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Dignity Health in Santa Cruz
At Dignity Health Medical Network Santa Cruz, we are dedicated to providing daily excellence for all your health care needs. We believe an important part of that excellence is truly listening, helping to ensure that you understand your medical situation so that you can make informed decisions. Whatever stage of life you're in, we strive to help you make the most of it.
If you have any questions, please call Member Services at (831) 465-7800.
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Our priority at Dignity Health Medical Network remains the safety and wellbeing of our members and the communities in which we live. Click below for some useful resources for answers to your questions about COVID-19 and the Coronavirus.What You Need To Know
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We're a practice of primary care and specialty doctors in Santa Cruz County.
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Dignity Health Medical Network in Santa Cruz is here to help keep you and your family health. We're located at: TTY/TTD Members should call 711 Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding holidays If calling after hours, please leave a voice mail message and we will return your call the following business day.
100 Enterprise Way, Suite C110
Scotts Valley, CA 95066
(831) 465-7800
(800) 414-5860
Dignity Health Medical Network in Santa Cruz is here to help keep you and your family health.
We're located at:
TTY/TTD Members should call 711
Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding holidays
If calling after hours, please leave a voice mail message and we will return your call the following business day.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Primary Care Physician (PCP)?
A Primary Care Physician (PCP) is a doctor you select under your health insurance plan to be your personal physician. A PCP can be specialized in Family Practice, General Practice, Family Practice or Pediatrics. The relationship you have with your PCP is very important because he/she is responsible for managing all aspects of your care. Your PCP is responsible for referring you to specialty physicians.
What is a Medical Group?
When you choose a Primary Care Physician (PCP) you also choose his/her medical group. A medical group is formed when primary care physicians come together to contract with health plans and serve the community. These physicians have contracted with specialist physicians, hospitals and other health care providers to form a network.
What if I need care after hours?
In case of an urgent situation after office hours, Dignity Health offers access to hospital ERs as well as Urgent Care locations.
How do I know if my plan provides coverage for the care my primary care doctor prescribes?
You may contact Dignity Health or contact your health plan. It is your responsibility to know your benefits.
What if the information on my ID care is incorrect?
It is extremely important that the information on your card be correct. If you note any errors, contact your health plan immediately to correct the information. Remember to make sure your physician has a copy of your ID card.


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Elizabeth Rose
Edu-tainer Elizabeth Rose, who has created music and comedy for stage, film and TV, swore she would never follow the advice of her parents, both teachers, and become a teacher. But she took a gig teaching songwriting in a NYC public high school. When the job was cut, she was asked to sub in a new school each week, a temptation no storyteller could resist. During this same wacky year, she performed her one-woman musical comedy, Relative Pitch, at the Cherry Lane Theatre, Off Broadway.


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Complaints Policy
Complaints Policy and Procedure
1. Policy Statement
Leeds Community Foundation (LCF) sees concerns and complaints as an opportunity to learn and improve for the future, as well as a chance to put things right for the person or organisation that has raised the concern or complaint in the first instance.
The aim of this policy is to:
- Provide a fair procedure which is clear and easy to use
- Ensure everyone at LCF knows what the procedures are
- To make sure all concerns and complaints are dealt with fairly, consistently and in a timely manner
- To make sure that concerns and complaints are, wherever possible, resolved and that strong relationships are maintained – To gather information which helps us to improve what we do
This policy does not cover concerns raised or complaints made by staff, who should refer to LCF's Discipline and Grievance policies.
2. Definition of a Concern or Complaint
A concern is when someone is worried, troubled or unhappy about a decision or a situation, or has something that they would like to raise, informally, with LCF. A complaint is a more formal expression of dissatisfaction or discontent.
They may come from grant applicants, clients, donors, partner organisations or individuals from local communities. They can be received verbally (in person or by phone), by email or in writing.
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All information received during a concern or a complaint will be handled sensitively, telling only those people who need to know and following any relevant data protection requirements. Please see our data protection and privacy policies for further details.
4. Responsibility
Overall responsibility for adherence to this policy and its implementation lies with LCF's Chief Executive and Senior Leadership Team (SLT).
5. Concerns Procedure
If someone has something they would like to raise with LCF informally, this should be done by phone or email. This may be something directly connected with the individual or organisation that are raising the concern and their links with LCF. Alternatively someone might want to inform us about a third party individual or an organisation. Examples might include: if you are unhappy about the results of a panel; if you have seen or heard something that you think we need to be alerted to; if something has been published or produced by or about LCF that you would like to draw our attention to.
A concern raised in this way is not treated as part of our formal complaints procedure. Accordingly it will not be formally logged or monitored but we will take whatever appropriate action we deem necessary to try to alleviate your concern(s). If a concern needs to be escalated into a formal complaint, then this will be discussed with the person or organisation that has raised the concern, and will then follow the procedures detailed below.
6. Complaints Procedure
This relates to a complaint raised about any aspect of our service. You are encouraged to raise this informally, in the first instance, with the member of staff concerned or a member of the SLT.
If you are not sure about who to contact, please ring 0113 242 2426 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. All staff that receive a complaint will record it, and the response, and will notify their line manager.
If the matter is not resolved informally, complaints should be set out in writing (letter or email) and addressed to the Senior Leadership Team at Leeds Community Foundation, 51a St Paul's Street, Leeds, LS1 2TE or firstname.lastname@example.com. To help us deal with your complaint appropriately, your letter or email should include:
- What the complaint is about
- Member(s) of staff or any other people involved
- When the issue you are complaining about occurred and if it is still happening
- Whether you have tried to resolve your complaint informally by speaking to anyone at Leeds Community Foundation before making a formal complaint
- What you would ideally like to see happen as a result of your complaint
- Any suggestions you may have on how we could improve our methods that would help overcome the problem(s) you have identified
How a complaint will be dealt with
- Your letter or email will be acknowledged by a member of our SLT within 7 days of receiving it. You will be advised who in the SLT is dealing with your complaint.
- The person responsible will investigate the complaint. During this process we may contact you for more supporting information or evidence.
- We will respond within 28 days of first receiving the complaint. We will inform you of any action taken or recommendations for further action. If it is not possible to provide a full response within this time, you will be advised of this, and an interim response will be given including details of action still to be taken.
- All written complaints received, together with a copy of the response to the person or organisation who complained, will be notified to the Chair of the Resources & Governance Committee. They may determine that the nature of the complaint is such that the LCF board of trustees also need to be notified.
- Complaints will be recorded and monitored (in accordance with data protection regulations), and information from this will be fed into our internal planning, as appropriate, so as to enable us to improve our systems and processes.
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- If the person or organisation complaining is not satisfied with the response, they may appeal in writing to the Chair of the Board of Trustees.
- If the complaint involves the Chief Executive, the complainant should write initially directly to the Chair, marking any correspondence "Private and Confidential."
- The Chair will acknowledge receipt of the letter within 7 days. They, or another member of the Board acting on their behalf, will carry out an investigation.
- The Chair will produce a decision within 28 working days of receiving the letter. They will notify the complainant of the decision and the reasoning behind it. The Chair's decision is final.
- We have signed up to the Fundraising Regulator's Fundraising Promise. If your complaint is regarding our fundraising practices and you feel our response is unsatisfactory, you can contact the Fundraising Regulator by using their online complaints form, by writing to them, or by calling them on 0300 999 3407.
This policy and procedure document was accepted by the trustees at its meeting on 23rd November 2017. It will be reviewed every three years.


