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Le parc national de la Forêt-Noire (en allemand ) est un parc national situé dans le land du Bade-Wurtemberg, en Allemagne. Il existe juridiquement depuis le  mais son inauguration a eu lieu le . Le parc s'étend sur une surface de . Il se situe dans la moitié nord du massif de la Forêt-Noire du Nord, entre la Schwarzwaldhochstraße (route des crêtes de la Forêt-Noire) et la vallée de la Murg.

Histoire
Le parc est constitué de deux zones distinctes : la zone du Ruhestein () et la zone du Hoher Ochsenkopf (). La création du Parc national de la Forêt-Noire fut controversée ; l'industrie du bois, la CDU, le FDP et une partie de la population de la Forêt-Noire y étaient opposés tandis que les Verts et le SPD militaient en sa faveur.

Localisation
La partie nord de la région, le Haut Ochsenkopf / Plättig, comprend la haute vallée du Schwarzenbach et les régions autour du Haut Ochsenkopf (1 055 m d'altitude) au centre, le (1 008 m) à l'ouest, le  (1 003 m) au nord et le Nägeliskopf (994 m) à l'est. Le point le plus bas et le plus à l'est de ce parc se trouve au confluent des ruisseaux Schwarzbach et Raumünzach, à une altitude légèrement inférieure à 500 m. Sont exclus le village de Herrenwies ainsi que des zones plus petites autour du Plättig, du Sand et de l'auberge de jeunesse de Badener Höhe. Au nord-est, elle est limitrophe du lac de retenue de Schwarzenbach et à l'ouest de la Bühlerhöhe, au-delà de la Haute Route de la Forêt-Noire. La plus grande partie de la forêt domaniale appartient ici à la municipalité de Forbach (dans le comté de Rastatt). Les villes de Bühl (Rastatt) et de Baden-Baden possèdent d'autres forêts communales dans la région du Plättig.

La majeure partie de la zone de Ruhestein s'étend jusqu'à une altitude d'environ 1150 m près de Dreifürstenstein dans la région du sommet le plus au sud-est du Hornisgrinde, la plus haute montagne du nord de la Forêt-Noire. Les autres sommets sont la tête d'oiseau le  (1 056 m) et le Schliffkopf (1 054 m) à l'ouest, le Seekopf (1 054 m) au nord-ouest, le Riesenköpfle (1 001 m) au centre, le Leinkopf (992 m) au nord et le Großhahnberg (940 m) au nord-est. Dans cette partie sud du parc national se trouvent les ombilic glaciaire du Wildsee, du Huzenbacher See et du Buhlbachsee, ainsi que la haute vallée de la Schönmünz et les cours supérieurs de la Murg, de la Rechtmurg et de la Rotmurg et d'autres affluents de la Murg. Sur le versant ouest du Schliffkopf, cette sous-région s'étend jusqu'aux chutes de la Toussaint, où elle atteint son point le plus bas et le plus à l'ouest à une altitude d'environ 500 m. Sont exclus de la zone de Ruhestein, le Ruhestein lui-même avec ses deux pistes de ski et le Grand tremplin de ski de Ruhestein, la cabane Darmstädter, l'hôtel Schliffkopf, le pavillon de chasse Rotmurg, le hameau de Schonmünz (Volzenhäuser) et d'autres petites zones. Les terres forestières domaniales appartiennent ici principalement à la commune collective de Baiersbronn (dans le comté de Freudenstadt), d'autres éléments appartiennent à Oppenau, Ottenhöfen et Seebach (dans le comté de Ortenaukreis).

Le parc couvre une superficie de 10 062 hectares, dont 2 447 hectares dans le Haut Ochsenkopf/Plättig et 7 615 hectares autour du Ruhestein. Les deux zones sont séparées par la paroisse de Hundsbach, à Forbach. Le sentier Lotharpfad, qui montre les dommages laissés par la tempête Lothar en 1999, est l'une des attractions du parc.

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Parc national en Allemagne
Parc national créé en 2014
Géographie du Bade-Wurtemberg


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I regret that I can find nothing satisfactory or interesting in answer to the inquiries contained in your last letter. The Journal of the Genl Assembly contain no mention whatever of the Quakers imprisoned at Winchester & the Journal of the proceedings of the Govr & Council have only two entries in relation to the members of that persuasion. One is of the 30th of Sept 1777 stating that as it appeared by a resolution of Congress that the Quakers of Pena. carried on a treasonable correspondence with the enemy the Govr should write to the first or other magistrates of the Counties of Henrico Nansemond, Hanover, Loudoun & other Counties to endeavour to find out whether the Quakers residing therein were engaged in a like treasonable practice & endeavour to prevent it. This the govr agreed to do, but with what result does not appear. It is fair however & indeed necessary to presume that nothing was discovered ag[ains]t the Quakers as nothing more appears in the Journal on this subject.
P.S. Mr Gustavus Myers, a Jew of this City & a brother lawyer of mine, & a most excellent man, & a good deal of an antiquarian assisted me in my researches to day, & said there were many instances of Quakers furnishing gunpowder & to our troops. But I suppose you are familiar with all this. You see the Quakers have friends among Jews as well as Gentiles. Even Voltaire who loved so much to laugh at all sects, could only say of them, "that sect so ridiculous in their manners, but so respectable in their morals" & that too in an age when they were so generally persecuted, an age, I trust, gone forever.


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Митьковский (Митьковская, Митьковское) — слово, входящее в состав нескольких сложносоставных топонимов:

Населённые пункты
 Митьковский — село в Троице-Лобановской волости.
 Митьковское сельское поселение — муниципальное образование Климовского района Брянской области.
 Митьковка — село в Брянской области.

Объекты городской инфраструктуры
 Митьковское полукольцо — оно же Поперечный просек, проходит по территории парка «Сокольники» широким полукольцом.
 Митьковский проезд — проезд, расположенный в Восточном административном округе города Москвы на территории района Сокольники.
 Митьковская соединительная ветвь — соединительная железнодорожная ветвь между линиями Казанского и Ярославского направлений.
 Митьковский тоннель — тоннель на Третьем транспортном кольце.

См. также
 Митьки (значения)
 Митьковская тишина — сборник городского фольклора, выпущенный по инициативе движения «Митьки».

