangerous situation. And that, she says, is "a very scary thought."
Across the United States, domestic violence hotlines like Safe Horizon receive more than 20,000 calls a day. Given that a recent Centers for Disease Control study found that one in four women deal with severe domestic violence in their lifetime, their phone work is vital—and can be nearly nonstop.
"I always tell our advocates, 'You're meeting this person at a critical point in [his or her] life,'"says Christine Tabone, the director of Safe Horizon's hotline. "You don't reach for the phone for no good reason." And Safe Horizon knows it's not easy to make that call: the nonprofit began as a pilot program in 1975 to support crime witnesses who felt intimidated or threatened to testify. Even now, nearly half of domestic abuse cases go unreported to authorities. For victims, dialing an anonymous hotline can feel safer than calling the police or visiting a hospital. "We get calls all the time where the client says, 'Nobody knows,'" says Tabone.
ON AN AVERAGE DAY, Canon-Velazquez and her colleagues may respond to as many as 300 calls, each a literal cry for help. Working out of an unremarkable-looking room that could be mistaken for a telemarketing or information technology office—picture a low ceiling, cubicle-like desk partitions, headsets, and hushed voices—Safe Horizon's advocates first and foremost have to remain calm and collected, regardless of what they're hearing from the other end of the line. They also have to work quickly. Callers often have limited safe time to talk, which means an advocate such as Mary Catherine Benge could have as little as 10 minutes to assess an individual situation and viable options. Doing so is hardly straightforward: every caller has unique needs, and Safe Horizon refers to them as the "experts in their own situations."
Rather than making decisions, advocates act as guides, trying to restore to callers the sense of control that abusers have taken from them. Abusers often lead with physical violence, but they also use less visible tactics to exert power over their victims, like isolating them from family and friends or restricting their access to money. "Acknowledging the complexities of people's lives is sometimes lost when people are talking about domestic violence," says Benge. "They automatically go to the physical aspect, which is valid in its own sense, but there are all these different ways that an abuser can have power and control over your everyday life."
There are other misconceptions about domestic violence, as well, which may partly be a problem of public relations. The stigma surrounding abuse cases often shames victims into not coming forward and sharing their stories. As a result, the wider world might only learn about domestic violence through things like high-profile celebrity cases and highway billboards, which can be misleadingly narrow in their framing of the issue. "When I say 'domestic violence,' you probably think of a heterosexual couple in a suburban house, where the man is the perpetrator and the woman has bruises," Tabone says. "That's valid, but it's not always the case."
Those misconceptions are so deeply ingrained that callers to domestic violence hotlines seldom ask about concrete resources that can help them at the beginning of their conversations. Instead, they frequently question whether or not their experiences even qualify as abuse. For advocates, validating a caller's experience is as important as providing options for action: Research shows that having social support helps domestic abuse survivors recover more quickly.
Still, as Tabone says, "We all have more than one problem." That truism may resonate even more deeply with victims of domestic violence, who are more likely to be people of color, LGBT-identifying, and living in poverty. They might need childcare, or have a job they can't afford to leave: 98 percent of domestic violence cases include financial abuse, which can take decades to recover from. Many victims need counseling for the effects of longstanding trauma. Canon-Velazquez, who also works with Spanish-speaking callers, says immigration status is a common concern.
TO BETTER DEAL WITH THIS COMPLEXITY, domestic violence programs are widening their scopes. Safe Horizon's Domestic Violence Law Project supports survivors through orders of protection, divorce, and child custody. Allstate Foundation's Purple Purse Foundation helps survivors regain control of their finances, a vital step toward independence and long term security. In a national survey by the National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV), more than half of U.S. domestic violence programs offered individual and family support, emergency shelter, transportation, legal aid, and educational resources to more than 70,000 survivors.
But more resources are needed. According to the NNEDV, approximately 65 percent of homeless women are abuse survivors, and housing made up two-thirds of all victim requests that couldn't be met. (Tabone says that shelter is the leading issue for Safe Horizon callers, too.) In addition, more than 1,200 staff positions at domestic-violence programs across the country were eliminated in the past year—61 percent of which provided direct resources such as shelter, legal aid, and yes, hotlines.
Tabone says Safe Horizon needs more funding, and more advocates; in the meantime, she pitches in on answering phone calls. The work remains difficult, and so does hanging up: after particularly tough calls, Canon-Velazquez decompresses outside, on the steps of a nearby building. It also remains crucial. During a recent week, Benge was able to connect the majority of her callers to possible shelter space—a rarity, she says, and particularly hard in a crowded city like New York. "That people are able to have this strength and hope for the future," she says, "it makes me want to continue to be there for them."
All the while, at Safe Horizon and call centers across the country, the phones keep ringing.


