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A powerful partnership in scientific research; College of the Atlantic lauds $18.4M workforce training grant at MDI Biological Laboratory today
BAR HARBOR, Maine — The receipt of $18.4 million in grant funding from the National Institutes of Health to MDI Biological Laboratory represents "reverse brain drain" that will strengthen biomedical research and workforce training in Maine while continuing to provide unparalleled research opportunities to College of the Atlantic students.
At an event at 12:30 p.m. Monday today at the MDIBL research campus in Bar Harbor, representatives of several institutions will talk about how the new $18.4 million in funds from the Maine IDeA Network for Biomedical Research Excellence (INBRE) program will support research fellowships that lead to high quality, high-paying scientific research jobs in Maine.
INBRE is an NIH-supported network of 13 Maine institutions in which COA has actively participated since 2002.
The goal of INBRE is to strengthen Maine's capacity to conduct cutting-edge biomedical research. Thanks to INBRE funds, more than 100 COA students have worked in classrooms and done research with investigators at MDIBL and the Jackson Laboratory in the past 13 years.
"Programs like INBRE go a long way toward building an innovation economy in Maine," said College of the Atlantic President Darron Collins '92. "This new grant will extend the groundbreaking work at MDIBL. It will strengthen the bond among great MDI research institutions. And it will provide Maine a conduit of great young scientific talent from colleges like COA."
INBRE funds have allowed COA undergraduates to interact with scientists at The Jackson Laboratory and MDI Biological Laboratory, and guest faculty members from these laboratories enrich COA courses by leading hands-on instruction, including techniques in molecular genetics and developmental biology, Collins said.
"The experience has definitely provided me with knowledge and skills that would aid with furthering my education," said Roshni Mangar '15, a COA student and 2014 INBRE participant who studied the effects of pro-oxidant chemicals on the development of zebrafish while on an INBRE-funded fellowship at MDIBL this summer.
Paul Smith '11, went on to become a research associate at the Flatley Discovery Laboratory in Charlestown, Mass., working to conduct drug discovery research in an attempt to cure cystic fibrosis.
"My education at COA coupled with my INBRE training in genomics, bioinformatics, and traditional mammalian genetics made adapting and learning the principles of medicinal and medical chemistry, high-throughput cell-based fluorescent screening, cell culture, and drug discovery easy," Smith said in an update e-mailed to the college. "INBRE builds scientific intuition through partnership and mentoring, not just cutting-edge science training."
COA has used INBRE funding to add modern on-campus genetic laboratory components in cellular and molecular biology, genetics, and biochemistry. COA also has upgraded computer laboratory facilities for classes in introductory cellular and molecular biology, biochemistry, statistics, calculus, and programming.
"At COA, 17% of our students are from Maine but over 30% remain in this great state," Collins said. "We are a perfect example of reverse brain drain, and INBRE has been an important engine behind that."
Collins will detail the career paths of some of the 100-plus College of the Atlantic students who have benefited from INBRE funding, at an event at 12:30 p.m. Monday, Aug. 4 at the MDIBL research campus in Bar Harbor.
Yuka Takemon, a 2014 College of the Atlantic graduate and current Jackson Laboratory research assistant, will also be on hand to talk about the benefits of INBRE.
College of the Atlantic was founded in 1969 on the premise that education should go beyond understanding the world as it is, to enabling students to actively shape its future. A leader in experiential education and environmental stewardship, COA has pioneered a distinctive interdisciplinary approach to learning—human ecology—that develops the kinds of creative thinkers and doers needed by all sectors of society in addressing the compelling and growing needs of our world. For more, visit http://www.coa.edu.


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A few shots from the opening of the Open, 2nd August 2019… running at Williamson Art Gallery until 15th September.
A few shots from the opening of the Open, 2nd August 2019… running at Williamson Art Gallery until 15th September.
Williamson Art Gallery will host Wirral Society of Arts 9th Open Exhibition between 3rd August & 15th September 2019. Two pieces of mine will be involved here: 'Fields at Brimstage' and 'The North Lodge Thornton Hough'.
The Fields of Arrowe were named after the families that once farmed them….
If you are able to get along to the Williamson Art Gallery in Birkenhead, you will be able to catch the annual Open Art & Photography Exhibition 2018. It's a strong showing all round and I'm very pleased to be amongst the exhibitors this year with two pieces.
The exhibition is open Wednesday – Sunday 10am – 5pm and runs until 6th May. More details here: https://williamsonartgallery.org/portfolio/williamson-open-2018/
A selection of my historic Port Sunlight scenes are now available as limited edition prints.
This is quite possibly a one off print run so limited indeed. There are five scenes available and they are available to view over at the 'Prints & Postcards' page.
They measure 20 x 25 cm and each one will come individually hand signed and numbered.
As the original paintings are now all sold this is a chance to grab the next best thing.
Very pleased to write that I will be exhibiting 'Study from the back bedroom window, Wood Green' at this year's Royal Society of British Artists Annual Exhibition (the society's 300th annual show) which runs from 22nd March to 1st April, 10am to 5pm at the Mall Galleries in central London.
The painting was executed from Palace Gates Road in North London, and looks North East across Bounds Green during summer 2016.
Very much looking forward to seeing the show now! my first London exhibition. Stuart.
I loved painting the fields of Irby. They are old fields, and I have a deep attachment to them. They have names like Meckansedge and Old Smores. They are the space between my home village of Greasby, and the village where my grandmother lived in a road called Heathbank Avenue, on the edge of the heath. One of my earliest memories is jumping off the Crosville bus on Mill Lane and breaking from my mother, I ran into the wheat with a boy from the playgroup called Mathew Whitham… it was 1986. These were the same fields in which I cut my teeth as a painter.
