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We want to inspire communities to save lives
by officialwmas January 23, 2017 January 19, 2017 Leave a comment
Left to right – Michelle Brotherton (General Manager, West Mercia), John Bottamley (Chair Four ACre Trust), Sue Watkins (Trustee, Hereford and Worcester CFRs), Cliff Medlicott (Community Response Manager, West Mercia)
Monday 23rd January 2017 – 8.00am – Murray MacGregor.
A generous donation from a charitable trust could turn dozens of rural communities into lifesavers.
The Four Acre Trust is donating £50,000 towards buying additional automated external defibrillators (AEDs) for rural areas of Herefordshire and Worcestershire. To qualify, local communities need to raise half the money and the Four Acre Trust will pay the other half.
The funding should mean up to 100 extra AEDs being available to members of the public to use in the event of someone suffering a cardiac arrest. A defibrillator is used to reset the heart so that it can start beating normally again.
A cardiac arrest is where the heart stops beating and should not be confused with a heart attack. Every year there are over 130,000 out of hospital cardiac arrests in England. With early cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and defibrillation, over 90% of those patients could be saved. Sadly, only about 8% will be saved because it takes too long to get help. By increasing the number of AEDs in the community, more lives can be saved.
Chair of Trustees for the Four Acre Trust, John Bothamley, said: "We generally support charities that give individuals – mainly children and young people – help in making the most of their lives.
"What better way can we help those children, their parents and friends than by helping them to save a life. We want to get as many children and young people involved in this scheme as possible as well as their parents.
"We are here to inspire local communities who have been thinking about getting a defibrillator, to get on and do it. It's a straight forward process and we'll provide half of the £1,000 funding needed. We hope as many communities will take up the offer and we can get an extra 100 defibrillators installed as soon as possible."
When a community comes up with the funding, they should apply to the Hereford and Worcester Community First Responder (HWCFR) Charity who will arrange for the defib to be placed in a box on the likes of a church wall, school, shop or even pub; anywhere that it can be accessed 24 hours a day.
HWCFR Charity Trustee, Sue Watkins, said: "Not only will we help the community to install the defib, we will work with West Midlands Ambulance Service to train local people in its use. However, people should remember that you do not need to have had any training to use one.
"There are so many examples of where having a defib in a rural community has made the difference between life and death. Even in a small village like Peterchurch, their defib has been used three times in the last 18 months. Whatever the size of the village or town you live in, you can always benefit from having a defib available 24/7."
West Mercia Community Response Manager, Cliff Medlicott, added: "For every minute after the heart stop beatings, your chance of survival drops by 10% so you can see how important it is that we get more defibs out into the rural communities.
"Whether you have had training or not, you can make a difference if you know where your nearest defib is. We'd urge every local community to come together to take up this fantastically generous offer from the Four Acre Trust."
General Manager for West Mercia with West Midlands Ambulance Service, Michelle Brotherton, said: "As someone who lives in a rural area, I have seen the value of having a defib in the community. There are people who are alive today because there was one nearby.
"If you don't already know how to do CPR or where your nearest defib is, what better way to start 2017 than by taking up this offer and achieving both?"
Any community or group that would like to take up the offer should contact Sue Watkins via email at sue.watkins2016@gmail.com
Mr Bothamley says the Trustees want to see communities become safer places:
he says he wants to inspire communities so that up to 100 extra defibrillators will be available in an emergency:
Mr Bothamley says that as a Charity that has helping children at the heart of its work, they want to see youngsters getting involved:
Sue says, just because it is a rural community doesn't mean that it's not just as vital that a defib is available:
Sue says there is always somewhere available to place a defib, however big or small a community is:
Cliff says in a cardiac arrest, time is the biggest factor so responding quickly to a cardiac arrest will save lives:
He says that whether you have been trained or not, you can make a difference and save a life:
Michelle says there is no doubt that taking up the offer could well save a life:
Michelle says the reality is that in rural areas, defibs are probably more important than in an urban area:
She says it's not often that you get the chance to make such a big difference to your community:
Written by officialwmas
West Midlands Ambulance Service (WMAS) covers a geographical area of approximately 5,000 square miles and serves a population of 5.6 million people living in Shropshire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire, Coventry & Warwickshire, Staffordshire and the Birmingham & the Black Country conurbation. The Trust has a total number of 4000 members of staff and uses 864 vehicles.
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Professor Neil Powell is Chair of Art and Design Education and Pro Vice-Chancellor (Academic) at Norwich University of the Arts (NUA), England. Alongside his position as a senior University academic, he is known for his work with public and private sector creative arts bodies.
He writes a monthly column on arts and culture for Wall Street International, is a guest columnist for Arts and Museum Magazine and was recently commissioned to write a piece on Luciano Fabro for the The Brooklyn Rail. He has made numerous appearances on BBC and ITV television and BBC Radio 4's Front Row. His work features in the Imago Mundi – Art Theorema #1 exhibition, at Salone degli Incanti in Trieste, Italy (2018), and he is currently working on a major exhibition project with the artist, Claudio Parmiggiani and will curate an exhibition featuring the work of the late Sir Anthony Caro, Iron in the Soul, to open in May 2019 to coincide with the Norfolk and Norwich Festival.
For a number of years Powell has worked with Arts Council Collections and Hayward Gallery Touring alongside work with commercial galleries such as Simon Lee (London, New York, Hong Kong) and Annely Juda, London. He is a curator in his own right with over 40 shows to his credit over the past decade. He has previously been involved in the curator selection for the Hayward Open Curatorial and was closely associated with the last edition of the UK's major survey exhibition, British Art Show 8.
Powell has written and exhibited extensively on the international stage, with past projects including a major showing of Art & Language at MoMA PS1, New York, with Professor Michael Corris, and has curated and organised shows by the likes of Claude Cahun, Hans-Peter Feldmann, Michael Craig-Martin, Jake and Dinos Chapman, Damien Hirst, Alfredo Jaar, John Craske, Roger Ackling, Ana Maria Pacheco and Ian Hamilton Finlay. In 2018 Powell worked with Mario Codognato and the Houghton Estate to bring Damien Hirst's 'Hymn' to Norwich. The recent 'Mutator' show with Professor William Latham was originated for Norwich but was included in the Venice Biennale 2017 and the Hermitage in St. Petersburg. Powell leads the research group 'Created and Contested Territories', who were recently awarded a Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) grant to pursue sustainable print technologies for Ethiopia to promote sexual health awareness in the region 2018-21. This project is in collaboration with the University of Addis Ababa. Forthcoming projects in 2019 include Lust and the Apple in Edinburgh (March 2019) and CLB in Berlin (April 2019).
Born Manchester, and lives and works in Norfolk, UK.