text:
Discrimination in the workplace is completely unacceptable. Yet, countless employees are either wrongfully terminated or forced to accept demotions due to unethical and unlawful business practices. My name is Matthew A. Kaufman and I am a Westlake Village employment law attorney. The loss of a job can be financially devastating. It can affect a person's ability to pay their bills, rent, mortgage and live a good quality of life. Unfortunately, far too many people struggle in silence and never take action.
Over the years, I have successfully helped men and women in Westlake Village and Los Angeles recover the compensation they deserved, allowing them move on with their lives.
The Most workers do not realize there are laws on the books designed to protect their freedoms as employees, such as the Equal Pay Act of 1963 and the Family Medical Leave Act. By addressing the specific issues of your case, we can immediately go on the attack and fight for the compensation that belongs to you. First, it is important to understand there are various types of employment law violations.
The team at the Kaufman Law Firm can provide legal representation for the following types of employment law cases in Los Angeles and Westlake Village including:
California employment law cases can sometimes get complicated. Many people never take legal action because they are either afraid or do not properly understand their rights. Because each client and case is different, it is vital to have an experienced and knowledgeable Westlake Village employment attorney on your side with a track record of helping each client navigate through the legal process. From the moment a potential client arrives for their free initial consultation, my staff and I will address all of their questions and concerns.
Once a victim becomes a client, we immediately begin to conduct a thorough investigation of your case. We then properly educate the client about the legal process to ensure they are placed in the best position to succeed.
Recently, the Supreme Court heard a case related to two Catholic schools and whether or not employees are allowed to sue their employers for discrimination. One case involved a worker who alleged disability discrimination...
If you are employed in California, then you generally have extensive protections from discrimination in the workplace. While federal law does protect workers in the country against most forms of discrimination, California state law...
As the economies of California and the rest of the United States begin to gradually open up after major shutdowns caused by the coronavirus pandemic, one major news story is dominating headlines in the...
When it comes to our clients, each case is highly important. Our clients depend on us to help them achieve their goals. Over the years, the Kaufman Law Firm has taken an aggressive and comprehensive approach. It has been a successful formula that has helped workers recover the maximum settlement. Whether it is in the courtroom or behind the scenes, you can always count on the Westlake Village employment attorney at the Kaufman Law Firm to always be in your corner.
Your job is more than just a source of income. It is a major part of your lifestyle. If you have been the victim of wrongful termination, wrongful demotion or any kind of discriminatory business practices, it is time to take action and contact a Ventura employment law attorney that can help. Attorney Matthew A. Kaufman and the team at The Kaufman Law Firm bring experience and a vast arsenal of legal resources to help clients recover the money they deserve.
To learn more, contact our Westlake Village or Los Angeles law office today and schedule a free initial consultation to discuss your case.
We hope that you and your family are staying healthy and safe in this unsettling time due to Coronavirus (COVID-19). We assure you that The Kaufman Law Firm remains open and focused on our clients. While our physical offices are closed in order to comply with government orders and CDC recommendations, we remain working in a way to ensure the continued health and safety of our clients and staff. We are writing to let you know that we encourage you to communicate with us via email or telephone 818 990-1999 if you have questions about your case. While courts are closed, steps have been implemented to reschedule hearings and extend filing deadlines, as appropriate. Our staff is working remotely to continue to serve you at the highest level we can despite the widespread closure of Courts. Rest assured, our paramount concern is the health, safety and well-being of our clients, our staff and the communities which we serve.
For additional information about Coronavirus and COVID-19, please visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's website here.
**In light of COVID-19, our phone hours for the time being are Monday-Friday: 9am-1pm PST.


text:
Corncob 3D
Views: 7,1661996SharewareSimulation / Strategy MVP Software
Corncob 3D was one of the first shareware "3D" flight simulation games available. Its graphics are quite primitive by … VIEW
Views: 2,9181982FreewareSimulation / Strategy Gene SzymanskiBYTE Magazine
Jetset is a very early flight simulation program which was originally published in the November 1982 issue of BYTE … VIEW
LHX Attack Chopper
Views: 6,8161990DemoSimulation / Strategy Electronic Arts
LHX Attack Chopper was a game some of my grade-school chums were heavily into back in the day. (Gee, I feel old ...) … VIEW


text:
Discover our workshop with over 75 years of experience
See what we can do for youRead more about the workshop
Return to overview
Successful opening new location!
The official opening took place a little while ago, but it lies freshly in our memories, still! For those that want to keep the memory alive, or look back, we attached a couple of pictures to this news item. We want to thank everyone for visiting, their many gratulations and great gifts at our opening last Saturday! Together we made it a memorable party!