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We can now ingest data from public sources to further enrich your customer dataset
We recently announced the launch of our Collector Interface, which allows us to ingest private customer data from any source. We're now excited to announce that this process has enabled us to accept data from any public source, for example, weather information, census data or public directories, which can be used to enrich private datasets with new intelligence.
Once we collect, transform and optimise data from a public source we use it in our data processing pipeline to connect with, and enrich, existing data present in our Immutable Data Store (IDS) . Establishing connections between private and public data allows us to gain more insight into your own customer dataset using our Topic Graph.
For our clients it means we're able to provide an enhanced 'interest fingerprint' for each and every customer profile. We have found that the added intelligence proves highly effective when creating segments, running campaigns and providing a personalised customer experience and user journey.
For example: by linking telephone numbers from a customer call log to a public business directory we are able to obtain a web address for that business. Using our Topic Graph we can then extract additional topics of interests from that web address and add to a customer profile.
As well as enriching private data sources, public data can be used to verify our segmentation calculations.
We recently created a custom segment of 'students' for one of our large enterprise clients. Making use of our capability to accept data from public sources we decided to include data from the Office of National Statistics (ONS) census.
Mapping ONS student data against that of our existing student segment enabled us to verify the assumptions we had – the topics and interests revealed from both student segments were very similar.
There are many ways that public data sources can enhance and strengthen the insight we provide from your private customer dataset – added context, enhanced segmentation or verification are just a few examples. So, if you're interested in how we could help, don't hesitate to get in touch! We'd love to hear from you.
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Keen to hear your review. I own a 9m Hyperlink and I have flown my friends chrono V3 11m quite a bit on a foil board and land board.Bladesurfer wrote: ↑Thu Jul 26, 2018 5:44 pmI will get my Chrono V3 13m in 20 days. I let you know when I have tested both side by side.
I found some nice reiviews of the Chrono V3 so I feel confident.
The timing is very different because the foil will move more slowly. That is the first and major difference you'll notice. Foils also tend to maintain more power with the bar further out. Once you boost with a foil, pushing the bar out will increase your hangtime.neilhapgood wrote: ↑Sun Sep 09, 2018 7:15 amAny tips for jumping with a 12m foil if you have only jumped an lei, is it the same process with a bit more bar input ?
the best ? thats a best stretch of the imagination. everyone who flown a flysurfer next to an ozone can tell u hands down the flysurfer is better more dynamic kite.WH Lithuania wrote: ↑Thu Jul 26, 2018 9:52 amIt's ridiculous to read Flysurfer fanboys. Have anybody of you tried Chrono V3 Ultralight? Here everyone who tried my 13m is blown away. The only thing to complain about is the price tag. Obviously, one can't buy the best for cheap.
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UTEC Finishes Survey Project Offshore Ecuador
One of the world's largest independent survey companies continues to expand operations and has announced the successful completion of a project in South America.
Houston-based UTEC Survey Inc. provided survey services aboard the Ocean Spur jack-up rig for rig move operations in the Amistad Field, Gulf of Guayaquil, offshore Ecuador. The survey work was staffed and project managed from UTEC's Houston headquarters.
Commenting on the project, Doug Catenaci, VP Sales and Commercial of UTEC said: "Our commitment to people, performance, excellent and ethics has been crucial to the successful outcome of our first project in Ecuador and look forward to working on future projects."
UTEC exhibited at the recent Oceanology event in London, England and is gearing up to attend SPAR International 2014 in Colorado, USA from April 14th to 17th. The company will be present in booth #324.
Press Release, March 21, 2014


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Eli West is a songster, an accomplished guitarist and singer from Seattle. On "The Both," he takes simple songs and arrangements and presents them with genuine feeling.
"The Both," the product of a Kickstarter project, features West collaborating with some really fine instrumentalists. Notably, jazz guitarist Bill Frisell embraces Americana with some tasty licks ("If I could Make You My Own," "Lonesome Valley"). Bassist Ethan Jodzewicz offers his reliable and rich counterpoints throughout, along with fiddler Christian Sedelmeyer. John Reischman's mandolin work sustains a tone of solidity and soul (most especially on "The Lone Pilgrim").
The standout contributions come from female vocalists in sync with West on virtually every track. West enlists Dori Freeman, whose own solo release this year stands as a solid exemplar of modern mountain music, to add great texture. Anna Roberts Gevalt and Elizabeth Laprelle, better known simply as "Anna and Elizabeth," a duo with strong mountain roots, also add vocal layers, which enrich, rather than complicate.
West's voice is both full and easy. His vocals offer hearty emotions, and the harmonies with his female counterparts set this disc apart from others in the genre.
West conceived of this record as a tribute to his paternal and maternal grandfathers. It's a conceit that could be too sweet, but he admirably offers tribute in ways that allow the listener to share in the experience of his respect for them.
The record is a throwback in a specific way: the first six cuts are all vocals, and the last six are instrumentals. Listeners of a certain age will recall Side 1 and Side 2 of a long-forgotten LP that may have approached things the same way. It's comforting to have the stark contract in approach between the first and second halves of "The Both."
West's feeling for the music and hills from which they sprang he has created a work that will stay with the listener.


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What is Cash Flow Forecasting and Why Should I Care?
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Everyone in the construction industry knows that cash is king, so a cash flow forecast is critical to the growth and success of your business. Cash flow forecasting is all about predicting the future and utilizing the insights to strengthen your business. As the number of