These are the fields that lie on the edge of suburban Irby, to the north of the current centre of the village. They sit between two ancient highways and are spilt down the middle by Mill Lane – Sandy Lane is to the west and Limbo Lane to the east. Limbo Lane is supposed to be part of the Roman road linking Chester with the then sea port at Meols. Sandy Lane is even older, linking the farming communities of Thurstaston with Greasby.
It was here in the 1980s that a series of suburban gardens to the west of Mill Lane became the focus of a study which revealed them to be an archaeological site with a long history of human settlement.
In the early 1980s curators at Liverpool Museum were shown a near complete Roman pot which had been discovered in said garden during a 'Dig for Victory' campaign during the second world war and been kept in a powdered milk tin for the past 40 years. Whilst I was hoping on and off of buses and gleefully running through the summer wheat on one side of the road, on the other side a site was dug out by archaeologists from National Galleries & Museums on Merseyside and between 1987 and 1996 they found evidence of a long sequence of occupation from Mesolithic, Bronze Age, Iron Age, Romano-British, early medieval and later medieval periods.
Irby had previously produced evidence of Romano-British activity after broaches and coins had been found in the area and in neighbouring villages. More Roman shards had been discovered in the same field to the north of the excavated site in November 1988 and a group of about 10 4th-century Roman coins were found buried together in the field boundary sometime later.
This is to the west of the site in the same field, known as Smoores. Sandy Lane, the old road from Thurstaston to Greasby sits behind the trees here. This was a glorious day, 23rd July 2010. I painted two oil sketches, this being the second, before retiring to the Irby Mill pub for a well-earned pint.
No Irby Mill in those days, but the site lies near the top of one of several sandstone ridges that cut along the Wirral Peninsular and on the slopes of the ridge the soil drains well and would have been easy to cultivate as well as to erect building structures in. The chance to exploit the local sandstone and other minerals would also have been a factor in the choice of location and may be one reason for the longevity of the occupation.
Time and time again…
Most of these paintings were done on a piece of the heath that sits alongside Limbo Lane to the east of the site. The field seemed to have been neglected and being uncultivated had a peace about it. The light was fantastic and it was a wide expanse in which to catch some great skyscapes and sunsets. It this quiet corner of Wirral the presence of the past is strong and I always try to lock into that 'haven't we been here before' feeling and attempt to bridge the divide with those people lost in the mists of time that farmed the earth and made this land their home millennia ago.
Along with my personal affection for the area, these paintings were in some small way an effort to convey a sense of peace and continuity in these unassuming but as it turns out, very important group of fields.
Anyone interested in learning more about the Irby settlement can find it here http://www.archaeologyuk.org/cbanw/CBANW_ANW_1998_64-73.pdf
Having spent many years pouring over John Contable's work, in particular his Hampstead era landscapes and oil sketches – some of which I consider to be his finest works – last weekend I took the opportunity to explore his old stomping ground in North London.
Some background…
Despite the fact that Constable will forever be associated with Suffolk, that area of the county now labelled 'Constable Country', the artist spent a large proportion of his professional years based in London.
Like most professional artists of his time, Constable needed a base in London to negotiate with prospective buyers. After his marriage in 1816, he established a home at 76 Charlotte Street, Bloomsbury (now demolished), and then every summer from 1819 to 1826 rented a house at Hampstead for his family. During these periods he would let out part of the Charlotte Street property and would later remark that he was 'three miles' door to door – can have a message in an hour – and can always get away from idle callers – and above all see nature and unite town and country life'.
Hampstead Village was at that time part of Middlesex, outside the city. Constable originally arranged these summer migrations to improve the health of his wife and children, but he soon found plenty of subjects to paint. The family moved there more permanently in 1827. This first blog post deals with the area the west of the village centre, and West Heath.
Lower Terrace Number 2 Lower Terrace is the house the family stayed at in the summers of 1821 and 1822. The road is close to the centre of the village, and overlooks West Heath.
I remember this painting appeared in one of the first Constable books I owned, 'The Essential Constable', which included a broad mix of works not always featured it more serious study's of the artist – some of which had dubious attribution as I recall – but it also included some of the paintings that I would grow to love.
Note that the left hand edge of the painting is unfinished, and has been folded back at some point.
Judges Walk After moving out to Hampstead, Constable renewed his practice of oil sketching and many of his famous 'Sky studies' were done at this time. Behind Lower Terrace is 'Judges Walk', then known as 'Prospect Walk'. From here views towards Harrow could be obtained and Constable painted many scenes looking west from this elevated position. The two intense and vibrent evening scenes below are thought to have both been painted on 31st October 1821. Both feature figures enjoying the view, the second of which may even be the Constable family themselves. The artist wrote to his friend John Fisher on 3rd November:
'The last day of Octr was lovely so much so that I could not paint for looking – my wife was walking with me all the middle of the day on the beautiful heath. I made two evening effects'.
Branch Hill Pond Judges Walk looks out over Branch Hill Pond, which featured in many of Constable's standard Hampstead compositions as well as oil sketches.
This is his first known dated oil of a Hampstead subject, painted on canvas at the end of October 1819. Constable would go on to repeat variations of this view until 1836 ('Hampstead Heath with a Rainbow' in the Tate collection).
This painting includes some brilliant impasto work dispatched with the palette knife.
Difficult to obtain the exact view, and probably taken from a slightly different angle to the right, but this shows the hollow where Branch Hill Pond once sat, looking west towards Harrow. The house to the left through the trees, The Chestnuts, on Branch Hill was once lived in by the American singer and actor Paul Robeson during the late 1920s.
The Grove With a flat roof resembling the quarter deck of a man-of-war, the house called 'The Grove' was occupied in the early nineteenth century by a former lieutenant of the navy, Fountain North. North had had the house altered, and is said to have fired cannon on special occasions.
Constable made several views of this property from different angles. The painting here shows the house as seen from Lower Terrace, almost across the road from number 2. The house is little altered and the same view can be obtained today. It is sometimes referred to as 'Admiral's House' having been renamed that in 1917, in the mistaken belief that Admiral Mathew Barton had lived there. The painting was known as the 'Romantic House' amongst Constable's children.