text:
078: Friday Jams | Face To Face – Disconnected
Crack a cold one and kick off your weekend with a little rock and roll.
Crack a cold one and kick off your weekend with a little rock and roll.
Anberlin. One of those bands that I was introduced to in high school but never came to enjoy until college. And then honestly, after their second album I never really got around to their newer music. I don't think I've ever classified them as a favorite, oh sure they were probably on the list of bands I liked on Facebook circa 2006, but they were never in heavy rotation.
But, whenever one of their songs comes on Pandora I always sing along and know more of the words than I do for a lot of songs I listen to on the regular. Maybe it's because they're one of the best live shows I've ever seen.
It was freshman year of college, and a friend of mine from down the hall had asked if I wanted to go a few days earlier. We bought tickets, but the day before we found out the show might not happen – the front-man had come down with the flu. Yet day of the show was still on so we walked down to what was then the Beta Bar (now the Engine Room?) and jammed in with everyone else. The band that opened for them, Showbread, was this insane screamo-noise rock mash-up band that performed with a fairly intoxicating energy. But then Anberlin came on. And even though they were touring in support of their (at the time) newest album, which I had only listened to once or twice and the fact that the lead singer had a 100+ degree fever they just absolutely killed it.
BONUS JAM: The first Anberlin song I ever heard – Glass To The Arson
Let's admit it, Super Bowl XLVIII was pretty lame unless you're a diehard Seahawks fan. And even most of the commercials were pretty lame. But, I did catch an interesting take-away from one of them – that today, February 4th is World Cancer Day. So, I did a little research and found that this is an amazing organization dedicated to getting people to understand cancer so that they can seek the prevention or treatment they need. This year they are running a campaign called "Debunking The Myths" focused on knocking out the 4 biggest myths that prevent people from talking about and understanding this disease.
In the spirit of my last post I'd like to focus on the 1st Myth "We Don't Need To Talk About Cancer." This is probably the single biggest block on a greater cultural awareness of cancer. The benefits of discussing cancer are huge, while remaining silent about it can harm not only you, but your friends, family, community, and business as well.
The most intriguing fact to me was from the section titled Cancer and the Workplace. A direct quote: "In low resource settings, the costs of cancer can be catastrophic for families, with the high costs of cancer treatment and absence from work, impoverishing families." This speaks directly to what Aflac can do to protect you and your family. I only wish they included not just those with low resources, but even those of modest means. A cancer diagnosis can be a huge burden even for those in the middle class, with costs avergaing $35,000 in out of pocket expenses even for people with Major Medical Insurance.
Here's my challenge for you, this week go out and talk to 2 people about cancer. Whether it's a family member, a friend, a neighbor, a coworker, or a business partner it doesn't matter. Just open the conversation with them. And if it's something they're concerned about, have them get in touch with me to discuss their options to protect their family against the rising cost of cancer.
Many of you may know on a cursory level that I work for Aflac, but many of you may not know why. Aflac built itself up on the idea of Cancer Insurance – the idea that in light of the physical and emotional toll that this disease can take on friends and loved ones, a family should not have to be overly concerned with the financial concerns of a cancer diagnosis and it's often lengthy treatment.
This is why I work for Aflac. After losing my father to cancer, and knowing all the different ways that my wifes family was affected by it when her mother went through treatment for breast cancer, this policy and all of the protection it can provide hold a very important place in my heart. I have seen how this plan can and does provide families with the financial freedom to focus on the physical and emotional support that a person needs during such a difficult period in their life.
I've never been very vocal about this policy with family and friends before. Never talked much about its ability to pay out tens of thousands of dollars during a period of treatment. But after reading this article the other day, it really moved me to reach out.
At face value the article is scary enough – that Cancer is set to eclipse Heart Disease as the No. 1 lethal disease in the US, a title which Heart Disease has held since the first time the CDC ever published its mortality report back in 1958. But, as always the devil is in the details. The article even comes right out and says that we are getting better and better reducing the mortality rate of cancer. What that really means is that cancer is slowly transitioning from terminal illness to chronic disease. And even more so we are learning first hand every day that cancer never truly goes away. That remission has replaced the word cured.
What this says to me is that there will be more and more treatments. More radiations, more chemo-therapies, more surgeries, more anti-nausea medicine, more experimental drug trials, more bone marrow transplants, on and on ad nauseum. Fortunately all of these things and more are covered by the Aflac Cancer policy so that we can have the luxury of being their to take care of those who matter most.
Cancer can be a difficult subject. Insurance can be a difficult subject. But it would really mean a lot to me to have the opportunity to speak with you directly about what I do and how I can help you protect yourself and your loved ones.
Today marks one year since my father passed away. He went so peacefully that honestly, at first, we didn't even realize he was gone. If anyone had ever earned a peaceful passing it was him. A man who worked non-stop from the moment someone let him start. He worked a host of jobs as a teenager and young man to help support his family after his own father passed away, and took on many responsibilities in the house as his mother faltered under the weight of her own battle with cancer. He then went on to own and operate a company that at one point employed over 100 people. A company that still persists to this day in a much reduced form, but that managed to weather even the depths of the recession. He got up early to work and stayed up late to work. He would leave his chemotherapy appointments and go out and go to work. Most of us work to live. My father lived to work.
He worked for good reason, because he worked to provide for all of us. Not just my mother and brother and I. But his family, his friends, co-workers, employees and acquaintances. He worked to provide ease of living and peace of mind. He wanted to know that if he decided he needed to get up and go to Wal-Mart at 6 am and buy a third pair of work boots that it wouldn't be a problem. Or that at the end of the year when it was time for a little extra cash in the envelopes for his people he didn't have to check the company's cash flow.
This is one of the most important lessons he ever taught me. It has taken me a while to learn, but I have learned it whole-heartedly. And that is because my father never taught by telling, but simply by doing and by being.
Only, I wish he were here to continue teaching me. And that's the problem. I miss him. I miss him in a way that is so frustrating that it borders on anger and then that makes me feel more upset because it feels petty and cheap. One of the best things someone said to me after he passed away is that one shouldn't mourn a life well lived. And if his life wasn't well lived than no one's is. And I don't mourn him. I simply miss him. I miss that he won't be here to continue celebrating life with us. That he won't be here to see my baby girl when she comes into this world and he won't be able to cherish her the way I know he would.
But missing him is perhaps the best honor I can bestow upon him. It means I haven't forgotten him or what he tried to teach me. And so when I do miss him, I remind myself to be like him. And that he is in a better place, somewhere where, as I told my mother, "He can finally work 7 days a week without anyone bothering him."
Rest well, dad.
When my wife and I met in the fall of 2008 we could not have been more different people. Her being a beautiful young woman with her hair done, make up on, and dressed to kill in a dress and heels. Me being a slobish boy with a big beard, a mohawk, and uninterested in dressing myself to an impressive degree. Yet it was serendipitous. As many of our closest friends will tell you, had we met at any other moment prior in our lives we probably would've never spoken to each other. I was convinced she was out of my league. All of her friends thought she was crazy for even looking at me.
But fate is a funny thing. We were drawn to one another and we were tested, both by time and distance and also by each other. Each test worked to reveal more and more ways that we were already connected, and to forge connections where they did not previously exist. We came together over both the best in our lives, things like our shared passion for travel, excellent foods, and a well deserved drink. And we supported each other through the worst in our lives like living on different continents for a year and enduring separate cancer diagnosis in each of our families, and eventually losing my father. All of these experiences served only to bind us together, and when were finally married we knew it was something we wanted to be for a lifetime; to build a life together, create a home, have children, and make a family to cherish.
We've always talked about kids, even before we were engaged. They were always part of the grand plan: marriage, house, career, children. That plan was supposed to be on our own time, and in our own way because that's how we've always done things. Yet, just a few short weeks ago we discovered (after six positive pee tests) that she is pregnant and our first child is on its way. We've both officially moved out of the shock and into the very real elation at bringing a child into the world. And for me, I can't wait to watch this woman who has been so crucial in my life over the last 5 years transform from being an incredible partner who has pushed me in every way to be a better man to being an amazing mother to our children. Baby Lueth coming in May 2014.
Because it's a classic.
And long before I ever heard the original, I heard Weird Al's delightful parody.
Building the world's largest ship in 76 seconds.


