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Thousands Walked the Walk for Cancer!
Cancer has touched the lives of almost every Belizean in some way – and on Saturday thousands united to raise awareness of the deadly disease. It was a massive show of support and solidarity, perhaps the biggest ever, as Belizeans from every corner of the district walked or ran from Ladyville to Belize City. Our News Five team was along for the inspiring journey and Mike Rudon has the story.
Mike Rudon, Reporting
From as early as four-thirty Saturday morning thousands already crowded the Phillip Goldson Highway in Ladyville, preparing to make the annual trek to Belize City. The initiative was started maybe seventeen years ago by the founder of the Belize Cancer Society, Juliet Soberanis, and it has grown beyond all expectations.
Kim Soberanis, Daughter of Juliet Soberanis
"It has come a long way. We started about seventeen years ago, and now the crowd is huge and it's getting bigger and bigger every year. The spirits are high."
"Your mom must be smiling to see something like this."
Kim Soberanis
"I know. I was thinking the same thing inside just looking out. I'm like, you know, this was her dream…what she wanted to see."
The move towards the city started even before five, with many persons running the distance…thousands more walking determinedly…some behind this music truck which gave the event a distinctly carnival air. But whether they walked, ran or just sauntered along, these Belizeans are sending one message – we all need to learn more about cancer and how we can fight it, because it does not discriminate. That is a hard lesson some survivors have learned.
Marisela Young, Cancer Survivor
"I know for a fact there are a lot of people who can't even get testing, and so the Centre really comes in handy for that. And during my time I had four friends that had cancer, were diagnosed after me, and they died. So I know what it means to be out here."
Kim Barrow, Cancer Survivor
"I'm here today to support cancer survivors, to support those who are suffering from cancer and to really create awareness of what this insidious disease can really do to someone."
And even as the event grows, there is an awareness that more needs to be done. Every week there are families begging for financial assistance to help a loved one get treatment for cancer. And every week, the death toll mounts.
Kim Barrow
"The truth is that we have been seeing an increase in the number of people who are suffering from cancer, and so I really encourage businesses, those who can support, to please support the Cancer Society in every way they can. We are seeing a lot of children suffering from this disease so we really need all the help we can possibly get for these children."
Karen Rosito, Wellness Coordinator, BTL
"I think, honestly, and I'm sorry Mr. Government, that the government really needs to get involved more in order to support the Cancer Centre, especially the one in Dangriga where they do a lot of good work, chemotherapy and all that."
That plea, an incessant one, may have been heard, as there is now a move towards, if not a comprehensive plan…then at least a structure which will seek to do more for those who can't help themselves.
Laura Longsworth, President, Belize Cancer Society
"One thing that we don't have in Belize is a comprehensive cancer plan out of the Ministry of Health. But we have developed partnerships with the Ministry, Pan-American health and other stakeholders who are all pitching in, including the Belize Cancer Centre in Dangriga which is offering treatment. So what we are doing is that we are coming together, and it is happening as we speak, and I think an announcement will be made shortly of a plan to at least address the issue of our children who are always on TV begging, which is a horrible thing to observe."
But for today, as the crowd gathered in front of the Cancer Society for a final moment of togetherness in the cause, the event was a spectacular success by any measurement.
Laura Longsworth
"Today has been a remarkable day. First of all the landscape of the walkers…the dynamics of the walkers has changed. Today we say a drove of young people leading the walk, and they were here first, within an hour, hour and a half, and entire yardful of young people."
Krystal Drysdale, Cancer Walk Participant
"Behind the walk has a lot of meaning. Not everybody's family but most families have people with cancer and my grandfather died from cancer. So I just decided to walk this morning."
Paul Diaz, Cancer Walk Participant
"I think that by doing the walk it enhances people and it educates people about the walk and it shows people that cancer is something that is affecting everyone."
Tishel Solis, Cancer Walk Participant
"I think that even though we do educate people about it, we don't really know exactly how severe it is, especially until you have someone that you know, or you, personally go through something like that, then you truly understand the heartaches that you go through when you have cancer."
Reporting for News Five, I am Mike Rudon.


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Ministers should publish details of flight paths for new Heathrow or Gatwick runway
One of the glaring omissions from the Airports Commission's report and its areas of research was to establish the flight paths for the three short listed options. As the noise impact is an absolutely critical factor in the opposition to a new runway, information on these routes is key. But because UK airspace is being re-designed at present, there is no certainty even about the existing flight paths several years ahead, let alone new ones. It would be unavoidable that tens or hundreds of new people would be overflown for the first time by planes using a new runway. So far, these people are entirely unaware of the problems they would face. Ruth Cadbury asked Patrick McLoughlin about this on 14th December: "Will he force Heathrow airport to declare where the flight paths will be, particularly the approach paths…" Sadiq Khan said Londoners had been "kept in the dark for too long" on the runway decision, and detailed flight paths should be published for a Heathrow 3rd runway to show which communities would be blighted by more noise. The same are needed for areas affected by Gatwick, especially as it has far more night flights than Heathrow. Zac Goldsmith has already published indicative routes for Heathrow, but these are just speculative at present.
In the questions after Patrick McLouglin's statement to Parliament on 14th December, Ruth Cadbury MP asked:
Ruth Cadbury (Brentford and Isleworth) (Lab): I believe that the delay is not merely political expediency; I believe that the Secretary of State has come to realise something I have known for 15 years: expansion at Heathrow is just too difficult. As well as air quality and noise, will he address the business case, over which the Airports Commission's economic advisers seem to differ? Will he properly assess the ground-based security and crash risks of the different options—they were not so assessed in the commission's report? Will he force Heathrow airport to declare where the flight paths will be, particularly the approach paths, and the differences between what the commission recommends for Heathrow and what Heathrow is prepared to accept?
Publish detailed Heathrow third runway flight paths, says Sadiq Khan
By NICHOLAS CECIL (Evening Standard)
Ministers were today urged to publish detailed flight paths for a Heathrow third runway to show which communities would be blighted by more noise.
Labour mayoral candidate Sadiq Khan said Londoners had been "kept in the dark for too long" about the localised impact of more than 200,000 additional flights a year.
"Ministers must publish full details of the projected impact on noise and air pollution and exactly who will be affected," he said.
The Tooting MP, who now backs another runway at Gatwick rather than Heathrow, also accused the Tories of "dithering" over airport expansion to help their mayoral candidate Zac Goldsmith by delaying a final decision on which option to choose until after the May election for London mayor.
Mr Goldsmith, who vowed to resign as MP for Richmond Park if the Government backs an expanded Heathrow, told of his "pride" if he had succeeded in swaying David Cameron against a third runway.
But he argued a decision to support Heathrow expansion had not been delayed as he believes it will never get the go-ahead on the grounds it cannot meet EU air quality rules — a claim strongly disputed by the airport.
Gatwick chief executive Stewart Wingate today suggested his proposals for a second runway were now the "frontrunner" after Cabinet ministers delayed the decision. Heathrow rejected this, arguing it is still the "only show in town" after the Airports Commission backed a third runway.
The Airports Commission did publish indicative maps showing which areas could be overflown by more flights to and from either Heathrow or Gatwick. But neither airport has published detailed flight paths which would reveal which communities to the east of Heathrow, as well as around Gatwick, would suffer from more noise.
Campaigners in Sussex also want more information on flight routes.
The airports panel insisted quieter aircraft and new technology could mean fewer people were blighted by noise from a three-runway, and possibly even a four-runway, Heathrow.
It also proposed a ban on night flights and ruling out a fourth runway, though Heathrow has so far refused to accept either.
The Commission also called for Heathrow to spend more than £1 billion on compensation, including noise insulation if a third runway gets approval. It said respite periods would become more predictable but did not highlight that some communities could see this cut from around half the day to a third.
A Heathrow spokeswoman said: "Our proposals have been designed so that fewer people are impacted by noise from Heathrow than today, and so that it is possible to offer respite to most people — or 95 per cent of people — for 50 per cent of the time."
A Gatwick spokesman said: "Noise from Gatwick expansion would impact a fraction of the population compared to Heathrow."
Both airports said they needed more firm information in order to draw up detailed flight paths.
The Department for Transport stressed that further work is being carried out into noise, air quality and carbon emissions resulting from airport expansion.