Very pleased to announce that my first solo exhibition will take place at Domby Gallery in Southport between 14th May and 25th June. The exhibition will feature a selection of my Wirral landscapes along with river scenes painted on both banks of the Mersey.
The special preview and drinks will take place at the gallery between 6pm – 8pm on Saturday 14th May.
Please see the Domby Gallery website for further details.
It has been a great start to the New Year as I'm embarking on a new commission to create a piece of Wirral history.
This year is the bicentenary of the first steamer that ran on the River Mersey between Liverpool and Eastham on Wirral, The Princess Charlotte. Sketches and lithographs of the boat featured in 19th Century newspapers and literature but it has never been properly depicted in colour before. To create the painting I'll be working off these old prints, along with sketches I made at Eastham in 2012 / 13. Having spent many hours absorbing the landscape and river, I'm really excited by the prospect of depicting a stretch of the Mersey coastline I really love!
The painting will go on display for the first time at the Wirral History & Heritage Fair at Birkenhead Town Hall on Saturday 12th March. Check back in a month to see the finished work, and if you can make it down on the 12th – see you there. Stuart

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For as long as I remember, we have been trying to have some sort of meetup. It is totally not cool that the greatest state of the United States of America has not had an official meetup. Let's fix that!
Introducing Chipotle Culivate Dallas/Fort Worth:
Basically, the festival has free music, free chef demos, and some other free stuff. The only cost would be food and of course transportation/lodging.
One of the problems with trying to get something together for Texas was getting a date, a location, and what to do. With this festival we have a date/time (Oct. 18th from 11a to 7p) and something to do. DFW or Lake Carolyn, where the festival is located, is a ways travel for most of us(including me) so I know planning ahead is key here. I
All we need is a concrete time and people who say they will go. Hopefully you will join me because I'm going regardless (Even if work denies my vacation request).
Will be bumping this throughout the month to remind everyone. Sharing across Kinjas I have privileges to because I know there are a lot of Texas people who would want to meet up.


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Thank you! ✨💖✨
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I really noticed a subtle shift for me from the focus on 'coaching' to 'sharing' this W/e. I've noticed that feeling before, less urgency in walking beside someone at their own pace and figuring it out together, as opposed to running out in front and trying to desperately drag them along with you. I've seen this before, but it really hit home this we. Sorry I couldn't make all of it but really enjoyed and lovely to see so many gorgeous faces, old and new. It's a wonderful project this Jamie. Really filling a gap I think. Thank you, and to everyone! Xxx.
Susie Spens
Thanks for a really good weekend, Jamie and all you lovely people who participated. This morning I met a new client, filled with insights from the weekend, and with an open mind without any agenda. Something nice happened that cannot be described. Time stayed, my body was filled with love and I was moved with tears in my eyes. My client shined like a sun, she had seen something that is imaginative and indescribable.
Wow. A great hug from me to you!
Hans Åkersten
What first generation 3P Trainer Cathy Casey says…
What I love about Jamie's programme is he kind of kind of spreads the whole thing out and I got really excited because I saw all the phases I went through and then I saw all the programs I've designed over the years to talk about all those different things that he has kind of put out in this lovely colour chart and so to me it just gives you a better sense of it. Again, I went through all of those milestones.
Cathy Casey, 1st generation 3 Principles trainer
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10 things you should know about the SLRC : Part 2
The SLRC provides access to resources that you can't find using Google.
A large proportion of information available on the internet is 'hidden' in password protected sites that normal search engines can't access. But just because Google can't access them, doesn't mean you can't – the SLRC subscribes to a number of databases in order to give you access to a huge amount of this 'hidden' information. See our Digital Resources page for a list of databases you can use to get the edge on your assignments.
You can ask us a question at any time of the day or night.
Simply fill in the contact form on our Ask a Librarian page. We might not respond immediately (especially if it's at a time when most normal people are tucked up in bed) but we will do our best to provide you with an answer as soon as we can. So next time you need a book recommendation, have a question about referencing, or need help finding that elusive piece of information for an assignment – don't be shy, just ask us!
You can search for more than just books using our online catalogue.
Got an assignment coming up? Search our online catalogue for books, websites AND ClickView videos on your topic. It's easy – simply click on 'Keyword' search, type your subject in the search box, then select the type of resource you require using the 'By Collection' dropdown menu (e.g. Weblinks, Clickview Recordings, etc.).
You can borrow and download eBooks for free from our eBook Library.
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For more information, or if you own an eReader (such as Sony or Kobo), please read the step-by-step guides, or see an SLRC staff member for assistance.
You can watch a range of feature films (as well as educational videos) for free using your ClickView account.
Did you know that every student in the school already has a ClickView account? So all you need to do to access to some great movies, including Harry Potter, Matilda, and the Hunger Games, is to sign in – simply use your normal short school username (for example, 19omel) and normal school password. It is easiest to access ClickView from the CONEQT or SEQTA portal, or from the Digital Resources page of the SLRC website.
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Planning a summer vacation? Don't forget game plan to keep from getting sick this travel season
Unexpected virus, illness could cut a trip short this summer
With children wrapping up the school year, parents are planning summer vacations but they should also be taking steps to prevent a vacation viruses from cutting their trip short.
No one wants sickness to ruin their trip or summer vacation.
However, Dr. Brenda Powell, a travel health specialist at Cleveland Clinic, said it is not difficult for someone to get sick when they travel.
"So, you're planning this wonderful vacation, yet it's very stressful. You are worried about things, making arrangements, and that compromises or hurts your immune system. And then when you finally do travel you're not sleeping well. You're crossing time zones, you're sleeping in new places, traveling at odd hours of the day, and that's also very hard on the immune system," said Powell.
Powell recommends travelers staying hydrated, something that many metro Detroiters said they try to do.