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Court Rules Against Trump's Ban On Transgender People In The Military
Published on July 18, 2018 by Athena Pallas
An appeals court just handed the Trump administration its latest defeat, upholding a lower court ruling that blocked the implementation of Trump's ban on transgender individuals serving in the military. As a result of this ruling, transgender people will be able to continue to enlist in the military and continue on with their existing service as well.
Following the lower court ruling last December, pending this appeal the Trump administration sought a stay of the ruling, so that they could start to put the ban in place, but the ruling today also struck that down. According to The Hill:
An appeals court on Wednesday ruled against the Trump administration and upheld a court order stalling a ban on transgender individuals serving in the military. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit blocked implementation of the ban, which was first announced by President Trump last year. The court's move enables transgender people to continue enlisting in the military. The administration had filed a motion to stay the preliminary injunction granted by a lower court in December 2017. The 9th Circuit ruling holds that the stay requested by the administration "would upend, rather than preserve, the status quo," which currently allows transgender people to serve.
President Trump first announced a ban on transgender people serving in the military "in any capacity" in July of last year, using 3 tweets to make the announcement, writing, "After consultation with my Generals and military experts, please be advised that the United States Government will not accept or allow……Transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the U.S. Military. Our military must be focused on decisive and overwhelming……..victory and cannot be burdened with the tremendous medical costs and disruption that transgender in the military would entail. Thank you."
After consultation with my Generals and military experts, please be advised that the United States Government will not accept or allow……
….Transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the U.S. Military. Our military must be focused on decisive and overwhelming…..
….victory and cannot be burdened with the tremendous medical costs and disruption that transgender in the military would entail. Thank you
In March the White House rolled out a somewhat modified version of the ban, released via a memo instead of Twitter this time, reading in part, according to The Hill, "transgender persons with a history or diagnosis of gender dysphoria – individuals who the policies state may require substantial medical treatment, including medications and surgery – are disqualified from military service except under certain limited circumstances." The Trump administration likely hoped this new version would better survive the many court challenges the ban has faced. However, as today's ruling shows, that is not the case – the implementation of Trump's ban of transgender people from the military has been blocked. It remains to be seen if the Trump administration will further appeal this decision, but for now at least Trump's attempted ban has been thwarted.
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Finally companies seem to wake up and get their act together in response to IT security. 'People and processes are more important than technology in securing the enterprise' is the essence of the 3rd global survey of 4,000 information security professionals, carried out by (ISC)2.
It had been obvious for a long time, that very often people are the weakest link in IT security. Finally, IT professionals (and their bosses) seem to wake up.
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Scottish police believes that 10% of call centres in Glasgow have been infiltrated by organised crimine, the BBC Newsnight Scotland's Raymond Buchanan reports.
This entry was posted in News on 27 October 2006 by Editor.
Stop Swiss Police Using Trojans for VoIP Tapping!
Schneier on Security reports that the so polite and clean and neutral Swiss are thinking about it: to break the law and hack into your systems to make YOU a criminal.
Swiss authorities are investigating the possibility of tapping VoIP calls, which could involve commandeering ISPs to install Trojan code on target computers.
VoIP calls through software services such as Skype are encrypted as they are passed over the public Internet, in order to safeguard the privacy of the callers.
This presents a problem for anyone wanting to listen in, as they are faced with trying to decrypt the packets by brute force — not easy during a three-minute phone call. What's more, many VoIP services are not based in Switzerland, so the authorities don't have the jurisdiction to force them to hand over the decryption keys or offer access to calls made through these services.
The only alternative is to find a means of listening in at a point before the data is encrypted.
envisage two strategies: either have law enforcement surreptitiously install it locally, or have the telco or ISP which provides Internet access to that computer install it remotely.
This entry was posted in News on 18 October 2006 by Editor.