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[[Nick and Ki are still lying in bed after a long day of searching for Earth. Nick reaches down and places a hand on Ki's stomach.]]
Nick: Let's talk about something else. How are you doing, "mom"?
Ki: [Placing her hand on Nick's] OK, I suppose. It's a bit boring watching you guys have all the fun, but "we" are doing just fine.
Nick: When are you supposed to start "showing"?
Ki: Dr. Granger says it should be in a couple weeks. And the morning sickness is better, but she said it could still last a while.
Ki: [Propping herself up on an elbow and putting her chin in her hand] So... are we ready for this? To be parents?
Nick: I think so. We've had some time to ourselves, and it's been something we've wanted for a long time.
Ki: [Lying back down, slightly annoyed] Well, I was hoping for the NORMAL trials of pregnancy, not having dozens of aliens measuring and quantifying my every move.
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1-228 comb's the Caribbean Sea to save the lives of nine drifters
Members of Joint Task Force-Bravo's 1-228 Aviation Battalion flight crew U.S. Army Warrant Officer-1 Zachary Lugu(top left),pilot, U.S. Army Sgt. U.S. Army Sgt. Travis Mayo, flight medic(left front), U.S. Army SPC Robert Clement (right front), crew chief, and U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer-3 Jay Hanshaw pose for a photo infront of a Utility Helicopter-60 (UH-60) here July 9, 2013. The flight crew supported U.S. Southern Command's coordinated search and rescue efforts, which located a stranded vessel and saved the lives of two Americans, one Canadian and six Hondurans, July 3.
Joint Task Force-Bravo's 1-228 Aviation Battalion pilot's U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer-3 Jay Hanshaw and U.S. Army Warrant Officer-1 Zachary Lugu, pose for a photo inside of a Utility Helicopter-60 (UH-60) here July 9, 2013. The pilots supported U.S. Southern Command's coordinated search and rescue efforts, which located a stranded vessel and saved the lives of two Americans, one Canadian and six Hondurans, July 3.
By Staff Sgt Jarrod Chavana
Joint Task Force-Bravo Public Affairs
SOTO CANO AIR BASE, Honduras -- On July 2, a U.S. Army Utility Helicopter-60 from the 1-228 Aviation Battalion at Soto Cano Air Base was dispatched to the Caribbean Sea to help locate two Americans, one Canadian and six Hondurans, which had last been seen June 30.
"We flew in a snake pattern for nearly seven hours and covered more than 450 miles searching for them the first day, but to no avail," said Chief Warrant Officer-3 Jay Hanshaw, 1-228 AB pilot. "The second day we could see the water currents shifting west as we flew in the grid and after hours of searching we received a call from the U.S. Coast Guard to examine a small vessel more closely."
With less than an hour and half left to search for the vessel before the U.S. forces would conclude the search the boat was spotted by the U.S. Coast Guard's HC-130 Hercules.
At around 8:30 a.m. the aircrew reached the coordinates and could see the passengers were frantically twirling their shirts over their heads, waving their arms and hoping they were about to be rescued.
"The people on the boat were found more than 30 miles outside of the search grid and were being pulled into a current created by a storm off the coast of Belize," said Hanshaw.
The aircrew of 1-228 would then hover over the drifting boat and prepare to hoist a medic out of the aircraft.
"We were hovering about 50 feet above the boat when I was hoisted from the helicopter on a rescue seat," said U.S. Army Sgt. Travis Mayo, a 1-228 AB flight medic. "The rotor of the aircraft was pelting us with water and swaying me and the boat from side to side. It even pushed the boat forward as if it were turned on."
The rescue seat used was about 35 inches high and had two-12 inch by three inch collapsible seats, with two retention straps inside of a bright orange bag connected at the top.
In order to not capsize the boat and cause further injury Hanshaw decided to gain another 30 feet in altitude and help stop the boat from drifting even further away.
"We have protocols for just about every scenario, but we had to figure out the best strategy to save the passengers because we knew they would be weak and dehydrated," said Hanshaw.
Mayo accessed the injuries of the nine crew members and sent the injured and weakest up first. The passengers hadn't eaten in days and were only able to drink rain water, which they caught inside of their ice chest.
"One of the females had hurt her wrist a week prior, so I examined her splint before securing her on the rescue seat and then I sat on the other seat," said Mayo. "She was scared and I wanted to ensure she was going to make it to the aircraft."
Mayo, physically exhausted, would be hoisted back and forth from the helicopter to the vessel another three times, before they decided to try a different plan.
Trying to use pin-point accuracy to place Mayo into the boat, it began to tax him physically, so the aircrew came up with a strategy to lower him into the Caribbean Sea and have him swim a few meters to the boat. This helped loosen the strain of the water pounding the vessel and its crew.
"I was then able to load the last six people onto the rescue seat two at a time," said Mayo.
During the nearly two hour rescue, the aircraft flew to the island of Roatan and landed with less than 30 minutes of fuel remaining.
This wasn't Hanshaw's first rescue, while deployed to Afghanistan; he flew a solo Blackhawk into a hot landing zone to save the lives of two U.S. Marines. After a narrow escape, where an AK-47 ripped through the side cockpit door, striking the ballistic cover of his helmet and imbedding shrapnel into his cheek, Hanshaw would vacate the area and receive the Army's Distinguished Flying Cross for his bravery.
"Daily training ensures our aircrew members maintain the highest levels of proficiency and readiness for real world events, although you may never know when you will use this training, it's times like this you're glad you have it," said Hanshaw.


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Paulding County er et county i den amerikanske delstat Ohio. Amtet ligger nordvest i staten og grænser op imod Defiance County i nord, Putnam County i øst og mod Van Wert County i syd. Amtet grænser desuden op til delstaten Indiana i vest.

Paulding Countys totale areal er 1 077 km² hvoraf  km² er vand. I 2000 havde amtet 20 293 indbyggere.

Amtets administration ligger i byen Paulding.

Amtet blev grundlagt i 1820 og har fået sit navn efter John Paulding som deltog i den amerikanske uafhængighedskrig.

Demografi
Ifølge folketællingen fra 2000 boede der 20,293 personer i amtet. Der var 7,773 husstande med 5,689 familier. Befolkningstætheden var 19 personer pr. km². Befolkningens etniske sammensætning var som følger: 95.85% hvide, 0.96% afroamerikanere, 0.29% indianere, 0.15% asiater, 0,01% fra Stillehavsøerne, 1.41% af anden oprindelse og 1.33% fra to eller flere grupper.

Der var 7,773 husstande, hvoraf 34.10% havde børn under 18 år boende. 60.90% var ægtepar, som boede sammen, 8.10% havde en enlig kvindelig forsøger som beboer, og 26.80% var ikke-familier. 23.00% af alle husstande bestod af enlige, og i 10.30% af tilfældende hvor en person boede alene var person 65 år eller ældre.