"I drink a lot of water, you know, when I'm traveling you know. I just came back from Texas and it was very hot," said Sharon Abbott, a traveler.
Diet is also an important port of staying healthy while traveling. Travelers should include lots of vitamins in their diet before traveling, especially vitamins A and C, which help boost your immune system.
"I eat a lot of fruits and vegetables, I'll bring sanitizer with me," said metro Detroiter Lora Corcini
Powell also recommends hand sanitizers.
"You may not be able to wash your hands when you want to. So, if you can't get to soap and water when you have to have clean hands, you can use your hand sanitizer. The other is even though you have the opportunity to wash your hands with soap and water, you're still touching many things that other people have touched also and that's how you can somehow be exposed to bacteria or viruses," said Powell.
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Music has Charms to sooth a savage Breast,
To soften Rocks, or bend a knotted Oak.
I've read, that things inanimate have mov'd,
And, as with living Souls, have been inform'd,
By magic numbers and persuasive Sound. ~William Congreve
To say this is a hot summer in the south of France is an understatement. We are at the Festival de Musique de la Vallée du Cougain, near the town of Limoux and the daytime temperature is around 37 degrees Centigrade (98 F) and humid as well. We are sponsoring, through the charity Young Virtuosi, classical music concerts in six village churches over seven days.
The bad news is the concerts are in small, stone Medieval churches with now open windows and zero air conditioning. The good news is the performances don't start until 9pm, a time when most of the south of France emerges from their houses after a very hot afternoon.
So imagine, a small stone church, filled to capacity with 100 people, and the outside temperature now having dropped to 33 C (91F), with no moving air inside the church.
After a rather long introductory speech by the village mayor and having being seated for the past 20 minutes, the crowd is madly fanning themselves with the programs, murmuring just loud enough to register annoyance, children fidgeting and pleading to go home. Somehow it seems to be getting hotter and hotter.
And then four young musicians mount the makeshift stage in front of the altar, arrange their music on the stands, quietly tune and pause. They begin Mozart's Piano Quartet. Suddenly, the hot, stuffy, sweaty room is transformed, as if a cool spring breeze suddenly swept down from the vestibule. No more coughing adults. No more complaining children. No programs used as fans. No fidgeting. The people didn't just magically disappear, instead they were magically, and musically, transfixed.
A sudden stillness of awe and wonder descended upon this small country crowd. For the past six years, on one very special day, the genius of Beethoven, Mozart, Ravel, Bridge, Brahms, Sarasate and Eunescu descends upon six small villages in the south of France, and magic happens.
Tight Lines . . .
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Edible Math... YUMMY!
I usually use a lot of food in my lessons, but this year with the kids' severe allergies, I have cut back a lot. Here are some things that I have used in the winter and spring:
In January we are working with data a lot - so many graphs, etc... I found this freebie from Smart Chick last year. It was easy to grab some candy necklaces over at Winco in their bulk aisle (I think 15 cents each), and this makes for a fun Friday.
For Valentines, I usually give each student a box of conversation hearts and they find the fractions for the different colors. The below sheet is located over on this post from last year.
For St. Patrick's Day I scoop a bunch of cereal into baggies and give them to my students with a tag that "I am so LUCKY to have you in my class". They then use the cereal for this math project by Fifth in the Middle.
Skittles Math (Easter Party)
Teaching with a Mountain View has this Skittles Math that I used last year for my Easter party. It works with probability, fractions, etc.
I love this time of year with so many review options. :)
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GRAHAM � A Graham man was sentenced to five years in prison Wednesday for a shooting at a Haw River bar that injured four people.
Haw River police responded at 2:09 a.m. Sept. 25 to Jet Sports Bar, 1003 W. Main St., to reports that four people had been shot.
Avery Clay Parker II, 20, of 726 I Ivey Road, Graham, turned himself in to police several days later on four counts of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill inflicting serious injury.
During a hearing Wednesday in Superior Court, Parker pleaded guilty in the shooting and also to charges involving a string of break-ins and thefts in 2012.
In exchange for the pleas, the state dismissed three assault charges, two marijuana-related charges, and possession-of-stolen-goods and misdemeanor traffic-related charges.
Superior Court Judge Paul Gessner of Wake County issued an active 67- to 93-month sentence � between five years, seven months and seven years, nine months � on the remaining shooting charge. Gessner consolidated charges of two counts of breaking and entering, two counts of larceny after breaking and entering, obtaining property by false pretense, larceny of a firearm and larceny of a motor vehicle into a suspended eight- to 19-month sentence with 92 days� credit for time served.
After his release from prison, Parker will be on 24 months� probation. He was ordered to pay $3,226 in restitution, as well as court costs and attorney fees during that time.


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This week, Ziylo flew across the Atlantic to attend the Diabetes Technology Meeting in Bethesda, Maryland. The conference brought together world-leading experts in the field of diabetes research to discuss the latest technological advances in diabetes treatment and management.
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TROY — For years, Jeff Buell's job was to entice business and developers to the city he loved. Now, with the purchase of 9 First St., his commitment has taken the form of brownstone and brick.
Buell and his business partner, Chris Colwell, announced Monday they bought the dilapidated building from the Troy Local Development Corp. for $10,000. They are hoping to raise another $500,000 from private investors to restore the neglected but structurally sound building. Once complete, it will house a restaurant on the first floor and loft apartments upstairs.
Buell, 33, was the city's spokesman and then economic development coordinator between 2003 and 2009, when he left the public sector to work for a developer, the United Group of Companies. He left the job this month to found his own company, MHC Development. Colwell, 29, is an Iraq veteran and Troy native. He is finishing his MBA at RPI this spring.
The four-story building went up during the Civil War in 1864. It was a bookbindery and then cut up into small apartments — an architectural tragedy, Buell said — before it was left vacant in 1996. The inside is a wreck —- there is a hole where the stairs used to be from the ground level to the upper floors. But Buell doesn't see the purchase as a risk.
