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Migrate to Canada Under Express Entry 2019 Program
The Canada express entry program is to be known about by the federal skilled workers and traders and hence, the categories are to be known well.
The categories:
The categories for the Canada express entry program are –
- The federal express entry for skilled workers
- The federal express entry for skilled traders
- The Canadian experienced migration
These are the categories under which people migrate to Canada and also apply for permanent residence. This is to be known that permanent residence is easier to be granted when we have spouses or relatives staying there is a permanent resident of Canada, then getting the applications granted is easier for the candidates. The express entry is all about the skilled workers and traders and hence, the financial papers that ought to be submitted matters a lot. The authority wants to see and authenticate the occupational proof and other documents that prove we can cope with the expenses there. Also, financial stability if shown once through the papers the application gets granted soon.
The major patience is required when people are supposed to wait for the application invite after submission of the primary petition, when one receives the application invite then only the candidate can submit the educational certificates, financial documents and so on and so forth.
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- The Canadian slab for language score is differently evaluated from the general IELTS score and hence, balancing the 2 scoring systems is important
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The recent most documents are to be given so that all the papers are updated. The updated passport is required also; the recent language test scores should always be submitted. Occupational proof must be the recent most paper.
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The Federal Express Entry nomination pool is the higher authority and the provincial one works under this federal authority. The Federal authority always has the upper hand, but the provincial migration programs of Canada might have separate specifications as all the provinces are not having the same economy and also differs in the arena of culture, demography, brain gain, and brain drain.
The Saskatchewan province has separate demands from the candidates that of the Nova Scotia province program. The Ontario province program is different from that of the other nomination program.
- Many provinces are there which demand knowledge in the local language too.
- Submission of the EOI and online application submission is the primary step
- We must keep in mind that the educational system is different there that is the American educational system is different from that of the European style and the Asian academia. Hence, equivalence has to be found out.
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The authority always looks into the factor of health of the candidate and hence, a health checkup is a mandate.
Character certificate is required:
The person must have clean records in the past and hence, if the authority finds any issues such as possible criminal records in the past, that might be a trouble for the candidate to migrate.
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The Express Entry Program arranges large draws for getting candidates into the migration pool and hence, this acts as a golden opportunity for people who had been trying since a long time.
If any permanent resident of Canada is selecting the candidate for being a migration nominee, then the process becomes easier and chances of being a permanent resident is enhanced.
After the application invite is received, the candidate gets 60 days as the duration to submit all the documents to the authority. The time duration was more earlier and that was reduced owing to an array of reasons. The duration has shrunk from 90 days to a period of 60 days but this reduction of time did not at all affect the express entry draws as the qualitative assessment is more important than the quantitative assessment of candidates.
The Stark Visas has a dedicated team which provides us with authentic information about the migration processes. In this case the express entry is not a general migration but a special program for which only eligible candidates are to be selected from the pool. The candidates must be aware of the tough competition in the pool as there are so many candidates applying and receiving the application invite.
Many are there who waits for the application invite to arrive and then they start preparing for document submission, but this must not be the case.The candidates must get their official, legal and occupational documents sorted so that the duration which is provided is hassle free.
- People must not lose hope and if their profile is rejected once then a new profile can be generated and submitted freshly. Also, a person is allowed to stay in the pool for about 12 months and if the person does not receive the application invite then also.
- The express entry ensures speedy migration and is different from the general nominee pool.
- The stark visas ensure the candidate to be well-informed about the express entry protocols where the Federal Government rules the roost and the Provincial Migration Authority follows its guidelines.
The Canada Express Entry is the most convenient way to have a permanent residence card and have a better living in Canada. People aspire to migrate there with the help of express entry for a better living standard, sophisticated lifestyle, better medical facilities and educational opportunities.
The Federal skilled workers aspire to be a part of the multinational companies with international bonds and ties that would enhance their career graph as well. The Federal skilled traders aspire to set up their proprietorship business and prosper there. This immigration and emigration is well-balanced as the Canadian Immigration Authority would always look into the economic balance to be retained. The economical and political setup of the Canadian provinces is different and hence, the Canadian experienced migrators always look into the economic graph of the nation and also the political backdrop of the place. The express entry pool is for peaceful and speedy migration of people who are aspiring to stay there as permanent residents and hence, a safe ambience is always required.
If any Canadian multinational company is hiring staff from other nations, then those employees can migrate under the skilled workers program and have flourishing careers there. Also, skilled traders are supposed to know about the market demand and market supply chain of the Canadian provinces to have a brighter future in trading and business.
- The express entry nominee pool is all about selection of eligible candidates that the authority selects through the tests and certificates submitted.
At times the express entry migration pool does not rely upon the language exams or the other certificates,hence, they arrange for separate evaluation exams to check upon the eligibility.
- The express entry program for Canada migration is having high demands and hence, the seats get filled up really fast. The scopes and vacancies are limited so; one must apply for it online as early as possible. Also, the express entry for migration has tight check upon security issues.
- Taking relatives, partners or spouses along with us to that place needs special permission and hence, any nominee if has a relative already as a permanent resident of Canada; that helps a lot.
- Persuasion is a bigger perk – people must convince the authority to show that their intention to fly off is firm enough.
- Getting the authority convinced about our will to fly off and our purpose to stay there is a must
- Informing about the duration of stay is important
- We must know about the security checks so that the 2-way communication is hassle free.
After all, migrating to Canada is a bigger decision so it has to be made with precision and patience too. We must always have our aims fixed so that we can clarify our purpose to the authority. Our firm intention to migrate might enhance the chances of getting selected from the pool.The nominee pool has a specific drawing capacity and hence, selection is also criteria based.
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Making the application and the description of the purpose of journey very clear, convincing and well spoken is important and hence, the stark visas, which really worked wonders for me, assisted me. I got good guidance and tips to make the process more authentic too.
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Now that I'm writing for Guiding Tech, I feel like I should post snippets of my published articles on PC Tonic. Here's the latest one, and it's about Bookmarklet Combiner – a web app that lets you combine multiple bookmarklets into one.
… bookmarklets share the same problem as regular bookmarks – they can grow into a wild, unsorted bunch very quickly. Sure you can put them in a 'bookmarklets' folder, but if you've got anything over 10, finding the right one for any particular webpage will make you pull your hair apart.
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…up the ladder does it go? In New York State the State Reporter is the one responsible for publishing court decisions that appear online, on websites such as westlaw, or justia.com. Appellant decisions from the appellant courts are mandated to be published pursuant to Judiciary Law 431. In western New York that would be the 4th department in Rochester (as well as the Court of Appeals). However, when it comes to county, supreme, town and village courts, known as trial courts, Judiciary Law 431 states that "any cause determined in any other court which the state reporter, with the approval of the court of appeals, considers worthy of being reported because of its usefulness as a precedent or its importance as a matter of public interest.", or "unless otherwise directed by the court deciding the cause"…guess which lower court case was published?… Continue reading
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OFFICERS WANT TO SETTLE. But you should see the General Release….
FORMER EPD Officer Matthew Albanese wants to settle the lawsuit against him concerning his illegal conduct and the assault that occurred when his victim was handcuffed to a metal chair and was viciously assaulted by Cattaraugus County Sheriff Bryan H Schwabenbauer, the same individual who was sued in Federal Court for substantially similar conduct in another case. Alarmingly, soon after the Motions to dismiss Schwabenbauer and Albanese failed, the victim's star witness on the corrupt sheriff's department ended up dead. The only remaining entities in the lawsuit are Schwabenbauer, Albanese and one other person.
They say the apple does not fall far from the tree. The Ensell family tree is a perfect example. When they fail to shut down this website when it is exposing the crimes and corruption that is occurring in the county through multi-generational nepotism they send a family member to attack you on social media, in this case one Melissa Ensell, i.e. Millennial Missy, to attack you…
Former US Attorney at the Department of Justice and City of Olean Attorney sues City of Olean, New York, it's Mayor and Police for Defamation
Former US Attorney at the US Department of Justice and for the City of Olean sues City of Olean, New York, it's Mayor and the Olean Police Department for defamation. Present lawsuits piling up and future ones on the way. City of Olean Residents will bear the cost and other fallout for years to come. Who was at fault? A number of corrupt public servants, however it's strike three for…. Continue reading
Cattaraugus County New York District Attorney Lori Rieman Commits Fraud Upon the Supreme Court 4th Appellant Division, Rochester New York
Not to be outdone by any of her mentally deranged minions, Cattaraugus County New York "District Attorney" Lori "Don't You Stare at Me" Rieman outdoes herself again. But this time with a more serious note. In a desperate bid to maintain her dwindling influence due to the criminal corruption that permeates the Cattaraugus County New York State District Attorney's Office, Lori "I never took a oath of office" Rieman commits perjury at the Appellant Court level and in doing so commits an act of fraud upon the court. Continue reading
Appeal in the 4th Department Perfected. Exposes Just how Corrupt the Judicial and Executive Branch of Cattaraugus County Government is.
The Appeal to the 4th Department, of the Unified Court System on New York, in Rochester exposes the absolute criminal corruption of the identified elements of the local deep state that exist in the Judicial and Executive Divisions of the Cattaraugus County New York government. The Appeal has been "perfected", i.e. it falls within the requirements of the layout requirements to be heard on the merits, all the requirements of the record on appeal have been met, whether or not it meets the number of pages, size of the font, space between the font, record requirements, etc…even though a self-represented 'person' does not have to follow the 'guidelines' based US Supreme Court Rulings, one of which is [1] Haines v.Kerner 404 U.S. 519 (1972)[2],[3]. However, you have the issues of corruption, is there corrupt elements in the 4th Department? Continue reading
Discover the Secrets of the New York Grand Jury
The New York Grand Jury System is one of the most powerful Grand jury systems in the world, however it has broken down because it is controlled by the very people it is intended to investigate and hold accountable; Corrupt District Attorney's like Lori Rieman; "The primary function of the Grand Jury is to uncover crimes and misconduct in public office for the purpose of prosecution" (see NY Const, art I, § 6; CPL 190.65, 190.55). People v Tyler, 46 N.Y.2d 251, 258-259[1], see also People v Rao 73 A.D.2d 88 (N.Y. App. Div. 1980) [2]. The term "a grand jury can indict a ham sandwich"[3] was coined here in New York. So was "testlying"[4], the two most dangerous phrases ever to infest American Jurisprudence.
Most New Yorkers fail to understand their power when seated as a Grand Jury member. It was designed to be a "run-away"[5] process where We the People could control and hold accountable corrupt government officials, like the many that inhabit Cattaraugus County New York found in the District Attorney's Office. It is engrained in the New York State Constitution.
Furthermore, the Grand Jury exists to protect citizens, i.e. We the People, from needless and unfounded prosecutions as well as to investigate crimes (see, e.g., People v Lancaster, 69 N.Y.2d 20 at 25 [6]; People v Ford, 62 N.Y.2d 275, 282 [7]; People v Iannone, 45 N.Y.2d 589, 594 [8].
New York State Constitution, Article I, Section 6, Paragraph 2; The power of grand juries to inquire into the wilful misconduct in office of public officers, and to find indictments or to direct the filing of informations in connection with such inquiries, shall never be suspended or impaired by law. No person shall be deprived of life, liberty or property without due process of law. (Amended by Constitutional Convention of 1938 and approved by vote of the people November 8, 1938; further amended by vote of the people November 8, 1949; November 3, 1959; November 6, 1973; November 6, 2001.)
- Never impaired by law; a reasonable and sensible person clearly understands these words and what they means; no law can dictate to a grand jury what they can and cannot do when investigating and handing down indictments against public officials. If any local, county or state government employee tells you otherwise, tell them to review article I, section 6 of the New York State Constitution. Further, if you are a member of a grand jury and any government employee tells you that you can't do something, subpoena them, put them on the stand and demand they sign a waiver of immunity and make them testify as to what they just said. If they were telling you the truth they would have no problem doing that under oath, now would they? See the powers of the grand jury below, very important…
- Shall never be suspended; that means in time of war, strife or whatever, a grand jury can always be seated and/or in power.
- Absolute; (as defined in blacks law); complete, perfect, final, without any condition or incumbrance; as an absolute bond.
- Indictments: The Grand Jury itself can pass down indictment against corrupt public officials
- Information; A Grand Jury can pass down an indictment against a corrupt public official, or make a recommendation to have charges filed against a corrupt public official. In our opinion, in this age of corruption it is better that a Grand Jury indicts a corrupt public official then allow another public official to charge them.
To give you an example of the power of the New York State Grand Jury System one needs to look back to February, 1934, where a New York Grand Jury made an effort to inquire into the policy racket, similar to what we have today known as ticket quotas. After eleven months of continued activity, it found itself stalemated, and handed up a recommendation that another Grand Jury take up the matter, and devote its entire time to it. The March, 1935, Grand Jury was charged with the duty of investigating all forms of organized crime, and any connection between such acts and law enforcement officials. In order that it might have a free hand and go after corrupt government officials, it threw out the corrupt district attorney running it [9], like corrupt District Attorney Lori Rieman we have here in Cattaraugus County New York who covers up murders [10].
The 1935 Grand Jury, though headed by a capable foreman, made no progress [11]. When the futility of the investigation became apparent, the Jury joined with the Grand Jurors' Association in urging upon Governor Lehman the need of an Extraordinary Grand Jury, and a Special Prosecutor to continue the inquiry. The rackets investigation is now being conducted by a carefully selected jury, with the aid of Thomas E. Dewey, Esq., and an appropriation of a quarter million dollars [12]. This led to the successful prosecution in New York City of criminal organizations, which in Cattaraugus County is mainly comprised of corrupt public employees, their friends and family members[13].
Accessed December 13, 2018.
[1] People v Tyler, 46 N.Y.2d 251, 258-259
[2] People v Rao 73 A.D.2d 88 (N.Y. App. Div. 1980)
[3] https://www.wsj.com/articles/indict-a-ham-sandwich-remains-on-the-menu-for-judges-prosecutors-1527863063
[4] https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/18/nyregion/testilying-police-perjury-new-york.html
[5] https://www.constitution.org/lrev/roots/runaway.htm
[6] People v Lancaster, 69 N.Y.2d 20 at 25
[7] People v Ford, 62 N.Y.2d 275, 282
[8] People v Iannone, 45 N.Y.2d 589, 594
[9] Quare as to power to exclude the prosecutor. Pro: Matter of District Attorney's Relations to the Grand Jury, 14 N. Y. Cr. 431 (1900). Contra: People ex rel. District Attorney v. Dist. Ct., 75 Colo. 412, 225 Pac. 829 (1924).
[10] http://searchingforjusticeincattco.blogspot.com/
[11] Compare, the exposure of the Minneapolis system of graft which was forced through by the foreman. 2 LINCOLN STEFFEN'S AUTOBIOGrAPHY (1931) 327, 379.[12] N.Y.Times, Jan. 17, 1935, p. 3, col. 1; 13 THE PANEL (Sept.-Oct. 1935).
[13] http://catcountycorruption.com/ploetz-rieman-ensell-and-dry-assassinate-lady-justice/
Allegany Town Court Judge David Porter Disqualified
ACTUAL JUDICIAL ETHICS COMMISSION DETERMINATION. Right from the New York State Judicial Ethics Commission website. Allegany Town Court Judge David Porter Disqualified. Was 'ADA' Elizabeth Ensell involved? Continue reading
Krissy Senger and Kerri Scull Join in on the Ad Hominem Attack on CatCountyCorruption. Complete Jokes.
The fake profile Krissy Senger (KS) is complaining on another local FB page Olean Politics. It claims that we are against the 1st Amendment. DWI queen Dana Roth, who traveling the wrong direction would run headlong into a semi on 86 would join right in. We also discovered a group of local want-to-be terrorists…. Continue reading
Olean Police Department Officer Ryan Aylor Caught Filing False Charges
Olean Police Department Officer Ryan Alyor gets busted filing false charges against victim who has always stood his ground and spoke out against local corruption. Will charges of official misconduct be filed against him and will he be arrested and charged for filling falsified police reports in violation of New York Penal Law § 210.45, or will he be Continue reading