Zac Goldsmith unveils maps showing 1 million under indicative flight paths for a 3 runway Heathrow
Zac's all party group of MPs has produced a new map showing where flight paths might be, with a Heathrow 3rd runway. Their map shows that hundreds of thousands more London residents would find themselves under new flight paths if the runway was built. Senior Tories including Justine Greening and Boris Johnson joined Richmond MP Zac Goldsmith in Parliament to launch a campaign alerting people to the potential impact on neighbourhoods across the capital. Heathrow disputes the map, and nobody knows exactly where the flight paths would be. Zac said Heathrow was "already the biggest [noise] polluter in Europe by far" and that additional noise was just one of the reasons to oppose expansion. Boris Johnson said David Cameron should honour his 2010 pledge of "No if, No Buts, No 3rd Runway". Jenny Jones and the Green Party were the only politicians present who said no runway should be built.myself. Zac Goldsmith is aware of the environmental reasons why no runway should be built. However, he has chosen not to say this and go with the dubious assumption that it is just a choice between Heathrow and Gatwick. He commented: "I recognise by piling pressure against Heathrow expansion, I make it more likely that you have Gatwick expansion, but my first priority is to stop Heathrow expansion, it has to be."
Earlier map obtained by Zac Goldsmith
The red lines indicate what Heathrow have published as potential new flight paths if the airport expands. The blue lines are the current flight paths from Heathrow's existing two runways.
CLICK THE MAP TO ZOOM IN AND SEE IF YOU ARE UNDER A NEW FLIGHTPATH (Map will open in a new tab) http://heathrowflightpaths.co.uk/images/home.jpg
Note: Heathrow have not released their final flightpath plans yet so the above is subject to change.
Do you live within this blue area? You could be impacted by an expanded Heathrow.
Details at http://heathrowflightpaths.co.uk/
CLICK THE MAP TO ZOOM IN AND SEE IF YOU ARE UNDER A NEW FLIGHTPATH (Map will open in a new tab). http://heathrowflightpaths.co.uk/images/areas.jpg
The blue area illustrates the flight path corridors for an expanded Heathrow Airport, based on the respite option indicative flight paths Heathrow submitted to the Airports Commission. It is unclear which of these flight paths are to be used for arrivals or departures and what type of navigation will be used, so we have followed standard practice of drawing 1.5km Noise Preferential Routes around each flight path to provide an approximation of where planes might fly.
Note: Heathrow have not released their final flightpath plans yet so the above is subject to change.

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It is JFS Orlando's objective to address the well being of all families in need in Central Florida through a comprehensive range of programs and services. Supporting everyone, regardless of religion, race, or culture, JFS provides social services and programs to families and children – particularly addressing the areas of Hunger, Mental and Emotional Stability, Homelessness Prevention, and Aging/End of Life.
Pearlman Emergency Food Pantry
More than 50 million Americans struggle with food insecurity. JFS Orlando's Pearlman Pantry provides emergency food assistance to hungry individuals and families in Central Florida.
Counseling, Growth and Development Program
The Counseling, Growth and Development Program provides individual, couples, family, and group mental healthy counseling in a trusting, reassuring and healing atmosphere. Licensed clinical therapists help clients cope with major life problems.
Family Stabilization Program (FSP)
The Family Stabilization Program (FSP) is a preventative, six-month case management program. It is designed for families to obtain self sufficiency by teaching them critical skills and tools to resolve crises and avoid future hardships while achieving long term stability.
Reliable Independent Drivers for the Elderly (RIDE)
The Reliable Independent Drivers for the Elderly (RIDE) Program provides round-trip rides to medical appointments for elderly or disabled adults at no cost to clients.
The community Chaplaincy program is a pastoral outreach service that provides end of life services, burial or memorial services, and other visits, such as hospice, hospital or jail visits, to the unaffiliated Jewish community.
Other Resources
JFS Orlando offers several other resources to the Central Florida community, including:


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March 11 - 15, 2013
International Coverage
French patients keep HIV at bay despite stopping drugs
Agence France-Presse (Wire Service)
...Myron Cohen, a well-known US expert on HIV and chief of the Center for Infectious Diseases at the University of North Carolina, described the French study as "provocative." "It provokes us to think. Who in the universe of people treated early can come off treatment? They showed us some clues, but it is a question that demands more science," he told AFP.
National Coverage
2014 Graduate School Rankings
U.S. News & World Report
...The U.S. News 2014 Best Graduate Schools rankings, released today, can help students sort through the myriad options available to them. The rankings evaluate programs in business, law, medicine, engineering, and education—including specialties within each discipline. ...In this year's primary care rankings, the University of North Carolina—Chapel Hill traded places with the University of Washington to claim the top spot.
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The Shelf Life of Donor Blood (Blog)
The New York Times
How long should blood be stored? For decades, the Food and Drug Administration has limited storage of refrigerated red blood cells to 42 days. ...A principal investigator, Dr. Nigel Key, a professor of medicine at the University of North Carolina, said that even if the study showed that newer blood was better for seriously ill cardiac patients, it would not mean that all patients needed the freshest blood.
Mid-life eating disorders on the rise
"CBS This Morning" CBS News
In the past decade, eating disorder treatment centers have seen a nearly 50 percent jump in the number of people over 35 seeking help. Dr. Cynthia Bulik discusses her book on the topic. (Dr. Cynthia Bulik is the director of the UNC Eating Disorders Program and a professor of nutrition in the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health.)
Infant Brains and Adult Disorders
Inside Higher Ed
In today's Academic Minute, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's Rebecca Knickmeyer explores how an infant's brain can display signs of future neurological disorders. Knickmeyer is an assistant professor of psychiatry at Chapel Hill's School of Medicine.
State & Local Coverage
More training, bigger roles for nurse practitioners
News & Observer
In an examining room at the N.C. Cancer Hospital, Matt Feinberg checks for a variety of symptoms common to cancer patients after treatment: skin problems, mouth lesions, nausea.
He also listens carefully to Walter Sane, 70, describe how he returned to work five weeks ago, gained eight pounds and got back to the gym.
"You're a go-getter," Feinberg tells Sane, who explains that he was first diagnosed with cancer in 2004. On April Fool's Day, he jokes.
UNC-CH medical school ranks No. 1 in primary care
Triangle Business Journal
The UNC-Chapel Hill School of Medicine ranks as the No. 1 school in the nation in terms of primary care, but the Duke University School of Medicine beats out UNC-CH in research and internal medicine.
That's according to U.S. News & World Report, L.P., which released its latest graduate school rankings on Tuesday. Duke's Fuqua School of Business ranked higher than UNC-CH's Kenan-Flagler.
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Day Activity Centres (DACs)
We endeavour to help our clients work toward independence through training and support in daily living, recreational, vocational, and community skills. We believe that adults with autism can find meaningful engagement, hope, and to some extent, work, when supported and equipped with these skills.
Clients are supported based on their assessed needs. Those with the potential for employment, whether full-time, part-time, or supported, are trained in one or more of the following vocational skills — Horticulture, Retailing, Laundry.
Clients who may not be ready for vocational training, but show emerging signs of potential for simpler work tasks are given opportunities to develop by exposure to light production work and other pre-vocational skills.
The main focus for clients who require a higher level of support is for each client to become as independent as possible. The key would be to help them to learn to manage their behaviour and handle as many daily living tasks as possible for themselves.


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Support to Helena Maleno
Read in: French
EuroMed Rights is very concerned by the legal proceedings taken against Ms. Helena Maleno. Ms Maleno was called to appear before a Moroccan Court in connection with her activities in support to migrants, following a request from the Spanish authorities to their Moroccan counterparts. Such proceeding is part of the attempt by the Spanish and the Moroccan authorities to criminalise those involved in defending migrants' rights by libeling them as traffickers.
EuroMed Rights denounces these measures aimed to counter solidarity initiatives and support to migrants for the respect of their rights. We call for the charges against Ms. Helena Maleno to be dropped.
After a first hearing of Ms. Maleno at the Tangier court on 10 January, a new hearing has been scheduled for 31 January. The court requires more documents.
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Happy New Year! Help us welcome in 2019 and join us for our first 'Pint & Politics' evening of the year.
This is an ideal opportunity for everyone to find out a little more about what we're doing, in a friendly social environment.
Please come along if you can, to find out about our current campaigns, and how you can get involved as build towards the 2019 City Council elections here in Southampton.
We'd especially like to welcome our many new members and supporters, and hope we'll see lots of you.
Members, non-members and supporters welcome!
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So, you've decided that you want to purchase some luxury real estate. Crown Groups's high-end apartments have already given you sophisticated, well-designed interiors and covetable views of the Sydney skyline. You probably don't need to make your friends any more envious of your lifestyle, but a few fancy mod cons won't hurt …
We're not referring to geeky gadgets from Back to the Future; we're talking stylish and convenient additions to your home that will make your life easier and more luxurious. We've picked out one for each of the main spaces in your apartment: the kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and living room.