"It's an 8,000-square-foot, relatively intact brownstone 100 steps from the Hudson," he said. "And it's a gorgeous building that deserves to be saved."
Buell also founded GSD Contracting, which is working with Vic Christopher and Heather LaVine to renovate 207 Broadway nearby, called the Clark House. It was built in 1876 as a hotel and boarding house that was home for nearly 50 years to The Tavern, a restaurant. GSD will do the work on 9 First St. as well. Years of neglect have saved architectural features Buell and Colwell want to show off — decorative columns, floor-to-ceiling arched windows, tin ceilings and other Victorian design details.
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$250K in jewelry reported stolen from rental car in Monroeville
Raj Dhanak says valuables were in car parked outside DoubleTree hotel
Monroeville police are investigating a reported quarter-million dollar Indian jewelry heist in which gold and diamond rings, earrings and necklaces were stolen from the trunk of a rented car in a suburban hotel's parking lot.
The victim, jewelry dealer Raj Dhanak, of Atlanta, told police it happened sometime between 11:45 Friday night and 10:30 Saturday morning in the lot outside the lobby of the Doubletree Hotel in Monroeville.
In photos: Jewelry stolen in Monroeville
"I started screaming. I started screaming at the top of my lungs. Everything in my body was completely numb. (I) could not think," Dhanak told WTAE Channel 4 Action News reporter Bob Mayo. "I was screaming again in the parking lot, 'God, please help me. What happened? What happened? What's going on?'"
Photos provided by Dhanak show some of the dozens of necklaces, rings, and earrings that are now gone. Dhanak said his heart sank when he saw what happened.
Whoever took the jewelry smashed the driver's side window, leaving shattered glass on the seat. With access inside, the thief apparently popped open the inside release for the trunk. Monroeville police and the Allegheny County crime lab processed the car and found blood from whoever broke the glass.
Dhanak came to Monroeville from a show in Ohio. He travels to Patel Brothers Grocery every week or two for his jewelry shows, and has done so for years.
Monroeville police Sgt. Rob McConnell indicated the investigation of the evidence is ongoing.
"It would indicate that this was targeted, that someone may have been following this victim and knew that he would have a large amount of jewelry with him," said McConnell.
As for why Dhanak didn't bring the jewelry inside the hotel, McConnell said, "His reply was that he thought it was safer to leave it in the car than to come across the parking lot and into the hotel carrying it."
Dhanak's message to Pittsburghers is, "Please help us. Please help us find this thing because our life, our family life, depends on it."
Anyone with information about the theft is being urged to contract Monroeville police.


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see my comment over on the Guardian Public Leaders Network
Month: June 2011
Public Pensions: unaffordable, or just unpopular with the Coalition?
David Cameron and his Lib Dem allies keep telling us that public sector pensions are "unaffordable". A pity then that the cross-party Public Accounts Committee (PAC), but Coalition MPs are in a majority, seems to think this is nonsense. In a report issued last month, the say the public sector pensions problem has already been stabilised: Continue reading
Why Greece is a Basket Case?
An excellent analysis over @ flipchartfairlytales which shows that the root of the Greek crisis is the failure of tax collection and the size of the shadow economy.
My comment was: Continue reading
Public Servants or Public Leaders?
David Cameron's remark that he sometimes felt like saying to our military chiefs "you do the fighting and I'll do the talking" has raised some interesting issues. Continue reading
Universal Credit Faces IT Problems – it's official
Back in November 2010, and again in January 2011, I made said that the Universal Credit reforms had insanely tight timescales for implementation, especially given the scale and complexity of the IT developments necessary to make it work – you can read the original posts here: Welfare Reform: It's the Implementation, Stupid and Great Train Wreck of 2013. And so it comes to pass. Continue reading
Public Service Reform White paper delayed…. Again
Jill Sherman reports in today's The Times (16 June 2011) that the Coalition government's long delayed public service reform White Paper has been delayed, again. Continue reading
Mis-Placing NHS Funds?
The NHS has traditionally been organized, like most public services, on the basis of place.
This has been both a control and a planning mechanism. It is a planning mechanism because it uses available information about the demographic and health profile of an area and seeks to match provision to need. It is also a control mechanism, that ensures that spending doesn't get out of control and that the distribution of resources is fair, in relation to need. Continue reading


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Well, Kevin Pritchard's recent article in Windsurfing Magazine discussed a
funny scenario, what if the winds at a particular event site are
unfavorable..do you move to another?? Well, since today was set up and Meet
the Pros we really couldn't move the event with the offshore winds blowing.
While the set up crew prepared the beach, most everyone headed to where the
NE winds HOWLED, Bayview Beach on Dennis's northern shoreline on Cape Cod
Bay (6 miles from the event site).
The day was very similar to a November Bayview sesh for many of us. A dreary
rain descended from the dark sky. Seasoned Cape Codders had hoods and dry
suits but the Bonaire Sailing Team came in surf shorts and t shirts. That
changed quickly as the bitter cold winds blew through the rigging scene.
Some had their own 3/2 wetsuits but most borrowed dive suits from a
Bonairean dive shop..the bright lime green legs and sleeves brought back
memories of
the Day Glo Days…
The average sail size was a 4.7 and the winds did howl. The water was
actually warmer than the air so missing jibes wasn't too painful.
The best part of the day was the Loopatorium. Matt Pritchard from Maui
showed his stuff while Jerry Evans, Jim Canniff and Fred Vetterlein were
amongst the many locals chucking forwards and pulling other aerial
maneuvers.. By far the cleanest and highest were often seen by Bonaire
superstar Tonky Frans. His brother Tati was not far behind and 16 year old
Javier Sint Jago from Aruba threw a few wowing the small crowd braving the
elements for this show.