After visiting Bruges, Belgium, we boarded a train to Kortrijk, Belgium as the first leg our day's journey to Paris. Going to Paris was the motivation behind the whole trip – to visit our friends Jessica and Andrew in Paris. There transportation strikes happening in Belgium, but we checked in the morning and the trains were still running.
The train ride gave a little more time for some Papers, Please, but our luck ran out when we got to Kortrijk. By this time, the strike caught up with us, and trains were no longer running out of Kortrijk. And because we already used part of our tickets, we couldn't get refunds. We ended up taking a taxi from Kortrijk, Belgium to Lille, France. Once in France, we took a train to Paris. We were late, but we got there!
I'm guessing we went to our AirBNB first, but I honestly don't remember that. I just remember heading to Frame Brasserie where Jessica was waiting for us. Andrew was in the kitchen, preparing awesome food. For my friends who don't know, the two of them used to live near me in California, but Andrew accepted a head chef position at Frame Brasserie, a restaurant in Paris inside the Pullman Paris Hotel.
Here's Chef Andrew hard at work in the kitchen!
Here's one of the dishes he prepared – foie gras on banana bread. I didn't know those flavors would go well together, but it was amazing!
I don't remember what each course was, but I know that I was impressed with all of it. So good!
After dinner, we went upstairs to a little balcony where we were able to watch the light show on the Eiffel Tower. It was pretty breathtaking. I wasn't expecting to be as amazed at the Eiffel Tower as I was. It was beautiful.
Andrew gave us a little tour of the rooftop garden as well, including the chicken coop. The chickens were sleeping.
Jessica walked us back to our AirBNB, and we stopped to admire the Eiffel Tower more on the way.
Only gem and I were interested in Disneyland Park Paris, so we spent the day there.
We stopped for breakfast in Main Street, U.S.A. where I got a croque monsieur. (That's not normally found on traditional Main Streets in the States, but I'll forgive them. This little bird wanted some too and took a piece right out of my hand. Disney magic!
After eating, we went straight to Discoveryland, which is like Anaheim's Tomorrowland. Instead of being purely futuristic, it's themed after historical French figures' visions of the future, making it retro and steampunk. It was awesome.
We rode Space Mountain Mission 2, Disneyland Paris' Space Mountain, twice in a row. It had a great steampunk feel to it and was one of my favorite rides there. The wait was seriously just a few minutes. Yes, it was a weekday, but I don't think we ever needed to wait longer than 15 minutes. I think the one-day, two-park ticket was only about $50 (US), which is nuts. I guess Disneyland Paris isn't as popular as the original.
Next we went on a walk-through attraction called Les Mystères du Nautilus based on Jules Verne's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Apparently there was a similar attraction in our Disneyland in the 1950's.
After a submarine, it was time to hop in some cars for Autopia. I'm completely uninterested in the Anaheim Autopia but enjoyed the Paris Autopia!
When we heard that Buzz needed our help, we rushed to Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast to defeat the Evil Emperor Zurg!
gem even found a planet with her name in it – Gemkurnz!
After finishing with Discoveryland, we went to explore Sleeping Beauty's Castle.
I like this photo of gem and the castle despite the people in the background.
The castle had many stained glass windows. I prefer the one of Maleficent, one of my favorite Disney characters.
There's a little balcony area on top that you can explore too!
It's a Small World's tribute to America started with the old west. I really enjoyed seeing this.
It also included the New York skyline, the Statue of Liberty, the Golden Gate Bridge, and the Hollywood sign (among other things).
For lunch, we stopped at Cafe Hyperion. I believe this was the Dark Vador burger. I couldn't resist it. That's also how I learned that Darth Vader is Dark Vador in French.
After riding Pirates of the Caribbean, we rode Indiana Jones et le Temple du Péril. Unlike its California counterpart, this is more of a traditional rollercoaster. It's also the first Disney rollercoaster to feature an inversion! While I enjoy our more story-driven rollercoaster, this was an awesome ride!
Frozen had a little section in the park with a photo-op and some sort of performance. We didn't stay for the performance, but we did get our photo taken before we had to rush to the second park, which we didn't realize was closing soon.
Walt Disney Studios is Disneyland Paris' second park, and it's based on a movie studio.
There were a number of neat things to see in the park, especially walking through the Toy Story section that was built to a scale as if you were a toy.
The park had an excellent rollercoaster based on Finding Nemo – Crush's Coaster. Two seats face one direction and two face the other direction, leading to awesome drops in which you're falling backwards!
While we were inside Disneyland Park, we were wondering where the statue of Walt and Mickey was and just assumed they didn't use it in Paris. We were wrong! It's in Walt Disney Studios!
My notes also mention salsa, rock, and line dancing in Disney Village, which is like Paris' Downtown Disney. I don't remember that shoreofficewarehouse.com. Did we do it? Did we just see it?
I wanted to stop for a photo with the magic broom on the way out.
And we got one of gem as well!
Next it was back to Disneyland Park to talk to ticketing about our tickets. We had purchased tickets online in advance, which means we had printouts and not physical tickets. She was hoping for physical tickets as souvenirs. At first they said they couldn't do it, but when gem got sad, the man got creative. He printed out one of each ticket variation and voided them before giving them to her. How nice of him!
Back inside Disneyland Park, I took a photo of gem with the greeter at Phantom Manor, which is their version of the Haunted Mansion. How spooky and cool! We actually went through Phantom Manor twice.
gem also had an encounter with Abu, who ran up to her and surprised her!
We did some shopping while in the park too. I picked up some gifts for people, but there was one gift that was just too big – a blue Buzz Lightyear figure. I have no idea why he was blue, but I wanted it for Henley. Eventually, I knew I had a solution. I purchased a big Disneyland Paris duffel bag and the toy. Now I could definitely bring it home!
We ended our Disney evening with a fireworks and light show. It seemed like a combination of Disneyland fireworks and a show like Fantasmic or World of Color. There were fireworks, but there were also plenty of lasers and projects. It was awesome!
The next day we headed to the Eiffel Tower. The base was much bigger than I expected.
Here's a shot looking up through the tower.
Unfortunately, we could only reach the second story that day because the rest was closed.
That didn't stop us from enjoying the view anyways.
After we came back down from the Eiffel Tower, we met Anela, Andrew, and Jessica at the FRAME Truck where we purchased some tasty tacos. Jessica did a lot of planning for us so we could squeeze as much in as we can. Her help was invaluable!
gem looks quite thug. I don't know what she was doing here, but it's great.
They also brought us these delicious macarons!
After lunch, it was time to jump in front of the Eiffel Tower! Here's Antonio, Anela, me, and gem.
And here's Jessica, Anela, me, and Andrew. Andrew looks a little derpy.
Lots of people seem to lounge near the Eiffel Tower.
Either Jessica or Andrew took this photo of the four of us.
Here's all six of us in front of the Eiffel Tower!
What do you do after appreciating the Eiffel Tower? Explore some creepy catacombs, of course. We played some Heads Up on our phones and variations of charades while waiting in line, but then it was time to enter.
The descent! Jessica looks too happy.
gem looks scary in the catacombs.
Jessica, don't be mean! Don't worry; she didn't touch.
Lots and lots of bones.
After emerging once more, Andrew took us to She's Cake. They use She's cakes at Frame Brasserie.
We split a few different delicious desserts.
After eating, we visited the Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Paris at Montmarte, which was beautiful.
Even the drinking fountains are beautiful in Paris!
When it was time for dinner, we stopped at Le Consulat.
We shared an order of escargot, which tasted very similar to typical shellfish. I enjoyed it a lot!
I did, however, have to figure out how to eat it.
After dinner, we walked past the Moulin Rouge.
We finished our day with a visit to L'arc de Triomphe.
The next day, we visited the Eiffel Tower so we could climb all the way.
It was a foggy day, but I had fun.
Here I am enjoying that view, but I felt I needed a closer look.
Just look at that amazing view! Okay, the view was nothing but fog, but it was still cool.
I forget if it was this day or the previous Eiffel Tower visit, but we talked to some of the soldiers at the base. Side note, it's still very weird to me to see soldiers with huge guns just walking around. Anyways, we asked for Anela to get a photo with them. Their reaction was strange. Some seemed to say no, some to say yes, and one walked away. After a moment, I realized what was happening. They were smoking when they weren't allowed to be smoking. Some of them put out their cigarettes and one just walked out of view of the camera. We got our photo!
We went to a market to get some lunch. This pastry was super good.
We also sampled some pink cheese. That doesn't look like my hand though. Whose hand is that? Anela's? Oh well.
I managed to purchase cherries in French! It was terrible French I'm sure, but a bit of Rosetta Stone helped. Here's our haul that we ate in Jessica and Andrew's apartment. Not shown was the McDonald's that we bought as well, including the Le Croque McDo. How French! Man, I'm getting hungry.
Just look at this pastry! We stopped at Le Moulin de la Croix Nivert for tarte aux pommes et Paris Brest, two amazing desserts.
With full stomachs, we visited Notre-Dame.
Next we quickly saw the Fontaine Saint Michel.
By that time, we definitely some crepes, so we stopped at Creperie de Arts.
The best part of Creperie de Arts? Le chat! This cat was just chilling.
We also stopped at Amoroso Gelato because apparently we just can't eat enough.
Of course we visited the Louvre, but we were unable to go inside. Due to the flooding happening in Paris at the time, they were moving all the works to higher floors in case the water got into the Louvre.
That didn't stop us from having fun and goofing around!
Here's a closer shot of the building.
Speaking of the flood, here's a look at the water. You might not be able to tell just how much water there is from this photo.
I wouldn't want to go sit on one of those benches.
Those are cars. The Seine rose so much, cars parked along the river were now under water.
May gem present to you… the Statue of Liberty!
Here's a shot she took of me in front of it too!
According to the journal I kept, which was just a list of things we did, we also visited L'arc de triomphe du Carrousel, but I can't find any photos of it. I can't believe I wouldn't take photos, so maybe I just got them mixed up. Oops.
Look, FRAME has a foosball table! I don't know who won, but I know we had fun – probably because gem and I were both terrible.
Sadly, this is where we said our goodbyes to Jessica and Andrew.
Before heading to our apartment for the final time, we walked around the Centre Georges Pompidou, which was near where we were staying.
It looks like it's inside-out! It's definitely an interesting piece of architecture.
While we didn't go inside, we were able to appreciate it from here.
I'll end this post with a final shot of the Eiffel Tower. The next morning we left our little apartment and traveled to the airport to fly to Rome. Thanks so much to Jessica and Andrew for spending time with us, showing us around Paris, sharing delicious food, and everything else. I wish I could see you regularly, but Paris is just a bit too far to visit for a weekend!
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The next stop on our trip was Bruges, Belgium. We stayed at the Hotel de Goezeput, the only hotel typical hotel we used while in Europe.
This was the most laid-back and relaxing leg of our vacation – not because we didn't do anything, but because nothing was really planned ahead of time.
We started with our traditional McDonald's meal.
The best part of Belgium in my opinion was Chez Albert. We ended up grabbing snacks from this shop many times and got to know the owner, Sabine.
I particularly liked this statue. It might be called "The Lovers" or some variation on that, but I couldn't find definitive information on the Internet.
We did some wandering around the city, including some exploration of windmills.
Here's a closer look at my friends. It looks like they were up to something.
When we got back to the hotel, we got ready for bed. gem and Anela played Papers, Please on my laptop while I showered. Glad they enjoyed it!
We started the next day with more Chez Albert. I told you Sabine would get to know us.
Chocolate is a must in Belgium, so we did some shopping. I really liked a shop called Chocolates & Happiness, which put cute quotes on their boxes of chocolates. I bought a few boxes to take home.
Next up was the "In Bruges" walking tour by "Can You Handle It? Tours" with our tour guide, Steve. It was a fun a little tour, and the highlight was probably the beer museum. I enjoyed Arthur's Legacy (Limited Edition), Kriek Boon (a delicious cherry beer – my favorite), and Rosso Red Fruit beer. The tour also took us to Chocolaterie de Burg, a chocolate shop that came recommended to us.
Sometimes we have to take a quick break for a photo!
Here we all are with a canal behind us.
This is the Madonna and Child, sculpted by Michelangelo, in the Church of Our Lady.
And this is a touristy photo in front of it. Honestly, it was a bit lackluster to me, but I'm glad I got to see it.
Here's another nice shot of us together.