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Target Red Card Application, Activation, Management and Rewards
A fast-tempo and material society causes a chaotic life. If so, allow Target Red Card to complement your lifestyle. Paying bills, checking balances, viewing statements, tracking transactions and more are all in control. Besides, you can earn unlimited rewards all the time. So, with Target Red Card, make every day a red letter day.
Target Red Card Application, Activation, Management and Rewards Guide
Target Red Card without annual fees can largely enrich your life. From applying for it, activating it, managing it to saving more from its rewards finally, you will easily and surprisingly live better than before. Apart from paying your bills online and viewing your balances, statements as well as transactions 7/24, anywhere, you can also save unlimitedly with your Red Card.
How to apply for a Target Red Card
There are totally three types of Red Card – Target Credit Card, Target Visa Credit Card and Target Debit Card. You are accessible to three ways to get your preferred one – online, in store and by mail.
- Enter www.target.com/redcard and click the button marked "Apply Now" to get started.
- View the details and pick a card to apply for.
- You have three ways to make it. If you would like to apply online, just hit "Apply Now". Opening the "Find a Target Store" link, entering a city, state or zip code and choosing a store, you can also target your Target Card. And filling in a Target Card Application form is also an option worth considering.
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Sen. John McCain has made one last trip to the city where he made such an impact, Washington, D.C. The American hero was greeted by a military honor guard when he touched down at Andrews Air Force Base.
On Friday, he'll lie in state in the US Capitol Rotunda before a final funeral service on Saturday.
The senator's death and reflections on his life have captured the nation. In Arizona, thousands lined the streets, some holding campaign signs, to pay last respects to the Arizona senator of more than 30 years.
"He was America's hero," said Grant Woods, McCain's former chief of staff, during a memorial service for him Thursday at North Phoenix Baptist Church. Woods explained how McCain's Christian faith sustained him during the years he spent as a POW at the Hanoi Hilton.
"He said, 'On Christmas Eve we celebrated and we got together under this bare light bulb, and we sang Christmas carols and we quoted Bible verses that we could remember and we told the gospel story to each other,'" Woods recalled McCain telling a group of community leaders early in his Senate career.
Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald shared memories of his unlikely friendship with McCain. "He ran for president; I run out of bounds," he said, drawing chuckles from the people sitting in the pews.
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Clubs and Leadership Development
The Clubs and Leadership Development (CALD) team support students who are in formal leadership positions (clubs, groups, representative leaders), those looking to get involved in leadership opportunities, and staff who support student leaders. The team has resources focussed on skill development, leadership development, self-awareness, team dynamics, and communication and conflict resolution, and we deliver these materials through training sessions and in collaboration with initiatives across the Division of Student Life. We also provide space for recognized clubs and groups at the 21 Sussex Club House and a drop-in lounge for student leaders.