Gennemsnitsindkomsten for en hustand var $40,327 årligt, mens gennemsnitsindkomsten for en familie var på $45,481 årligt.

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Counties i Ohio

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Twiggs County Court House. Twiggs County was created in 1809 from Wilkinson County and was named for General John Twiggs, a prominent leader in the Revolutionary War and the Indian Wars. Parts of the county was added to Bibb County in 1833, 1842, 1849, 1851, 1875, 1876 and 1877. Neighbouring counties are: Wilkinson, Bleckly, Houston,Bibb and Jones. The Ocmulgee river borders the county on the west. The county seat was first in Marion, named after General Francis Marion but in 1868 it was moved to Jeffersonville 6 miles east of Marion. The first settlers were named in White's Historical Collections of Georgia as follows: Arthur Fort, Ezekial Wimberly, William Perry, Henry Wall, William Crocker, General Tarver, Ira Peck, John Fulton, John Everitt, D. Williams, Joel Denson, S. Jones, Willis Hodgins, Milton Wilder, Josiah Murphy, Davis Lowery, C. Johnson, C. A. Thorpe, John Davis, C. W. Melton, B. Ray, S. Harrell, T. Harrington, H. Sullivan, Others were General Ezekial Wimberly, Colonel James W. Fannin, Thaddeus Oliver, General Hartwell H. Tarver, Robert L. Perryman, Robert A. Everett, Stephen F. Miller, Governor James M. Smith, Judge A.T. MacIntyre, Dr. James E. Dickey, General Philip Cook, Honorable Dudley N. Hughes, J. A. Barclay, S. J. Bond, Wesley Binn, Victoria Bryant, Daniel Bullard, John Cribb, Joshua Chance, George Chapman Sr., John H. Denson. The court house of Twiggs County was destroyed by fire February 7, 1901, thus destroying the early wills and other records. County seat: Jeffersonville.


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Hickorynut Lake, also known sometimes as Little Hickorynut, is a natural freshwater lake on the northwest side of Walt Disney World, in Orange County, Florida. This lake has an irregular shape and much of it is surrounded by land that floods easily. On the east side of the lake is Florida State Road 429, a toll highway. Some residential areas are now bordering it.

This lake has no public boat docks, no public swimming areas and only a little public access from two roads that border it.

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Lakes of Orange County, Florida


Registration dates for the 2017 Wine and Dine Half Marathon weekend have not been determined just yet. I can tell you that it opened on March 15, 2016, for the 2016 event. My guess is that it will be close to that date for 2017, as well.
The Wine and Dine Half Marathon and Lumiere's Two Course Challenge both sold out very quickly (within an hour) this year. The half marathon has sold out within one hour for the past two years. This was the first year for the challenge, but I anticipate that they will both be very popular again next year.
You may find this blog post with runDisney registration tips helpful for when it comes time to register.


Monetary add-on will be accepted from individual(s) or businesses for any youth sale item offered in an approved sale at Walker County Fair (Premium sale, Supervised Project, Freezer sale, Horticulture, Art, Baked & Canned Goods).
Add-on forms will be available at the approved sales and livestock office during fair week. Each add-on recipient will be notified of donor and amount in order to send thank you letters.
Add-on monies received are not included in any maximum allowable price equations.
Add-on money amount may be any dollar amount equal to or greater than $25.00 per child.
Sale Pictures are not furnished by the exhibitor to the add-on money donors. Official pictures are not taken with add-on donors.
Add-on monies are not reported on the final sale price of the project. For example: If a steer sells for $5000 and $100 is received in add-on, the sale price is shown as $5000.
Add-on is a donation since the donor does not get a share of the project to which it is being applied. Add-on donors are not entitled to any percentage of the project being contributed to.
All add-on donations must be completed by 5:00 p.m. on the closing day of the fair. Under no circumstances will add-ons be accepted after this time.
Add-on money has the same commission percentage deducted as other project sales at the Walker County Fair.


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Centre for Workplace Leadership
Professor Thomas Maak is a leading scholar in the field of responsible leadership. He uses a multi-level lens to research leadership at the individual, group and organizational level, linking ethical theory, political philosophy, relational thinking and stakeholder theory. Thomas has extensive experience in leadership development and has worked for several years with PricewaterhouseCoopers on their award-winning senior executive program 'Ulysses'. Beyond leadership research his interests include ethical decision-making, political CSR, and organizational neuroscience. Through his work with leading social entrepreneurs in South Asia and South America he is also interested in social innovation and the advancement of human dignity in a connected world. Thomas received his Ph.D. from the University of St. Gallen and held appointments at INSEAD, ESADE Business School and the Wharton School before joining the University of Melbourne as Professor of Leadership and Director of CWL.