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When Jennifer was in second grade, her teacher asked her what she would like to be when she grew up. "A writer!" And so the journey began with school papers, a staff writing position on her high school newspaper, and odd writing jobs for various newspapers. Her husband was a Navy fighter pilot for twelve years so she has a special place in her heart for the U.S. military. She also was the editor of the US Navy's newspaper, The Skywriter, at NAF Atsugi, Japan. Soon her love turned to writing for children and young adults.
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4. A statement of purpose explaining how a Master of Science in Transportation Management will help you to achieve your career objectives (500 to 800 words).
5. A resume detailing your professional and academic experiences.
6. A letter of recommendation written by a supervisor who managed you in paid or volunteer work or by a university instructor who taught you. Letters should include an evaluation of your writing and analysis skills.
7. For students who did not earn a 4-year bachelor's degree, master's degree, or Ph.D. from an institution in which the principal language of instruction was English: Scores from an English language proficiency examination. The university minimum entrance score for the TOEFL is 213 (computer-based) or 80 (internet-based). The minimum score required on the IELTS is 6.5, and the minimum PTE score is 53.
Admission in Conditionally Classified Standing
Applicants not accepted into classified standing may qualify for conditionally classified status. The individual admission notification will explain required coursework, terms and conditions for removing deficiencies and attaining classified standing.
Requirements for Advancement to Candidacy
Candidacy denotes that the student is fully qualified to complete the final stages of the MS - Transportation Management. In order to achieve candidacy, students must meet the university requirements for candidacy. General university requirements for advancement to candidacy for the master's degree are detailed in the Graduate Policies and Procedures section of this catalog. The University requires that all graduate students complete the Graduation Writing Assessment Requirement (GWAR) as a condition for advancement to candidacy. Please refer to the SJSU catalog section titled "Graduation Writing Assessment Requirement" for details. For graduate courses that meet the GWAR, please refer to the Graduate Admissions and Program Evaluations website at www.sjsu.edu/gape.
University Graduation Requirements
Students must complete all residency, curriculum, unit, GPA, and culminating experience requirements as outlined in the Graduation Requirements section of the Graduate Policies and Procedures.
Student disqualified from the MSTM program must follow the Disqualification and Probation - Graduate Students procedures in the SJSU catalog. It is the policy of the Donald and Sally Lucas Graduate School of Business not to readmit disqualified graduate students after a second disqualification.
Transfer Credit
With approval of the MSTM Program Director, the Donald and Sally Lucas Graduate School of Business Associate Dean for Graduate Programs, and the SJSU Associate Vice President for Graduate Studies and Research, students may transfer a maximum of six units of related graduate course work from another accredited university in the United States to satisfy elective course requirements. Grades in the transfer courses must be "B" or better. Extension course work from other institutions is not acceptable.
Culminating Experience
Plan B (Project)
The program culminating experience is incorporated into MTM 283 and MTM 290. Students use these courses to design and then carry out an individual, comprehensive project.
Special Session Program Information
Academic Programs offered through Special Session are operated by the College of Professional and Global Education (CPGE). Registration and enrollment in a Special Session course or program must use the special session application form and will follow special session fee and course schedules. Note that regular session students seeking to enroll simultaneously in a special session course or program will trigger a separate and additional set of fees. This may require an additional enrollment appointment from the Registrar and it may have implications for financial aid status or requirements. Please visit the CPGE website for more information.
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|Graduation Writing Assessment Requirement
|At SJSU, students must pass the Graduation Writing Assessment Requirement (GWAR). For information on the GWAR, please see http://info.sjsu.edu/gcw.html.
|MTM 201 serves as the GWAR requirement for this program.
|Requirements for the Masters
|Required Core
|MTM 201. Transportation Systems and Society
|MTM 202. Introduction to Transportation Funding & Finance
|MTM 203. Transportation Marketing and Communications Management
|MTM 214. Transportation Policy and Regulation
|MTM 215. Transportation Planning and Project Development
|MTM 217. Leadership and Management of Transportation Organizations
|Complete two courses from:
|MTM 226A. Emergency Management Issues for Transportation Professionals
|MTM 226B. Security Issues for Transportation Professionals
|MTM 230. Multi Modal Transportation in CA
|MTM 236. Managing Technology Innovations in Transportation
|MTM 245. High Speed Rail Mgmt I
|MTM 246. High Speed Rail Mgmt II
|MTM 250. Transportation and the Environment
|Culminating Experience
|Plan B (Project)
|MTM 283. MSTM Capstone - Project Design
|MTM 290. MSTM Capstone - Evaluation Report
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Elective courses must be planned in consultation with the MSTM Program Director. With prior approval from the Program Director, students may count towards the elective requirement one graduate or upper-division undergraduate course (3 units) from another SJSU program.
The maximum number of upper-division undergraduate units that can be applied toward the master's degree is 15.
Upon completion of the degree requirements, the student must have achieved minimum candidacy and SJSU Cumulative grade point averages of 3.0 in order to graduate.
Students must comply with all other graduate requirements contained in this catalog.