We found a shop with a chocolate fountain and bought some sweets mostly so we could use the fountain. I dropped some of my chocolates though. Sad times.
Oh no! We were running low on sweets! Sabine could save us though.
We had dinner at 't Vagevuur because it offered a discount to people from the walking tour. The discount applied to a limited menu, and I wasn't that impressed. However, we did run into Stevie again. For those of you not keeping track, we met her on a train in the Netherlands a few days earlier. How awesome is that?
After dinner we got some drinks at a bar and then stuffed ourselves with fries covered in various toppings from a little stand before heading back to the hotel.
The next morning we got some delicious bagel sandwiches from Sanseveria on our way out of Bruges. We met a couple from Atlanta who had breakfast with us. They were in Belgium for a conference. One of them worked for the CDC and was a public health professor at a university – pretty cool. After our tasty breakfast, we took a train to Kortrijk. We were supposed to continue by train to Paris, but that'll be a story for next time.
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Risky and Courageous – Stepping Into Community Engagement Differently
Posted on June 24, 2016 by Kathy Jourdain
It is a risky and courageous thing to step out of a usual way of doing things to engage others, engage community, differently and this is exactly what the Halifax Regional School Board (HRSB) is doing as it embraces a new school review process. I had the pleasure of being the facilitator for the Eastern Passage School Options Committee (SOC), with the support of Susan MacLeod with graphic facilitation, in what HRSB Board members and the Metro News called "an historic first recommendation under the new school review process". (There is another process ongoing at this time for Citadel High.)
Metro News – School review suggests reconfigured grades in Eastern Passage _ Metro News
The whole experience has been a beautiful example of the classic dynamic tension that emerges when an organization or group makes a decision to move to more collaborative, engaging processes from more traditional, top-down driven processes where there has often been little room for strong collaboration to emerge or community voice to truly be heard.
The biggest question, the biggest learning is around what does leadership look like now? The biggest unknown is how much guidance, support and structure to provide so the process and the committee is well supported and has expertise and data to draw on when it comes to making evidence based decisions and how far to back off to let the SOC do its work?
As our friends at the New Jersey Education Association say, we are leading through learning and learning our way into new process, new relationship and new ways of engaging.
The SOC was mandated with reviewing four schools in Eastern Passage – one junior high school and three elementary schools – to look at grade configurations and school usage. This review became necessary because of previous reviews that recommended a new high school be built in the area with boundary changes to support that development. The new high school will take Grades 9-12, removing the Grade 9s from the junior high, resulting in an underused school and an opportunity.
It was clear that HRSB was committed to acting differently. Staff came to SOC meetings and community conversations when invited. Even the first meeting was different. Well, the very first one was just the SOC. Meeting each other in a new way, reviewing the mandate and beginning to imagine what engagement could look like.
When HRSB staff were invited, it was a meeting of curious equals. Where are we, where do we want to go, how will we get there? HRSB staff answered questions (lots of them), and shared knowledge and expertise that was critical to decision making about optimal school utilization. They provided excellent behind the scenes support on many different needs – publicity and meeting space being two. And they stepped back to leave the decision making process in the hands of the committee. The committee stepped up.
There were three community conversations. Your Voice Matters was the theme. Before, in between and after, the SOC met to design process, plan meetings, review data, provide options and ultimately a recommendation. The purpose of the first community conversation was to present the process and ask community members what they wanted to see included and considered in the process. A world café process was utilized. The second community conversation presented several options and utilized a modified open space format. A recommendation was presented at the third community conversation, which used a full group conversation process that invited the spectrum of opinions and perspectives that existed in the room.
March 9-2016 Meeting Summary April 20-2016 Review Process and Meeting Summary May 24-2016 Community Conversation #3 Meeting Summary
The SOC realized early on that the decision they needed to make would be influenced by a number of factors outside of their control – projected enrolment numbers, English, early and late French Immersion programming considerations and the number of classrooms available in each school. And they operated with a set of principles, two of which were predominate in the discussions: more optimal and balanced use of the school facilities and minimal disruption to students and the community.
Members of the SOC presenting options
The SOC was also as transparent as possible, posting SOC meeting notes, Community Conversation reports and evaluation results and other information on the HRSB website. Members of the SOC felt the responsibility of making the best decision possible on behalf of the community, recognizing that not everyone would be satisfied with the final decision. The second and third community conversation reports included an FAQ section addressing the most common questions and concerned raised by community members.
The SOC also operated clearly with shared leadership and shared responsibility. Each member of the committee played a role in hosting the community conversations and in presenting the final recommendation to the HRSB board. On more than one occasion, there was a tremble in someone's voice or tears in their eyes, demonstrating the passion they carried for this work and their decisions. A passion which caused them to review data on more than one occasion, be as responsive as they knew how to the questions and concerns of community members and to be fully conversant and committed, as a team, to the final recommendation put forth.
SOC Recommendation to HRSB 2016
All of this was recognized, acknowledged and affirmed by the response of the school board members. For sure there were questions – good questions – and even more there was a strong validation for the SOC of the many hours and clear commitment they put into a recommendation created by and for community.
Very proud of this mighty group of committed volunteers. And it was an honour to be part of a long established organization stepping into a new pattern of community engagement.
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The coastal island fortress of Sveti Stefan in Montenegro on the shores of the Adriatic sea. Situated in South Eastern Europe between Italy to the West, Bosnia to the North, Albania and Greece to the South and Serbia and North Macedonia to the East - collectively known as the Balkans.
A closed beach side restaurant due to restrictions becomes the perfect place for a temporary Stone Balancing Exhibition Gallery.
Gatekeeper - overseeing the natural forces of the area.
The Awakening Process in agreement with Gaia has allowed steady progress to be made through the integration of specific cosmic Light Language Key Codes into the Collective Consciousness. Many Light Frequency Holders and Frequency Gatekeepers have acted upon their innate inner callings to ensure that all may benefit in expanding awareness of Higher Light Frequencies. Each frequency, like radio stations brings information and provides access to more refined understanding of Source Intelligence which in turn opens up meaning and purpose into the Lives of those dedicated to move beyond survival existence.
Continuing ceremonies, rituals and gatherings taking place at Sacred Sites and energy hotspots around the planet, on specific energetic key dates, planetary configurations and Solar alignments which bring forth greater understanding of the role and direction we are taking as planetary pioneers of becoming Light / Matter Beings. The many planetary nations involved in this ongoing process now far exceed the original twelve star systems which contributed specific sequences of DNA into our physically ascending bodies.
Accessing Higher Dimensions has been available to all who have practised taking inner journeys and learnt to navigate through the Veils of Consciousness to other worlds and existences. Much information has been made available as it is human nature to provide multiple methods and practices as to how to achieve this. Not all will resonate with each method presented and many will move from one to another before settling on what feels resonant to their heart consciousness.
The Law of One provides the guidelines to achieving this.
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Sentinel - Perception of Changes
Warning of changing wind pressures, seismic activity, passing traffic, small curious children who want to touch, unbelieving passers-by who push them over to see if they are real, or glued into position or just annoyed that you are upsetting nature by creating something that they consider un-natural and shouldn't be there, disturbing their peace, upsetting their walk, and also a communicator that invites people closer through curiosity, to study, to wonder and to gaze upon the mysteries that it opens up within them.
The entire balance is wholly dependent on the smallest stone you can just about see that supports the weight of the One above, that creates the grounding and the balance needed. What is imperceptible to the eye though, are the tiny grains of sand that also stop the small stone from losing its own position and traction to the brick below. Often, it is the tiniest thing within us that can upset the whole balance and if you can find and accept fully what that is and achieve harmony, you can build a whole new world on top of it.
Two water smoothed stones meet, each polished by countless tidal actions. The bottom rounded oval stone provides no flat surface to rest upon the rough brickwork beneath, it spins and slides at the slightest touch, moving in the opposite direction to whatever you may want it to do. This is how we meet many different people, they don't fit into our patterns of thought, our ways of doing things, they do the opposite, they don't co-operate with us and won't do what we want them to do - but we need to get to know them to see what they want to do, irregardless of our interaction with them. This will be our base, the beginning, the start of our friendship and everything else naturally moves from here.
Next, the top stone, needs to find its place next to the other. To rely upon and be utterly supported, despite the pressure and extra effort it will bring to bear on the rested position of the other. They have to work together, without communication, knowledge or understanding the nature or intention of the other, what it is doing, where it may want to go. Each tiny imperceptible move, one by one symbiotically and naturally acts upon the other until there is a perfected co-ordination created between them joining forces. The top balance stone seeks to slide down the slope of the base stone until friction finds an anchor and locks it in place. The weight of the top stone seeks to topple it over in every single direction and you can feel the power of gravity working on every single slight adjustment never letting go, always paying attention to your every precise move. The overhanging top of the stone has to precisely coordinate the downward pull of its protruding opposite side which gives it the grounded balance needed to 'find its place' wherever that may be. It will fight every single step of the way and it is only planning, perseverance, patience, harmony and focused concentration that will overcome this personal battle and leave its victory as a manifested statue to gaze upon marking the triumph and conflict overcome. The war between the heart and mind that takes place in all of us everyday, in every single thing we do, say and become.
The Laws of Nature never give up, they have no limits of power or endurance, they never fail or stop working. If we find our own nature, we can be like this, it is already part of us. Find your own true nature and all these forces and powers are yours to naturally command through application, thought, will and intention. They are built into everyone under the Law of One, we are natural forces present in human form. Seek to find your balance between your nature (the top stone) and what is natural for you to become manifest and grounded to the earth (the bottom stone).
You too, are a Force of Nature.
There are many variations of pictures that can be taken to demonstrate the balance. Focusing on the surface material of the stone takes attention away from the delicacies of the single point balance between them but provides the aesthetics of the temporary union.
Often, just the shadowed silhouette is enough to show the delicate precision of the relationship between the two stones joining as one, overcoming gravity, friction, wind pressure to create the precise equilibrium of balance and connection.
The Watcher - the energies of what is to come.
The future, the unknowingness that inevitably will arrive from the Void of Beyond. To sit and wait in peace, knowing that change will come, whilst maintaining a position of harmony and deep respect for what already is Here and Now.
To peaceably and patiently wait through countless thunderstorms, clear skies and coloured sunsets, continually aware that this too shall pass by, whether it be small sailboats fighting the wind or large warships fighting each other.
To trust that the Universe continues its creational manifestation regardless of the thoughts of man and the varied directions he takes over countless millennia.