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Phnom Penh Post - Angkor Sacred Dancers set for capital premiere
Angkor Sacred Dancers set for capital premiere
Harriet Fitch Little | Publication date 23 January 2016 | 06:52 ICT
King Father Norodom Sihanouk was a fan of the troupe. ANDERS JIRAS
Harriet Fitch Little
The Sacred Dancers of Angkor will be holding their debut public performance in Phnom Penh on Thursday, presenting epic poem the Reamker in its entirety at the recently renovated Chaktomuk Theatre.
The troupe is made up of dancers from the villages surrounding the temple of Banteay Srei, and holds the dual honours of royal patronage from Princess Buppha Devi and international backing from UNESCO.
Later this year, the dancers will embark on a three-month tour of Europe – their longest stint abroad to date.
The troupe's founder, Swiss-Khmer Ravynn Karet-Coxen, said on Thursday that the hastily organised performance had come about when she realised she was running out of time to present the Reamker to a local audience before it went on tour.
"I really kicked myself in the bottom by saying: 'You cannot go and perform abroad not having presented them to Cambodia,'" Karet-Coxen said, speaking via phone from Siem Reap.
"I'd insult my country to bypass it."
The Sacred Dancers of Angkor were established in 2007, as an offshoot of the Nginn Karet foundation – a larger charitable project that helps 14 remote villages around Angkor with agriculture, health and hygiene that Karet-Coxen has been running since1999.
Their foundation myth is more colourful than that of most NGO programs, and it's one that the 64-year-old Karet-Coxen doesn't tire of telling almost a decade on.
She recounts how the villagers she worked with seemed to be in "limbo" even in the 2000s – still struggling to process the trauma of Cambodia's turbulent past.
"I thought maybe a film that would show them the past – the good times before – maybe then they will wake up," she explained.
The film she chose was Apsara – King Norodom Sihanouk's 1966 Cambodia showcase, which starred his daughter, the Princess Buppha Devi, and boasted a cameo from legendary crooner Sinn Sisamouth.
"My god, they were crying," she said of the reaction. "It was such an emotionally charged evening. And then they came to me and asked for a dance school."
The Sacred Dancers troupe was founded in 2007. ANDERS JIRAS
Karet-Coxen's success in transforming this into reality came in part thanks to her illustrious family lineage, and ensuing royal connections. Her father, Nginn Karet, was a cabinet minister under Sihanouk and a leading cartographer in post-independence Cambodia. Married to the Swiss daughter of pioneering abstract artist Gerard Schneider, he was a key player in securing the return of the Preah Vihear temple complex to Cambodia during the Hague deliberations of 1962.
As a result, in 2007 Karet-Coxen was able to take her idea for a dance school directly to Cambodia's then-Minister of Culture and Apsara's star, the Princess Buppha Devi.
Initially, the princess was sceptical: Apsara dancing was traditionally the preserve of palace children.
Karet-Coxen relayed her passionate response: "I said, 'Princess, maybe they're not royal children but they are the children of the gods of Angkor, so let me do it."
The princess not only agreed, but allowed the new rural dance school to be named after her: the Conservatoire Preah Ream Bopha Devi.
In the years since its founding, the "children of Angkor" image has remained integral to the style of the elegant dance troupe. It's an approach that Karet-Coxen sees as fitting, given the traditionally sacred function of dancers as communicating between gods and mortals. "I want people to have the impression they're coming out of the stone," she said.
To date, the dancers have dedicated 31 sacred dance rituals in the temples: Apsara shows performed with minimal make-up and costume, intended to mimic the function of the vestal virgins of ancient Rome and "put back the spiritual energy into all these temples".
Karet-Coxen says that these sunset rituals are not open to the public. "I have occasional friends, but they are people who are spiritually inclined. They are not voyeurs."
The Sacred Dancers of Angkor perform occasionally in upmarket hotels around Siem Reap, but are strict about enforcing a no eating and a no talking rule that rarely applies during commercialised apsara performances in the town.
As a result of the scarcity of public performances, money can be tight. Karet-Coxen is unsatisfied with the "yo-yo land" lives that her dancers lead, often skipping class to boost the family's income with day-labouring. For their last international tour to the United States, her UK-based husband put up $100,000.
In order to maximise income, overheads for the Phnom Penh visit are staying low: the 45-strong group of visitors will all be camping out in a single house belonging to Karet-Coxen's friend. She hopes that the show will bring in funding to help support the dancers with $60 a month each during the upcoming months of preparation for the international tour.
For audiences not sure of what to expect, Karet-Coxen can point to the ringing endorsement of a second royal fan, won over in 2009 when the troupe performed privately for King Father Norodom Sihanouk outside the Royal Palace.
"The King was completely amazed," she recalled. "He said: 'I can't believe that they can have such control of the movement and of their rhythm. I don't know how you did it, they must be guided from 'up there'."
The Sacred Dancers of Angkor will perform the Reamker at Chaktomuk Conference Hall, Sisowath Quay on January 28 at 7pm. Tickets cost between 5,000 riel and $20 and can be purchased at the door.
Contact author: Harriet Fitch Little
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End nigh for troupe of spiritual dancers
From Siem Reap, dolls find new life as Apsara dancers


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Report: Jared Kushner Driving Immigration Policy Debate in White House
February 22, 2019 ~ Ann Corcoran
For me, as goes Stephen Miller, so goes the nation!***
Miller, if you don't know, was Senator Jeff Sessions chief aide on immigration when Sessions was the Senator holding his finger in the dyke to stem the flood of illegal and LEGAL immigration flooding America.
Is Kushner side-lining immigration expert Stephen Miller?
The Dems want the "new American" voters and powerful business interesting in the Republican Party want a large pool of immigrant laborers to compete with American workers for jobs (at all levels!).
Now we are learning that Miller, who is one of only a few who went from the campaign to the White House with Trump (and survived, so far) is being sidelined as Jared Kushner, the first son-in-law, wants to practice his bipartisan deal making skills on the issue of immigration.
Here is McClatchy reporting on Kushner's latest play,
Jared Kushner privately working on reshaping legal immigration
And, pushing Stephen Miller to the sidelines?
As debate in public rages about illegal immigration and a border wall, Jared Kushner has been holding private meetings in the West Wing on ways to overhaul the legal immigration system, according to six people familiar with the conversations and documents obtained by McClatchy.
President Donald Trump's senior adviser and son-in-law is operating on at least two tracks — the first is working with a small group studying specific ways to redistribute employment visas and the second is helping lead a series of "listening sessions" with about three dozen interest groups important to Trump to see if there is a position that Republicans can rally around before the 2020 elections.
What is clear from conversations with participants and both current and former Trump officials is that Kushner has helped kicked (sic) off a fresh discussion on immigration that reflects a new paradigm in the White House. It's a shift away from priorities of 2017 that sought to prevent the influx of foreign workers who could displace American workers in favor of a new approach preferred by more traditional Republicans, particularly those close to the corporate sector who are desperate to attract more foreign workers to fill U.S. factories and tech hubs.
According to meeting agendas obtained by McClatchy, those invited to sessions with Kushner come from some of Trump's core constituencies in the worlds of religion, law enforcement, agriculture and business. They include the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Heritage Foundation, Association of Builders and Contractors, Faith and Freedom Coalition, Council on National Policy, George W. Bush Center and Select Milk Producers.
I want to remind readers that the Heritage Foundation may be good on illegal immigration, but they sure did get wobbly on refugees awhile back, so I wouldn't count on them being your voice at these meetings. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce openly supports more immigration of all kinds. I don't know what the Faith and Freedom Coalition's views are on immigration, do you?
Kushner wants a deal!
"He's a smart guy," one of the participants said. "But he doesn't care about the issues. He's there to find out where the deal is. Where is the sweet spot?"
The senior administration official said the White House is rethinking some policies that it supported before, such as the Sen. Tom Cotton's RAISE Act, which would institute a merit-based system to determine who is admitted to the country — that the White House continues to support — but would also slash legal immigration.
"The president said many times he wants to raise immigration," the official said.
Such language is concerning to conservative immigration groups. Indeed, between Kushner's business background and the large number of guests with corporate interests, conservatives are worried that the changes Kushner is pursuing run counter to Trump's "Hire American" priorities.
"There is a real dance going on in the White House on all the legal immigration issues as they work on their vision for reform," said Jessica Vaughan, director of policy studies for the Center for Immigration Studies, who is in regular discussions with the administration. "It's hard for me to tell sometimes what is based on actual policy goals and what is meant to assuage an interest group and who is just being stroked and whose ideas have been convincing to Kushner and his group."
Kushner edges-out Stephen Miller!
Adding to that anxiety is the feeling that Kushner has edged out Stephen Miller, Trump's chief architect on some of the toughest proposals and a favorite in conservative circles, in the policy area on which Miller is best known.
"That is how you have to understand it," said a former Trump official who remains in contact with White House officials. "And look, Steve may be willing to go along with it, because he's there for the long game. And there is always other battles to fight. He's more strategic than people think he is. But there is no doubt that he's not getting what he wants out of this move."
The White House emphasized that discussions are still in the early stages. It could take weeks or months before anything is presented to the president. Trump may also decide not to do anything with the information if they can't get enough buy in.
While we are beguiled by the media on the subject of the Smollett hoax, a serious policy shift could be occurring in the Trump White House.
By the way, NumbersUSA, the largest grassroots group concerned with protecting American workers by keeping immigration numbers low is very concerned by what they are hearing. See one story here.
What do you do? Let the White House know what you think about the Kushner coup going on under the President's nose. Do it today and every day! Your job is to make your voices louder than those of the Open Borders forces and thus keep the White House on track!
***Stephen Miller is my barometer. I can't imagine him staying if the Trump White House gets too wobbly on immigration and if he is fired (like Bannon and others) then you know it's all over for those of us who want to see immigration numbers lowered.