The rock star Goddesses, Colette Guadagnino, Nori Hubbs and Karin Jaggi made
an appearance with Nori and Karin deciding to make it happen. They made the
best of the onshore backside wave sailing, pulling off some pretty
impressive maneuvers.
Our registration party was like out of a windsurf mag..pros from the
Caribbean, Europe, Maui and Canada were on hand. Jace Panebianco had a
contingent from Long Island. These youths had high energy and enthusiasm.
Peter Hart entertained us with his stories and wit. The food was super and
the drinks flowed thanks to Red Bull.
The day started cool but sunny with light winds from the NE. Not the
direction we had hoped for but the event commenced. Initially the winds were
about 10 offshore but suddenly the Wind Gods and Goddesses heard my plea.
Gusts from the SE sent white caps over Nantucket Sound just as Petra Kanz
and Daida Moreno duked it out in one of the Pro Women's heat. The crowd was
instantly energized and so the rest of the event progressed.
Everyone got a dose of winds in the 12-15+ range..sometimes more and
sometimes less but all in all it was a day filled with duck jibes, rail
rides, wormburnes, swayzes and even Bonairean Ro Mayer back to back reading
a Venus Swimwear Catalogue. The crowd LOVED it..
The day ended at the Red Bull Rave at Karl's Landmark. The food flowed and
later the entire crew danced wearing glow light necklaces til the late hours
to trance, house, hip hop and reggae. I left at 11:15 and the place was
still pumping.
If Windsurf and NOAA are correct, tomorrow promises to be a stellar day at
windy West Dennis Beach.


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Happy Rapture Eve, everyone! Since this is the first -- and last -- day-before-Rapture we've ever had, I bet a lot of you are scratching your heads as how to the heck one should celebrate. A lot of non-believers are planning "Rapture parties," aka "Judgment Day parties," aka just another day of drinking/cursing/fornicating for them. Stupid atheists. One group in Orange County -- aka Devil's County -- is even planning a "Masturbate-a-Thon," entitled "Arm(and Hand)-ageddon." If for some reason they don't go to hell on Saturday, they can rest assured that a warm and toasty spot will be waiting for them when their time comes.
Enough about the non-believers, though. What about the rest of us who are all packed and ready to rise to Jesus's Kingdom? How should we spend our last night on earth? Why not have our own (civilized) Rapture parties?! After the jump, check out the step-by-step guide to planning your perfect rapture party. Hope you have a glue gun!
The Food. Everybody knows that the main ingredient to a good party is the num-nums. And since this party will basically be featuring everybody's "last meal," you'll want to have a little something for everyone. Phone up friends beforehand and ask each of them what they'd like, and try to accommodate as much as you can. Just be sure to monitor people's eating throughout the party, though. It's their last night on earth, they may veer towards gluttony.
The Drinks. Obviously your Rapture party won't be featuring alcohol, but that doesn't mean you can't serve a fun "mocktail" in a fancy glass. Try whipping up a Doomsday Spritzer or a JD-tini. Just mix your favorite juice with some seltzer, throw in a few ice cubes and a couple of cherries, and voila! Time to party!
The Decor. This is a tricky one because you don't want to go too crazy with the decorating as, well, it's probably going to get swallowed up by the earth a few hours later. But you do want to add a little something festive to your soiree. Try hot gluing photos of your non-believer friends and co-workers to lampshades around the house. As the party goes on, the photos will get hot, and you can see what it's going to look like when they melt in real life!
The Music. This is easy. There is none. Just tune in to Family Radio all night for minute-by-minute updates of what's to come. And I mean, dancing at parties? That's disgusting.
How will you celebrate Rapture Eve?
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There is a interesting post at Justin Taylor's blog about the practice of posting book-length responses to other books (see How God Became Jesus, by Bird, Evans, Gathercole, Hill, Tilling). I was not aware of the arrangement with HarperCollins subsidiaries, but it makes sense. RNS describes the marketing strategy here.
Taylor begins,
Should Christians ever take the time to assemble an entire book in response to another book? It depends on the significance of the book, the impact it could have, and the value of the response.
As someone invested in promoting the health of the church, who values robust interaction, and who is interested in publishing developments, two new books have decided to do exactly that, but through different means.
Taylor's advice seems fair:
… [book-length] responses like this can help to sway those who are uncomfortable with the revisionist proposal but do not know how to answer them adequately and carefully. This is not merely preaching to the choir, but the strengthening and equipping of the choir, as well as a timely word to those outside the choir who may be listening and unsure of what to think or how to respond. We should thank God for those who have the time, energy, gifts, and skills to assemble such learned and thoughtful interaction with proposals that undermine the teaching of God's holy word
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"That's a team, gentlemen, and either we heal now, as a team, or we will die as individuals..."
A great reminder to anyone -- in any sport -- or specifically for my friends in radio who have been having a tough go of it for whatever reason. Will you go that inch? Brett?
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Quick-fire Interview with Manuel Vera, Senior Manager – Network, Bell Mobility
Please tell us about your role?
I am responsible for the introduction of new technology and network performance support. I also have oversight of network performance trends and analysis. Lastly, I develop processes to support new technologies as well as evaluate new solutions to better manage network performance.
What changes have you seen in the industry over the last 12 months?
The speed of technology turn over and adoption has changed dramatically. It has gone from 10 Years, to 5 years, to recently a matter of 1 year. (AMPS -> CDMA -> EVDO -> 3G UMTS -> HSPA -> LTE -> LTE-A)
What are your priorities for the next year ahead?
It comes down to three key areas -small cells. continuing the 'Speed Game' (2xCarrier Aggregation, 3xCarrier Aggregation), and delivering connectivity and managing network performance at special events and large venues.
How can industry help overcome your current challenges?
There is a pipeline of technology that will drive network automation – Better SON features – complete dSON deployments and explore cSON systems.
In your opinion, why should medics and industry representatives attend HetNet North America in May 2015?