text:
The annual Greek Senate Conference took place on Friday, Sept. 15 at the STEM auditorium and the Miron Student Center. Members of Greek organizations attended this event to learn how to be better Greeks not just for themselves but also for their fellow and future Greek members.
The Greek Senate Conference was essentially a training event for the Greek organizations, or the fraternities and sororities here at Kean University. Members sat through workshops from various speakers about different aspects of Greek life. The overall theme of the conference was about the ridiculous myths that surround Greek life such as hazing. This was ultimately a huge benefit for the Greek organizations as they were able to learn collectively about the positive elements that result from doing Greek life the right way.
Niku Mitchell, junior information technology major, was well aware of the impact that the Greek Senate Conference had on him. "[The Greek Senate Conference] taught me how to promote my organization better and to appeal to younger, newer members. [It also] taught me how to be more presentable in general."
"[I learned that] it's important to put our organizations first, which starts with presenting ourselves better," mentioned Keani Esparra, communications/public relations major.
Abanoub Nakhla, president for Greek Senate, talked about parties. He stressed that fraternities and sororities should reconsider throwing parties, instead of brashly going through with them.
The main speaker was Michelle Guobadia, director for Fraternity and Sorority Life at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. She presented on Greek students' role in their Greek organizations. Each individual can impact their Greek organization for better or for worse. It is up to each member if they want to make Greek life better.
Mrs. Guobadia also informed the members at the conference about the many myths that have been accepted into Greek life concerning hazing. Despite being illegal, hazing still occurs on campus. Guobadia warned of the myths that unfortunately continue to fuel hazing in fraternities and sororities.
The Greek Senate Conference served as a valuable resource for all the Greek organizations and their members. Broadening one's view to see the larger Greek life picture and focusing on making an impact for future Greek members was vital to the conference.
In the words of Keani Esparra, "We Greeks have to remember that our actions affect future Greeks. Times are changing, so we must also."
With attitudes like that, Greek life here at Kean seems capable of positive change for years to come.


text:
Daughters of the American Revolution
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Daughters of the American Revolution-John Sevier Collection
Collection — other: Boxes 1-4
Identifier: AppMs-20
Arrangement The collection is divided into four series: Series 1, Organizational Records, 1908-1972 and undated; Series 2, Activities' Records, 1918-1979 and undated; Series 3, Publications, 1932-1987 and undated; and Series 4, Miscellaneous Reports, Pamphlets, and Certificates, 1924-86 and undated.
Dates: 1908-1987
John Fain Anderson Collection
Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: AppMs-288
Arrangement The material contained in the scrapbooks date from 1796 to 1938. The volumes have overlapping dates, but are not arranged chronologically. Volume numbers assigned by Fain have been retained whenever possible, and numbers have been assigned to unmarked volumes. Loose pamphlets, financial documents and written historical sketches have been removed from the volumes and placed in a separate folder with the first volume. Volume descriptions highlight the subjects included within a particular volume...
Dates: 1796-1938
Found in: Archives of Appalachia / John Fain Anderson Collection
B. Carroll Reece Papers
Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: AppMs-3
Arrangement The collection is divided into eight series as follows: Series 1, Personal Papers, 1908-1955; Series 2, Republican National Convention, 1946-1952; Series 3, The Committee to Investigate Tax-Exempt Foundations, 1953-1960; Series 4, Speeches of B. Carroll Reece, 1920-60; Series 5, Scrapbooks, 1913-1960; Series 6, Photographs and Drawings, 1919-61; Series 7, Commendations and Certificates, 1865-1965; and Series 8, Addendum.
Dates: 1865-1971
Found in: Archives of Appalachia / B. Carroll Reece Papers
Robert M. Shank Collection
Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: AppMs-142
Arrangement The records have been placed in three folders and are arranged alphabetically according to the type of document within the folders; the newsclippings are arranged chronologically followed by the undated clippings. The oversized map and newspaper are located in the map cabinet by accession number.
Dates: 1899-1949
Found in: Archives of Appalachia / Robert M. Shank Collection


text:
BMPs that provide a unique blend of aquatic or upland wildlife habitat while still providing effective stormwater function are eligible for this category. Projects will receive extra points if the created habitat connects with existing habitat or waterways, to support enhanced function along a wildlife corridor. Projects should result in a minimum of 20,000 square feet of habitat, either through the creation of new habitat on a project site or by connecting with existing habitat. Example projects include constructed wetlands. Projects built for mitigation are not eligible. Stream estoration projects are also not eligible under this category (see Best Stream Restoration). Habitat BMPs will be evaluated on their ability to meet one or more of the following criteria:
- Meets or exceeds the water quality requirements for the site if applicable
- Utilizes native plantings that provide multiple habitat zones
- Results in at least 20,000 square feet of habitat
- Attracts wildlife that were not present at the site before implementation of the project, including pollinators, songbirds, waterfowl and other wildlife
- Provides enhanced habitat function without excessive inputs of irrigation water, fertilizer or pesticides
Below you will find information about the winners of the Best Habitat Creation in a BMP category of the 2015 BUBBAs.
To learn more about our winners, check out the project files on our Google Drive account here.
First Place
Church Creek Headwaters Restoration
Project Team:
South River Federation
Chesapeake Bay Trust
Utilizing a holistic design approach this project far exceeded the minimum selection criteria. This exemplary, cost-effective project transformed an illegal dumping ground into a restored coastal plain wetland/stream system. The comprehensive restoration effort included floodplain enhancement, connection to existing habitat corridors and waterways, and planting of 1900 trees and 12,000 native plants, and has resulted in the uplift and re-establishment of ecosystem function demonstrated by the introduction of plentiful diversity of aquatic and upland wildlife habitat. Congratulations to the South River Federation for facilitating another successful project demonstrating that effective restoration is fertile ground for prolific habitat creation.
To learn more about the project that was declared this year's first place Habitat Creation BMP, visit the project folder on our google drive here.
Second Place
Brookfield Park Wet Pond Reconstruction
Project Team:
Fairfax County Department of Public Works
Fairfax County Park Authority
Dewberry Consultants
ECS Limited
Corinthian Contractors, Inc.
This project had great merit in the Best Habitat Creation category, particularly with regards to the stewardship of existing pond wildlife. Remarkably Fairfax County, VA went the extra mile by taking considerable care of existing aquatic pond inhabitants by relocating them during pond reconstruction. This novel construction approach coupled with a design which fused conventional pond reconstruction with innovative practices including natural channel design, floating wetlands, and other stabilization techniques were quite compelling. Congratulations on a successful reconstruction project and for demonstrating tremendous stewardship for our terrestrial inhabitants.
To learn more about our winners, check out the project files on our Google Drive account here.
Thank you to all our contestants who participate in the 2015 Best Urban BMP in the Bay Award !
We'd like to extend our deepest gratitude to all of the sponsors of the 2015 BUBBAs.
This year's contest would not have been a possibility without you!