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Micky Moody (né Michael Joseph "Micky" Moody le  à Middlesbrough) est un musicien britannique.

Biographie

Discographie

Avec Tramline
 1968 - Somewhere Down The Line
 1969 - Moves of Vegetable Centuries

Avec Snafu
 1973 - Snafu
 1974 - Situation Normal
 1975 - All Funked Up

Avec David Coverdale
 1977 - White Snake
 1978 - Northwinds

Avec Whitesnake
 1978 - Snakebite
 1978 - Trouble
 1979 - Lovehunter
 1980 - Ready an' Willing
 1980 - Live...in the Heart of the City
 1981 - Come an' Get It
 1982 - Saints & Sinners

Avec The Moody Marsden Band
 1992 - Never Turn Our Back on the Blues
 1994 - live In Hell 1994 - The Time Is Right for Live 1994 - Real Faith 2000 - The Night the Guitars Came to Play En Solo
 2000 - I Eat Them For Breakfast 2002 - Smokestacks Broomdusters and Hoochie Coochie Men (avec Paul Williams)
 2006 - Don't Blame Me 2007 - Acoustic Journeyman 2008 - Live and Rocking! - Live at the Hell Blues Festival 2000 (Micky Moody & Friends)
 2009 - Electric Journeyman''

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Liens externes

Naissance en août  1950
Naissance à Middlesbrough
Guitariste anglais de rock
Guitariste de hard rock
Membre de Whitesnake


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Out of that never ending pit.
And then I fall again.
Not knowing what normal means.
Nor will a little be okay.
Lagom : Not too much, not too little. Just right.
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Just wonderful words Reema! Enjoying it a lot. I wish I could write like this!
Such a beautiful word with an equally beautiful meaning!
Lagom is the correct word for life. Though we expect too much from life and feel sad if we get too less. If we stop expecting and accept life as it is, it will be in the right portion.
Lovely poem and lovely word!