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Would you believe us if we told you that one special mushroom abundant in the North was the original Christmas gift? You're about to embark on a fun, educational, and slightly strange journey about the history of Santa Claus, reindeer, gift giving, and how it all ties back to one very special mushroom.
The origin of Santa Claus connects back to Northern European Shamans. These Shamans were plentiful, wore red capes and lived in the woods. They acted like a doctor, or better yet, an herbalist of the time. These Shamans were responsible for foraging and collecting herbs and mushrooms, and moving from village to village healing people. They were plentiful and continued through generations, which explains why they (or Santa Claus) seems to live forever.
The tradition of Christmas itself comes from the Arctic Circle, somewhere near the Finnish Lapland. December 25th is a very special day. It's around the time of the Winter Solstice, the shortest and darkest day of the year. (That's actually on the 21st, but the new calendar is a bit different from the old Julian one). For those who have grown up in the North, you know that this is a mystical time where earthly and spiritual things can meet. For European pagans, Winter Solstice marked the end of the old year and ushered in Yule, a twilight time that was neither the old year nor the new. Even the Finnish name for Christmas (Joulu) is delivered from this Germanic name. It's the perfect time for magic and celebration.
Now we're getting to the fun part!
A partly poisonous mushroom that is still magical when used correctly is said to be the world's first Christmas gift - Amanita Muscaria.
Commonly known as the fly agaric or fly amanita, this poisonous and psychoactive fungus is native throughout the Northern Hemisphere. Amanita Muscaria is noted for its hallucinogenic properties, and was used as an intoxicant and entheogen by the peoples of Siberia. Even before alcohol and synthetic drugs, people have wanted to occasionally let loose, especially during special holidays, like the Yule. In many ancient Christmas paintings, you will see the Amanita mushroom in the sky, or being held by a human (usually a kid). Later, as the story evolved, the mushroom gradually changed into just balls, but the red look-and-feel remained. Amanita mushroom is the reason why we have red balls in our Christmas trees!
Even though these mushrooms are poisonous and psychoactive, when they are dried well and you take only a little piece, the effect is supposedly similar to the uplifting effect of raw cacao, high quality coffee, or mucuna. Amanitas may have also been used to ward off winter-related conditions, such as vitamin D deficiency, depression, and lack of energy. So next time when you get the winter blues, you might consider reading a bit about Vitamin D rich mushrooms. And if you don't feel as adventurous as the Siberians to eat Amanitas, then do like our team does and eat (sun dried) Chaga! It has significant amounts of Vitamin-D2.
The method of ingesting these mushrooms is definitely less than conventional, since it involves drinking urine. Yes, urine! As this mushroom is slightly toxic, it needs to be purified. This was often done by making the strongest person in the tribe (or one of the women) eat it, and then the rest would just bluntly drink the urine. The active ingredients of the amanita mushrooms are not metabolised by the body, and so they remain active in the urine - and it's safer to drink this than to actually eat the mushroom yourself. Now you're tripping without the side effects. The psychoactive effect of Amanitas will remain active for about six passes through the human body. Some even argue that this is the origin of the saying "get-pissed."
Reindeer love mushrooms too, and they especially love amanitas. Reindeer, which are native to the arctic circle, have been observed foraging and eating amanita mushrooms in winter, and sometimes exhibiting "drunk" behavior afterward. Some shamanic rituals have been said to include the urine from reindeer that had been 'shrooming it up. Some Lapland/Siberian nomads even used their own Amanita urine to attract lost reindeers.
Siberians would often place these amanitas in stockings to dry in front of the fire. Unless the mushrooms were dried properly, they would rot faster and the psychoactive effect could be way too strong, hence the drying process over the fire. Putting the gifts under the tree is linked with the original location of Amanitas – under a living tree. Furthermore, amanita mushrooms are symbiotic with the roots of pine trees, and sometimes oak trees, which are both symbols of the original Christmas traditions, along with the spruce.
And if you're wondering why Santa comes down the chimney, we have a story for the as well! Traditionally, locals lived in dwellings made of birch and reindeer hide, called "yurts" or "goahti". Somewhat similar to a teepee, the goahti's central smoke hole was often used as an entrance when there is too much snow around the normal entrance. Shamans entering from the "chimney" also became a ceremonial habit. The Shaman (i.e Mr. Santa) would enter through the "chimney", bring the Christmas gifts (i.e. Amanitas), and leave the goahti all jolly, while the people living there would enjoy all kinds of mystical visions, due to the mushroom.
Well that was a fun journey, huh? While we won't be celebrating with Amanitas this holiday, we will be honoring its history. Healing mushrooms and Christmas have a beautiful connection that we want to continue to live on. Yes, some hallucinogenic tripping, gift giving, and drinking urine could have been included in the past, but we're just focusing on the present, and what a magical time of year it is.
We hope that you have a great holiday, filled with love, happiness, and lots and lots of mushrooms!
--From an e-mail from Four Sigmatic