The contact owns a 2002 Chevrolet Malibu. The contact stated that while driving at 15 mph, the vehicle stalled. The contact was able to restart the vehicle after several attempts. The contact stated that the failure recurred four times. The vehicle was taken to a dealer to be diagnosed. The contact was informed that the ignition switch needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The vehicle was not included in NHTSA campaign number: 14V400000 (electrical system). The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The approximate failure mile was 78,400.
The contact owns a 2002 Chevrolet Malibu. While driving 10 mph, the key released out of the ignition switch and the engine stalled. The vehicle was taken to the dealer. The technician diagnosed that the ignition switch failed. The vehicle was repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 148,452.
The contact owns a 2002 Chevrolet Malibu. The contact stated that the vehicle failed to start without warning. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic who stated that the ignition switch needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The VIN was included in NHTSA campaign number: 14V400000 (electrical system). The failure mileage was unknown.
The contact owns a 2002 Chevrolet Malibu. The contact stated that the key failed to move in the ignition, which prevented the vehicle from starting. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic. The technician replaced the ignition switch. The vehicle was included in NHTSA campaign number: 14V400000 (electrical system). The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The failure mileage was unavailable.
The contact owns a 2002 Chevrolet Malibu. Whenever the vehicle was shifted into reverse, the vehicle stalled without warning. The vehicle was towed to an independent mechanic who replaced the ignition switch. The contact received a recall notification for NHTSA campaign number: 14V400000 (electrical system). The manufacturer was notified of the defect, but refused to provide reimbursement since the part that was replaced was not the one listed in the recall. The failure mileage was 120,664.
1. normal usage of car 2. anti theft system engages arbitrarily causing car not to start for 10 minutes until you do a reset procedure. Notified it is a problem with the ignition lock cylinder. It seems this is a widespread defect and the repair is expensive. Also, reports show the new part will have the same problem. It is a fundamental defect. 3. nothing, to expensive, should be covered as a defect.
Passlock sensor prevented starting the car although the original key was used. Had to replace the ignition switch and the passlock sensor. Car had to be towed to the service shop for repair.
First incident of leaking happened after dealership worked on car. Arrived home coolant poured out on ground towed back. Dealership said reservoir cap seal. 10/2006 or 11/2006, picking up at school and smelled not engine. Parked saw coolant on ground. No engine light on but needle was past middle. Family brought coolant filled it up and went 5 blocks to dealership. They said nothing was wrong. Yesterday, 1/9/2007 car overheated in the school line. Added coolant. I brought it to a non dealership radiator shop owner thinks intake manifold gasket leaking. Car at dealership. I really don't know what the real problem is but because my warranty expired feel dealership will tell me it is a new problem from the first event so I will be responsible. At least two rotors replaced on the front driver's wheel & 5 sets of pads. Reported to GM they claim it is the way I drive! a non dealership tire company had the pads replaced with a good brand. 1 1/2 years since I had to have pads. Problem with the right front passenger door locks. Car is running and the driver gets out leaving car on and then the passenger turns off the car and gets out, locks car, the radio stays on. I went inside the store and came out and the radio was still playing. When you unlock the car but enter only the passenger front door and then close it and walk away, the car locks itself. Happened several times. I had not placed the keys on the seat of the car and shut the door or I would have been locked out. I reported this but no one seemed to care. Radio was replaced for left button paint (not sure if it is paint or cover on button) rubs off. Ignition switch was replaced. Fuel pump replaced.. I Transport grandchildren and I need a safe car.
While placing the key inside the ignition switch vehicle would start. Ut when consumer turn the vehicle off and attempted to remove the key it would not come out. When the vehicle was turned off and the key was cstuck in the ignition consumer could shift from park to reverse without applying the brakes. Consumer took the vehicle to dealer for inspection, and mechanic maintained that the problem could not be duplicated with the key's failure to come out of the ignition switch. But the shifting from park to reverse was duplicated and repaired. The key won't come out of the ignition. When the key is stuck in the ignition the car will come out of park without the consumers foot on the brake.
Upon putting the key into the ignition and turning it ignition switch failed to move. The remedy was to have the entire ignition switch replaced. Five months later the same thing recurred, and again the switch had to be replaced.
Ignition switch locked up, making it impossible to turn the vehicle on.