The event is a good way to learn about the industry and keep track of the latest trends. I found over the years that in events such as this, we either ratify the direction we are taking or we rectify it based on our key takeaways.
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The Condominium Authority of Ontario (CAO), when designated on September 1, 2017 will provide education and promote awareness of condo owner rights and responsibilities, as well as provide important information for condo corporations. The Condominium Management Regulatory Authority of Ontario (CMRAO), when designated on November 1, 2017 will regulate and license condo managers and providers. You enter this stylish condo through two mahogany doors, and the foyer, dining room, living room and balcony unfold in front of you. Condos are the international language of homeownership because you can get one anywhere in the world.
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Kingdom is pleased to have won a new contract with Brent Housing Partnership (BHP) to help tackle anti-social behaviour in north west London on their behalf. The new contract will start on 9th January 2017.
Kingdom's Environmental Protection Division will be providing a reception & concierge service in some of BHP's properties, and will also be carrying out uniformed patrols, both of which are intended to provide reassurance to residents that anti-social behaviour is being tackled and that the lives and properties of residents are being protected.
Anti-social behaviour is something that can affect the lives of a great many people, making their day to day existence a real misery and leaving them feeling helpless, desperate and with a reduced quality of life. It often includes but is not limited to the following:
- Vandalism
- Graffiti
- Fly-posting
- Nuisance neighbours (noisy or abusive neighbours)
- Intimidating groups taking over public spaces
- Acting in a rowdy or inconsiderate manner
- Littering
- Being drunk in public or street drinking
- Aggressive dogs
- Prostitution
- Begging
- Abandoning vehicles
- Using vehicles inappropriately
- Trespassing
We have previously written in detail about tackling anti-social behaviour – our in depth article on the topic, including more information about what it is, who to contact to tackle it, and what action agencies and individuals can take can be found here.
Kingdom will be acting on behalf of Brent Housing Partnership (BHP), an arms-length management organisation (ALMO) and community housing company owned by Brent Council. In 2013 BHP signed a 10 year management agreement with Brent Council. The council owns the homes and takes responsibility for housing policy and strategy, whereas BHP is responsible for day-to-day management of housing services to over 9,500 council tenants and 3,000 leaseholders.
BHP is a Registered Social Landlord and owns 331 properties in Brent, the majority of which are let as social rented accommodation. They have delegated responsibility from the council to supervise and monitor the performance of Brent's two Tenant Management Organisations, Kilburn Square Housing Co-op and Watling Gardens Housing Co-op. To find out more about BHP, please visit http://www.bhphousing.co.uk/
Separately, Kingdom has been providing Environmental Protection Services to tackle littering on behalf of Brent Council since June 2016, running a 12 month pilot scheme with dedicated patrol officers deployed to hot spot areas to issue Fixed Penalty Notices (FPNs) to anyone caught in the act of committing a waste offence, including littering a dog fouling.
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Like a bizarre mix of Pokemon Snap and Resident Evil comes the original Dead Rising, a gore-filled zombie game that packs in laughs as well as tension and which proves to be a highly entertaining experience. You take control of Frank West, a photojournalist who finds himself with the scoop of a lifetime when the zombie apocalypse strikes in the small town of Willamette. Taking place over a 72 hour period, the game sees you exploring the local mall, most of which is crawling with zombies. There's a mix of story-based missions, which require you to be in the right place at the right time, and side quests, and which require you to a mix of zombie slaying, snapping pictures or dressing up in looted clothes. There are RPG elements in the way you can level up by rescuing survivors and which allows you to learn new moves which you can use to kill zombies in ever more inventive ways. You can also make use of practically anything that's lying around as a weapon, which makes the combat even more interesting, and there's certainly no shortage of inventiveness in the kill options on display here. Dead Rising really is a modern classic of the zombie genre. It mixes action, horror and laughs to great effect and the over-the-top nature of the game makes it hugely entertaining from start to finish. There's also a surprisingly deep storyline to enjoy, with some clever social and political commentary, and while the visuals are looking a bit dated, the sense of epic scale (with up to 1000 zombies onscreen at a time), makes up for this. All in all, a cracking bit of horror gaming.


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Title: A Erva do Rato
Also known as:
The Herb of the Rat (English title)
Year: 2008
Genre: Experimental / Drama / Arthouse
Language: Portuguese
Runtime: 80 min
Director: Júlio Bressane & Rosa Dias
Writer: Júlio Bressane & Machado de Assis
IMDb: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1270631/
A woman falls to the ground when she visits the cemetery, and a man helps her and brings her back to his place. He gives her some herbal tea and begins to read for her. Meanwhile she writes it all down. The man then begins taking photographs of her, and keeps asking her to show more and more in front of the camera. A rat then starts visiting frequently, something the man doesn't like because it eats his photographs, but the woman finds a new meaning of pleasure thanks to it.
Our thoughts:
Even though I was disappointed by this movie, there is so much in it that I just loved. When I rated it for a forum I gave it a low 6.5/10 (which isn't terribly low) but parts of it are worth so much more than that. The thing that really dragged the movie down for me was that it was just so vague about what it wanted. The first part of the movie really dragged on for way too long and by the end I still don't think all of it was needed. It just didn't work for me and I found myself bored within the first minutes of the movie. Once the movie kicks in and you get in the "mood" of it, it's much better, but that's also because it becomes visually more interesting as well.
Yikes, you could really just read this first paragraph and then leave this page since it pretty much says what the rest of the review will explain. Oh well.. To the story!
After having met at a cemetery, a man and a woman share a cup of tea over at the man's place. They begin a relationship that seems to be built around art. He reads to her and she writes it all down, and then later begin to photograph her. Slowly he gets her to undress more and more in front of the camera, starting with just pulling her skirt up a bit, and ending in completely nudity with legs spread open and everything. He develops the photos and goes through them with her and all seems fine. Until a rat visits. It bites big holes in the photos and becomes fond of the woman from the photos. Eventually it visits her in bed and pleasures her in ways no man ever could.