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2015 witnessed one of the most exciting additions to the trail running circuit in recent years with the launch of the Snowdonia Trail Marathon. A sell out field of 750 took part. After the success of the inaugural event, organisers Always Aim High have been prompt to announce that entries for the 2016 competition, scheduled for Sunday 24 July, are now open.
A large part of the success has been attributed to the race's beautiful scenery. Both the marathon and half marathon start and finish in Wales' adventure capital Llanberis. From here runners leave the event village to take in either 26.2 or 13.1 miles of the most iconic and spectacular trails Snowdonia National Park has to offer.
Last year saw competitors face the challenging terrain with the added task of seriously tough weather conditions throughout the day. First to cross the line was Stuart Waker, who finished in 4:04:04, with Sale Harriers' Callum Rowlinson second (4:09:20) and Sam Orton in third (4:14:31). In the women's competition, Katie Beecher took first place and fifth overall in 4:28:38, with her closest rival, Zoe McLennan, finishing in 5:11:01.
Despite the testing conditions, the race's popularity has soared with over 1,200 competitors for next year's event. Tim Lloyd from organisers Always Aim High Events, comments: "2016 will see the Snowdonia Trail Marathon enter its second year. Last year we sold out the race at 750 runners and had to turn almost the same number away."
900 have pre-registered for the 2016 event and already 300 pre-sale allocations have been made. Organisers expect places to fill quickly and highly recommend early entry to avoid disappointment.