1. Self-watering greenery
Self-watering pots are a godsend for those of us with busy lives. Looking at urban green space can assist with stress recovery, according to a study published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health.
Greenery is linked to our wellbeing, so it's worth investing in some indoor plants. With self-watering pots, you don't even need to worry about remembering to take care of them, because all the work is done for you.
2. Aromatherapy alarm clock
No one enjoys the piercing, repetitive sound of an alarm clock. Aromatherapy alarm clocks wake you up not only with soothing sounds, but also some delightful smells. Simply place your favourite essential oils inside and you'll wake up calm and relaxed in the morning.
3. Bluetooth shower head
Installing a Bluetooth shower head will transform your showering experience. Suddenly, a mundane activity will turn into the most invigorating part of your day. The Moxie Showerhead connects to all of your devices via Bluetooth, so you can listen (and sing along) to your favourite tunes while scrubbing yourself clean.
4. Smart remote
If you have a lot of electronic devices in your apartment, it can help to have a single remote that turns them on and off. There are several devices on the market that will connect to your home WiFi network and give you control of your appliances and electronics via your smartphone. You'll need to spend a bit of time setting everything up, but once that's out of the way, you'll experience a lot less hassle.
Rather than adding clutter, these mod cons will assist your living experience, enabling you to spend more time enjoying your wonderful surroundings. Looking for your next luxury home that you can furnish with your favourite gadgets? Take a look at our beautiful developments.


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A recipe from a great friend, Linda Stacey. Great for gift giving, family night and holidays. The honey roasted nuts really top this recipe.
Difficulty: Easy
Servings: 8Prep Time: 5 Cook Time: 1 hour
8 cups popped popcorn, old maids removed
3/4 cup brown sugar
6 tbsp butter
1/4 tsp baking soda
1/4 tsp vanilla
3 tbsp light corn syrup
peanuts – amount you would like (honey roasted are excellent)
Pop popcorn (can use unsalted/buttered microwave). Put brown sugar, butter, corn syrup and salt into saucepan. Cook and stir on medium heat until butter melts and everything is mixed. When mixture boils, stop stirring. Cook 5 minutes without stirring. Remove from heat. Stir in thoroughly baking soda and vanilla. Pour over popcorn. Add peanuts. Stir well until all-popcorn is covered.
Put pan into oven on 300. Bake 15 minutes. Stir. Bake 5-10 minutes longer. Remove from pan and let cool. Easily doubles.
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New liquid fertiliser manufacturing facility for Mildura region21/08/2015
Victoria has secured a $3.26 million investment in a new liquid fertiliser manufacturing facility in Koorlong, near Mildura that will introduce new fertiliser technology to the region and create 25 local jobs.
The Victorian Government has announced $200,000 in funding support for Nu-Edge Solutions Australia's $3.26 million facility, which opened earlier this month.
Based at Innisfail, North Queensland, Nu-Edge Solutions Australia develops and makes a range of plant nutrition products such as liquid fertilisers. The company also supplies agronomy services such as soil and foliar analysis, nutrient budgeting, crop audits and customising of fertiliser mixtures/blends.
In 2013, Nu-Edge Solutions was invited by several horticulturalists in the Sunraysia region to do commercial agronomic field trials on several different crops including nuts and viticulture. Extensive data collection and successful trial results helped increase general interest in Nu-Edge's products with other horticultural businesses and broad acre farmers in the Sunraysia region, leading to the decision, with the support of the Victorian Government, to invest in a liquid fertiliser manufacturing facility in the Mildura region.
The project included investment in building and site development, and plant and equipment for fertiliser manufacturing and handling.
The 25 new jobs will be created over three years and will comprise ten in manufacturing, four in logistics, five in sales and six in managerial, office and technical roles.


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With all that we are facing on the daily given the pandemic, we could use some major boost. Especially companies, brands and even consumers need motivation – whether it is promoting new products, identifying target audiences (TG), getting the attention of consumers or even structuring workable online strategies. It is a sensitive situation.
However, it does come with a fresh set of opportunities. Brands or companies may have to look with delicate care to spot their prospects in the sea of digital audiences. A workable marketing strategy will not only compute the budget but also carefully define audience segments that need to be targeted.
More lasting impressions can be created if data forms the base of marketing. How? It helps you predict the behaviour of your target audience. Not taking your customer's digital footprints into account when strategizing can put you on the back foot.
BPRISE realized this since it began buying inventory and serving ads two years ago. So, to better equip you, as a platform user (digital marketer or media planner), BPRISE got data integrations done. This means you can now attract prospects who exhibit characteristics similar to your existing customers.
Here's What's New:
Audience! Audience! Audience!
BPRISE's integration with 75+ global data providers like Oracle's Bluekai, Lotame, Dun & Bradstreet, ComScore, Visa, Mastercard, Forbes and a bunch of other powerful players, gives you just what you need to shrink your expenses while still reaching out to your desired audience segments.
This new power packed data integration gives you easy access to buying millions of impressions and also helps you narrow down your reach to those (prospects) that matter. An addition like this to a programmatic ad buying platform like BPRISE, came as a natural evolution after listening to the needs of our existing platform users (agencies and ad consultants).
Use Cases:
While you set your marketing cadence taking into account the happenings of the world, we also suggest that you keep an extra eye out on that campaign performance. Getting your inboxes stuffed with Excel sheets and reports may be inevitable but you need real answers about your campaign performance.
BPRISE's dashboard comes fully equipped with real-time reporting on campaigns that are in-flight. Imagine that you have just launched a CPM campaign across Tier 1 Indian cities targeting online shoppers and audiences who use ecommerce apps.
While the natural tendency is to set the campaign live and wait for the numbers to soar, our Campaign Managers do it a bit differently. They not only monitor your campaign by the hour (or even by minutes sometimes!) and make necessary tweaks – while the campaign is live – in order to keep CTRs from falling. This of course, is part of BPRISE's Managed Services – wherein we manage your campaigns from start to finish including campaign setup, launching, monitoring, optimizing and reporting.
A few one-line proposals for various industries…
Real Estate / Insurance
Reach out to HNIs spread across India or people looking to buy
Advertise to newly weds or parents of school children
Attract users of popular video streaming apps with your ads
Run your ads by budget travelers, luxury travelers and frequent flyers
Grab the attention of individuals that frequent clubs, restaurants and cafes
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Advertise to decision-makers and high-profile CXOs
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Attract parents, people of different age groups/interests and behaviour segments like nightlife, football, cricket lovers etc.
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We believe it is necessary that as a business you are as ready to deliver, for people will heal and the world will get back into motion. One segment at a time!


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Inkjet All-in-One with 3.3" Web Connected TouchScreen Design Interface for the Small or Home Office
About the Product
A Web-Connected Inkjet All-In-One TouchScreen PrinterThe Brother™ MFC-J825dw inkjet all-in-one TouchScreen printer offers all the printing, scanning, copying and faxing features your small or home office needs. Share the MFC-J825dw with multiple computers on a network using the wireless (802.11b/g/n) or wired Ethernet connection. The 3.3" TouchScreen color LCD display is perfect for interactive and easy to use menu navigation. Access your FACEBOOK™, PICASA Web Albums™, FLICKR® from Yahoo®, GOOGLE DOCS™ and EVERNOTE® accounts via the Web Connect TouchScreen Interface±. Print directly on printable blank DVDs, CDs and Blu-ray discs™± for personalization. Help save paper with automatic duplex (2-sided). Unattended fax, copy and scan up to 20-page documents using the automatic document feeder. ISO print speeds up to 12 ppm black / 10 ppm color (ISO/IEC 24734)±.
Main Features
|Cloud Services (Web Connect)‡
|Mobile Device Compatibility‡
|Wireless printing from your mobile device via‡: AirPrint™ Google Cloud Print™ Brother™ iPrint & Scan and Cortado Workplace.
|One-Push Wireless Setup
|WiFi Protected Setup™, AOSS™
|Standard Interface(s)
|Hi-Speed USB 2.0, Ethernet, Wireless (802.11b/g/n),PictBridge Interfaces Media Card Slots and USB Flash Memory Drive
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|Network (Ethernet) Interface (10/100 Base-TX), Wireless (802.11b/g/n)
|Supported Network Protocols (IPv4)
|ARP, RARP, BOOTP, DHCP, APIPA (Auto IP), WINS/NetBIOS, LLMNR Responder, LPR/LPD, Custom Raw Port/Port9100, DNS Resolver, mDNS, FTP Server, SNMPv1/v2c, TFTP server, 1 CMP, Web Services (Print/Scan)
|USB Direct Interface/PictBridge‡
|Black Copy Speed (max. cpm)
|23cpm Black
|Color Copy Speed (max. cpm)
|20cpm Color
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|B/W & Color Copying
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|Letter 8.5" x 11.7"
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|2in1/4in1/ ID Copy
|Poster Function
|25% - 400%
|Sorting Function
|Stand-alone Copying
|No PC Required
|Carton Dimensions (W"xD"xH")
|18.9" x 10.0" x 18.3"
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|24.9 lbs.