text: Aislinn joined the team in 2018. She loves getting to help people through the process of building their new home. She's just as excited as her buyers to go through the experience of building a home over and over again! Aislinn is also a pet lover and says, "I have a boxer mix and a kitten, both rescues, and they get along like two little bandits – wouldn't trade them for the world!"


text:
Michele Ruggiero, a prosecuting magistrate in Trani, completed a preliminary inquiry against Fitch last week for alleged "market manipulation", according to reports in the Italian press. Il Sole said prosecutors were pushing for a criminal case against Fitch's managing director David Riley and Alessandro Settepani, the group's covered bond chief for southern Europe.
Fitch declined to comment. The Anglo-American agency is owned by the French group Fimalac, making it the most "European" of the Big Three rating powers. Mr Ruggiero has already filed similar charges against officials from Standard & Poor's, including Moritz Kraemer, the head of sovereign ratings in Europe.
The case file accused S&P of "destabilising Italy's image on financial markets" by cutting the country's rating from A to BBB+ in January. It described S&P's analysts as "inexpert and incompetent", claiming they published downgrades in a "tempestuous fashion" timed to inflict maximum damage on the Italian economy.
S&P has vowed to fight the charges. "The claims being made are baseless and entirely without merit. We will vigorously defend our actions, our reputation and that of our analysts," it said.
It is unclear exactly what allegations have been made against Fitch. The agency downgraded Italy in January from A+ to A- on grounds that the EU authorities had failed to put in place a "fully-credible financial 'firewall' against contagion".
It said rising funding costs had imperilled debt dynamics. The move came shortly after the International Monetary Fund warned that deepening recession would push the debt-to-GDP ratio significantly above 120pc of GDP.
While Fitch praised recent reforms, it said Italy was vulnerable to forces outside its control. These warnings have since been borne out by events. Italy's premier Mario Monti said his country's fate hangs on events in Spain.
Milano Finanza reported that the US Department of Justice has asked for the case file of evidence against Fitch. This would mark a sharp escalation in America's clamp-down on the rating agencies.
Eric Holder, the US Attorney-General, has reportedly requested access to an 8,000-page dossier of documents. The Department of Justice declined to comment. Fitch said it was baffled by the claim. "We are not aware of the reported request from the US Department of Justice. We are confident we will be found to have fully complied with the law," a spokesman said.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission set up an Office of Credit Ratings in 2010 to police the agencies after the sub-prime fiasco, but the focus has been on civil compliance. The Department of Justice brushed off overtures last year from Mr Ruggiero for help with criminal probes, on the grounds that rating verdicts are essentially opinion and therefore protected free speech.
The EU has stepped up its regulation, giving the European Securities and Markets Authority powers to police the industry. Tough laws in the pipeline would compel rating agencies to establish their innocence in disputed cases, reversing the burden of proof.
The Italian cases stem from complaints by two consumer groups, Adusef and Federconsumatori, which accuse rating agencies of causing €120bn (£95bn) of damage to Italy. The lobbies chose the southern tribunal of Trani in Puglia rather than the financial centre of Milan, as they may do under Italian law, because Mr Ruggiero is known for pursuing high-profile targets, including ex-premier Silvio Berlusconi.
His crusade against global finance has made him a rising star in Italy, with probes stretching ever further from his offices. He opened a fresh case against Libor abuses by banks last month.
Mr Ruggiero has taken testimony on the rating agencies from Mario Draghi, the European Central Bank's chief, among other luminaries.
Critics say his role in a Milan case smacks of "venue shopping". Ruth Lea from Arbuthnot said the attempt to criminalise opinion amounts to financial repression and makes it a less safe place to do business: "This sort of thing will make it ever more likely that investors will pull money out of the country. Rating agencies are often behind the curve but at least they try to give a judgement on the country. If they can't rely on that, the default setting is to think the worst."


text:
There's a new show coming to Cartoon Network called We Bare Bears and it's all about these guys…the adorbs three bear brothers that are finding their way in the human world! (Panda, Grizzly and Ice Bear)
They do normal human things like surf the internet! (On totalgirl.com.au we're sure…)
And save up their pocket money for their fave food!
Plus, did you know that the We Bare Bears are stackable? They often hang in this position coz if you could stack, wouldn't you too?
It definitely comes in handy for playing basketball, that's for sure!
We can't wait to see what antics these guys get up to. Watch out for the show - it comes to Cartoon Network on 16 November at 6pm!


text:
Hey, he did pretty good for an insurance salesman.
I met the guy for a couple of minutes at a party and although he was nothing but nice to me, you could tell there was an air of arrogance about the guy.
Still, He was leaps and bounds above the other techno-thriller writers at the time and although he went down hill fast after 'The sum of all fears', I'll always thank the man for giving me countless hours of fun relaxation.