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Project Officer-North Macedonia
IFES is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer.
All qualified applicants/employees will receive consideration for employment/promotions and will not be discriminated against on the basis of disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, race, color, religion, national origin, veteran status, or any other legally protected characteristic.
IFES takes affirmative action with respect to the employment and promotion of women, minorities, individuals with disabilities, and covered veterans. IFES will also take affirmative action on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity."
Project Officer-North Macedonia
Location: Macedonia, Skopje Division: Program Management Status: Local National Employee Position Number: 19:048
Project Description: Background
Since the beginning of 2016 the International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES) with the support of United States Aid International Development (USAID), has provided extensive support in the organization of the electoral processes in North Macedonia with a focus on the State Election Commission (SEC). This included targeted technical assistance in areas such as: first ever cross-checking of the voter register, development of online applications for facilitating the registration of diaspora voters, checking voters data, tracking of the elections complaints, registering candidates for the local elections, thereby increasing transparency and effectiveness of the electoral activities. Adding to the efforts in improving the strategic and operational planning and functioning of the SEC, IFES also provided assistance to the SEC in the organization of the early parliamentary elections in December 2016, the local elections in 2017 and the referendum at national level in September 2018.
Under the current program, IFES will carry on its support in improving the electoral processes in North Macedonia by providing technical assistance to the election administration, other relevant institutions, political parties and civil society organizations.
Under the supervision of IFES office Chief of Party and the guidance of Program Manager/Social Inclusion Specialist, the Project Officer will be responsible to undertake the following tasks:
Specific Tasks
- Contribute and support project implementation in line with the work plan and other relevant documents;
- Support short term local and international consultants in realization of specific assignments;
- Undertake day to day management of the project, including operational, administrative and logistics related tasks ensuring efficient use of resources;
- Ensure and guide relevant stakeholders and beneficiaries in project design and implementation;
- Contribute in drafting project documents, including project briefs, strategies, related research and analysis;
- Gather necessary data for monitoring and evaluation of the progress in the implementation of project activities;
- Assist in the development of comprehensive and timely submission of regular reports;
- Perform other duties as assigned.
The Project Officer is expected to start in May 2019, with an initial contract of one year, with probation period of three months and possibility of extension until September 2021.
To be legally allowed to work in the Republic of North Macedonia; Bachelor degree in social or political sciences, management, law or similar; At least 4 years of experience in implementation and coordination of development projects; At least 4 years of experience in providing assistance in the field of elections, democratization and/or assistance to political parties; Strong knowledge and experience in monitoring and evaluation aspect of project implementation; Sound knowledge and skills in conducting research and drafting reports and analysis; Experience in managing assignments of a wide range of local experts; Proven ability to plan and organize work effectively and within a required time frame, including administrative and operational tasks; Ability to interact with diverse groups of people, including government officials and/or political parties; Excellent command of English and Macedonian (written and oral) languages; Knowledge of Albanian language will be considered an asset.For more information and the application form click here


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For an experience like no other, step into a world about to be invaded by sludge monsters from the Planet Zygon.
The year is 1933. Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Molly Sloan and her intrepid research assistant Timmy Mendez team up with a mysterious librarian from Flagstaff, Arizona, named Ben Wilcott. Together, they travel from Rumania to Scotland to the Alps to Tunis to the Robot Planet and finally to Imperial Zygon to defeat a terrible threat to the very future of humanity: an invading force of sludge-monsters from the planet Zygon.
In 2012, Margot Alder of NPR's "All Things Considered" wrote:
What began in the 1990s as a traditional radio play at a coffee shop in Austin, Texas, has morphed from a radio play, to a graphic novel, to a live performance. The Intergalactic Nemesis is now traveling around the country with three actors, one foley artist, one keyboardist and 1,200 graphic novel images. Audiences show up not quite sure what to expect — but they often leave smiling.¹
Robyn Ross, writing for the New York Times, reported in "A Live Action Comic Book Brings Zygon to Life" (Sept. 6, 2014):
In the last four years, the first two books in the "Intergalactic" trilogy have been staged before more than 70,000 people at more than 100 venues worldwide, including the Kennedy Center in Washington and the New Victory Theater Off Broadway. The producer and director, Jason Neulander, 44, describes the show as a radio play that replaces the narration with visual images, or a comic book that replaces the dialogue balloons with live actors.
Three actors play up to 15 characters, comic book panels are projected on a screen setting the scene, the foley artist creates the sound effects right in front of the audience. Buzz Moran has been the sound effects designer since 1996.
(He) still uses household objects and children's toys to create many of the sound effects, which are as much a part of the show as the dialogue and images. A perennial audience favorite is the sound of a chugging train, created by blowing on a toy train whistle and rhythmically shaking a box of macaroni and cheese turned on its side.²
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¹ Source: "Intergalactic Nemesis: From Radio to Page to Stage" by Margot Alder at NPR.org.
² Source: "A Live Action Comic Book Brings Zygon to Life" (Sept. 6, 2014) by Robyn Ross, The New York Times.


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Travelling Gallery
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Thursday 27 - Saturday 29 September
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Travelling Gallery brings contemporary art to communities throughout Scotland. Curated with a diverse audience in mind, the exhibitions display innovative artistic practices, representative of the best Scottish and International art scene.
A new installation by Gordon Douglas celebrates the Travelling Gallery's 40th anniversary. The work delves into the nature of cooperative working practices and through appreciating policies, archives, and habits as 'performance scores' Gordon builds pictures of how we inherit irrational models of operation. The research will be turned into performance events, publications and installations.
The Travelling Gallery is a unique resource that takes some of the very best art to some of the harder to reach places in Scotland.
Amanda Catto, Head of Visual Arts at Creative Scotland, 2015