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Rational Inquirer Tabloid
JPAT plans to publish a four-page tabloid that will counterbalance the unblinking adoration the current administration currently receives from the bulk of the "grocery store" press.
The tabloid's is titled "Rational Inquirer / Free Speech from the Center," and its articles will ask the questions that moderate voters naturally have in mind.
An image of each issue will be placed on the web so that other political groups outside the Denver metro area can copy, print, and distribute it as well.
The cover will feature the current set of those questions.
Page 2 will provide links to centrist readings addressing those questions and an article expressing JPAT's view on them.
Page 3 will be contain important national news regarding key issues such as environment, healthcare, and government integrity.
Page 4 will focus on local issues (such as how our particular member of congress has recently voted) and guides on how people can get involved. This is the page that other groups can customize so that the tabloid becomes more pertinent to their particular communities.
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Thelma is the lovely silhouette on the left…
Sunset comes to Red Bell Run. Talco, Jim, Lacey, and Thelma have arrived and are enjoying peace at the sanctuary.
Sunset comes to Red Bell Run. Talco, Jim, Lacey, and Thelma have arrived and are enjoying peace at the sanctuary.
What might a personalized plan for a session with a ROTH Certified Trainer actually look like? Join one of our most recent additions to the ROTH fold, Lani, as she works with Thelma, a Belgian Draft mare who is staying here at Reach Out Ranch. Thelma joined us a few months ago from a feedlot and was terrified of all things human. Her progress has been notable! Read on and discover why Thelma deserves three gold stars for her week with Lani Salisbury!
11/6/17 ( 4:00 – 4:45 pm) Haltered, Groom, Leading practice, Head drops, Neck yields, backing.
A short session with Thelma reviewing what she had been practicing. Working toward more fluidity in walk, changing of speeds, and walking more next to us instead of slightly behind. As we practiced leading we incorporated stops, backing, and neck yields which she has improved on greatly and gets about half way on both sides. We also practiced head drops which still need focus. She would give slightly. Her backing is much improved and she is going off minimal pressure. We ended with grooming which she enjoyed. We planned for her next session to be pushed forward.
11/8/17 (3:15 – 4:20 pm) Haltered, Leading practice, Neck yields, Backing, Stopping, Turning, Change in speed, Leading next to us, Desensitizing
In this session we began with haltering. I brought the halter in with me right away which I personally haven't done. I asked her to stand while I put the horseman's rope over neck and moved to the haltering. I practiced being more casual with her haltering. She stood solid. We then moved into desensitizing after I brushed her mane. We desensitized with a survival blanket (silver, crinkly blanket). We started small. She was a little concerned with it at first but after we started and I let her see it and rewarded each try she became absolutely perfect with it. We expanded it getting bigger and falling all over her, making it noisy, flapping it, throwing it over her, and walking with it on her back. We spread it out as big as it could get and walked around her pen. We then practiced leading in and out of her pen, around the larger pen again practicing getting more fluid movement. Also working with her beside me. We changed speeds, stopped, backed, disengaged, neck yields. We then went back into her pen and I practiced with my hands around her front legs and hooves. Investigating what turned out to just be a rub of her hair. She was fantastic with the desensitizing and leading. We plan next session to bring more tools to desensitize, continue with picking up her feet, and bring in a few obstacles to practice leading.
11/10/17 (4:25 – 5:10) Haltered, Leading, Desensitizing, Small Parachute on ground, Backing, Picking up front feet, Oils
In this session knowing it was getting dark soon we started with desensitizing to the small parachute. We started with it small and Thelma was only slightly concerned. She didn't mind at all after a few rubs with it. We expanded quickly on both sides and walked with it at various parts of her body at different sizes. We also threw it all over her body, making it noisy, fast, and slow. We then played it on the ground to see how she felt with putting her feet on it. She was a little worried about it at first but very little. She started by putting one foot on then two. She was a little sticky at first on it but after a few minuets she was walking over it and stopping with all 4 feet on and backing over it. She enjoyed this! I then picked up her front feet twice. She needs more practice but did pick them up quick, needs work holding up. Once it was dark we continued by showing her some Oils. She LOVED it! She chose Peppermint, Ylang Ylang, Grounding, Peace & Calming, Believe, and Magnify your purpose. She liked a lot of them very much and would interact with her mouth, wiggling her lip and grabbing at the once she liked. She really enjoyed the and felt a little more personality come out. Her all time favorite oil was Magnify your purpose.
Our next sessions plan: Set up an obstacle course and bring her over obstacles (tarps, Parachutes, Poles, corridor), more desensitizing to more objects, prepare for heath checking, picking up feet/farrier prep, head drops.
And Thelma's work the following session reflected all the hard work Lani has put into working with her!
Thelma Obstacle Course:
Tarp, Corridor, Poles, Noodles
Thelma rocked the Obstacle Course! She did every obstacle on the first try. We improved on our leading and more fluid and speed. We stopped on each obstacle and backed off the tarp. Her back is still a tad sticky, but she is willing. We did obstacles from each direction and she enjoyed it.
With her feet: We worked on picking up all four feet. I could mostly pick up her front and hold them for a second. Her hind feet we used the arm to pick up and hold up. She was able this time to hold her hind feet up longer without pulling away.
Head drops still need some work.
We also used the arm to desensitize her around her hind and tail area.
These things will help prepare her for her travels and new beginning!
Lani and her mom, Jill, have both been doing a phenomenal job facilitating Anna's work with our herd of three. We are proud to call them ROTH Certified Trainers! They embody important pieces of the ROTH mission: meeting the horse where they are, going at a pace that is unique to each individual, clearly communicating, and above all else, loving their work! Great work, ladies!!!
It is with tremendous pride that Anna and Reach Out to Horses welcome our newly certified trainers to the fold. They have worked tirelessly, some since as far back as 2006, to develop their passion for and mastery of the Reach Out to Horses practices and methodologies. To Dora, Ben, Lani, and Jill, CONGRATULATIONS on your accomplishment! Your dedication and persistence have certainly paid off! Welcome to the ROTH family and we are so pleased that we get to continue to watch each of you grow as you go out into the world and bring the ROTH flavor of Natural Horsemanship to the horses and their people!
A Trainer's Exam Kind of Wonderful Day!
On Sunday, October 29th, Reach Out to Horses brought our day of Holistic Horsemanship to a number of interested folks as we watched our trainers strut their stuff! Hosted by Zuma's Rescue Ranch, the day was a great success as our four trainers demonstrated the types of things they had been working on throughout the week. With Anna narrating it was much easier to note the subtle pieces of communication being exchanged between the horses and the trainers. All of the proceeds went to Zuma's Rescue Ranch, particularly to care for their two newest editions, the Hallelujah Horses, Ariel and Saphiel.
Elaine Nash, of Fleet of Angels and the Hallelujah Horses, was in attendance to see how the two mustangs had progressed over the week. Hoping to find them homes through the event, all of the proceeds went to Zuma's Rescue Ranch to support in the effort. Pictured here are Jodi, our most lovely host at Zuma's Rescue Ranch, Elaine, and Anna. The Rescue was supported, the mustangs received critical training to help better their chances of finding a forever home, and our ROTH trainers had excellent horses with whom to work as they honed their skills and learned to truly capture the whisper. A win for everyone!
Reach Out to Horses would like to thank everyone who attended the event and who supported our trainers, the Rescue, and the Hallelujah Horses. We also want to thank those who shared with us their four-legged companions so that our trainers would have an excellent experience and horses/burros who would help them develop the subtle skills that are such an integral part of everything ROTH. We want to thank all of our supporters as this event was a hit! THANK YOU!!!
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The column-shaped arborvitae "Elegantissima" (Thuja occidentalis "Elegantissima") is one of the lesser-known arborvitae varieties. During most of the year, the plant has medium to dark green foliage with golden-yellow tips that turn to a striking shade of bronze in winter. It is relatively free from most disease and pest problems, although it may experience canker, spider mites or bagworms. "Elegantissima" arborvitae grows in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 4 through 8. You can use this deer-resistant tree in borders, landscaping beds, hedges and or to form a privacy screen.
Choosing a Planting Site
The slow-growing "Elegantissima" arborvitae prefers average or slightly sandy well-draining soil, but it can tolerate and thrive in a variety of soil conditions, including acidic soil, slightly alkaline soil, clay, loam and sand. Like all arborvitaes, "Elegantissima" can grow in areas that receive some light shade, although it prefers between six and eight hours of direct sun daily. When arborvitaes get too much shade, it affects their growth, giving them leggy branches and an open structure. When planting an arborvitae, you only need to amend the soil if it is very poor, advises National Gardening Association. Otherwise, it can be planted directly into the garden.
Watering "Elegantissima"
Like most plants, "Elegantissima" needs roughly 1 inch of water weekly once it is established, but may need more water during its first growing season. In the first year, let the first few inches of soil dry out before watering the plant again. When watering "Elegantissima," provide enough water so you moisten the soil all the way to the bottom of the root ball.
Fertilizing "Elegantissima"
Fertilize "Elegantissima" arborvitae twice yearly -- in early spring and the middle of fall. Use a water-soluble or granular fertilizer in a 10-10-10 or 6-12-12 formula. Use 1/2 to 1 pound of granular fertilizer for every 100 square feet of planting area, or according to the directions on the label. When applying a granular fertilizer, spread it out to cover the plant's root system, which is usually the plant's height multiplied by 1 1/2 to 2. For example, if the tree is 10 feet tall, the root system will spread out 15 to 20 feet. Time granular fertilizer applications right before a soaking rain is predicted or water the area with roughly 1 inch of water to help the soil absorb the fertilizer.
Pest Control
Although "Elegantissima" is a fairly low-maintenance plant, it is susceptible to several pests, including bagworms, which can create substantial damage. Inspect the plant periodically for evidence of insect infestation and treat affected plants as soon as possible. Bagworm eggs can be picked off by hand, while small larvae are effectively treated by spraying the surfaces of the plant with insecticides such as neem oil. Horticultural oil can help prevent and control spider mites, which can kill trees. Mix horticultural oil or neem oil at a rate of 2 1/2 to 5 tablespoons in 1 gallon of water, or according to the instructions on the label. Apply it with a garden sprayer to every surface of the plant, applying it twice in a two-week period. Follow all safety instructions when using garden chemicals.
You don't generally need to prune "Elegantissima" arborvitae, but you may need to occasionally do a light trimming to maintain the shape or remove diseased, damaged or dead limbs. Pruning can be done at any time of year, although Cornell University Extension of Schenectady County recommends pruning arborvitae in early spring. Always use sharp pruning tools that have been disinfected by soaking them for five minutes in a solution of 1 part bleach and 3 parts of water.