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|15.9" x 14.9" x 7.1"
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|Approx. 3 Sec. Per Page
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|Distinctive Ring Detection Ready‡
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|External TAD Interface
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|Super G3 33.6K bps
|Fax Page Memory (max. pages) ‡
|Up to 400 Page Fax Memory
|Faxing Capability
|B/W & Color Faxing
|Fax/Telephone Switch
|Out-of-Paper Reception
|PC Fax Capability (send/receive)†
|LCD Display
|3.3" TouchScreen Display
|LCD Size (characters/lines)
|3.3" TouchScreen Display
|Maximum Monthly Duty Cycle‡
|2,500 Printed Pages
|Recommended Monthly Print Volume‡
|250 - 800 Printed Pages
|Toner Save Mode
|Automatic Document Feeder Capacity (max. pages)‡
|20-Sheet ADF
|Duplex Printing Capability
|Maximum Input of ADF (Width/Height)
|Maximum Paper Width/Length (Paper Tray)
|Minimum Input for ADF (Width/Height)
|Minimum Paper Width/Length (Paper Tray)
|Wireless Network Security
|SSID (32 chr), WEP 64/128bit, WPA-PSK (TKIP/AES), WPA2-PSK (AES)
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|(4) Cartridges LC71 Series CD-ROM – Assembly for Windows and MacUser's ManualQuick Setup GuideDisc TrayTelephone Line Cord
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|Innobella™LC71BK‡, LC71C‡, LC7M‡, LC71Y‡
|2-Year Limited
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|Automatic Document Feeder Capacity (max. pages)‡
|Maximum capacity based on using 20 lb (bond) paper.
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|Based on Brother #1 chart with highest available coding method and standard resolution.
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Kromrey eighth grader Peter Opitz was the top speller in last Thursday's District Spelling Bee. Ninety-one 4th through 8th graders competed in the bee that lasted over 3 hours. Eight district students will move on the Regional Spelling Bee to be held at Stoughton High School on Monday, March 3rd.
Congratulations and good luck to:
1st Place - Peter Opitz - Kromrey - 8th grade
2nd Place - Ella Roach - Kromrey - 6th grade
3rd Place - Meghna Datta - Glacier Creek - 7th grade
4th Place - Varun Gupta - Sunset Ridge - 4th grade
5th Place - Rachel Woody - Glacier Creek - 8th grade
6th Place - Erin Gonter - Northside 4th grade
7th Place - Celia Hiorns - Elm Lawn - 5th grade
8th Place - Ryan Handowski - Kromrey - 8th grade
9th Place - Nicholas Rawling- Glacier Creek - 8th grade
10th Place - Ruth Thompson - Kromrey 8th grade
11th Place - Isha Shah - Elm Lawn - 4th grade
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Seven Ways Your Chamber Can Prepare for Hurricane Michael
If you're a chamber of commerce located along the Gulf of Mexico, there's still time to prepare your community ahead of Hurricane Michael's landfall this week. Below are seven steps you can take to prepare your organization, your members, and your community ahead of Hurricane Michael's landfall. If you have specific questions, the Chamber Foundation's Disaster Help Desk is ready to provide business owners guidance ahead of the storm. Call 1-888-MY-BIZ-HELP before Hurricane Michael makes landfall.
1. Finalize Your Emergency Contact List
During disasters, communication with employees, members, and community contacts are essential. Make sure you have the phone numbers, email addresses, or social media contact information for your key chamber contacts. Communicate with your employees about your plan for yourself personally and your chamber before and after the storm, and ensure they know how to get in contact with you.
2. Share Preparedness Resources with your Members
Helping your members understand the practical steps they can take to prepare ahead of Hurricane Michael could drastically improve their chances of enduring the storm. The Chamber Foundation has resources for businesses that walk through how to prepare for a natural disaster.
- Preparedness Quick Guides—Has tips and resources for small businesses on how they can prepare for Hurricane Michael.
- Resilience in a Box—Walks businesses through the steps for creating a disaster business continuity plan.
- Disaster Help Desk for Business—Share the number 1-888-MY-BIZ-HELP with your members so they can receive guidance on ways to prepare and recover.
3. Connect to Local Emergency Management Teams
As a chamber, you are the voice and advocate for businesses in your community. It is essential that your chamber play a role in the recovery process. If you're not already connected, reach out to your community's emergency management agencies. After the storm, liaise with these groups often and report status updates back to your members.
4. Back up Your Data Off-Site
Ensure there is an updated backup of all crucial data related to your chamber—located somewhere outside the building. This could either be on an external hard drive or through cloud storage. This will help ensure nothing is lost if there is damage to your business.
5. Encourage Your Employees to Prepare
As you get yourself personally prepared for the disaster, make sure your employees know what steps they can take to prepare as well. This includes making sure they have their own family emergency plan and are stocked up on basic disaster supplies including food and water, a flashlight, batteries, chargers, cash, and first aid supplies.
6. Think Through Your Communications Strategy
If your community were to take a direct hit, would your chamber be ready to communicate on behalf of your members? Connect with the necessary staff and discuss roles ahead of the storm making landfall.
7. Secure Facilities
If your chamber has a physical building, you'll want to protect it similar to how you would your personal property. Consider your inventory, equipment, and technology, where it is located, and if it can be moved or sheltered.
After these first seven steps, check out our Resilience in a Box workbook. Developed in partnership with the UPS Foundation, Resilience in a Box walks you through how to create a disaster continuity plan.
Preparing now will help you recover later. The Chamber Foundation has resources for businesses of all sizes to prepare ahead of the storm. Our Disaster Help Desk for Business (1-888-MY-BIZ-HELP) can give your business guidance on how to prepare ahead of Hurricane Michael making landfall.


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Career opportunities at Anne Veck Salons
We would like to change your view of hairdressing , an industry that does so much good by making people look and feel fabulous.
RECRUITING NOW! November 2019. We are recruiting for a full time receptionist. You will love front of house and bringing order to our chaos! Wages £1732 /month plus retail commission and bonus scheme.
This is a great opportunity to work in an incredibly busy salon with an amazingly talented team lead by international hairdressing icon Anne Veck! Earn great £££ and, if its your thing, we offer amazing opportunities to work with Anne and the art team on shows, courses and photo shoots. And award entries too. If you would like to join us send your cv to Keith Mellen at email@example.com.
"A massive thank you for everything you have done for me, all the opportunities, guidance, help and belief. I have absolutely LOVED working for you. It really has been the best salon I've ever worked in and you have both been the best bosses." Cassie Jennings, Senior Stylist 2018-2019.
"I would like to thank you for your encouragement and support over the years. You are an exceptional boss who always has all employees' best interests in mind, and your leadership qualities and support have earned you much deserved respect. Your support has brightened my professional career and helped me shape mistakes into skills. your generosity will remain in my heart forever. I appreciate you so much for making me become known as an expert in what you have taught me.
I just cant thank you enough Anne. It's been a pleasure. Lots of love Shalay" Shalay Abbott, Apprentice, Stylist, Senior Stylist 2008-2019.
Please note, we welcome applicants of all ages, backgrounds and, of course, hair types as long as you are qualified . For example stylists at least level 2 and senior stylists and style directors at least level 3. Whether you are starting out on your hairdressing apprenticeship or are an experienced creative professional, Anne Veck salons can offer you an exciting and rewarding career.
- Highly competitive salaries and a generous commission scheme. We are one of only two hair salon businesses in the U.K. to be officially accredited as Living Wage employers by the Living Wage Foundation.
- Your own personal training and development programme, whatever your level
- A career path from apprentice through stylist to salon management and opportunities for everyone to develop their skills creatively into photographic and stage work with the Anne Veck Artistic Team.
- Financial support for your professional development as a State Registered Hairdresser and your membership of prestigious organisations such as the Fellowship for British Hairdressing. The excitement of joining the Anne Veck Artistic Team on photoshoots, stage work and competitions… see your own work published and receive our support for your own competition entries.