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KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. — Taylor Townsend peered across the net and, for just a brief moment, remembered what it was like to be 15 years old.
After fighting her way through two tough qualifying matches to reach the main draw of the Miami Open for the first time in her career, Townsend, 20, found herself on Tuesday night down by a set to Amanda Anisimova, a 15-year-old South Floridian with a big, blond ponytail and an even bigger forehand.
"I've been in that situation, where you have nothing to lose and no pressure, so you just swing freely," said Townsend, who simply waited for the teenager to let up on the pedal ever so slightly before rebounding for a 2-6, 6-2, 6-3 victory. She will face the former United States Open finalist Roberta Vinci in the second round Friday.
Townsend knows all too well what it is like to be a carefree teenager. She was 15 when she won the 2012 Australian Open junior title, defeating Yulia Putintseva of Russia in the final. By the end of that year, she was the No. 1-ranked junior, the first American girl to reach that spot in 30 years. The following June, she was the runner-up to Belinda Bencic of Switzerland in the Wimbledon girls' final.
Townsend seemed to be headed for a sure-thing pro career. But she soon became familiar with the cruel vagaries of tennis and the heartache of trying to become the picture of what a professional athlete should look like.
While Bencic rose as high as No. 7 in the WTA rankings last year before injuries derailed her, and Putintseva was ranked a career-high No. 27 last month, Townsend barely broke into the top 100 two years ago. She currently sits at No. 111.
"In this sport, if you've been on tour for three or four years and you don't reach a certain pinnacle in your career, you're doing bad, you're old or you're washed up," said Townsend, who will turn 21 on April 16. "I've heard that so many times, I don't even think about that stuff anymore. I just take every year, every match that I play, the ups and downs, as an experience. This sport makes you feel like you're old at 25, but in life, you're not old."
Townsend was dealt a particularly harsh blow in 2012 — at the very height of her teenage success — when she was confronted with comments on her body image.
Before the start of that year's United States Open, Townsend was told by the United States Tennis Association that she would not be offered a wild card into either the main draw or the qualifying tournament despite her No. 1 junior ranking. Patrick McEnroe, then the director of player development at the U.S.T.A., claimed that anemia was slowing Townsend down. But he later acknowledged that the coaches felt that Townsend was overweight and not working hard enough in the gym.
Rather than acquiesce, Townsend and her mother, Sheila, paid their own way to New York, and Taylor played the junior event, where she lost in the quarterfinals. But a firestorm had erupted over how players should be treated by their national federations and whether athletes of all shapes and sizes could compete at the top level of the sport. Caught in the middle was a vulnerable 16-year-old girl.
"With all the media attention and everything, I got a chip on my shoulder," Townsend said. "I was thinking, 'Oh, I'm not overweight, I can play.' It was just a lot of stuff thrown at me. I handled it as best I could."
Over the last three years, she has mostly competed in U.S.T.A. Pro Circuit events, twice earning wild cards into the French Open.
Townsend shed the baggage and the constraints of her affiliation with the U.S.T.A. and, for a time, worked with Zina Garrison, a kindred spirit who has struggled with her weight since her playing days. Two years ago, Townsend left Garrison and reunited with Donald Young Sr., the coach who had formulated her game and developed not only the searing groundstrokes, spins and angles that Townsend treasures, but also her love of the net.
Young, whose son, Donald Jr., is ranked No. 51 on the ATP Tour and is also in the second round in Miami, said he knew that he had a lot of work to do with his still young and fragile charge.
"She was broken in every way," Young said of Townsend, who moved back to Atlanta and now lives in her own apartment there. "I had to make her remember how she used to play, so I took her back to the game I taught her when she was a baby."
According to Young, the two hit "rock bottom" before they began to heal. Townsend's ranking dropped to into the 300s at the beginning of last year, and she had to play qualifying matches even at $25,000 challenger-level events — including one last April against a 69-year-old woman.
"In a way, she needed for that to happen," said Young, who has been direct with Townsend about her fitness and her weight. "I don't pull any punches with her. She knows what she has to do."
If Townsend has learned one thing, she said, it is to keep her inner circle small.
"A lot of this has been about me realizing who has my best interests and who doesn't," Townsend said. "And eliminating people on court, off court, in my tennis life, in my personal life. It's cleaning up and taking the negative things out of my life. I never realized how much things translated from off court to on court."
Townsend no longer makes long-range plans or formulates big-picture goals. All she can expect of herself, she said, is to do her best in practice and put herself in position to transferring what she has gleaned there into competition.
"I set little goals every day of things to work on, like attitude and mental things like staying positive," she said. "You can practice all the time in the world that you want to. But to transfer that on-court and be able to actually execute it point after point, match after match, isn't as easy. There are times when it's really good and times when old stuff creeps back in. But that's part of the game and you're got to fight it.
"Right now, I'm in a great space," she added, grinning. "I'm happy. I have great people around me. I don't really have anything to prove, except to myself. Nobody in my circle is putting pressure on me or making me feel like I have to perform or have these expectations that maybe aren't mine. That's a good feeling."


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Our Middle School Student Council members took part in their annual retreat last week! Advisor Kayelyn Rochester says she is so proud of our students and how they represented Christ and Wake Christian Academy as they spent time at New Life Camp. As part of their activities, they participated in a group challenge, allowing […]
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Summer is here! While our students enjoy the long break, one rising WCA senior will spend some time in Washington D.C., to learn more about the Christian's role in society, politics and in public service. Dean Locklear will take part in the Youth Legislative Training Conference (YLTC) next month, hosted by the American Association of […]
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Class of 2019 President Mitchell Moody will long be remembered around campus for the positive example he set for our younger students. Mitchell is one of two students voted "Most Likely to Impact the World for Christ" by his fellow seniors, and he certainly has left his mark at WCA. Recently, he was part of […]
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NCCSA Fine Arts Group Competition Results
We are so proud of our Wake Christian Fine Arts Students! Results from the recent NCCSA Fine Arts Group Competition: High School: First Place and Five-time Champions – Chorale, Large Vocal Ensemble, Handbell Choir Second Place – Combined Choir, Band, Handbell Ensemble […]
- April 2, 2019
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Our International Student Program is Growing!
The International Student Program is an important ministry here at Wake Christian Academy! Our school has maintained I-20 status for four years, which allows us to assist students with F-1 visa status, seeking to study in the US on a more long-term basis. We currently have ten international students on campus, with three graduating this […]
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We are happy to announce that senior Syvon Holland recently won the first annual Cultural Arts Society of Fuquay-Varina MLK Jr. essay contest. From Dr. King's 1968 "I Have A Dream" speech, Syvon was challenged to reflect-on the phrase "a beautiful symphony of brotherhood." He wrote about what the phrase meant in-context and how he […]
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Congratulations to our NCCSA State Fine Arts Participants!
We are so proud of our Wake Christian Academy students who placed in this week's NCCSA State Fine Arts Competition: Senior High: Brass Solo– Daniel McLeod, superior rating, 2nd place String Solo-Emily Kumar, excellent rating, 3rd place String Duet– Emily Kumar, Mitchell Moody , excellent rating, 2nd place Vocal Solo– Christine Brady- superior rating, […]
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Finalists have just been announced for HighSchoolOT Honors awards and WCA Senior Camden Woods is a finalist in the Male Leadership category. Camden is one of five local finalists, out of hundreds of nominees, which is a huge honor. Camden has committed to play football at NC State University and he displays leadership on and off the […]
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Stunned and crying tears of joy is how Senior Reagan Woodard reacted to hearing the news that she was named a 2017 Morehead-Cain scholar. Reagan has attended WCA since kindergarten, and Middle School Principal Larry Hoxie describes her as "humble yet confident as a middle schooler", and she still displays those same character qualities today. Assistant High […]
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Our youngest students love the Octopit – but we want to share why this latest addition to our elementary playground is so special. Tenth grader Ayden Jones constructed the Octopit for WCA as his Eagle Scout service project. He has been a WCA student since kindergarten, and he says he "wanted to give something back […]Back to topWCA will transition to online learning after spring break, beginning March 30, 2020. For more information about our COVID-19 response, click here.toggle