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FINE: Farm to Institution New England
F2ISummit2023
Feeding Incarcerated People in a Pandemic: How One Maine Prison Is Adapting
Brittany Florio, Program Coordinator
The Corrections Sector in New England faces unique challenges and opportunities to increase the amount of local food it purchases and serves to its incarcerated population. Like many other institutions, food operations in prisons and jails have been profoundly disrupted by the COVID-19 virus as facilities struggle to adapt to new protocols around viral containment. Food remains a critical part of life for incarcerated people impacting their health and morale. Since food is a basic right, Farm to Institution New England (FINE) hosted a forum on June 11, 2020, to learn more about how facilities are responding to the pandemic.
More than 50 people from the corrections sector registered for the forum to listen and share about topics related to racial equity, serving real food, keeping incarcerated populations safe, educational food programs, and food supply chain disruptions that have created unique local purchasing challenges and opportunities. Although not all of the essential voices were at the table, we learned that COVID-19 has been affecting many incarcerated people's health, wellness, and lives as seen in a state by state break down of coronavirus in prisons. Leslie Soble, a research fellow with Impact Justice, reminded us that across the country many facilities have reduced food standards by serving only cold food, no fruits or vegetables, limited service to only two meals a day, and repeatedly serving the same meals such as bologna sandwiches with chips, as summarized in a journal article by The Marshall Project. She noted that many facilities have overcrowded dining areas, and are lacking personal protective gear, hand sanitizer or a hand washing station. Further, many departments of corrections lack the capacity and resources to make meaningful improvements at this time.
A Positive Example - Mountain View Correctional Facility, Charleston, Maine
Some in the carceral food system, however, have adapted to provide safe, healthy, and local food. Mark McBrine, Food Service Manager at the Mountain View Correctional Facility, shared how the Maine Department of Corrections (DOC) has adapted their protocols to protect against the virus, while also serving high-quality food. In his experience, good food can boost morale and support mental health for those incarcerated, while being more cost-effective than highly processed, poor quality, unappealing, food alternatives high in sugar, salts, and fats.
Mark noted that "Comfort food, especially in stressful and intense situations is extremely helpful." Recognizing that the Thanksgiving meal is a favorite among the incarcerated people he feeds, he decided to serve an off-season feast in the middle of the pandemic. He took advantage of COVID-19 supply chain disruptions and was able to purchase whole, free-range, local Maine turkeys at the significantly discounted price of $0.59 per pound. The meal was a huge success. Mark felt it gave the incarcerated population something to look forward to, and galvanized the food service workers, many of whom are part of the prison population, to come together to produce a special event.
With schools and restaurants closed, food that was destined for those markets became available at a discounted rate. Mark and his staff had been calling Sysco, their food distributor, daily to find out about new deals. That proactiveness paid off when Sysco offered the facility whole boneless prime ribs that were sold for cheaper than ground beef prices. Other opportunity purchases made recently include a variety of Maine-grown vegetables such as brussel sprouts, beets, and tri-colored carrots. Most of the vegetables were used in salads or roasted and served as a side dish. But, when a large case of beets came in, Mark saw an educational opportunity on food preservation. After a quick lesson, the incarcerated kitchen staff transformed the case of beets into a dozen, five-gallon buckets of pickled beets.
This isn't the first time the kitchen was turned into a classroom. Mountain View also prioritizes education with its Bakery Program, where a select group of incarcerated individuals learn the skills to produce bread, muffins, hotdog / hamburger rolls, sub sandwich bread, english muffins, cinnamon buns, brownies, pita bread, and more. During COVID-19, the Bakery Program made morning glory muffins which were filled with bananas, carrots, and raisins, for a breakfast special.
When COVID-19 hit, Mark knew the Maine Department of Corrections would have to change some food service standards, including switching to isolated eating in individual cells, pods, units, or dorms. However, Mountain View was able to create a meal system where half the population was fed in the dining hall every other day. Rotating the population through the main dining halls at a six foot distance with personal protective gear allowed for some social time and boosted morale.
For the first two days, the Mountain View Correctional Facility used all disposable paper products to serve meals but quickly realized this was too costly and wasteful to be sustainable. One incarcerated person came up with the ingenious idea of using portable coolers for delivering individual meals to the incarcerated population, saving the facility hundreds of dollars per day.
Due to COVID-19 all work release programs were cancelled, leaving the portable coolers available for meal delivery to incarcerated folks in their cells which reduced the use of costly, disposable paper products.
Although very few facilities operate like Mountain View Correctional Facility, the example demonstrates what is possible, and the benefits in financial savings and quality of food. "It's really not rocket science," comments Mark McBrine, "it's just trying to care and do the right thing...We have had very little incidents...and I really believe the food and atmosphere has really helped the situation."
Thank you to all who participated in this important ongoing dialogue. Please stay tuned for more information coming soon about FINE's strategy and plans for the corrections sector. We are interested in engaging a more diverse set of people, including currently incarcerated, formerly incarcerated, and people of color in these discussions to provide an authentic portrayal of challenges and opportunities in the carceral system. If you have feedback, resources, or connections to share, contact Brittany Florio, [email protected].
All photos courtesy of Mark McBrine at Mountain View Correctional Facility, Charleston, ME.
COVID-19 & Institutional Food System
Forum recorded June 11, 2020 As part of FINE's series on how institutional food systems are being impacted by COVID-19, this online forum provided those who work at the intersection of the food and carceral systems an opportunity for peer-to-peer exchange.
2020 Food at Mountain View Correctional Facility in Charleston, Maine
Photos courtesy of Mark McBrine at Mountain View Correctional Facility.
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Recipes for Success (9)
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Glenn Ryan Announced as Kildare Senior Football Manager
8 October
O'Neill & Brennan was thrilled to learn that one of our own Irish Directors Glenn Ryan has been appointed as the New Kildare Senior Football Manager ahead of the 2022 Alliance League and All Ireland Inter County campaign.
Having joined O'Neill & Brennan back in 2004, Glenn has been a massive part of O'Neill & Brennan's growth over the last number of years. Having represented the Kildare Senior team as their captain, Glenn showed immense leadership during some of Kildare's most recent success playing under GAA legend Mick O'Dywer. He went on to lift the Leinster Championship in 1998 and 2000 respectfully, as well as winning two All Stars in the process. He also led the Lilywhites to an All Ireland Final in 1998, which was Kildare's first final in 63 years.
Glenn succeeds Kerry native Jack O'Connor and is gifted the task of competing in Division 1 next year, following Kildare's promotion from Division 2 this year.
O'Neill & Brennan always strive to support and encourage our employee's hobbies and interests away from the work place, whether it be sport or music. It is a vital and key aspect of their character, which play's a massive role in productivity throughout the company.
Dan O'Neill, O'Neill & Brennan Chairman and Co-Founder had this to say, "Glenn has shown immense commitment, enthusiasm, compassion, leadership as well as striving for perfection in his work since joining O'Neill & Brennan. He joined the company as a Business Development Manager and has made his way through the ranks to become a highly respected Director within the business. Glenn's passion for GAA was always seen as a benefit to the company as he was able to bring fantastic leadership qualities from the pitch to the work place. We wish him all the best of success in his new role of Kildare manager."
This isn't Glenn's first venture into GAA Inter County management. He managed the Kildare u21 footballer's in 2008, which seen them win a Leinster championship and came runner's up in the All Ireland final. He enjoyed a stint as Longford Senior Football manager from 2009-2013. He brought some success as the slashers won back-to-back league titles in 2011 and 2012.
A star-studded backroom team of Johnny Doyle, Dermot Earley as well as former O'Neill & Brennan employee and current Ballyboden St.Endas Manager Anthony Rainbow will join Glenn. All of which were part of Kildare's previous successes as players and who all have won All Star Awards as players.
Glenn Ryan spoke to us about his recent appointment and what it means to him. "As a player who wore the white jersey for a number of years, to now manage Kildare Senior Football team is a great honour. However, I would not be able to under take this opportunity without the support of my fantastic colleagues at O'Neill & Brennan. Since joining the company in 2004, Dan O'Neill, Gerry Brennan (Co-Founders) and Martin Callan (Irish Managing Director) have shown great confidence, loyalty and faith in me, and it is very comforting to have their support and backing as I take on the Kildare Management role. For that, I am hugely thankful.
Our people in the Dublin, Cork, Galway and Naas offices work brilliantly together as a team. If I can foster the same drive, ambition, integrity and loyalty, which is integral to working for O'Neill and Brennan, Kildare will achieve great success.
We have a diverse following across all our staff, Dubs, Mayo, Meath, Cork, Galway, Donegal, Leitrim and Monaghan….I hope I get to upset a few of ye along the way."
Everyone at O'Neill & Brennan wishes Glenn and his Kildare players and backroom team the very best of luck for the coming season.