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Partial Differential Equations
Module MA3005
This module handbook serves to describe contents, learning outcome, methods and examination type as well as linking to current dates for courses and module examination in the respective sections.
Module version of WS 2013/4
There are historic module descriptions of this module. A module description is valid until replaced by a newer one.
Whether the module's courses are offered during a specific semester is listed in the section Courses, Learning and Teaching Methods and Literature below.
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Basic Information
MA3005 is a semester module in English language at Master's level which is offered in winter semester.
This Module is included in the following catalogues within the study programs in physics.
- Catalogue of non-physics elective courses
- Specialization Modules in Elite-Master Program Theoretical and Mathematical Physics (TMP)
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|90 h
Content, Learning Outcome and Preconditions
- Classical theory and representation formulas for solutions of transport, Laplace, heat and wave equations;
- Introduction to conservation laws;
- Sobolev spaces;
- Weak solutions of second order Elliptic equations
- Introduction to conservation laws;
- Sobolev spaces;
- Weak solutions of second order Elliptic equations
Learning Outcome
After successful completion of the module students are able to understand, apply and analyze basic methods to treat partial differential equations. In particular they distinguish different types of partial differential equation and understand their basic properties. The students understand the concepts of classical and weak (variational) solutions to elliptic partial differential equations including the questions on existence, uniqueness and well-posedness as well as on regularity of solutions. Moreover, they can analyze structural properties of such solutions, i.e. by applying maximum principles.
MA1001 Analysis 1, MA1002 Analysis 2, MA2003 Measure and Integration, MA2004 Vector Analysis
Bachelor 2019: MA0001 Analysis 1, MA0002 Analysis 2, MA0003 Analysis 3
Bachelor 2019: MA0001 Analysis 1, MA0002 Analysis 2, MA0003 Analysis 3
Courses, Learning and Teaching Methods and Literature
Learning and Teaching Methods
The module is offered as lectures with accompanying practice sessions. In the lectures, the contents will be presented in a talk with demonstrative examples, as well as through discussion with the students. The lectures should animate the students to carry out their own analysis of the themes presented and to independently study the relevant literature. Corresponding to each lecture, practice sessions will be offered, in which exercise sheets and solutions will be available. In this way, students can deepen their understanding of the methods and concepts taught in the lectures and independently check their progress. At the beginning of the module, the practice sessions will be offered under guidance, but during the term the sessions will become more independent, and intensify learning individually as well as in small groups.
L.C.Evans, Partial Differential Equations, Graduate Studies in Mathematics Vol. 19, AMS, 1998.
Module Exam
Description of exams and course work
The module examination is based on a written exam (90 minutes). The students demonstrate that they have a profound understanding of theoretical concepts and methods to solve partial differential equations. On the basis of specific examples the students exhibit their ablilities to apply and analyze the learned concepts.
Exam Repetition
The exam may be repeated at the end of the semester.


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Technical Services provides advice, guidance and assistance for its member communities in relation to community infrastructure, planning and development. This includes advising and assisting member communities with project development, not limited to pre-planning, feasibility, design development, tendering and construction stages First Nation capital project. Technical expertise supports First Nations in addressing annual infrastructure and community developments reporting.
A summary of services include:
Lindsay's background in environmental engineering complements her role as Environmental Technologist at the Ogemawahj Tribal Council. In addition to waste management and waste diversion, she assists the communities on waste management strategies. She is passionate about addressing pollution in the environment, specifically that contaminating our water.
Nick is a dedicated energy professional acting as the Ogemawahj Tribal Council's (OTC) Regional Energy Coordinator, providing guidance and education to member communities on energy efficiency, resiliency and Community Energy planning.Read More
Nick has spent the last 4 years focused on conservation and demand management in all major sectors and jurisdictions in Canada. In 2015, he helped to complete the largest social housing retrofit in Ontario. He also created an Industry Partnership with Humber College providing curriculum content to students as well as guided debate topics relevant to energy and sustainability.
The scope of his work has been centered around advocacy through engagement, allowing him to help foster an understanding around Energy Efficiency and Energy Management strategies
Nick comes from Humber College with an advanced diploma in Sustainable Energy and Building Technology with Honours. Additionally, Nick holds a Certified Measurement and verification Professional designation from the Association of Energy Engineers.
Aaron Genereux is a professional engineer, member of Wikwemikong First Nation and is currently the Engineer for the Ogemawahj Tribal Council (OTC), which is located in Rama First Nation. Aaron is approaching his 9th year working with the Tribal Council, assisting six member First Nations in all aspects of community infrastructure.Read More
Aaron continues to be a vital key team member in assisting two Tribal Council member First Nations eliminate their long-standing drinking/boil water advisories.
Aaron is the current Vice President of the Board of Directors for the OFNTSC and actively participates with committees related to infrastructure and policy with the Union of Ontario Indians and the Assembly of First Nations.
Aaron's past roles included participation in the National Engineering Assessment of First Nation Water and Wastewater Systems and was directly involved in assessment of 40 First Nation systems in 6 different Provinces. Aaron is dedicated to helping Indigenous communities with improvement of infrastructure.
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Mindfulness Intensive with Ikila Poole
2nd February 2019 @ 14:00 - 17:30$90.00
An Intensive 3.5 hour Workshop where Ikila will take you through the fundamental principles of mindfulness and gift you with the tools needed to connect on your journey towards peaceful and calm empowerment.
Ikila is?your coach and she will facilitate your making mental shifts that assist you in gaining new insights, understandings and she will open your mind to a whole new perspective.
Mindfulness is certainly the 'buzz word' of the moment!? But what is it exactly and how can it help you?
Ikila will take you through the mindfulness journey; explaining 'what' mindfulness is and 'how' to achieve it.? It is all LIVE training and there will be time for questions and answers; guided meditations and intensive guidance on how to achieve the mindset that will help you towards, calm, centred clear thinking and empowerment.
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It's been a memorable first season for Jane Quimby — full of high drama, high school and high heels. Jane By Design is a light-hearted drama about Jane (Erica Dasher), a teenager who lands a job at Donovan Decker, a hip fashion house, when they mistake her for an adult. Jane soon finds herself juggling life both as a regular high school student and as an assistant to a high powered executive in the cutthroat world of fashion… all while trying to keep her true identity a secret.
Jane By Design also features Nick Roux (Lemonade Mouth) as Billy Nutter, Rowly Dennis (Desperate Housewives) as Jeremy Jones, India de Beaufort (One Tree Hill) as India Jourdain, Meagan Tandy (10 Things I Hate About You) as Lulu Pope, Matthew Atkinson (CSI) as Nick Fadden. Andie MacDowell (Four Weddings and a Funeral) also stars as Gray Chandler Murray — Jane's »
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Are you looking for ways to contact Microsoft office 365 support? Well, you will get a huge smile on your face after reading that Microsoft provides a total of 6 ways to contact Microsoft office 365 support. With the help of the experts present at the support, the department can help you in solving the general issues with Microsoft office 365 products, connection problems or any technical problems that you are having.
You can choose any way according to your choice and comfort.
Yes! As mentioned above Microsoft office 365 support provides various ways to contact them, so they have a toll-free number as well. You can contact Microsoft office 365 support by phone number 1 (800) 642-7676.
Microsoft office 365 support also provides different numbers for different country users:
Yes, you can use Microsoft office 365 services for free but only for a 30-days trial period. After 30-days you have renewed your subscription plans of office 365 to use it. If you are getting any confusion in subscription plans, you can call Microsoft office 365 support number- 1 (800) 642-7676 to clear your queries.
The free service of office 365 allows you to use it in 5 PCs or Mac and also lets you use office 365 mobile apps on 5 different mobile or tablets.
If you want to know about the paid subscription of Microsoft office 365 after utilizing a 30-days free pack, you can Click Here to get the information.
Yes, Office 365 has online chat support. You can ask your queries and can also tell them about your issues to get instant solution. Other than calling and emailing Microsoft support, you can also contact office 365 through chat.
If you are willing to chat with the live person at office 365 support, you can do this through their official website. If you see an offline mark on Live Chat, it means that the executive isn't available.
In this case, you can choose to chat with a virtual agent, to get the solutions to your issues immediately.
To talk with a live person at office 365 customer care support, you have two options. First is, you can talk to the live person at Microsoft customer support by their toll-free number 1 (800) 642-7676, and second is, you can talk to a live person through Live Chat support.
Both the ways to contact Microsoft office 365 is very easy and mostly chosen options by the users.
While talking to the live person at Microsoft support you ask any questions or get the solutions of issues related to Microsoft products. As you are looking for assistance for Microsoft office 365, you can ask queries related to it as well.