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Alan Robertson and Mike Kellett shared the preaching duties at the White's Ferry Road church for eight years. Both still serve as church elders.
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Like Kristina Frasier?in a June 20 letter, I also highly support our local Police Department. I manage a senior apartment?complex here and have had to call the police several times for welfare checks and other matters. They've always come within a few minutes and have been very supportive of me and my tenants.
?As far as the recent shooting … how many would have written letters of criticism if the man with the rifle had shot one or more of our officers, or an innocent bystander? Would?someone then have said they didn't do their job of protecting us??How many would have just sat there waiting and?doing nothing, while trying to reason with a man who was pointing a rifle at them, and was a danger not only to?himself, but?others.
?I was particularly aggravated with the nonsense of the recent investigation of two officers because they supposedly arrested too many inebriated drivers. Now if that's not a waste of taxpayer money, I don't know what is. I have had family members permanently injured because of drunken drivers who walked away from the accident without a scratch, and one family member killed by a drunken driver, so?maybe that gives me a biased outlook, but I think it's outrageous to put officers under investigation for doing?their job.
?I think the men and women of the Chico Police Department do a fine job of supporting the citizens in this town. I think it's time to show our appreciation instead of constantly expressing?criticism when they do their job.?


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Weekly reports: The route has become even more dangerous
In a shipwreck on Wednesday 14-15 people went missing near Samos and are feared dead and on Sunday a vessel collided with a rock near Lesvos and the bodies of 1 woman and 2 children have already been found and 10 more are still missing. There have been circulating news account of more tragedies, including six more deaths and another person gone missing. Another gruesome tragedy occurred in the Central Mediterranean Sea, presumably with more than 70 casualties. At least 43 bodies were washed up on Libyan shores and another 30 people from the shipwreck are still missing, also feared dead.
Weekly Alarm Phone Report 19-25 October 2015
In the past week the Alarm Phone was once again alerted to dozens of distress cases in the Aegean Sea. Despite changing weather conditions people are still making the dangerous journey across maritime borders toward Europe. Some members of the activist collectives Alarm Phone and Welcome to Europe went to Lesvos to assist the newly arrived and to gain insights into the workings of the newly installed EU 'hotspot' in Moria that the border agency Frontex is running. As part of the European Agenda on Migration, hotspots are now being deployed by Frontex to support so-called 'frontline EU states' in systematically identifying and screening travellers who 'illegally' entered EU territory. One of Frontex' main tasks is to speed up the 'return process', thus the deportation of those who Frontex 'identifies' as not coming from a country of war and/or as not having valid grounds for asylum in Europe.
What we witnessed is truly shocking. Since Frontex has entered the scene, registration processes were dramatically slowed down. Frontex procedures of 'screening' individuals takes a long time which has caused great delays and thus created a situation of humanitarian emergency for the hundreds of people waiting outside. The official opening of this hotspot on Lesvos coincided with increased numbers of new arrivals and deteriorating weather conditions. While it rained non-stop in the past few days, dinghies kept arriving from Turkey. In the absence of any functioning queuing system and any form of crowd management by the authorities, and without access to shelter (protecting people from the harsh weather conditions), sanitary infrastructures such as toilets, as well as to food, water, dry clothing, medication and doctors, hundreds of desperate refugees are left to survive in between mud and piles of garbage outside of Moria's fences. What we have seen outside of Moria and on the island of Lesvos more generally reminded us of scenes from war-zones. We have published a statement jointly with Welcome to Europe in which we condemn Frontex' involvement and the appalling humanitarian situation on the island (see: http://infomobile.w2eu.net/2015/10/24/frontex-slows-down-registration-procedures-in-hot-spot-moria-leaving-refugees-for-days-in-life-threatening-conditions/).
In the past weeks we have seen record numbers of people arriving on Greek islands and it shows that the beginning of winter has not changed people's willingness to cross borders. However, the route has become even more dangerous and we again learned about tragedies at sea: In a shipwreck on Wednesday 14-15 people went missing near Samos and are feared dead and on Sunday a vessel collided with a rock near Lesvos and the bodies of 1 woman and 2 children have already been found and 10 more are still missing. There have been circulating news account of more tragedies, including six more deaths and another person gone missing. Another gruesome tragedy occurred in the Central Mediterranean Sea, presumably with more than 70 casualties. At least 43 bodies were washed up on Libyan shores and another 30 people from the shipwreck are still missing, also feared dead.
The start of winter makes the journeys toward and across Europe incredibly hard and dangerous. We see how people are still walking throughout Europe toward northern countries and have to endure the rain and the cold. There is an urgent need for widespread humanitarian aid and for European countries to open their borders to travellers – without rapid measures, the coming weeks will be even more deadly.
Summary of Alarm Phone cases
In the past week, the Alarm Phone was alerted to 25 emergency situations. Summaries and links to the individual reports can be found below.
On Monday the 19th of October 2015, the Alarm Phone was alerted to six emergency situations in the Aegean Sea. At 1.10am we were notified through WhatsApp about a vessel in distress between the Turkish city of Kusadasi and the Greek island of Samos (case 1). Our contact person informed us that there were 45 people on the vessel with water entering. After several attempts our shift team was able to reach the travellers directly on their phone and were told that the engine had stopped working. They sent us updated GPS coordinates that showed them close to Greek territory. We informed the Greek borderguards in Piraeus who confirmed that they would notify the authorities on Samos Island. At 4.03am the Greek authorities confirmed that the travellers had been rescued.
With regards to the five other cases of the day we received the confirmation that all groups in question were fine: A disoriented family found a village on the island of Kastellorizo (case 2); a group aboard of a vessel was able to reach Farmakonisi Island (case 3); a group on Agathonisi Island needed immediate support and informed us later that they were at the local police station (case 4); a group in distress at sea that was rescued to Chios (case 5); and a group stranded on Nera that had found help (case 6) (see:
http://watchthemed.net/index.php/reports/view/313).
On Tuesday the 20th of October, the Alarm Phone was alerted to 4 cases of distress in the Aegean Sea. The first case reached us at 2.28am when a Syrian activist collective informed us about 10 people on a wooden boat who had been at sea for several hours with a malfunctioning engine (case 1). Our contact stayed in touch with them regularly and informed us at 3.22am that their position had changed in the meantime. While they had been in Greek waters earlier, the new coordinates showed them in Turkish territory. At 3.37am we were told that they had been pushed-back by a large vessel. We contacted the Turkish coastguards who knew already about the case. For several hours afterwards no new information could be obtained until around 8.30am when the Turkish authorities confirmed that the travellers had been brought back to Turkey and were safe.
With regards to the other three cases we received confirmation that two groups were fine; one group had been found by fishermen on the island of Nera and were being transferred elsewhere (case 2), the other group was rescued by Greek coastguards and brought to Lesvos Island (case 4). For one group near Lesvos we could not obtain any confirmation (see: http://watchthemed.net/index.php/reports/view/314).
On Wednesday the 21st of October, the Alarm Phone was informed by Father Mussie Zerai about a vessel in distress in the Central Mediterranean Sea. He told us about a vessel carrying about 100 people on a small plastic vessel and passed on a satellite phone number. Shortly afterwards he added that there were 30 women, including 4 pregnant women on board. When the travellers could not be directly reached, we notified the Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre (MRCC) in Rome at 6.46am. They took down the information and said that they would look into the situation. At 7.15am, Father Zerai sent us GPS coordinates which we then passed on to MRCC Rome. In the following hours, the travellers could not be reached but then, at about 12.45pm, MRCC Rome confirmed the rescue of the travellers (see: http://watchthemed.net/index.php/reports/view/316).