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PageSpeed Review – Is it One of the Fastest Multipurpose WordPress Themes?
April 24, 2018 by Maaz Amin Leave a Comment
The first impression of a site design means a lot to the visitors. To put it another way, a theme can make or break your WordPress website. And among the firstmost noticed things is page's speed. It affects the loading time and ranking and according to a research, the visitor gives a margin of 3 seconds to a website to load. PageSpeed emphasizes on these points and other aspects such as being all-around, aesthetically pleasing, convenient etc. This in-depth PageSpeed review will shed light on its aforementioned elements and tell you the verdict.
Prelude to the PageSpeed Theme
Back in 2009 came the famous Swift theme and recently the team behind its development has released its brother PageSpeed. It is built upon the lightweight theme framework Helium. With time PageSpeed has many seen changes and improvements. The cycle of PageSpeed's development is evident from their blog which gives reports about ongoing theme advancements. PageSpeed has two versions, premium and free. The theme looks quite promising as it feels fast. Here are the results we had from three online page speed testers, Google PageSpeed tools, GTmetrix and Pingdom:
As you can see from the results, the theme is quicker than 99 percent of the websites, which is a remarkable achievement. The theme also loaded in less than a second (which is equal to 1000 milliseconds).
Page Loading Rate and SEO
Today, people who use mobile devices account for almost half of the internet users. But what's more, recently Google has announced that the speed of a web page will also affect the search ranking in mobile devices. So it turns out that the speed of a webpage is a game changer in page SEO.
It is important to analyze your website's speed on a regular basis. Another top free speed test tool is available from Dotcom-Monitor. Not only does their tool enable you to test your website from 25 locations worldwide, it also allows you to select which browser and/or mobile device you'd like to test from. Their speed test tool supports Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, and mobile browsers including iPhone, iPad, and Android. Once a test is complete, you can drill down into robust performance reports and waterfall chart analysis, helping you improve the user experience on your site.
In addition to the lightning speed, there are other ranking factors that PageSpeed takes care of. For instance, the code follows SEO standards—it is validated and the main content is prioritized (appears on the top) in the page's HTML no matter what layout is selected. The usage of H1 and H2 header tags also assists in higher ranking. On top of all this, Schema Markup is supported wherever possible. So there are good chances of securing a top position in almost any search engine.
Let us see what more PageSpeed has to offer.
PageSpeed Review: The Bunch of Features
Apart from the swiftness, there are other exciting features PageSpeed boasts that will minimize the bounce rate and generate traffic:
The theme has built-in support for Page Builders (plugins that help you create custom pages) that is highly preferable for users that who lack coding skills. PageSpeed is perfect for building landing pages with Page Builders like elementor, beaver, and siteorigin. It lets you easily customize the outer container (header, footer, copyright container) and has handy full-width templates to build your actual page.
Other popular plugins such as AdSense, WPML, and WooCommerce are also supported by PageSpeed.
6 vivid color schemes are at your disposal in the WordPress customizer menu. The hues of the theme can be inverted and the base colors can be picked from a color picker without losing the color harmony.
A tiny footprint of 20KB allows the PageSpeed to load in less than a second.
The PageSpeed code offers robust security and it is laid out properly so adjustments can be easily made by programmers.
This one theme fits all since there are several layouts, especially 2 column and 3 column, for different business needs.
The theme is optimized for several devices and will feel like a native app due to its blazing fast speed.
The 10 unique page templates offered by this theme are another evidence that proves this theme can morph into any desired website whether the industry is IT, food or clothing.
The widget areas/locations are about 21 including four footer columns.
Moreover, there is no plugin dependency. The theme provides a complete package without being reliant on any plugin.
Due to the fact that the theme integrates with WordPress customizer after installation, PageSpeed is extremely functional. You get pre-made layouts, color schemes, header styles and typography settings that help you create a webpage oriented towards your business. All of this is possible with only a few tweaks to the pre-configured theme settings. If you have no prior experience in HTML or CSS, then this theme is the right fit for you as it comes with logo uploading support and other design options.
The PageSpeed theme has its own support forum where you can have your say. There are live threads which can answer your questions and PageSpeed's team is very helpful and responds quickly. After going through the comments, the overwhelmingly positive customer feedback about PageSpeed becomes apparent.
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Bot. syn.: Hicoria Raf., Hicorius Raf.
Engl.: mockernut hickory, big-bud hickory, shag-bark hickory, shellbark hickory, white-heart hickory.
Bot. syn.: Carya tomentosa (Lam. ex Poir.) Nutt., Hicoria tomentosa (Lam. ex Poir.) Raf., Juglans alba L. p.p.
Carya cordiformis (Wangenh.) K. Koch.
Engl.: bitternut hickory, pignut, pignut hickory, swamp hickory.
Bot. syn.: Hicoria cordiformis (Wangenh.) Britt., Juglans cordiformis Wangenh.
Engl.: pignut hickory, small-fruited hickory, sweet pignut.
Bot. syn.: Carya microcarpa (Nutt.) Britt., Carya porcina Nutt. ex Elliott, Hicorius glabra Britt., Juglans glabra Mill., Juglans pyriformis Muhl., nom. nud.
Carya illinoinensis (Wang.) K. Koch.
TCM: mei guo shan he tao.
Bot. syn.: Carya illinoiensis (Wangenh.) K. Koch, Carya oliviformis (Michx. f.) Nutt., Carya pecan (Marsh.) Engl. & Graebn., Hicoria pecan (Marsh.) Britt., Hicorius pecan (Marsh.) Britt., Juglans illinoinensis Wangenh., Juglans oliviformis Michx., Juglans pecan Marsh.
Carya laciniosa (Michx.) G. Don.
Engl.: shellbark hickory, big shellbark, kingnut, shagbark hickory.
Bot. syn.: Carya sulcata Nutt., Hicorius acuminata Dipp., Hicorius laciniosa (F. Michx.) Sarg., Hicorius sulcata Britt., Juglans laciniosa F. Michx.
Carya microcarpa (Nutt.) Britt., Juglandaceae: See Carya glabra (Mill.) Sweet.
Carya myristiciformis (Michx. f.) Nutt.
Bot. syn.: Hicoria myristiciformis (Michx. f.) Britt., Juglans myristiciformis Michx. f.
Carya oliviformis (Michx.) Nutt., Juglandaceae: See Carya illinoinensis (Wangenh.) K. Koch.
Carya ovata (P. Mill.) K. Koch.
Engl.: shagbark hickory, shellbark hickory, upland hickory.
Deu.: Schuppenrinden-Hickorynuss, Schindelborkige Hickorynuss, Schindelrindige Hickorynuss.
Bot. syn.: Hicoria alba Britt. p.p., Hicoria ovata (P. Mill.) Britt.
Carya porcina Nutt. ex Elliott, Juglandaceae: See Carya glabra (Mill.) Sweet.
Carya sulcata Nutt., Juglandaceae: See Carya laciniosa (Michx.) G. Don.
Carya tomentosa (Poir.) Nutt., Juglandaceae: See Carya alba (L.) Nutt. ex Ell.
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Botany, Jan De Langhe, Images: Carya: some husks and nuts.
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Airbourne 2009, Eastbourne International Airshow
Water Tigers
Classic Jets
Eastbourne's International Airshow, otherwise known as Airbourne had a difficult few months after the 2008 and the decision to charge admission to the central display area. Massive losses of �360,000 were incurred at the event but it survived thanks to Eastbourne Borough Council's contingency fund and willingness to continue the event. 2009 saw the event return with free admission to the show. Held over four days, Eastbourne is one of the largest seafront airshows in the UK and is highly regarded event in the airshow calendar. 2009 also brought in further changes with a new flying operations team from TSA Consulting and an evening show on the Friday. Paul Johnson/Flightline UK reports. Photography copyright of the Author.