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The war in the Balkans is a conflict that we rarely learn about in school and that might have something to do with the fact that the conflict still can be seen as "fresh" although it took place more than 20 years ago. During this time Sweden received about 100 000 immigrants from former Yugoslavia and there are a lot of them still living in Sweden as first och second generations of immigrants. This essay will examine four persons personal experience from the war from a micro historical perspective.
The purpose of the essay is to highlight how different individuals own stories about the war can deepen the view given by the historical research. Is it possible to find similarities and differences in an American journalist Roy Gutman, a Slovenian writer Slavenka Drakulic, a twelve-year-old Bosnian girl Zlata Filipovic and a Swedish reporter Kjell Albin Abrahamsson's journey in the war- filled Balkans?
What emerged during the research of this study and the thematic analysis was that people from the Balkans had a more impartial view on the matter than those who came to the conflict from other countries. While Drakulic and Filipovic choose not to point out the "bad guys" in the conflict Gutman and Abrahamsson had a more partial opinion.
The study also showed that Drakulic and Filipovic, along with Abrahamsson viewed the conflict as a political one where the conflict emerged as a nationalistic clash between the former states of Yugoslavia. Gutman on the other hand pointed the conflict out as an ethnic one where the Serbs tried to get rid of other ethnical groups from serb-dominated areas.


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RBE's new luxurious range with its sensual touch and matt visual effect, the Curious Skin Grey Board offers pleasure for the fingertips as well as the eyes, while remaining resistant to rubbing and fingermarks
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iGuzzini MaxiWoody Compact 260mm LED Floodlight BU90
The iGuzzini MaxiWoody Compact 260mm LED Floodlight BU90 is designed use Neutral White COB LED lamps and a flood optic.
- Can be installed at ground level, on walls (using screw anchors) and on pole mounting systems.
- Consists of an optic assembly, component box, glass-holder frame and bracket.
- The optical assembly, component box, and glass-holder frame are made of EN1706AC 46100LF aluminium alloy and subjected to a multi-step, pre-treatment process, in which the main phases are degreasing, fluorozirconation (a protective surface film) and sealing (with a nanostructured silane layer).
- The next painting stage consists of a primer and a liquid acrylic paint, cured at 150°C, with a high level of weather and UV ray resistance.
- The 4 mm thick, tempered, sodium-calcium, closing glass is colourless, transparent and a seal is included.
- The 50/60 Shore A silicone seal is subjected to a postcuring treatment, in an oven, for 4 hours at 220 °C.
- The glass unit is fixed to the frame with silicone.
- The product comes complete with a neutral white colour, monochrome COB LED circuit, an optic with a 99.93% super-pure aluminium OPTIBEAM reflector with a polished, anodized surface and built-in electronic ballast.
- Zinc-coated stainless steel ballast holding plate; simplified extraordinary maintenance thanks to quick-coupling connectors between the control gear and the LED and the control gear and the wiring terminal block.
- Painted aluminium alloy box and rear cover, complete with spacers and captive screws.
- The floodlight can be adjusted by ±115° in the vertical plane using a painted steel bracket, with a graduated scale showing 10° steps and mechanical stops to guarantee stable aiming of the beam of light.
- Horizontal aiming is performed using the holes and slots in the bracket.
- Access to the optical assembly is simpler thanks to a nickel-plated brass decompression valve which eliminates the product internal vacuum.
- Set up for pass-through wiring using a double M24x1.5 nickelplated brass cable gland (suitable for cables with 7÷16mm diameter).
- All external screws used are made of A2 stainless steel and are of the captive type.
- The luminaire technical characteristics conform to EN60598-1 standards and particular requirements.
Features in Brief
- 24W 3800lm – light source values
- 28.4W 2959lm – system values
- Luminous Efficiency (system value): 104lm/W
- Optic: F – Flood 32°
- Adjustability: directional
- Control gear electronic dimmable 1-10V included
- Material: die-cast aluminium alloy
- Size (mm): ø260×270, Weight (kg): 4.57
- Environment: indoor/outdoor
- Design: Mario Cucinella
The luminaire can be floor, ceiling or wall-mounted using the supporting bracket fixed with screw anchors (Fisher type or similar) for concrete, cement and solid brick or various other available accessories. It can also be installed on a MultiWoody or CityWoody pole system.
Wiring info
Control gear complete with a 1-10V dimmable electronic ballast (220÷240V ac 50/60Hz) and quick-coupling terminals.


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In the course of wireframing and design, eventually you will need to move on from low-fi to hi-fidelity (or the full blown mock-up or design). This means you'll add the imagery and other content specific to the design. In this video, you'll explore masking content and adding imagery that will then be masked.
- [Instructor] In the course of wire framing,…eventually you're going to need to probably move…from low-fi to high fidelity…or the full blown mock-up or design.…This means you'll add imagery,…you'll add text and fonts and all those…kinds of things to work on the design itself.…In this video, I just want to explore adding images,…which might be jumping the gun a little bit…'cause we don't have our full design done yet…as far as wire framing, but…I want to explore a little bit about masking…and adding imagery, and this is going to…work also with the wire framing.…Now I'm still working in my UX Design file…if you're just joining us, you can open up 03_03_start.…
Come down here and you're going to see we've got a…little person, and we've got a circle.…I want to make a mask out of this.…Now unfortunately what we need to do is…we want to have, I want to have the actual circle showing still.…We need the object that's going to be masked behind…the mask itself, so select this guy.…I'm going to arrange it and send it to back.…
- Setting up artboards
- Using guides, grids, and snapping
- Working with text and shapes
- Creating reusable artwork
- Formatting
- Organizing content
- Exporting assets


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39 Inside
One of those projects you take very personally.
"In the morning July 23rd 2017, a disoriented Hispanic-looking man showed up at a Walmart in San Antonio asking for water. He looked ill and debilitated. Later that day, police discovered 39 more people in the back of a 18-wheeler truck parked at the store. Eight of them were dead as result of extreme heat exposure and dehydration, one more died later at a hospital"
"39 inside" is a new work involving music and choreography dealing with the issue of undocumented migration to the US. Based on the event afore mentioned, this piece looks to take the audience inside that trailer where this story took place. On stage, a trailer-like structure will serve as the sole space for performers and equipment. Dancers will move to ill, upsetting, and agonizing music written for instruments and electronics, while the main arch of the story is told by a bilingual first person narrator. The perplexed audience outside, quietly witnesses how their struggle for a better life ends only in two ways, deportation or death.
New piece for St. Luke's Orchestra
As a participant in the DeGaetano Instititute I will be writing an orchestral version of 39 Inside for the awesome St. Luke's Orchestra. My Colombian buddy James Diaz is also part of this institute.