On Wednesday the 21st of October, the Alarm Phone was alerted to 6 emergency situations in the Aegean Sea, most of which occurred near the Greek islands of Kos, Samos, Lesvos and Chios. At 6.51pm we were informed about a vessel carrying 60 people, again between Turkey and Lesvos Island (case 4). With the obtained coordinates we could see that they were still in Turkish waters. We then spoke to the travellers directly who reported that their engine had broken down and that an 8 year old on the vessel was injured. Shortly afterwards they were able to re-start their engine and move on. We informed the Greek coastguards at 7.15pm and passed on their new coordinates. They said that they would look into the situation. Shortly afterwards, our initial informant told us that the vessel had been rescued, which was also confirmed by the travellers themselves via WhatsApp at 7.48pm.
With regards to the five other cases, we received the confirmation that two vessels had been rescued by Turkish authorities (case 1 and 3) and one vessel near Samos and one group on Samos by Greek coastguards (case 2 and 6). One vessel reached Chios Island independently (case 5) (see: http://watchthemed.net/reports/view/318).
On Thursday the 22nd of October 2015, the Alarm Phone was alerted to 4 distress situations in the Aegean Sea. The first case reached us at around 1am when we were informed about 250 people who had stranded on the small Greek military island of Farmakonisi (case 1). We then received the GPS position of the group. After trying to obtain and verify information about the size of the group, our contact person alerted the Greek coastguards to the group. The Greek authorities had no knowledge of the case and confirmed that they would take action. Our contact person then also informed the group that authorities were notified. At 9.12am we received a WhatsApp message that stated that help had arrived. However, at about 1.58pm we received a call from the group. They were angry and said that about 85 people, including many children, were still on the island. In the afternoon, the Greek coastguards said that the weather was too bad to approach the island and transfer the group – they would pick them up on the next day. Our contact person then informed the group on the island.
With regards to the other 3 cases, we could obtain the confirmation that one group had reached the island of Samos independently (case 2), and another one was rescued by the Greek coastguard (case 3). For one vessel we were unable to find out if they had reached Lesvos Island or not (case 4) (see: http://watchthemed.net/index.php/reports/view/315).
On Friday the 23rd of October, the Alarm Phone was alerted to two emergency cases in the Aegean Sea. At 1.20am an informant told us that there were 80 people on a vessel and she had already informed the Greek coastguard. When we reached one of the travellers directly at 1.30am one of them said that they were not at sea anymore but were back on Turkish mainland. We asked for updated coordinates which we then received shortly afterwards via WhatsApp. The man told us that one child had died and several people were in a bad medical condition. We were unable to verify the information about the child. They had already called the international emergency number 112 and were waiting for help. They did not want us to notify the police and said that they might try and wait until the morning and then attempt the border crossing once more.
The same informant told us about the second case: 35 people were on a boat moving toward Samos. Already shortly afterwards we learned that they had safely reached Samos Island see: http://watchthemed.net/reports/view/317).
On Sunday the 25th of October, the Alarm Phone was alerted to 2 emergency situations in the Aegean Sea. At 11.50am we were alerted by a woman in France who said that she had learned about a distress case through Facebook (case 1). She told us about an emergency situation near Lesvos Island with several people in immediate danger. Shortly afterwards she was able to provide us with further details and a phone number of one of the travellers which, however, could not be reached. We sent an email with the information to the Greek coastguard which then called us at 12.45pm and told us to inform the Turkish coastguards. When we finally reached the Turkish coastguard at 1.17pm, they told us that they had received information about this case through the Greek coastguard. At 1.21pm, one of our Alarm Phone members on Lesvos informed us that a helicopter was sent out to search for them. They had already found three bodies of women and children. More than 10 people were still missing (see source 1). Afterwards, no further information could be gathered but we will try to find out more about this distress case and the fatalities it caused.
At 12.57pm, we were contacted by a group who were on an island in the Aegean region and needed assistance (case 2). They were first unable to send us their location but from their messages we gathered that they were on the small island of Nisides Tomakia, close to Lesvos Island. At 2.05pm, we informed the Greek coastguard on Lesvos about the situation and they said that they would send out a patrol boat. In the meantime we learned that they were about 40 people, including 9 children who were all wet after their vessel had crashed and they needed medical support. At 2.13pm the Greek coastguard confirmed that they were on their way to the island. At 3.40pm we learned that they were being transferred from the island. We then found out that they were not transferred by the coastguard but in fact by fishermen. They had been able to rescue the whole group from the island but in that process their vessel had hit against rocks and was damaged. Fortunately, everyone remained uninjured. Alarm Phone members went to the harbour to welcome the survivors and to provide them with dry clothes (see also newspaper report, source 2). We encountered the group, including also one little boy who had proudly 'rescued' a cat from the island. We were then able to transport the families with children to Pikpa, a self-organized Welcome center that offers shelter for the most vulnerable cases so that they can take a rest before going to Moria for registration. We also met with the fishermen and used our funds to hand them 400 Euro so that they could fix the damages to their vessel. They also said that this had not been their first rescue mission (see: http://watchthemed.net/reports/view/319).
Alarm Phone Weekly Report 19-25 October
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21/12: 21 travellers in distress near Alexandroupolis, probably pushed back to Turkey by Greek coast guard 22. décembre 2019
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MP Hire now with security
The people's Deputy Moustapha nayem who was beaten on 30 April during the conflict on the road, gave protection at his request.
This was at the may 7 briefing in Kyiv said the head of national police Sergey Knyazev.
"In criminal proceedings the citizen Mustafa-Masi Nayyem provided physical protection – the police – at that period, which we consider necessary," – said Knyazev.
As reported by "Ukrainian truth" Nye, protection in the form of two police officers he was given the night of 7 may, at his request.
"I'm in the hospital. Here there are two police officers of the chamber," he said.
He could not say for what period of protection is granted, but noted that he understood that "this protection will go on until, until there will be the threat to life and health."
"Due to the fact that from 2 may to my email address addresses of my colleagues, and my family had received various threats associated with hooliganism, using physical force, related to the incident on 30 April, my lawyers appealed to the Netpolicy a statement about the crime, namely in relation to threats to life and health (article 129 "threat of murder" of the criminal code), " said Nye.
He added that, given the public resonance of the case and the identity of those who threatened, he was asked about the provision of security.
"I associate these threats directly with hooliganism and infliction of bodily injury on April 30. I deliberately will not specify from whom these threats were reported to avoid excessive escalation around this conflict. However, all materials, mail and all known to me information handed over to investigators of the national police and will be taken into account in the investigation," concluded Nye.
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What is the Purpose of the Healing Nasal Wash?
To clear sinus congestion, infections, stuffy nose, allergic rhinitis. It will relieve any difficulty of breathing through the nose, soothe sore throats, reduce recurring sinus and throat infections.
It is wonderful technique for us to know how to do, as it helps the body rid itself of the toxins that accumulate in the mucus and phlegm of our breathing passages. The Healing Nasal Wash is done with warm salt water. The salt kills the bacteria that can cause infections and inflammations. It is safe and easy for anyone to do.
When to do it? How often? It depends..
Every Morning: Preventative or to help clear chronic sinus.
Once a day: To help clear an infection, relieve allergies, or bring relief to a sore throat. If you have lots of phlegm the most comfortable time to do the Healing Nasal Wash will be in the daytime hours. Early morning and evening will most likely find you with more sinus. Mid day or even late afternoon it will be easier to do.
As needed: For example. You have impacted sinuses. You have a headache. If you do a Healing Nasal Wash the first day, you can evaluate the next day to see if you need another one. This kind of condition should be evaluated day to day. How? By the results. Too many Healing Nasal Washes could dry the sinuses too much. You already have mucus which is difficult to expectorate. The goal is to use the Healing Nasal Wash to loosen the phlegm so it can begin to release. Drink lots of hot drinks, take showers, breathe in the warm water vapor.
Where did it come from? This healing wash is called neti in India. It is traditionally done by yogis as a technique to clear their breathing passages in order to make their breathing exercises more powerful. It is also used by athletes to maximize their workouts.