To go further into the movie would ruin it all. You could say that telling you about the rat is even a bit much, but it honestly isn't. The important thing about this movie isn't in the plot, it's in the atmosphere, the visuals, the acting, the music, the meaning... whatever that might be. I honestly don't know. That along with the very boring first part of the movie is what makes me rate this movie as low as I did. Sometimes I read what other people say about a movie if I find myself completely lost, but that's hard when you barely find a single review. I will have to watch the movie again down the road and see if it opens my eyes, but for now I will have my focus on the artistic values. And that's fine. Who knows, maybe that's the point of the movie too? It very well could be.
The woman, played by Alessandra Negrini, is beautiful. Every scene of her being photographed in the nude is beautiful. Even though the scenes aren't very explicit, we get to see the developed photographs in all their close-up glory. The scenes involving the rat are strangely erotic. Not so much that I had my hand down my pants, but there was definitely something there. Finally, as I mentioned, the music was also an important part of the movie because there's not very much talking. Overall, it's a treat for the artistic senses.
"A Erva do Rato" could have been a much better movie but I find it hard to say bad things about it because it's something different. It felt like it really knew what it was doing and wasn't just weird for the sake of being weird. On a purely artistic level I really dug the movie, but my overall experience was a bit too long and said too little. I hope I will find a meaning behind this story some day, or at least some other interpretations of it, because maybe then it will go from good to great.
Gore: 0.5/5
Nudity: 3.5/5
Story: 3/5
Effects: 2/5
Comedy: 2/5
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I'm pretty new to Linux, nevertheless I built a server from an old computer and I'm currently running ownCloud, Minecraft and a Webpage on it. I would like to reduce the power consumption to a minimum.
First of all:
Monitoring: I tried to get PowerTop to show me actual Wattage Comsumption to define who is the most demanding part there.
powertop --calibrate does not give me that information.
So I'm guessing that the Graphics card (Geforce 210) is using pretty much a lot of the power. Powertop also says, that the 210 is "used" for 100%. I'm using the default nouveau-driver. And I'm starting ubuntu in text-mode (GRUB_TERMINAL=console //text base grub menu)
The server is only used in SSH, no Monitor, nor a Keyboard attached.
- Q6600, slightly undervolted.
- Asus Geforce EN210
- Seagate 7200.12 HDD
- 1 Gigabit Ethernet card.
Total Power Comsumption @idle: 68 Watt
Any hints that i could follow to reduce more power consumption? Any hints to have proper monitoring? Can i switch off the Graphics card at all?
Thanks in advance!


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Fairfield case depends on age, weight of primate
His neighbors call the charge against him ridiculous, mean-spirited and an abuse of power.
Onthank, a long-time conservationist and chief executive officer of a Westport-based energy firm, appeared Monday in
The DEP has accused him of illegal possession of a primate. The law the state agency helped draft said primates may be kept in Connecticut if their weight at maturity is under 50 pounds and they came to the state before Oct. 1, 2003.
Koby, who has long arms and is one of the smallest apes, is fully grown and stands about the height of a toddler, just under 3 feet tall. Neighbors say they believe the animal weighs "40 pounds at most."
The state agency sent a series of photographs of Koby to a veterinary expert it consulted to identify what kind of primate he is, as well as his age.
The veterinarian determined Koby was a siamang gibbon, but said, "I cannot confirm the exact age at this time," except "this siamang is under 5 years of age."
Onthank's Jennings Road neighbor Amy O'Brien and others said Koby, who is not living with the Onthanks now, has belonged to the couple for close to six years.
The state's case stems from Onthank's taking the gibbon to the Lionshare Zoological Center
The case against Onthank is slated to be continued to March 31, which will be his fifth court appearance.
An arrest affidavit filed by the DEP in court claims Onthank was required to have a wildlife permit for Koby. Zoos and wildlife sanctuaries are exempt from the law, and Koby was at such a preserve when DEP conservation officers arrested Onthank and charged him with the infraction.
"We moved into our house more than two and a half years ago, and they had Koby then," O'Brien said. "And they had him for a long, long time before that. Koby is part of the neighborhood lore. Everybody's known about him."
Charlotte O'Brien , a classmate of one of the Onthanks' sons at
From her front window, Amy O'Brien said she could peer across the street and catch glimpses of Koby swinging in his cage.
"He was always well cared for, and he didn't go roaming through the neighborhood, biting or attacking anybody," she said, adding that every once in a while she might see Koby outside with Pierce Onthank, playing hide-and-seek close to the house.
"He never strayed away, never went down the driveway or anything. And the owners didn't parade him around, walking through the neighborhood."
Pierce Onthank could not be reached for comment, either directly or through his attorney, James Wade , a litigation partner with Robinson & Cole in Hartford.
The state's case against Onthank is attracting media attention because of a 200-pound chimpanzee's horrific mauling in February of a Stamford woman, Charla Nash . Nash is being treated at the Cleveland Clinic.
Onthank has kept simians and other wildlife, including iguanas, at his Fairfield home for years. He works for the Wildlife Federation , his wife, Susan Onthank said, adding that Onthank frequently gives conservation talks about wildlife and has assisted in the identification of a new monkey species.
In its affidavit, the DEP acknowledged Onthank possessed a number of exotic animals that he claimed he often loaned to zoos and preserves.
The Onthanks, who wed in Kenya, have strong ties to Africa, a native habitat of gibbons.
Koby is not a pet, Susan Onthank insisted.
"We don't dress up our monkey and parade him around anywhere," she said. "His mother abandoned him when he was born. She rejected him. That sometimes happens with a firstborn. He had to be bottle fed with formula."
She declined to say exactly when the couple acquired Koby or to discuss other details of the case against her husband on the advice of their attorney.
Onthank's is one of 47 cases now being prosecuted in the state for possession of wildlife without a permit, according to Judicial Branch records.


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