Hurri-bomber debut
Making it's display debut during the evening show at Eastbourne was Peter Teichman's newly restored Hurricane IIb "Hurri-bomber." The aircraft has been meticulously restored by Hawker Restorations. It's unique amongst airworthy examples in having a 12 gun wing and the bomb racks in place. At shows where the aircraft appears on the ground, Peter even has some authentic replicas of 500lb bombs to hang from the wings.
Eastbourne Borough Council came in for a barrage of criticism after the charging fiasco of 2008 and the future of the show itself with under threat. It was therefore very good news when EBC announced that there would be a 2009 event. However, it's future beyond 2009 was still in doubt as Airbourne would have to prove a success for it to continue. The first encouraging signs came early in the year with the promised return of an F-16 from the Royal Netherlands Air Force and the Red Arrows schedule revealing they would be present for all four days of the event which happens only very rarely.
The event itself was blessed with beautiful mid August weather with clear blue skies appearing on all four show days. In all around 600,000 spectators made the trip to the East Sussex coast to watch the four days of flying, a vast improvement on the 48,000 that paid to attend the 2008 event.
Eastbourne airshow is unique due to the number of different vantage points to watch the action. The Pier and the downs to the west of the town prove just as popular as watching from the main showground. Views of the flying displays from the downs looking over the town can prove rather spectacular with aircraft transiting to and from Shoreham Airport and the various holds along the cliffs. A particular highlight of this year's show was a stunning evening performance staring the RAF's Typhoon F2, The Gnat Pair, Blades, Hurricane IIb and Spitfire. With the sun setting and some gentle jazz music in the background, the evening show brought a whole new relaxed atmosphere to the event and some stunning light for photography.
Orange Fever
Unusual formations are always particularly welcome at any show.. At Airbourne, there was a particularly pleasing formation of ARCo's Dutch marked Spitfire IXT with the Dutch Air Force's own "Orange Lion" F-16 display ship on all four shows of the show. On they last day, even Peter Teichman got in on the act!
Seaside shows are particularly varied and always have a good selection of civilian aerobatic and barnstorming acts. Perhaps the most famous are Team Guinot who always support the seaside events well. Eastbourne was treated to traditional pair of Boeing Stearmans with their glamorous wingwalkers on the wing, The Blades too have become some of a stalwart of the seaside airshows with their exciting fourship display in their Extra 300LP aircraft. They were particularly busy during the show days performing twice on the Friday (once in the main show and again in the evening) as well as supporting media flights for both Eastbourne and the proceeding weeks Shoreham Airshow. A team appearing at Eastbourne for the first time were the Swift Aerobatic Display Team with their unique roll-on-tow display followed by the eye-catching Twister solo display.
Also providing a fair proportion of the smoke trails were the Folland Gnat Pair. It was particularly pleasing to see the pair take part during the evening displays on Friday with their smoke beautifully highlighted by the setting sun. The weekend also saw an appearance by Golden Apple's F-86A Sabre which is enjoying a busy season prior to it's departure to the US.
Warbirds are always a part of Airbourne. Headlining the collection of the historic types were the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight with the full complement of Lancaster, Spitfire Vb and Hurricane IIc. Peter Teichman's Hannger 11 Collection have been strong supporters of the show in recent years. Along with his familiar P-51D Mustang Jumpin Jaques, Peter also debuted his stunning Hawker Hurricane IIb. John Romain's Spitfire solo has become something of a tradition at Airbourne. This year he displayed his two seat Spitfire IXT wearing the colours of the Royal Netherlands Air Force. As a salute to the Royal Netherlands Air Force past and present, he flew alongside the Dutch Air Force's own F-16AM Fighting Falcon solo display aircraft for a flypast along the seafront before a spectacular break.
The Dutch Air Force F-16AM Fighting Falcon was one of the star acts from modern military aviation. Ralph Aarts' dynamic display in the cloudless skies over Eastbourne was the highlight of the four days of flying. The only other "overseas" display was the United States Air Force KC-135R Stratotanker flypasts which occurred during Thursday and Friday.
The UK Armed Forces were represented by participants from the Army and RAF. The only item from the British Army were the incredible Tigers Parachute Display Team who once again jumped into the water rather than landing on the beach which is always a spectacular sight at Eastbourne. The Royal Air Force has always supported Eastbourne very well. This year there were displays on all four days by the Red Arrows who always seem to relish the chance to fly around the downs! They were joined by solo displays from the Typhoon F2/T1A, Hawk T1 and Tutor T1.
Despite still managing to make a small loss this year, Eastbourne Borough Council have committed to running the event again in 2010 from the 12th-15th August. We are particularly glad to here the news as Eastbourne Airbourne is always a pleasure to attend and would be sorely missed if it succumbed to the financial strain on the council.
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Stewart Scores and Assists in Bentley's 2-1 Win over Le Moyne
Le Moyne (6-3-0, 2-2-0 NE10) 0 1 1
Bentley (5-3-0, 3-1-0 NE10) 0 2 2
2nd - 68:22 - Julian Stewart (Bentley)
2nd - 74:37 - Patrick McMahon (Bentley)
2nd - 89:00 - Brandon Mimas (Le Moyne)
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A: Tom Henne - 1
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A: 2 Players (#7, #14) - 1
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Sv: Nick Maldarella - 4
Waltham, Mass. – Senior Julian Stewart (Acton, Mass./Acton-Boxboro) scored and setup goals in the second half as the Bentley men's soccer team defeated Le Moyne 2-1 on Saturday.
Stewart scored in the 69th minute to give Bentley a 1-0 lead, then setup a goal for freshman Patrick McMahon (Kingston, Mass./Silver Lake) in the 75th minute. With the win, Bentley improved to 3-1 in the NE10 and 5-3 overall. The team has now gone 14 straight matches at home unbeaten at 10-0-4.
Senior Colby Gould (Exeter, N.H./Exeter) and McMahon were involved in the setup to Stewart's goal. McMahon passed to Gould, who made a run down the left wing and fed a cross from deep into the box. Stewart ran on to it and volleyed Gould's cross into the back of the net from six yards to give Bentley the lead and break the deadlock after 69-plus minutes of scoreless play.
Stewart then setup Bentley's second goal, scored by McMahon to put them up 2-0. Stewart had possession in midfield and spun away from a Le Moyne defender to create a two-on-one. McMahon took the pass and finished from 12 yards out to double the lead.
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Bentley keeper Nick Maldarella (Saint James, N.Y./St. John's) made four saves to earn the win.
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4. Recommended: A copy of your transcript and your class schedule that shows that you are a student at Shoreline Community College.
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I-94 - Arrival/Departure Form: Upon arrival, a CBP officer stamps the travel document of each arriving non-immigrant traveler with the admission date, the class of admission, and the date that the traveler is admitted until. CBP gathers travelers' arrival/departure information automatically from their electronic travel records. Because advance information is only transmitted for air and sea travelers, CBP will still issue a paper form I-94 at land border ports of entry.
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When you arrive at the airport, the Customs officer updates your SEVIS record with your entry information.
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