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Letter U: Ugly Duckling/Our Earth
Weekly Newsletter U-Ugly Duckling / Our Earth
April 20-24, 2019
Here are samples of activities that your child may be participating in this week. Click on the photo below for the link to our U ASL video.
Monday – Letter: Short "U"
How you can participate: Start a story and see if your child can finish it. "Once there were 2 ducks and their names were…" (let your child fill this in).
Book – Have You Seen My Duckling?
Rhyme – Humpty Dumpty
Art – Feathers on a Duck
Engineering/Science – Which Egghead is Ahead
Music – Little White Duck
Tuesday – Humpty Dumpty Day
How you can participate: Recite the nursery rhyme "Humpty Dumpty" with your child.
Book – Max's Chocolate Chicken
Phonics – "U says u,u,u,u, ugly duckling…I'm no real, ugly duckling."
Art – Broken Humpty Dumpty
Science – Humpty Dumpty Experiment
Music – 5 Little Ducks
Wednesday – Ugly Hat Day
How you can participate: Have your child make an ugly hat at home and wear to school.
Book – Hooray for Hat
Action – Pass the Hat
Art – Making Hats
Math – Weighing and Classifying eggs
Music – Green Grass Grew all Around
Thursday – Egg Tasting
How you can participate: Bring something for your child to share, made with eggs, (i.e. Deviled Eggs). Give your child an opportunity to explore a raw egg.
Book – Big Egg
Phonics – "U says u,u,u,u, ugly duckling…I'm no real, ugly duckling."
Art – Pom Pom painting eggs
Science – Egg Taste Test
Music – The Number Game
Friday – Arbor Day
How you can participate: Bring in Nature items to share at our learning times.
Book – Earth Day Birthday
Action – Trash in the Basket
Art – Sponge painting a tree
Science – Pollution Pond
Music – Hokey Pokey
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Hi everyone,
Sorry if this is not in the right place but figured it can't hurt to ask. Please let me know if I should move this question somewhere else.
What I'm trying to do is book a travel package for 5 nights + 132k UA miles. I have all the points I need but am not a timeshare owner. However, my parents are and our family has gotten very good use out of the timeshare over the years. I've tried calling in, but I keep running into the restriction of my account not being a timeshare account (and apparently no way around this except for buying a timeshare....which is obnoxious considering our family already owns a timeshare).
Is there a way for me to book this with my Dad's account (transferring points to do so, I'm Marriott Gold so there shouldn't be a fee), and for him to attach the cert to one of my bookings later on down the line (assuming these certs even still exist in 2 weeks)? Additionally, is it possible to add the UA miles to my UA account?
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2020's emerging story: good jobsOctober 14, 2018
2020 now has an emerging clear dominant issue: good jobs. As in the kind of good-wage jobs that Trump's promise of got him elected - not "jobs" that now visibly largely are in nil-wage industries such as fast food and "tipped-wage" restaurants, historically high-schooler pocket-change jobs but now mainly are held by adults lacking any alternative of good-wage jobs. And it's a natural for photojournalism.
With a "truth squad" of downsizing victims - "Good Jobs Nation" - now already having emerged and haunting Trump's stops in the Midwest, good-wage jobs historically held by adults has become 2020's clear dominant issue. "Good Jobs Nation" is a very photographable presence of this issue; unlike how, say, today's food stamp debit cards prevent any iconic photos of suffering Americans in bread or soup lines of the type shot in the 1930s depression - a fact clearly benefiting both Wall Street and incumbent politicians.
Good-wage jobs - or the continued dire and worsening scarcity of them - easily outdoes Russia scandals, Kavanaugh's appointment, or anything else as the dominant 2020 issue. It is easy to Google up daily news stories of big downsizings of middle-class or near-middle-class jobs - and has been throughout the past month. In industry after industry, in state after state, good jobs just have kept being downsized in droves.
The other side of the dire scarcity of good jobs shows, of course, as the huge number of adults stuck in nil-wage jobs historically only teen jobs - obviously, of course, not having good jobs to flee to!
Occupy - here, Occupy Chapel Hill (N.C.), Oct. 22, 2011 - was an early if unfocused good-jobs protest movement.
The ability of large numbers to live in encampments clearly showed they didn't have good-wage jobs that they couldn't afford to lose!


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Spitalfields Music sent to me… video highlights from The English Concert.
The English Concert return to Christ Church Spitalfields this evening with a programme of seasonal splendour, including Corelli's Christmas Concerto and JS Bach's marvellous Magnificat. They were kind enough to share some video footage with us, including some from a performance of Vivaldi's Gloria, which you can hear tomorrow night with our own Women sing East.