text:
Freeze Dried Spinach Powder
Freeze Dried Spinach Powder
Spinach Powder is considered a 'superfood' by many nutrition and health experts as it is a rich source of vitamins, minerals and nutrients that impart a host of health benefits.
Spinach Powder can be used for drinks,health care products,baby food,puffed food,baking food,ice cream,and oatmeal.
Product name: Spinach Powder
Extracted part : whole herb
Specifications :100% pure,80mesh min
Appearance: light green to green powder
Main functions
1.With the function of natural food pigment, it is widely used in cakes, beverages, ice-cream and
candy products, it has good coloring effect ;
2.With the obvious function of treating chronic and acute hepatitis and hepatomegaly;
3. With the function of promoting recovery of the liver's function, healing of stomach ulcers and
intestine ulcers.
4.With the obvious function of treating pericementum, oral cavity ulcers and halitosis
Main applications
1.Applied in food field, it is mainly used as natural food additives for pigment;
2.As a daily-use chemical raw material, it is used in green toothpaste and cosmetics;
3.As the medicine of anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and antioxidant drug, it is widely used in the
fields of medicine and health products;..
Delivery : Shipped within 3 days after receiving payment .
Storage: Store in a cool,dry place and keep away from direct strong light for 24 months.
Package: 25kg/drum (25.0kg net weight, 28.0kg gross weight, packed in a drum outside; double-layer PE inside)
1kg/bag (1.0kg net weight, 1.2kg gross weight, packed in an aluminum foil bag outside; double-layer PE inside).


text:
What's It Like To Row Across The Atlantic?
Former Army Major Ian Couch served in the military for 18 years and is an experienced rower.
Veterans and serving personnel are competing in a 3,000-mile row across the Atlantic that will see them face 40-foot waves, seasickness and sleep deprivation.
Some of them have been preparing for years, but according to a former Army Major not many know what they are about to face.
"It's a huge challenge, because for however well trained they are, for most of them this is completely a leap into the unknown," says Ian Couch, Lead Safety and Duty Officer for the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge.
"They are going to be at sea for anywhere between 30 and 90 days, so the conditions they are going to get are going to be everything."
Mr Couch has served with the Royal Anglian Regiment for almost 18 years and, most importantly, he is an expert when it comes to safety at sea.
He has previously ridden three oceans and provided safety cover for every crew in the race 2013.
"People get confused and think it's just about rowing, but rowing is the simple part.
"It's having the mental strength and discipline to just face all the small things that grind them down day in and day out."
Mr Couch says that veterans and serving personnel have an advantage on other participants:
"Teamwork is essential. I might be biased being ex-Army, but the military do such a good job at that. They know what it's like to work in a team.
"They have been tired, cold and scared and wet and still just got on and done the job, and that's why they do so well."
He says that it is a "remorseless, relentless and rewarding" experience: "After however many days at sea, when you first see Antigua, you spend the next few hours deciding 'is it actually Antigua or am I just hallucinating again because I am so tired?'
"It's an incredible feeling. The sense of accomplishment, overcoming something which is truly challenging.
"It's the thought of going back and seeing our loved ones, but it is actually tempered often by a slight regret that this amazing all-absorbing experience is coming to an end."


text:
Smokey lines of straggly cloud silhouetted against an horizon of red and orange pastel hues; ragged streams of gulls silently and purposefully moving westwards towards their roost on the mud wastes of the Wash; shadow forms of rabbits hopping across the open grassland in the quickening dusk; and the fetid smell of rotting flesh emanating from stinkhorn fungi attracting flies to carry its spores to pastures new.
Just a few impressions from an evening spent with NWT colleagues at the Mars Foods factory in King's Lynn helping to run a bat and moth evening for staff. First off we were given a tour of the site, extending over several acres, by Dave a most enthusiastic champion of all things wild and natural. He is working hard to develop the whole area into a wildlife haven and our job was to help spread some of this joy to other employees of the company.
But first some context. Mars Foods occupies a site on the Hardwick Industrial Estate in Kings Lynn, an industrial complex like many others scattered around our county and on first impressions the very antithesis of a wildlife friendly landscape. But let's look a bit closer. Behind the facade of iron fencing, beyond the tarmac car parks full of our expensive tin cans and rows of utilitarian warehouses lies another hidden world. A world that cannot be seen from the road; a world that by its very nature and because of its very location can remain largely undisturbed and peaceful. And it is here that enlightened staff, with advice and guidance from Norfolk Wildlife Services (NWS), are giving nature a helping hand, shaping what already exists into something better; creating something new from neglected tracts of otherwise sterile space.
The space in question comprises small areas of mixed woodland and bramble scrub, tall boundary hedging and a large tract of open grassland some of which is being left un-mown to encourage wild flowers to flourish. The northern edge of the site is bordered by a small river, itself edged with mature trees, offering another dimension for wildlife to thrive. Log piles have been deposited in sheltered nooks, a pond has been dug, nest boxes positioned and a walkway created so that staff have somewhere to stroll during their breaks. It really is very simple, but so very effective.
Our primary concern this evening was to guide a small party of staff members on a bat hunt around the more wooded parts of the site. To this end we furnished each participant with a bat detector device that picks up the echo location calls of bats and converts them to electrical output that we humans can hear. Each species of bat emits signals at a particular frequency and by setting the dial on the bat detector to frequencies favoured by the common, more likely, inhabitants of the area their chatter can easily be picked up. It wasn't long before we were picking up the chipping calls of pipistrelles hunting around the top of a high hedge. At least three of these tiny winged mammals were present hunting mosquitoes and other flying insects of the night. On more than one occasion we were able to listen to the so called 'terminal buzz', a series of increasingly rapid signals made as the bat zeros in on its prey. These emissions, very much akin to someone blowing a raspberry, are proof that ample food is present here and the bats were feeding well.
On one occasion we also picked up the slower more rhythmic call of a noctule bat, a much larger species sadly in steep decline over much of the country nowadays. Its presence here is therefore all the more welcome.
On then to the moth trap which tonight seemed to provide an irresistible lure for numerous crane flies that festooned the dew laden grass. Moths were few at this season and unfortunately we didn't have time to wait for the main emergence. However both large and lesser yellow underwings appeared as well as a few square spot rustics and a snout. A small taste late in the year of what the site could produce. Further trapping events are planned and will certainly produce many more species.
A most enjoyable and informative evening. The management and staff of Mars Foods must be congratulated for their excellent efforts in sympathetically managing this site for the benefit of people and wildlife. It doesn't take much you know; just an appreciation of the positive impact working with nature can bring to the workplace, a realisation that we are part of the natural world and not aliens within. Most importantly the boundless energy of committed individuals such as Dave to make it happen. NWT and NWS are proud to be part of this activity.
NWS can help your company too. For further details visit their page on this website.
Read Barry's own blog at http://easternbushchat.blogspot.co.uk