To talk to the live person at Microsoft office 365 customer support, you need to dial 1 (800) 642-7676 number. After listening to the first automated menu, you have press 3, and then in the next menu you need to press 6 and when the next menu will open you have to again press 6. This will directly connect you to the live person at Microsoft office support.
Well, other than calling and online chat you have another option to contact Microsoft office 365 support that is through email. Draft an email and send it to the official ID of Microsoft office support.
Open your mail and fill all the necessary details in and then write about your issues and give all the required information. You can also send a message or your issues to office 365 support by Contact Office Support.
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|Guayas Carnaval is an amazing celebration with parades and music every day.
|Overcooked Quinoa
Instead of giving away two of those bunches of onions to our boater friends at the dock, Connie is putting lots of onions in everything we eat. Onions in the eggs, onions in the soup, onions in the salad. But I'm getting off track here. The big item tonight is that I overcooked the quinoa. It is mush. And, as it was pointed out to me, it cost $3 a pound when we bought it in that fancy Phoenix Arizona store. We put some butter on top and just shoveled it in, as bland as bland can be.
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We also had to wait on our hatch cover to be straightened. You see, it had been leaking ever since I jibed the boat and forgot to close the hatch. The boom vang hooked onto the open hatch and ripped it off its hinges. In Barra de Navidad I had the Jon-Co guy fix it but he fixed it crooked so that every time it rained it leaked like a sieve. This time we took it to Luis Hernandez, a wonderful man with a machine shop here in Guaymas. He did a bang up job and we got it from him today and installed it using contact cement for the gasket, silicon adhesive for the glass, and construction adhesive for the deck to frame joint. Lots of smelly glue type things.
|Note that Ninel is a giant woman, standing taller than any of the tiny cowboys and musicians
Now it is raining but that's OK because the Carnaval concert stage is quiet for once. Maybe we can sleep without earplugs tonight. Then, with any luck, we'll pick up some fresh produce in the morning, pay the slip fee and sail away to the south.
We enjoyed the festivities here in Guaymas. It's been a blast. We saw a great parade yesterday with lots and lots of colorful dancers, beautiful floats, and confetti everywhere. Each night there are fireworks and tonight the fireworks show was spectacular.
The theme was: Hooray for Traveler. She can finally get the heck out of here!
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The winner for October 2018 is Weis at the knees by Eliza Farley
Winner Comments
Hi! This is one of my first attempts at making anything, I've been mixing for about two weeks now and I thought I'd try my hand at making something that resembled a good old fashioned mango weis bar.
It's smooooooth, I thought the mango could be a higher percentage so I ended up settling at 6.5%, needs a bit of steeping. I gave it seven days but definitely could benefit from another few.
You will receive 1 x 10mls of the following concentrates, these have been discounted by 20% of our normal price, this recipe will make slightly over 150mls
1.5% Bavarian Cream ( TFA )
1.5% Coconut Extra ( TFA )
6.5% Sweet Mango ( CAP )
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But God demonstrated his love for us in this: while we were still sinners Christ died for us.
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But God demonstrated his love for us in this: while we were still sinners Christ died for us.
A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance.
Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you.
But the wicked are like the tossing sea; for it cannot rest, and its waters toss up mire and dirt. There is no peace, says my God, for the wicked.
To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven:
A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted;
A time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build up;
A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance;
A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing;
A time to get, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away;
A time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak;
A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace.
And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat upon him was Death, and Hell followed with him.


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March is National Nutrition Month! With the theme "Put Your Best Fork Forward," this month is all about the small ways you can make good food choices and take control of your health. While a new health and nutrition routine can seem daunting at first, focusing on these simple tips can make a big difference.
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2019-2020 New Jersey Hunting Season schedules, rules, and resources for hikers.
New Jersey hunting regulations can be confusing.
Each park or area can have it's own rules and dates, so you need to check into each park to make sure.
Most do allow hunting at least some time during the season – but it may just be for certain dates or areas of the park.
We've provided dates and links to resources below to help sort it out but…
The easiest, most general answer for the average casual hiker who doesn't want to hike in hunting areas and doesn't want to sort through dates:
From September to February, hike only on Sundays in areas closed to bow hunting.
These tend to be State Parks/Forests and County Parks, or on any day at the non-hunting parks listed below.
But you can still hike.
However, there is no need to stop hiking during hunting season, just be aware if there is hunting allowed where you are going.
The safest bet is to simply be visible by wearing blaze orange during the entire season.
Stay on designated hiking trails. Make noise as you hike. Avoid wearing brown/tan or white (deer colors) and have blaze orange visible from all directions.
2019 – 2020 Season
Key Dates:
Sept. 14 – Early Fall Bow starts (Zones in Regulation Sets 4-8 only)
Sept. 21 – (Saturday / 1 Day) – Youth Bow.
Sept. 28 – Fall Bow starts, Statewide.
Oct. 14-19 (M – Sa) – Bear (Segment A – Archery/Muzzleloader)
Oct. 26 – Permit Bow starts.
Nov. 23 (Saturday / 1 Day) – Youth Firearm.
Nov 25 – Muzzleloader/Shotgun starts (Except Thanksgiving).
Dec. 9-14 (M – Sa) – Six-day Firearm Deer / Bear (Segment B).
Dec. 18-21 (W – Sa) – If Extended, Firearm Bear (Segment B).
Jan. 1, 2020 – Winter Bow starts.
Small Game – Hunted throughout the year, for info, check here.
Most hikers go all over the state and aren't thinking about hunting zones so we've created a simplified range for bow and firearm deer seasons across the state.
There are gaps within these ranges, look up regulation sets for zone by zone detailed dates. Use the NJ Deer Hunting Interactive zone map to zoom into the area you'd like to hike.
Overall Bow Range:
Sept. 14, 2019 – Feb. 15, 2020
(M – Sa, Sunday hunting at WMAs only. No hunting Christmas Day or Thanksgiving)
Overall Firearm Range:
Oct. 14-19, 2019 (Bear Segment A – Muzzleloader)
Nov. 23, 2018 – Feb 8, 2020
(M – Sa, no Sundays. No hunting Christmas Day or Thanksgiving)
Bear Season:
There are two segments: Archery/Muzzleloader in October and Firearm in December (same dates as Firearm Deer).
2019, 2018:
No bear hunting on state forests, parks, recreation areas and natural areas, and wildlife management areas.
A second bear season was added in October, first 3 days archery, second 3 days archery/muzzleloader. In addition, the bear hunt can be extended if objectives are not met after Segment B in December.
For more info see New Jersey's Black Bear Hunting Season.
Sunday Hunting
There is no hunting on SUNDAY in New Jersey EXCEPT for certain Wildlife Management Areas and private lands.
Prior to 2009, the best option was to limit your hiking to Sundays but now if where you hike is a WMA you need to check the NJ Fish and Wildlife list to make sure your park is OK: Lands Open or Closed to Sunday Bow Hunting.
Be Visible
Wear bright colors or blaze/hunter orange when hiking during hunting season.
A hat, vest, jacket, bright backpack etc… and if you hike with a canine companion, you can get a blaze orange dog vest for them.
See the bottom of this page for blaze orange gear.
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Some non-hunting park options:
Rules can change at any time – contact the specific park if you have questions. Contact us to add a park that is missing or has changed.
Apshawa Preserve – Passaic County.
Black Run Preserve – Burlington County.
Hacklebarney State Park – Day use area (note that a large portion of this park is hunting only). Morris County.
Harriman State Park (New York, just over the northern NJ border). No-hunting in most of the park. Hunting allowed west of Rt. 17 (as of 2009).
Jockey Hollow – Morristown NHP, Morris County.
Kittatinny Valley – Non-hunting area is the main section of the park, between Goodall Road and Lime Crest Road. Sussex County.
Palisades Interstate Park – A few of the hike options: Alpine to Forest View, Alpine to Huyler's Landing and The Giant Stairs. Bergen County.
Ramapo Valley County Reservation – Note that the surrounding areas of Ramapo Mountain State Forest and Ringwood State Forest allow hunting. Bergen County.
Tenafy Nature Center – Always no hunting; 7 miles of trails. Bergen County.
No-hunting most of the time, but do close some days for hunts:
Great Swamp NWR – Closed to the public certain dates in November. Morris County.
Hartshorne Woods Park – Hunting on certain days Dec/Jan. Monmouth County.
Morris County Parks:
Some parks are closed to hikers during firearm hunts, be sure to check the schedule for closures.