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Creating lasting solutions to violence involving young black males and promote community self-empowerment, educational achievement and economic opportunities through a committed, collaborative and accountable presence within Nova Scotia.
902 ManUp is a non-profit volunteer organization founded in 2016 in response to the increase in community violence particularly involving black males. The organization is primarily dedicated to the advancement of all Black Communities within Nova Scotia and shall have a particular focus on the empowerment of young black males. The expanded mandate of 902MU includes all individuals or groups at risk of marginalization and social and academic exclusion.
902 Man Up's goal is to serve as a community-lead organization which relies upon the various resources of the local community to help make a positive difference within our neighborhoods, especially in the lives of our Youth. To engage the communities in open dialogue on issues that affects us/them. Through this 902 Man Up will be able to foster trust and participation from those it most seeks to help for a positive change within our society.
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As the Associate Vice President for Tech Parks Arizona at the University of Arizona, Carol Stewart is responsible for the UA Tech Park at Rita Road and the UA Tech Park at the Bridges.Read full bio ›
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City Manager Talks Cambridge Emergency Shelter, Discourages Street Closures in Council Meeting
On Leave Due to COVID-19 Concerns, Forty-Three Harvard Dining Workers Risk Going Without Pay
Harvard Prohibits Non-Essential University Travel Until May 31, International Travel Cancelled Until August 31
Ivy League Will Not Allow Athletes to Compete as Grad Students Despite Shortened Spring Season
'There's No Playbook': Massachusetts Political Campaigns Navigate a New Coronavirus Reality
It is a point of intriguing contradiction that despite the relative lack of artists within the realm of "Game of Thrones," the series—in particular this week's episode, "The Queen's Justice"—seems consumed with fleshing out the relationship between the human consciousness and imagination.
It is a particular point of ambition for such an unambitious episode. Each of its story lines can be summarized as balancing weight of the game between the two major military players. Daenerys Targaryen loses her seemingly insurmountable military advantage through the destruction of her fleet at Casterly Rock. The Lannisters pay their debts by negotiating with the Iron Bank and capturing Highgarden. Jon Snow receives permission to mine the dragonglass required to fight the White Walkers. (Jon and Daenerys also meet.) However, I would rather not focus on a banal breakdown of each of those storylines; the procedural elements of "Game of Thrones" have always been less intriguing than its bizarre stabs into philosophy and human psychology. Perhaps more intriguing is inquiring if "The Queen's Justice" has anything to say about the psychology of its pawn-like players.
Is "The Queen's Justice" a complex exploration into the way imagination works within its characters and its writers? Is it exploring the relationship between cruelty and creativity? When Cersei Lannister pontificates, "I lie in bed and stare at the canopy and imagine ways of killing my enemies"—should one note the clear connection between imagination and murder? Is this bastardized ideal of imagination—murder as, in Cersei's words, "poetic"—unknowingly refracted in Lady Olenna Tyrell's last speech? "Whatever I imagined necessary for the safety of house Tyrell, I did," she said. "But your sister has done things I was incapable of imagining." Is that, the creation of the unthinkable, the highest form of imagination; is "The Queen's Justice" arguing that the objectively horrifying moment in one of the series' most artful scenes—the bombing of The Great Sept of Baelor (an act that Olenna was unable to "imagine")—was an artistic act, in and of itself, before the addition of lingering cinematography and cued music? Is imagination synonymous with cruelty? Is it synonymous with—as Cersei uses the Mad King's accelerant—madness itself?
Or perhaps not. Perhaps this piece of dialogue is simply, in one of the writer's own words, "[Olenna winning] her own death scene."
Is that—the "prize mistake: a failure of imagination"—the real currency that governs the delicate line between life and death for each of these characters? Is that "failure of imagination" what Tyrion Lannister is alluding to when he says, "I came down here to brood over my failure to predict the Greyjoy attack"? Is a failure of imagination why Daenerys's army fails? Is that what Petyr Baelish is alluding to when he monologues, "Fight every battle, everywhere, always in your mind. Everyone is your enemy. Everyone is your friend. Every possible series of events is happening all at once. Live that way and nothing will surprise you. Everything that happens will be something that you've seen before"? (To Aidan Gillen's credit—the actor who portrays Baelish—these words sound far more potent when spoken on camera than printed on a page.) Is imagination then a god-like understanding of all potentialities, included within them, the depth of cruelty that can be contained within the consciousness of mankind? Even in one of the subtler moments of the episode, isn't it the understanding of the entirety of past and present then enables Bran Stark to cruelly recall a series of events that he did not witness—to imagine—Sansa Stark's marriage (and everything that followed) to Ramsay Bolton?
Or, perhaps Littlefinger's lines are supposed to be a play at laughable irony (see: Sansa's marriage to note Baelish's prodigious powers of prediction). Perhaps Bran is present to show the ravishes of adolescence on a stable mood. Perhaps Tyrion goes to brood with Jon to place two likable misfits on the same cliff side.
If, in a certain sense, imagination becomes valued within the world of "Game of Thrones" because it has become an agent of cruelty, what does that say about the writer and the artist? What does it say about the individuals that created this world wrought out of ice and fire? What becomes of the mind that imagines the elemental imaginings of Cersei? Perhaps the more interesting question is what value does the artist have in a world where the highest form of imagination is akin to the most unrestrained form of cruelty?
Perhaps the value of that artist is the value of the gods in the world of "Game of Thrones." As Cersei and Jaime write the future through battle, the uncreative lie rotting in the forest's soil—refusing to envision that even the consummation of vows can turn into a bloody affair. Perhaps the imaginative share in the creation of prophecy. Perhaps the same future that the creative have built will be the same future that Melisandre predicts: a future in which she and Lord Varys both die. For who is the Lord of Light but the mind that writes?
These questions may prove valuable. They may not be. But in the moments when "Game of Thrones" is comfortable using extended runtimes to simplemindedly level the playing field for the coming fight, at least the writers provide something worthwhile to contemplate. I do not necessarily endorse or reject the position of "The Queen's Justice" on imagination, but I do believe that these questions are necessary to consider in order to understand the schema of thematics that underpin the show. It could very well be that "Game of Thrones" has nothing intelligent to add to our understanding of imagination—but I hope, for the sake of our collective cultural imagination, that "Game of Thrones" is slightly more than dragon-porn, torture-porn, political-porn, and old fashioned, HBO sponsored, soft-core-porn.
Yet before I go, and before we watch these last four episodes of the season, it seems necessary to ask where we, the audience, fit into my suggestion about the show's relationship with imagination and cruelty. When Jon Snow meets Daenerys Targaryen for the first time, it should be particularly apparent that the audience holds a specific role within the world of "The Queen's Justice."
Neither Jon nor Daenerys have the creativity to imagine what the other could be—at least, not without the pomp and circumstance that follows the respective king and queen in the form of advisors and amusingly untrimmed introductions. However, the audience transcends the limited imaginations of Daenerys and Jon—we have lived with their characters for far too long to call them "the Mad King's daughter" and a "northern fool" respectively.
We exist, in a certain way, in the transient state beyond imagination; we have picked up, like Bran, the pieces of a past narrative and placed them into the imagined whole that we call the world of "Game of Thrones." One can hope that cruelty will not become part of our own narratives. But perhaps that is the pleasure of watching—and not living—"The Queen's Justice."
—Staff writer Aziz B. Yakub can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The Walking Dead Rosita & Father Gabriel Minimates Series 8 2 Pack
With the hit comic series expanding in new, shocking directions, and a new TV series on the air, there's never been a better time to be a Walking Dead fan! This all-new assortment of comic-based Minimates mini-figures spans the time-jump, featuring "New Beginning"-era Carl with Sophia, "All-Out War"-era Rosita with Father Gabriel, old Hilltop leader Gregory with a Forest Zombie, and a rare, one-per-case two-pack of new Hilltop leader Maggie Greene with a Forest Zombie! Each 2-inch Minimates mini-figure has 10-14 points of articulation and features fully interchangeable parts and accessories.


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Anodized aluminum is a durable, corrosion-resistant, electrochemically processed surface. The finish on anodized aluminum clipboards, consisting of stylish silver, gold, or black, becomes part of the board itself, so the finish doesn't crack or peel. For added styling, the aluminum surface may feature a brushed or polished topping.
The traditional, iconic use of metal clipboards comes from the medical profession, with practitioners using them to hold charts and to jot down notes for patient care and treatment. Many of the hard writing surfaces are "over-bed" style, with a 1.25-inch offset bracket that hangs over the rails of patient beds or on clip holders at the ends of the beds. These aluminum clipboards are lightweight, and more importantly, are easy to clean and sterilize for use in medical offices or hospitals.
Many professionals require writing platforms with secure clips for attaching papers and documents as they move from one working venue to another. Professionals need a way to write notes or refer to documents in the field and to keep them securely in place as they prepare the documents. These people include EMT and law enforcement professionals, teachers and coaches, contractors and surveyors, and municipal and utility workers. Students and others who attend lectures and meetings also find metal clipboards essential for venues without tabletops.
Metal clipboards hold different amounts of paper documents
Clipboards made of aluminum have one of two types of holding clips. One is a low-profile clip that holds up to 50 sheets of paper and provides a sleek writing plane. The other is a high-capacity clip holding twice that amount. Each clip consists of tension-mounted springs that are easy to maneuver in order to slide papers on and off the board, while also providing the holding power to keep documents intact, even in the most awkward positions. Medical and field clipboards are available in standard chart, document, and paper sizes, including 8.5 x 12 inches and 9 x 13 inches.
Some students and professionals use storage clipboards as "mini desks" with inner compartments for holding paper and writing implements and outer layers with clips for writing surfaces. Others also have to carry books, large supplies, and bulkier items in backpacks, totes, or carrying cases, so they need narrower metal clipboards for greater convenience. These portable clipboards also come in memo-size models to save even more space in carrying bags.
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Beautiful babe Chris Pratt is gracing the cover of GQ's June issue, and as part of their cover shoot, Pratt got drunk on whiskey and decided to host a little Acting 101 class.
After downing a few Fireball shots, Pratt revealed his top tips for how to act your way out of a terrifying or awkward situation.
When in a scary as hell situation, just be true to how you feel. Be scared as shit:
When you're caught in an ~illegal~ situation, maybe be slightly less than truthful:
When you totally screwed up, do some Jedi mind tricks:
But if all else fails, just try to work out and not get sunburned:
Watch the entire hilarious acting lesson in the clip below:
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This is the second year I've had the pleasure of photographing Valerie and her two awesome boys! This year we went for one of my ideas, to play at the local playground. And it was great. We met at the Taneytown Memorial Park in Taneytown, MD. Her boys got to show their spirit, take breaks, jump back into photos, take more breaks, get dirty, and run around… it was perfect! They were so engaged and happy to just have a good time and we all had a lovely afternoon.
I love when clients, especially with young kids, elect to center their photos around an activity… the playground, hiking, pumpkin picking, Christmas tree cutting, or other DIY activities are a great way to keep your kids focused and super happy! Have you tried an activity family session? Please do, it's so fun!!