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The All-New Expedition 2.0 has been completely redesigned for improved touring, change over, and riding connection. If you want the most bang for the buck, and the absolute best riding split binding on the market, take a look at the new Expedition 2.0.
Zero compromises were made to our "ride mode" interface when designing around the function required for touring.
Expedition bindings come with everything you need right inside the box. Easy mounting and ready to shred, there is no need for 3rd party pucks and/or complicated parts to assemble.
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Simply put, Duraflex ST is the same material as regular Duraflex, but with increased glass for more response without the weight. Designed for cold temperatures.
New and improved, the design of the Forma Ankle Strap produces strength and rapid response on the outside, fit and pillowed comfort on the inside.
Blended with carbon fiber, Duraflex CB is lighter and considerably more stiff than typical fiberglass-injected nylon parts.
Toe strap adjustment has been redesigned and reinforced with double the connection strength, thanks to the new pin system. Multi-Positional options and thermoplastic anti-slip material keeps you locked in and on point.
The rigidity and strength of Extruded Aluminum acts like a roll cage on a race car - stiffening the entire chassis. The male/female connection with the base provides seamless response.
Shock absorption saves your heels and promotes a true and even board flex.
Easily switch from hike mode to ride mode on the Union Expedition. Quicker change over time means more snowboarding for you.
This Union exclusive process produces a material 4 times the strength of aluminum with only 1/2 the weight. Plus magnesium is easily recycled and remains the eighth most abundant element on the planet.


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Hey guys. It's me. Taylor. An informative and relatable video from Johnny Campbell of Social Talent.
He talks about 3 trends he believe can influence recruitment in the future. What is your opinion?
" The big question is: Are you equipped to deal with these trends and make the most of them?"


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La Tuilerie Website
The continuing story of the cats..
We left that exciting story at the point that Poepie, our new lovely white cat with a black tail, had adopted us and had settled into life at La Tuilerie. She had discovered moles and was learning to stalk and catch them, not successful as yet, but she is only young. We have been feeding her, initially we rattled two cans together to attract her attention which worked very well but then we moved over to ringing a lovely Buddhist bell I bought at the Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery (Bright Hill temple) in Singapore.
Just a tiny ring on the bell would see her darting out from her current hiding or stalking place to come and be fed and have a cuddle. She had found a few different sleeping places dependant on the position of the sun and she was really settled, so we thought.
As suddenly as she had arrived, she disappeared. One morning we rang the bell and no Poepie; lunch-time, no Poepie; evening meal still no Poepie. The next morning no cat in sight so off we went direction Chazelle ringing the bell. We rang it all round the village and still no Poepie. When the campers started meowing when I rang the bell I decided it was time to admit defeat - she's gone.


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Published at Wednesday, 11 December 2019. Coloring. By Desideria Perrot.
Coloring Pages Create Interest: Simple narration of Biblical stories may not create interest in them. But stories accompanies by colorful visual medium like Biblical coloring pages would strike their imagination and they would be able to related the narrations well with pictures. The color pages usually make perfect alphabet games as they come in funny shapes or associated with things children love like doggy, monkey, fairy, flowers, garlands, cartoon characters and others. Children love such visual medium and the Biblical pages too can be used to teach them various things.
Coloring books are a thing of the past. Kids today aren`t as thrilled by a basic coloring book as children a generation ago. That is because these children have been spoiled by all the fantastic new methods of coloring using the computer or with fancy markers and pens. While you might get away with a coloring book and crayons for a long car trip, don`t expect your school age children to sit quietly at the table coloring pictures the old fashioned way - there is a something better around, and they know it.
Who needs alphabet coloring pages? As already stated that alphabet coloring pages are specially designed for preschool children, however they can also be used for toddlers, kindergarten students, and also for first grade students who are little slow in learning. They have been designed to have good and positive impact on the learning capacities of children.
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Saltwire announces more cuts as Amherst weekly papers merge
Saltwire, the company that owns most Nova Scotia newspapers, including the Halifax Chronicle-Herald, has announced major cuts at some of the smaller papers it bought just over a year ago from the Quebec-based company Transcontinental Inc. As part of the changes, … Continue reading
Posted in Amherst Tagged Amherst Daily News, Citizen-Record, Ian Scott, Mark Lever, Saltwire 1 Comment
Liquor stores vie for sales along short stretch of TransCanada highway
Travellers on the 20 kilometre stretch of TransCanada Highway between Sackville and Amherst will soon have a fourth store where they can buy liquor, wine and beer making it easier and more convenient for drinkers who own cars while imposing … Continue reading
Sackville paper closes offices and cuts staff to save money
The Sackville Tribune-Post has closed its downtown offices at 80 Main Street until further notice, but will continue to publish the weekly paper on Wednesdays. The money-saving measure will eliminate one part-time employee who worked the front desk. Managing Editor Scott Doherty … Continue reading
Sackville announces plans to scrap its heritage bylaw, but what will replace it?
Sackville Councillor Megan Mitton caught many observers by surprise last week when she announced that the town plans to repeal the heritage bylaw it first passed in 2010. Scrapping the bylaw would mean dissolving the Heritage Board and eliminating two … Continue reading
Sackville councillors hear passionate debate on pros and cons of luxury apartments
Sackville Town Council heard a sometimes-passionate, 54-minute debate last night on the pros and cons of building 36 luxury, seniors' apartments on part of the former United Church property in the heart of the downtown business district. After nine citizens … Continue reading
More pavement, fewer trees around luxury downtown apartments
Information compiled by Sackville resident Sharon Hicks and confirmed by town planner Lori Bickford shows the proposed luxury apartment building in the heart of downtown would have fewer trees around it and more above-ground parking behind it than I have … Continue reading
Posted in Town of Sackville, Uncategorized Tagged JN Lafford Realty Inc., Monuments, rezoning application, Sharon Hicks 14 Comments
Town Council to hear about luxury apartments and quarry park when it meets Tuesday
Sackville Town Council will hear about two controversial issues at its next meeting on Tuesday, May 15th. Council has scheduled a formal public hearing on the proposal from local developer JN Lafford Reality Inc. to build a $6 million luxury apartment … Continue reading
Posted in Town of Sackville Tagged JN Lafford Realty Inc., Pickard quarry, Tantramar Outdoor Club 4 Comments