text:
The Space Painter
Do Your Best on the Test
Curriculum: Social Emotional Learning, Theatre
Jugglers are experts on test taking. With every toss comes the test of the catch. This program uses engaging juggling analogies to motivate students to do their best, reinforcing messages that students hear from their teachers, principal and parents. Do Your Best on the Test illustrates six strategies of test taking: show up, get a good night's sleep, eat a balance breakfast, read questions carefully, answer questions completely, and check your work.
Recommended Grades: K-8
Maximum Audience: 300
Length: 45 minutes
Cost: $425 first session / $225 each additional
Max #Sessions per Day: 4
- Education & Community
- Artists at Home
- SchoolTime
- Artists on Tour
- Overture Awards
- Arts in Healing
- Grants
- Building Diverse Audiences Advisory Committee
- Cincy Emerging Arts Leaders
- Janet's Fund


text:
Do you dream of owning your own profitable online business?
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have total freedom with your time to do what you want and also to own a business that supports your ideal lifestyle?
Do you experience confusion about how to find leads and convert them to paying clients with credit card in hand?
What about getting started – is the information overload and overwhelm preventing from even taking the first step to achieve your dream?
Do you have doubts that you don't have what it takes to run an online business and that people wouldn't buy your products or solutions?
I know what this is like as I was asking myself these same questions before launching my own online business that now runs on autopilot. I spent a lot of time procrastinating at the beginning, going after one shiny object after another, spending thousands of dollars unnecessarily.
I learned some powerful techniques to fast track the process to get a business online and I'd like to share with you how to get started.
The good news is there is a way to create a successful online business and it is possible for you, I'd like to share with you how to achieve your new business without wasting valuable time and money.
First, I'll introduce you to powerful mindsets required to keep you motivated with the creation of your new online business and then we'll take a look at who you want to serve, what is often called the "niche".
The steps listed below will only take about 30 minutes and will help you to set the foundation to create your new online business today. Think about it, if 30 minutes of your time today could change the course of your life and enable to achieve your dream, would you do it? I think so and I encourage you to read on and follow the next steps.
So let's get started…
Step 1: Focus
One of the common obstacles when getting started is procrastination and this can take many forms – waiting until the perfect day… not being in the mood or feeling like it so waiting until the perfect moment… waiting until everything is figured out… spending all of the time learning all of the online tools and latest trends and never getting started on creating the business… waiting until you have enough money… waiting until the next season… waiting until you have more time… spending all of the time on social media and then the day is too late so waiting until tomorrow only to repeat the cycle… and on and on.
The perfect time to start is right now. No matter how small the step taken to get started, it is one step closer to achieving your dream. Creating a successful online business is done one step at a time. So, by taking the first step today, this gets you in a position to be ready to take the second step and on and one. Over time, you will achieve your dreams. One step at a time.
Focus your time. One of the keys to productivity and also to reduce procrastination is to do work uninterrupted. Multi-tasking has been proven over and over again to be counterproductive. A 1 hour task easily becomes 2, 3, 4 or more hours if multi-tasking. So I encourage you to focus your time by eliminating all distractions.
Your action step 1: For the next 30 minutes, I invite you to power off your cell phone, turn off all social media and anything that would be a distraction so that you can focus your time to answer the questions in the next steps.
Step 2: What?
What exactly do you want to achieve in your new online business? It's important to identify this. Is it to have more time available to do the things you want? Is it to make more money? Is it to have freedom to work anywhere you want and whenever you want?
Why does this matter? The more clarify you have about what you want to achieve, the more focus you can have to create what you want.
Your action step 2: On a piece of paper, write down the title
"What I want to achieve with my new online business"
then spend 5 minutes to write down specifically what you want to achieve with your new business.
Step 3: Why?
Next, let's take a look at why you want to achieve this new business. You already know that there are going to be obstacles and I could probably write a book about what all of those could be. Knowing exactly what you want to achieve and "why" you want to achieve it will help you to stay motivated throughout the process.
Think back of dreams you had before and that you eventually achieved. Was it a smooth ride along the way? In all probability, there were obstacles that came along the way though no matter what these were, you overcame them, one at a time. The main reason you would have overcome the obstacles would be due to the strong motivation you had in the first place to achieve what you wanted.
So, I encourage you to create a very strong "why" for why you want to achieve your new online business and this will keep you motivated. It is important to write it down and to look at it in the morning when you wake up and also at night before you go to bed. This will serve as a constant reminder and keep you motivated to keep going when the times are good and also when obstacles come along the way.
Your action step 3: On another piece of paper, write down the title
"Why I want to have a successful online business".
Next, spend 5 minutes of uninterrupted time and write down "why" you want to achieve your new business. Make sure the "why" is compelling to you to ensure it gets you excited.
Step 4: How much time?
Creating a new online business will take time. The more time you can allocate, naturally the faster you can realize your dream.
Do you have a current job that you need to keep in order to get income until your new online business is profitable? If so, then I invite you to allocate even a few hours per week to focus on your new business. Make sure that during the time that you allocate to working on your new business is uninterrupted and this will help you to remain focused and achieve steps faster. As you achieve one step with success, this will help you keep motivated to go to the next step with success.
Your action step 4: On another piece of paper, write down the title
"How much time can I allocate to my new online business?".
Next, spend 5 minutes to identify how much time you can realistically allocate to your new online business.
Step 5: How to start to identify your niche
Of course, an online business requires paying customers.