A container which holds 2 cups of slightly warm water.
1. Add salt to water and stir to dissolve.
2. Fill bulb syringe with water/salt solution.
3. Hold your head over the sink.
4. Place the end of the spout into your left nostril, while you tilt your head to the right.
5. Now gently pour the solution into the nostril, making sure it comes out of the right nostril, rather than the left it is going into. You may have to adjust your head, or tilt it a little more to make sure this happens.
6. Squirt the remainder of the solution out of the spouted bottle.Just squirt it into the sink so you keep the instrument clean.
7. Refill the spouted bottle with warm salt water.
8. Repeat until you have used ½ the solution. Then switch to washing the right nostril.
At first you may feel clumsy. It may seem impossible for the solution to come out of the opposite nostril. Once you get used to the technique, it is very simple.
The mucus blockage in the airways is at the root of the nose. This is why sometimes, with a lot of blockage, it may not seem possible for the water to come out the other side of the nose. With repetitions, however, it will come out the opposite nostril and create a wonderful clearing of your nasal passages. You will be amazed. Your head will feel clearer; your breathing will be much freer.
Also, when first doing The Healing Nasal Wash, you may feel a little burning sensation in the nose, very similar to the way you feel when you are swimming get water up your nose. This goes away quickly, and the practice becomes very comfortable.
Besides washing both nostrils, do a third type of wash. Tilt the head backwards so the solution doesn't go out either nostril but down the throat instead. This is much better than gargling, as the bacteria can pocket in the back of the sinuses at the top of the throat. Gargling may miss this area. Nothing feels as great as a throat that is no longer sore!
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Soha Ali Khan and Anurag Kashyap to speak at Jaipur Literature Festival
posted on Dec. 08, 2017 at 12:30 pm June 23, 2020
The annual ZEE Jaipur Literature Festival announced its second list of speakers at a preview event at the iconic Royal Opera House in Mumbai. Billed as the "greatest literary show on earth", the 11th edition of the Festival is slated from January 25 to 29, 2018.
A number of Mumbai-based speakers will feature at the upcoming event, including bestselling novelist Amish who will discuss his reinterpretations of ancient mythology, including the enigmatic Sita and the complex divinity in Ram while Ashwin Sanghi — whose work straddles history, philosophy, fantasy and science– will shed light on his new book `Keepers of the Kalchakra'.
Legendary couple Javed Akhtar and Shabana Azmi will discuss their poetic heritage through their respective fathers, Jan Nisar Akhtar and Kaifi Azmi, in a session on the traditions of Urdu literature and author Kiran Nagarkar will speak about the ceaselessness of languages and the art of crisscrossing cultural and linguistic landscapes while actor Soha Ali Khan will reveal all about her disarmingly frank memoir; and director, writer, producer and actor Anurag Kashyap will speak on his cinematic sensibility and consciousness.
Young readers are set for a treat with the unparalleled Anthony Horowitz, creator of the multi-million selling Alex Rider series, and the refreshing Julia Donaldson whose modern classics, The Gruffalo and The Gruffalo's Child, have taken countless children on a splendid journey. The brilliant theoretical physicist Lisa Randall will also feature as part of the programming with a fascinating discussion that challenges the stereotypes of gender; historian, Harvard professor and author of The Dawn Watch: Joseph Conrad in a Global World, Maya Jasanoff, discusses the journey of one of the most riveting figures in literary history; writers and journalists such as Peter Bergen, the author of Manhunt, one of the few to have interviewed Osama bin Laden and the first journalist to gain access into Abbottabad as well as Suki Kim, the only writer ever to have lived undercover in North Korea and the author of New York Times bestselling literary nonfiction Without You, There Is No Us: Undercover Among the Sons of North Korea's Elite.
The list also features a number of names from the world of Indian literature, culture and media. Makarand Paranjape will discuss ritual and identity in a dizzyingly pluralistic world; film-maker Mira Nair will speak of her incredible cross-cultural journey as well as the rigours of adapting the novel into a dynamic screenplay; journalist Rajdeep Sardesai discusses his recent book on cricket; new age archivist Rohan Murty, who with his visionary The Murty Classical Library, attempts to make India's magnificent literary legacy accessible to the world; poet Tishani Doshi will talk about her latest anthology, Girls are Coming out of the Woods; and Kannada author and playwright Vivek Shanbhag explores the diverse range of regional Indian literature.
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Lifestyle, Looks and Lower Taxes: Occupancy Is Rapidly Approaching for Weehawken's Avora
Mar 28, 2018 • 11:30am
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Sponsored By Avora
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Created By Brownstoner LLC
One of Jersey's most highly anticipated residential addresses on the waterfront, Avora, is closing in on its spring 2018 occupancy date, and there's still time to stake your claim to one of its 183 remarkable homes. Between its unparalleled lifestyle amenities, stunning interior and exterior design, and remarkable location, it's no wonder the National Association of Home Builders' National Sales & Marketing Council named Avora the 2018 National Community of the Year.
Created by designer IBI Group and developer Landsea Homes, the striking 11-story Avora has become a standout on the banks of the Hudson River at Port Imperial, but perhaps even more dramatic are the tax savings enjoyed by its homeowners. Weehawken slashed the tax rate by historic proportions, from 2.23 percent to 1.49 percent. That means tax relief of up to $96,190 over ten years (based on a listing price of $1.23 million).
Exterior rendering
Less stress over property taxes leaves you more bandwidth to devote to living your best life, a goal that's achieved more easily in a community like this, equipped with more than 30,000 square feet of amenity space. Avora's lobby will bid you a warm welcome home, with a concierge dedicated to your needs, even while you're away.
Watch favorite films in style in a private screening theater and entertain in the private dining room, bar, and catering kitchen for a social experience your friends and family won't soon forget. The fitness center challenges residents with top-of-the-line strength and cardio equipment, while on-site pet grooming, secure garage parking, and bike storage round out the conveniences. There's also the club room, with a cozy fireplace, televisions, and comfy lounge seating.
Lobby rendering.
Dining room rendering.
Fitness center rendering.
Club room rendering.
An outdoor plaza on the third floor takes full advantage of Avora's sweeping Manhattan views, encouraging relaxation and recreation with a pool, BBQ grills, picnic areas, a fire pit, sun deck, and a viewing park from which to soak it all in.
Pool deck rendering.
The futuristic, imaginative exterior of Avora proves that sometimes you can judge a book by its cover. Inside, you'll find sophisticated modern style, luxury finishes and an eco-friendly ethos — manifested in the form of renewable energy technologies and sustainable practices that have earned Avora LEED certification.
Fortunately, a green mindset doesn't preclude you from indulging yourself. The kitchens are nothing short of inspiring, with Quartz counters and backsplash, stainless steel appliances by KitchenAid, and dramatic wood finish cabinets. Master suite spa baths are decked out with Caesarstone, baths that fill from the ceiling, in-mirror lighting, and under-cabinet lighting.
Cabinets are by Robern, fixtures are by Kohler, and many residences offer balconies or terraces.
Kitchen rendering.
Bathroom rendering.
Avora's Port Imperial location means that your commute is an easy one, no matter where you're going. Riverwalk Place, Hudson Yards, the light rail, and ferry are just steps from your front door. Also within walking distance are parks like Old Glory, Donnelly Memorial, and Hamilton. The panoramic New York City views from the north, east and south underscore just how close Avora is to Manhattan.
You still have time to buy into the magnificent waterfront lifestyle Avora has to offer. Choose from one-, two-, and three-bedroom homes as well as penthouse duplexes, in a price range from the $800,000s to $4.4 million.
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Q: ERROR springsecurity.ReflectionUtils - Your security configuration settings use the old prefix 'grails.plugins.springsecurity' I have migrated to grails 2.5.0 from 2.3.7
and i have the dependency on
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i replaced all the occurrences of grails.plugins.springsecurity with 'grails.plugin.springsecurity but i am still getting an error as below:
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ERROR springsecurity.ReflectionUtils  - Your security configuration settings use the old prefix 'grails.plugins.springsecurity' but must now use 'grails.plugin.springsecurity'

How to resolve this issue.

A: In Config.groovy change the line
grails.plugins.springsecurity
to
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A: Stopping and starting the app again worked for me.
Could you please do the same and try?
Thanks,
Vamshi

A: If you have removed all occurrences of grails.plugins.springsecurity, then you may have to check for any DSL style declarations too - like grails { plugins { springsecurity .....