Hikes in this area include Pyramid Mountain, Schooley's Mountain, Lewis Morris Country Park, Black River Parks (Kay Center, Willowwood, Bamboo Brook, Knight/Allen, Chester Twp. etc.
South Mountain Reservation – Park is usually closed on Tues. and Thurs., between certain dates Jan – Feb. Essex County.
Watchung Reservation – And several parks that are part of the Union County Deer Management Program have deer bow hunting on Tuesdays and Thursdays from Oct. 1 thru mid-Feb as well as shotgun days from Jan through early-Feb. Parks are not closed to the public but portions can be closed for safety.
Washington Valley Park – May be closed to the public certain dates in Jan and Feb. – check the park's page for dates. Somerset County.
Wells Mills County Park – Trails closed as a safety precaution during Firearm Season. Ocean County.
Allows hunting AND closed to hikers during Firearm season:
Baldpate Mountain – Closed to the public Wednesday—Saturday during firearm season. Open during bow season. See Mercer County deer management for closure dates. Mercer County.
Used to be no-hunting anytime:
Cheesequake State Park. Bow hunting allowed since 2011. No hunting on Sunday. Middlesex County.
Plainsboro Preserve – Update 11/2019 – Noticed this has now allows bow hunting certain days; closes entirely for firearm. See park site for latest details. Middlesex County.
Hunting Season Resources for New Jersey Hikers
NJ Deer Hunting Regulation Sets 2019-20 – List of hunting dates.
NJ Deer Hunting Interactive zone map – Links to the corresponding regulation set to check date ranges of the exact area you want to hike. Zones are shown here.
NJ Black Bear Hunt Information – Info and date range.
Hunting and Trapping Digest – From NJ Fish & Wildlife, has regulations, zones, season dates etc… a lot of into to weed through.
Hunting Seasons in NY/NJ – Info from the NY-NJ Trail Conference.
Public Deer Hunting Land in New Jersey – List of hunting land from NJ Fish & Wildlife
State Parks open to hunting – lists parks open to hunting from NJ Parks & Forests. Assume if the State Park is not on here, there is no hunting at it.
Lands Open or Closed to Sunday Bow Hunting – List of WMAs and public lands that are still CLOSED to hunting on Sunday
Hunting Season Resources by County
Hunterdon County Hunting – List of hunting dates, parks. No Sunday bow hunting on Park Property.
Mercer County Hunting – Info, hunting area maps, closure dates.
Monmouth County Parks – Areas open for hunting and zone maps. Each park has different rules, including being closed entirely to hikers certain hours and days.
Morris County Parks – List of hunting sites and dates; page of info for non-hunters. Note that some parks are closed to hiking during shotgun hunting on certain weekdays.
Ocean County Parks – Interactive map showing hunting/no-hunting on Natural Land Trust areas.
Somerset County / Franklin Township Hunting
Very specific usage rules; areas often closed entirely to non-hunters on certain days or even times of the day. Usage per season, hunting areas map. No hunting on Sundays.
Covers parks such as Bunker Hill, Butler Road, Griggstown Grassland Preserve, Negri-Nepote Grassland Preserve.
Union County Parks – Program regulations. Parks such as Watchung Reservation.
Pennsylvania Hunting Rules
PA Game Commission – Pennsylvania hunting season info. Scroll down for pocket guide PDF. See also GoHuntPA.
Pennsylvania hunting season tips – Good overview of PA rules, seasons, and how to safely enjoy hiking during hunting season in PA.
Pennsylvania State Game Lands – Blaze orange regulation:
"All hunters and non-hunters are required to wear at least 250 square inches of fluorescent orange material on the head, chest and back combined, or a fluorescent orange hat, from Nov. 15 to Dec. 15 (except on Sundays).
The orange material must be visible from all angles (360 degrees)."
New York Hunting Rules
New York Hunting Seasons – Zone maps with date ranges for New York.
Tips for hikers during hunting season – Tips; also info regarding hunting on the Appalachian Trail.
Blaze Orange Hiking Gear
We've made it easy on you and collected a selection of clothing/gear to help keep you (and your dog!) visible while hiking during hunting season.


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If you believe all of the rumors surrounding Kate Middleton and the royal family, you might be wondering how she can stand to be around any of them because, clearly, she hates every last one of them. But Camilla Parker Bowles's son Tom Parker Bowles is (sort of) setting the record straight about Camilla's relationship with the Duchess of Cambridge.
In an interview with Daily Mail Australia, Parker Bowles, 40, says he doesn't think there is any truth to the rumor that Kate and Camilla are often at odds with one another and that there's "tension." But then the food critic goes on to say, "Well, I can't guarantee for sure, but I think that's all bulls**t."
Hold on a minute. Does anyone in this family actually speak to anyone else? How does Parker Bowles not know for sure whether his mother has issues with Kate?
The rumors surrounding Kate and Camilla have been vicious. The duchess reportedly doesn't want her stepmother seeing her children because she and Will are angry at reports that Camilla cheated on Prince Charles. Meanwhile, Will and Harry's dad is reportedly upset because he feels Kate's family has taken over and he doesn't know what role he plays in the lives of George and Charlotte.
More from The Stir: Kate Middleton Cruelly Insulted by Camilla Parker Bowles
If you add to all of this talk that Queen Elizabeth thinks Kate is lazy and not following through with her royal responsibilities and that Camilla apparently agrees she is ineffective, well jeez, I finally have a reason to thank my lucky stars that I wasn't born into royalty.
Will we ever know the truth about Camilla and Kate? It's unlikely, but with mysterious quotes like the one given by Parker Bowles's son, we're not any closer to finding out.
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I spent 2 wonderful years living in Seattle. If there was one thing I loved about living there it was the fresh berries everywhere! They grow like weeds! Johns Grandparents use to live on Lake Washington and would make this ice cream with the fresh berries around their house. It is so easy and I love that you don't have to mess with ice and salt. The texture is amazing! With just this base you can make so many flavors but so far this one has been our favorite!
You need 4 ingredients:
1 pint Whipping Cream
I can Sweet and Condensed milk
Berries – I have also used frozen berries. I just pulsed them in my food processor so they were in smaller pieces so it was easy to eat as ice cream.
Golden Oreo's – I used about 20
First whip the cream.
I like smaller berry pieces so they don't get icy in the ice cream or are hard to chew. With these fresh raspberries I chopped them into fourths and I used two small containers.
Meanwhile assign someone to smash your golden Oreo's. I put John and Caleb in charge of smashing them and they had a little fun!
Add the sweet and condensed milk to the whipping cream.
Add the berries and the cookie crumbles too.
Mix it lightly. You can simply fold them in a few times and then you will get ribbons of the berries and cookies through out.
Pour into a loaf pan and put in the freezer.
We also made plain cookies and cream with Oreos and it was so delicious!
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Living With a Murderer
"I didn't do it. Nobody saw me do it. You can't prove anything."
~ Bart Simpson
Sir Glubs-a-lot lives by these words despite the fact that he has never seen an episode of The Simpsons. As I mentioned the other day, Sir Glubs-a-lot is my 18-inch Sailfin Gibbiceps Pleco from South America. I'd introduce you to him but I wouldn't want you to cut yourself trying to shake his pectoral fin.
Sir Glubs-a-lot has a secret.
Sir Glubs-a-lot is a murderer.
But I have a good relationship with Sir Glubs-a-lot. I can actually reach into the water and "pet" him because we have an understanding: I don't turn him over to the police, and he doesn't kill me.
The last time he killed was the summer of 2005. It was hot. Everybody was agitated. Tempers grew short. Looks were exchanged and territories were violated. I don't know who cast the first evil glance, but it ended in death. With a swift slosh of his deadly caudal fin, Sir Glubs-a-lot forced a tiny Rasbora up into the air, then down onto the floor.
A small fish wouldn't last long on a hardwood floor. The heat of the day didn't help. Within 25 minutes the little Rasbora stopped wriggling. If only I had stayed. I was only gone from the room 25 minutes. But it was enough.
I tried not to cry. But what is a boy to do? Trapped in a home, living with a murderer, afraid to expose the truth, afraid to anger the giant who also protects us in the night.
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Probably like you, I have had many thoughts and reactions as the scandal at Penn State has unfolded. I have been trying to organize them in my mind in some coherent fashion, but so far have been able to do so.
So here they are, in random order.
First, a caveat. I'm going to ignore my journalistic experience here and not give a lot of background and details on the case. There a couple of reasons for this, No. 1 being that something new seems to be coming out of this every day and in some cases every hour.
No. 2, if you aren't familiar with the story behind former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky's alleged child abuse and the subsequent release of more details involving longtime coach Joe Paterno's actions and inactions, you probably don't care to read any further any way.