Focus on who you want to serve. So, what is key is to identify who your ideal client would be, what are their biggest fears and frustration, then create solutions to satisfy their needs. The specific type of client or market is often called a "niche", more on that in one of the steps below. The more people you help, the more money you'll make. It's really that simple. You need to create a captive audience that eagerly wants the solutions that you have to offer and there are many ways to create this captive audience.
What if you don't know what your niche is? This is a common issue when starting out. So here are easy steps to get you started.
Your action step 5: On another piece of paper, write down the title
"My niche:".
Next, spend 5 minutes to think about skills or topics that you are good at that you could help people with. Everyone has skills although sometimes it may not be apparent to you.
If you are one of those people that are completely "skill-less" (which is highly unlikely), then think about the skills that you would like to have.
Try to come up with at least 5 different topics. If you have more than 5, the next step is to pick 5 out of the topics you wrote down to do research online for possible demand.
It doesn't matter what the topics are as the next steps will be to validate if there is a demand.
After you created your list of skills or topics, let's go online to do some research.
You want to create a new business where there is a demand, competition is good. There's no point to re-invent the wheel, your goal here is to identify a topic where there is a demand and then create unique solutions for the target audience or "niche".
This simple research is to get you started in doing basic market research. Take a look at the search results that match the topics you're interested in, look at the different products that are being offered, read the testimonials to find out what people like or don't like about the products. This provides invaluable information so competitive analysis is very important so that you don't waste time creating products or solutions that people don't want.
Launch your browser and we'll take a look at 3 social media portals to identify a possible demand for your niche and conduct very high level market research.
In your browser, go to google.com and in the search bar, enter one of the topics or interests that you wrote down. Note that as you type, there is an auto-complete function that provides alternative searches that would be similar. For example, when entering Weight loss, the following alternatives are presented by Google:
Press enter and you'll be presented with websites that match the topic entered. Now scroll to the bottom of the page and notice that there are related searches presented.
So, in doing market research for your possible niche, you want to identify common keywords used within your niche or target audience.
On your piece of paper, write down the keywords that you see and then you can use Google AdWords planner tool (adwords.Google.com) to do more research on the keywords to see the average monthly searches and level of competition.
Remember that competition is good so you want to know that people are searching online for similar products or solutions.
Another easy way to do market research is to use Facebook and in the search bar, enter the topics that you listed. This is an example of entering Weight loss in the search bar, notice the different similar topics offered by Facebook:
There you'll see pages related to the topic and you can start to view the pages and the type of conversations that people have.
After pressing enter, Facebook provides different options available such as photos, pages related to that topic, groups and posts from friends. Go through especially the related pages and groups to learn invaluable information about the competition and to start triggering ideas on what type of products or solutions you could be offering. Note the See all link on the top right and bottom, clicking either of these will result in more pages listed.
You may also use Amazon.com, enter the topics that you listed and see the books related to that topic so enter weight loss books in the search bar. Go through some of the books from the results page, notice the 'Customers who bought this item also bought' and 'Sponsored products related to this item' to see other books that are related, pay attention to the titles offered.
Go through the 'Top Customer Reviews' section and read the comments that people left, this provides useful information about potential prospects and what they liked and didn't like about the books, providing insight as to what you might be able to offer as a solution or product.
All of this information helps to analyze the competition and the demand for the topics you come up with. Competition is good. It's better to have 1% of a $1 billion market than 100% of a $1,000 market. You don't need to spend hours and hours reading every product, book or review. Just do some basic research to give you ideas to get started.
Want to Fast Track the creation of your new online business?
There are many ways of creating a new online business and the process can be overwhelming. With the many tools available online today to help with the creation of an online business, it is so easy to be overwhelmed and not know which one to use nor how to get started. It's also easy to go from one tool to another, going from one shiny object to another and never achieving the intended goal to create a profitable online business, wasting both time and money.
My name is André Fortier and I'm an expert at creating and transforming businesses that run in auto-pilot, eliminating all the hard work. One of the important ways of creating and running a profitable business is to create as much automation as possible in the process so I help new business owners create a successful business with automation in mind right from the start.
If you'd like to create a successful and profitable online business that is automated to enable you to have all the free time you want, I encourage you to download my free Profit Launcher Report on How to start-up a profitable online business which automates all the hard work for you where you can learn how to
- Attract leads to your business - magnetically
- Eliminate overwhelm
- Be guided with powerful steps to create an automated online business that is profitable
Of course, you can do it all on your own as there is a ton of information available online and you run the risk of wasting a lot of time and also money (as I have when I first got started). But if you're looking for someone that has proven skills and experience with creating automated and profitable businesses, then click this link to download your free Profit Launcher Report.
Talk soon,


text:
Did you participate in the Motivate to Move challenge in February 2019? Fill out the online form to let us know what challenges you completed!
Home || February 2019 Challenge
Quick Start Links
Fatal error: Uncaught OAuthException: (#10) This endpoint requires the 'manage_pages' or 'pages_read_user_content' permission or the 'Page Public Content Access' feature. Refer to https://developers.facebook.com/docs/apps/review/login-permissions#manage-pages and https://developers.facebook.com/docs/apps/review/feature#reference-PAGES_ACCESS for details. thrown in /data/9/2/92/122/2744937/user/3017066/htdocs/aha/wp-content/plugins/facebook-feed-grabber/facebook-sdk/base_facebook.php on line 1254