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Are you eligible to apply for an ENF Legacy Award?
- Are you the child or grandchild (or step-child, step-grandchild, or legal ward) of a living Elk who joined the order on or before April 1, 2016, or a charter member of a Lodge that was instituted on or after April 1, 2016? Your Elk sponsor must also be a paid-up member through March 31, 2019. Great-grandchildren are not eligible. If your parent and grandparent are both Elk members, you should apply through the parent's Elks Lodge.
- Are you a high school senior?
- Are you planning to attend an accredited U.S. school, college or university? (Note: Applicants from Guam, Panama, Puerto Rico and the Philippines may apply Legacy Awards toward schools, colleges or universities in their respective homes.)
- Do you plan to take the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) or the American College Test (ACT) by December 31, 2018?
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We all face challenges in life and the goal with my firm is to embrace them and move past them with each practice I assist in transitioning. The practices that I have been a part of has shown me they all have their own uniqueness and that is what I love about my job! All I do is help you unlock your potential and improve atmosphere, staff and overall dental functionality in your practice.
If you are one of the many practices out there that need some additional direction from a consultant then I am ready to help. So lets work together to embrace your practice's abilities and find what works for you and let's get moving forward.
I decided to start my firm because I saw a need of helping others in the dental community. I have been very fortunate to work with a lot of people in and outside the dental field. With that being said, what I witnessed showed me that we all need help and advice. Sometimes the advice is needed from an outside source. That is where I am available for my clients …. Read More
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In the spring of 2020, I will be offering a two-day workshop in Experiential Interpretation. Thinking ahead to the course, I've been spending a fair bit of time researching and pondering what that actually means. Interpretation is experiential when the interpreter uses a recognizable activity as the structure of the program, and imposes passive listening on the audience less than 10% of the time. It […]Continue reading
Freelance Dreams
This is a continuation of last week's column in which I address some of the questions I couldn't fully answer during my workshop Interpretation and the Gig Economy at the National Association for Interpretation's national workshop in Denver. What advice would you give to a seasonal employee who is still developing their resume and to eventually be in a position to be freelance? There are […]Continue reading
Interpretation and the Gig Economy
This week I had the pleasure of presenting at the National Association for Interpretation's national conference in Denver, CO. For the first time, I gathered questions in real-time using an interactive online tool (sli.do). It was good fun, but I wasn't able to answer all the questions in a one-hour session. Over the next few weeks, I will answer the questions I received, starting with… […]Continue reading
VERSUS: Debate Club meets Wrestle Mania
Welcome to my new series, Innovators. With this project I'm hoping to highlight people who are pushing the boundaries of interpretation, science communication, and educational visitor experience. And I'm pretty excited to feature, as the first instalment in the series, something about which you may have only dreamed until now: cabaret for total science nerds, otherwise known as VERSUS, brought to you by Dustin Growick, […]Continue reading
Interpretive Planning: Spice Girls Edition
I'm an interpretive planner and visitor experience consultant, and when I start a new project with a client, we spend a fair bit of time identifying goals. We often start with a blank-slate, blue-sky approach: "So! What are we trying to achieve here?" But the more I do this goal-setting business, it occurs to me that in our line of work, there's only so many […]Continue reading
Four Hard Questions
Before you start developing your visitor experience product Why here? The first question asks you to evaluate your product concept against your heritage destination's essence of place. Why on earth should that program, exhibit, facility, viewpoint, whatever be here? How does it honour this place and bring it to life? We are in the business of connecting people to place. We are not in the […]Continue reading
Where is your strategic iconic photography?
Part of the work I do in visitor experience planning involves defining essence of place—those heritage values, tangible and intangible, that define your site. It's a fun exercise but it can be a little bit abstract at first: what exactly is a tangible heritage value, anyway? A great place to start is simply by asking workshop participants to find six iconic images of their heritage […]Continue reading
Crafting a Visitor Journey
What is a visitor journey? A visitor journey is an interpretive planning tool that outlines what the visitor sees and does in your proposed visitor experience. It's closely related to the 'user story' that software and app developers use: before you get into the nuts and bolts of coding (or in our case, writing and designing) you first make sure the product makes sense from […]Continue reading
Nature, Travel, and Being Canadian
(This is the text from my presentation to the Nature Conservancy of Canada's Nature Talks series, which I delivered in Calgary on November 7, 2018 on behalf of Toque and Canoe. Text and images by Don Enright.) I'd like to thank the Nature Conservancy of Canada for inviting me to speak on behalf of Toque and Canoe this evening, and I'd like to acknowledge respectfully that […]Continue reading
What is a Visitor Experience Product?
In the tourism or visitor experience sector, the term "product" is used broadly. It refers to anything you offer to your public, in which they might invest money or time. Note that in this sense, we don't differentiate between products and services, the way one might elsewhere in the business sector. Our products often are services, or a combination of a physical product and a […]Continue reading