So here goes my random thoughts:
1. It's obvious now that Joe Paterno (and others, for that matter) should have done more than simply tell his boss when a grad assistant came in and told him he had seen something going on in the locker room involving Sandusky and a young boy. Even Paterno acknowledges that -- now.
I have heard numerous commentators on both TV and radio state how they would have done things differently. Given the advantage of looking back at the way things have turned out, I have no doubt they would have. Knowing what I know now, I certainly would have called the cops, too.
But looking at it in the context of the time, I have to wonder.
Say someone you know, a coworker you have known for a couple of years, comes in and says he or she has seen someone you have known and trusted for 30 years or more doing something like Sandusky was accused of.
Do you immediately call the police? After all, you haven't seen it yourself. Or do you talk to the accused first and accept his explanation because this is a person you have known for such a big part of your life? Or maybe you do what Paterno did, which was call his boss.
I'm not saying that makes what Paterno did right. And yeah, when his boss took no action, he (and the grad assistant as well) should have investigated further.
I'm just saying that when you don't have the benefit of hindsight, you have a slightly different perspective on things and maybe that affects what you would have actually decided to do. There are many things in my life I would like do-overs on.
I'm not defending Paterno here at all, just taking issue with the smugness and self-assurance that some of the critics display when saying that they would have done things much differently. Maybe they would have. I would have hoped I would have. But maybe they wouldn't have either.
2. Was it right to fire Paterno?
Yes, it was. End of discussion.
3. But Paterno has done such good over the years. Doesn't he deserve the right to determine how he goes out?
When it comes to on-the-field stuff, sure, I believe he had the right to determine how he went out. I didn't like the way Bobby Bowden was kind of unceremoniously shown the door at Florida State.
In fact, Paterno apparently did have that right because one of the reports I heard mentioned that after Paterno had a couple of losing seasons recently, he was asked if it wasn't time for him to step aside, and he said no, that he would pick the time. And he wasn't forced out, like Bowden was.
The Nittany Lions are 8-1 this year and though some of that was because of a somewhat soft schedule -- the toughest game so far was against Alabama, and they lost that one, and they nearly lost to Temple as well -- it would seem the program was far from a shambles on the field.
But this went far beyond a won-lost record or even routine collegiate scandals involving recruiting or extra benefits like free tattoos (Ohio State), relationships with agents (North Carolina), and nightclub entertainment (Miami).
This wasn't an NCAA issue. This is a human issue, and Paterno and others in the administration failed tragically when it came to doing the right thing.
So, yeah, Joe had to go, and not necessarily on his terms.
4. About Joe Paterno. Joe had reached iconic status, not just at Penn State but in college football period. He even had a nickname, JoePa, recognize around the country, and the image of being not just a father figure but more a grandfather, or even, considering his age (84), a great-grandfather.
As reports have mentioned, he did a lot more for the university than simply win football games. He raised money for academics and supported non-athletic functions at the university as well. So he did a lot, tons even, of good.
But a couple of comments he has made in the last day or two I think show another side. They reveal that maybe, just maybe, Paterno was a bit more concerned about himself and wasn't the 100 percent altruistic person his image projected.
One was his resignation statement issued earlier in the day of his firing. He stated he was resigning effective at the end of the season and now the Board of Trustees could move on to "far more important matters." Far more important matters? Um, Joe, you were one of the important matters the board had to deal with.
By stating the board could now move on, Paterno in effect was trying to protect his own backside. He had to know he was done at that point, or he wouldn't have resigned in the first place. But here he was still trying to dictate the terms of his leaving.
The other was a comment he made late in the night after the trustees' press conference. Because of the time, you might have missed it.
As students and others gathered outside his house, Paterno came out for a brief moment around midnight and told the students basically to go back home and get some sleep. And that was about it.
He had to know that with group growing in size around the house, and with the emotions as raw as they were, this was headed for trouble, and it was.
Later, according to reports, students rioted and "overturned a TV news van, toppled street lights, shook stop signs, and threw toilet paper" -- according to the story in the Philadelphia Daily News -- all while yelling profanities and demanding the reinstatement of JoePa.
Yeah, right. That's a good way to get the board to reconsider.
Frankly, I could see this coming as well. So why didn't JoePa, the guy who says he loves Penn State so much, say something to the crowd outside his house like, "I appreciate your support and and love you all, but you need to go on home. Rioting isn't going to help anything and hurts Penn State. And if you hurt Penn State, you're hurting me. So again, thank you for your support, but we must move on."
Okay, it might not have done that much good. This was a crowd that apparently wanted blood. But it would have been the right thing for Paterno to do.
Instead, he said and did nothing of consequence. Just as he had done nine years earlier when that young grad assistant told him something bad was going on in the locker room involving one of his longtime friends and a small boy.


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Peter Lovell was one of the last peat hand cutting workers on the moors around Sharpham on the Somerset Levels. Mr Lovell began cutting peat by hand in the 1930s and witnessed the mechanisation of the industry in the 1960s. He worked for Fisons peat merchants and saw the decline of the industry, and the new emphasis on environmental conservation.
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The way we were… in a new book
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History of Wimborne Minster
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History of Wimborne Minster: The Collegiate Church of Saint Cuthberga and King's Free Chapel at Wimborne by Charles Herbert Mayo was published by Bell in 1860 and digitized by Google on September 2, 2005.
Somerset Voices: Les Langford (b.1927)
April 27, 2009 at 4:00 am (Biography, History, Location)
Tags: Grinter, Jeanes, Langport, Les Langford, Parsons, Somerset
Les Langford's parents were employed by a small firm of willow-growers, Grinter, Jeanes and Parsons of Langport. The firm also made baskets. When the owner of the firm retired his father decided to set up on his own. Even when he worked for others, his father always grew his own small acreage of willows. Les joined him after National Service and describes the various processes involved in willow work.
Horatio Mosley Moule (1832 – 1873)
April 26, 2009 at 4:00 am (Biography, Genealogy)
Tags: Fordington, Moule, Thomas Hardy
Horatio Mosley Moule was the son of the inventor and Vicar of Fordington, Dorset, Henry Moule and his wife Mary Mullet Evans. A Tutor at Cambridge University and close friend of Thomas Hardy, he was to tragically commit suicide in 1873. Michael Russell has published a short biography here.
From Mountbatten to Patten: the last proconsuls and the ending of the British Empire
April 25, 2009 at 4:00 am (Genealogy)
After the Second World War, the role of governors in Britain's overseas territories changed. In this podcast from the National Archives, Tony Stockwell examines the colourful personalities and mixed fortunes of these proconsuls, and argues that, in spite of their declining power and authority, they performed a key role in managing the imperial threat.
Somerset Voices: Anthony Lang (b.1925)
April 24, 2009 at 4:00 am (Biography)
Tags: Anthony Lang, Somerset
Anthony Lang was a sheep farmer. He exported sheep to the Continent for many years. Particularly his favourite breed, the Dorset Down. Anthony Lang was actively involved with the Bath and West Agricultural Show since the 1960s. He was a steward who organised and judged the sheep competition. He was also involved with the Royal Smithfield Show as a member of council, including being Chairman.
A colourful past
April 23, 2009 at 4:00 am (Genealogy)
Tags: Bath, Bournemouth, Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway
There are many books available about the Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway between Bournemouth and Bath and the branch line to Highbridge and Burnham-on-Sea.
Bob Joliffe reviews Michael Welch's Somerset & Dorset Sunrise in the Daily Echo
100 Years of Dorset Scouting
April 22, 2009 at 4:00 am (History, Location)
Tags: Dorchester, Dorset, Poole, Portland, Weymouth
Mike Greenham of the Weymouth Scouts and John Gage of the Dorchester Scouts are also preparing to mark the one hundredth anniversary of the movement in Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester. Troops were formed in 1909 just two years after the first Scouting movement began at Brownsea island near Poole.
Read the full story in the Dorset Echo.
Somerset Voices: Win Lampert (b.1914)
April 21, 2009 at 4:00 am (Genealogy)
Tags: Ernest Lampert, Street, Win Lampert
Ernest Lampert, Win's late husband, was born in 1900. Ernest was a stonecutter at Lampert's quarry at Higher Brooks Road, Street. His father bought a field and orchard in about 1900 and quarried blue lias stone from it. His two sons, Ernest and Reg, worked in the quarry until it closed in the late '50s. The stone was dug out by hand transported around Somerset by horse and cart, lorry, and train. The men worked all year around but were unable to work in wet weather, because the slippery stone became impossible to lift.


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