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This photograph shows a children's swan float in the Kaffir Corn Carnival Parade in El Dorado, Kansas. A Knight of Mapira, organizers of the carnival, can be seen wearing a fez in the left center of the picture. St. Luke's Hospital and other buildings along the north side of West Central Avenue are in the background. This publication was funded in part by the National Historical Publications and Records Commission through the Kansas State Historical Records Advisory Board.
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ICOs Join to Establish $100 mln Fund
February 19, 2018
For the first time ever half a dozen of ICO-companies have gathered to establish a new fund that is planning to pay over 100 mln dollars for promising projects in the Ethereum cryptocurrency environment.
The fund itself called Ethereum Community Fund (ECF) will be backed by cryptocurrency projects Omise Go, Cosmos, Golem, Maker and Raiden as well as by the Japanese VC Global Brain. Other projects, however, may also participate which means the fund level to grow in due course.
These are notable crypto space members with OMG having the highest coin market capitalization of $1.6 bln, Golem making $360 mln and Maker about $640 mln while Raiden and Cosmos being highly rated from technical side.
The project's precise range is still not quite clear yet initial investments sum has made up over $100 mln in fiat, Ether and other tokens. The funds are to be distributed via grants (not exchanged for assets or tokens) which will be given to the projects, services and businesses that are considered to facilitate the Ethereum community.
"This program will be established as a permanent financial endowment to support and aid projects in building crucial open-source infrastructure, tooling, and applications", as the fund's website runs.
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More than 20 years ago Oliver Maurice set off on a 285-mile walk to highlight the special places in the North East which were cared for by the National Trust.
Accompanied by two colleagues and Northumberland film-maker Charles Bowden, Oliver walked the boundaries of the trust's Northumbria region.
The trek started at The Leas in South Shields, then the County Durham coast, Alston, Hadrian's Wall and the Cheviot Hills and the Northumberland coast back to Newcastle.
Now on Monday, having just celebrated his 70th birthday, Oliver is on the march again.
He will be tacking the English Way – a pilgrimage route in northern Spain.
And once again the aim will be to raise awareness- and funds - for the conservation principles and values covering the natural and built heritage embraced by the National Trust.
These have been central to Oliver's life since the 1970s, when he started work for the trust as a land agent in the Lake District.
From 1984-92, he was trust regional director for Northumbria.
During that time, the trust bought five miles of County Durham coastline when collieries were still tipping waste on to the beaches.
"The beaches were black but we took the view that when the collieries stopped, once again there would be a beautiful coastline," says Oliver.
Also under his guidance, the trust launched its inner-city project, based in Walker in Newcastle.
The aim was to take youngsters into the countryside who would otherwise not have such experiences.
A group of older people, the Walker Walkers, were also part of the project.
At the same time the Armstrong energy project was set up at Cragside in Northumberland and what had been Lord Armstrong's private garden was acquired.
Oliver then became regional director for the North West, retiring in 2002. But that did not mean he was finished with the cause.
He set himself up as a heritage consultant and offered his expertise, on a voluntary basis, to countries who wanted to develop or establish their own National Trust-style organisations.
Oliver helped launch the Bali Heritage Trust and also travelled to places such as Fiji, Malta and Barbados to nurture trust-based bodies.
He also found time for voluntary work with a number of other organisations, including the chairmanship of the Lake District's Grizedale Arts and the Lake District Tourism and Conservation Partnership.
Oliver also attended the meetings of the international conference of national trusts, which are held every two years in a different country.
In 2007, at the Delhi conference, the International National Trusts Organisation (INTO) was founded and Oliver was asked to be voluntary director of membership.
"It is an umbrella body for national trusts around the world and also works to help establish and trusts where they don't exist," says Oliver. INTO now has 65 members.
Oliver will be joined on his walk on Monday by wife Debbi and INTO representatives.
They will walk the route taken by English pilgrims from Ferrol, on the north coast of Spain, to the cathedral at Santiago de Compostela.
The route is being promoted by INTO member Tesouros de Galicia.
The 120km walk's aims are to raise awareness of the English Way, which offers a mix of art, history, culture, natural beauty and gastronomy, the work of Tesouros de Galicia which is INTO's only Spanish member organisation, and to raise funds for and awareness of INTO.
Oliver says: "For many years I have wanted to walk one of the Pilgrims' Ways to Santiago de Compostela and as I was approaching my 70th birthday I decided to celebrate the occasion by doing so.
"We have been working closely with one of our newer members, Tesouros de Galicia who are putting together the detailed programme for the Walk."


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Lincoln County Public Defender Dylan Frehner will step into the role of District Attorney in January 2019, following his election to the position in the June primary.
Now the task begins of finding a new public defender, and speaking to the July 2 meeting of the Board of County Commissioners, Frehner suggested the county choose a person as soon as possible before Jan. 1.
Current Assistant District Attorney Franklin Katschke has expressed interest in the position, as has Shain Manuel, of Ely, who has been serving as public defender when conflicts arise.
District Attorney Daniel Hooge explained that ?when a case involves multiple defendants, that one attorney [Frehner] can?t represent multiple people because sometimes their defenses conflict. So then a second attorney is called in for those cases.? Manuel has been that person lately.
Judge Gary Fairman of the 7th Judicial District Court, told the board keeping the public defender based in Lincoln County, as Frehner has been for the past eight years, has been a great service. He said it allows immediate provision of counsel. ?It has helped with respect to right-to-counsel issues, especially in our jurisdiction. It has provided stability with regards to defense representation and has made representation more accessible to defendants.? In short, Fairman said, ?The system is working very well.?
And because the system is working as well as it is, Frehner suggested it would be beneficial for the board to look at splitting the public defender contract into two and providing for two attorneys. He again stated the importance of keeping the service handled by local attorneys.
Katschke also said he feels the county is in need of more legal representation.
Commissioner Kevin Phillips suggested Katschke modify his proposal as public defender to include possible cost overages as well as any amounts under the contract and bring those numbers back to the July 16 meeting.
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McDonald's holding job fair in Gainesville | News
GAINESVILLE, Ga. -- McDonald's will hold a job fair to fill 200 part-time positions at its restaurants in Buford, Gainesville and Oakwood.
The event will be Thursday, Sept. 3, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the Georgia Department of Labor's Gainesville Career Center.
McDonald's needs employees to work in the restaurants' grills, lobbies and service areas. It is also hiring part-time managers to work at hourly rates.
Applicants must dress professionally for the career fair. A work history is not required, and salaries depend on experience. Employees can be as young as 16 if they have work permits.
Visit gdol.ga.gov for more information.
The Gainesville Career Center is located at 2756 Atlanta Highway.


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Title: South Africa, The Colors of a Dream
Location: South Africa
Date: 04/2018
Editor: Federico Picci, Daniele Cagnazzo
Music: John Heath
"I can feel its heart beating.. a vigorous heart beat, that has been pulsing for million of years..
I breathe in the red land of the continent, blown by the strong southern wind.. I walk on the lonely path, inebriated by the scent of the vineyards and the loneliness of an endless journey.
I am lost beyond the blue, letting go of my soul to the impetuous sound of the ocean and to its strength, as the time slowly passes by in this remote corner of the world.
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- Markets are supposed to balance risk and reward. The problem is that humans are not very good at seeing risk.
- Humans use storytelling to share ideas. Very often one version of a story will become dominant. It does not matter whether the version of the story is true. If the story is about a really bad event, everyone will know the story. Economists call this a "dominant narrative."
- A dominant narrative may make investors misprice risk. The most dramatic economic event of modern times was the 2008 financial credit crunch. Everyone "knows" that greed, spending, and too much debt led to the crisis. The story tends to add that debt is sinful. (A very similar story exists for the 1920s).
- This story shapes investors' fears today. Investors focus, perhaps too much, on debt levels. Everyone "knows" debt was (in the story) the sinful cause of everything that went wrong in 2008. Thus, debt today must be a risk. But debt today is different from debt ten years ago. There is more government but less private debt. The new risks for investors do not get the attention they should. The story of today's risks is not properly being told.