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October 21, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health advises the public that emergency services at the U.S. Memorial Health Centre in St. Lawrence will be temporarily closed due to current human resource challenges. The temporary closure will take place from:
Monday, October 24 at 8:00 a.m. to Tuesday, October 25 at 8:00 a.m.
Patients requiring emergency services should call 911 or proceed to the Burin Peninsula Health Care Centre, or the Dr. S. Beckley Clinic in Grand Bank if they feel they have a serious or urgent medical problem. LEARN MORE "Temporary Closure of Emergency Services at U.S. Memorial Health Centre"
October 21, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health advises the public that the emergency services at the Dr. William H. Newhook Community Health Centre in Whitbourne will be temporarily closed due to current human resource challenges. The temporary closure will take place from:
Monday, October 24 at 8:00 a.m. to Monday, October 31 at 8:00 a.m.
Patients with a medical emergency who require an ambulance should call 911 and those who feel they have a serious or urgent medical problem should proceed to the nearest open emergency department in Carbonear, Placentia or St. John's. LEARN MORE "Temporary Closure of Emergency Services at Dr. William H. Newhook Community Health Centre in Whitbourne"
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Regional Health Authorities Following Up with Mammography Patients
October 21, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Three regional health authorities (Eastern Health, Labrador-Grenfell Health and Western Health) advised today that the review of mammography images read on 3-megapixel monitors instead of 5-megapixel monitors is now completed and follow-up with patients who required further assessment is ongoing.
Of 10,883 patients who had their mammogram images reviewed, 10,845 patients have been reviewed with no change. Of the 38 patients who require further assessment, 20 of these patients have had their follow up complete with no change to their reports. The other 18 patients are in various stages of follow-up which includes the following steps:
contacted patients' primary health-care providers;
contacted patients by phone;
contacted patients with a follow-up letter outlining next steps.
LEARN MORE "Regional Health Authorities Following Up with Mammography Patients"
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Collaborative) Program Receives Highest Accreditation and Approval Awards
October 21, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health announced today that the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) (Collaborative) Program, offered by the Centre for Nursing Studies, has received seven-year approval status from the College of Registered Nurses of Newfoundland and Labrador (CRNNL) with a score of 100 per cent. The Centre for Nursing Studies (CNS) has also received a seven-year accreditation status from the Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing (CASN) in July of this year.
"These outstanding accreditation and approval outcomes affirm the high quality of nursing education offered in this province," said Debbie Walsh, Vice President of Clinical Services & Chief Nursing Officer with the Centre for Nursing Studies. "Congratulations to faculty, staff, students and all those involved on this incredible achievement. This rating formally tells our stakeholders that the quality of education being received by the students here at CNS is top tier, which gives me comfort to know that our nurses are learning the best practices from the best faculty and staff that Canada has to offer." LEARN MORE "Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Collaborative) Program Receives Highest Accreditation and Approval Awards"
Thursday, October 20 at 8:00 a.m. to Friday, October 21 at 8:00 a.m.
Tuesday, October 18 at 8:00 a.m. to Wednesday, October 19 at 8:00 a.m.
Monday, October 17 at 8:00 a.m. to Tuesday, October 18 at 8:00 a.m. LEARN MORE "Temporary Closure of Emergency Services at U.S. Memorial Health Centre"
Eastern Health Offers Influenza Vaccination Clinics
October 14, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health advises that influenza (flu) vaccination clinics will begin to roll throughout the region starting Monday, October 17, 2022. Flu vaccination clinics are available by appointment only.
Appointment times, as well dates and locations for flu clinics, can be found on the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador's website at https://www.timefortheshot.ca/. Those unable to schedule an appointment online can book by calling 1-833-951-3904 (toll-free). LEARN MORE "Eastern Health Offers Influenza Vaccination Clinics"
LEARN MORE "Temporary Closure of Emergency Services at Dr. William H. Newhook Community Health Centre in Whitbourne"
Regional Health Authorities Complete Review of Mammography Images
October 13, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Three regional health authorities (Eastern Health, Labrador-Grenfell Health and Western Health) advised today that the review of mammography images read on 3-megapixel monitors instead of 5-megapixel monitors is near completion. On August 23, 2022, the three regional health authorities initiated this review and are continuing to take all the required steps to gather information including conducting a multi-RHA internal quality review, which will be completed in a timely and thorough manner.
The below table outlines the number of patients who have had their mammograms reviewed requiring no change, as of Wednesday, October 12, 2022. Of 10,883 patients, 10,845 patients have been reviewed with no change, with 38 patients who require further assessment. The percentage of patients requiring follow-up remains stable at 0.3 per cent. LEARN MORE "Regional Health Authorities Complete Review of Mammography Images"
Eastern Health Expands Hours of Operation for Community Walk-In Clinic in St. John's
October 11, 2022 – St. John's, NL:  Eastern Health advises the public that it is expanding the hours of its community walk-in clinic at 50 Mundy Pond Rd, St. John's, starting on Wednesday, October 12, 2022. The clinic is open to individuals in the metro area who do not have a family health-care provider.
The clinic will be open Monday to Friday from 8:00 a.m. 8:00 p.m., and Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., with the possibility of expanded hours based on community need. The clinic is walk-in only at this time with a limited number of appointments that will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis.
LEARN MORE "Eastern Health Expands Hours of Operation for Community Walk-In Clinic in St. John's"
Wednesday, October 12 at 8:00 a.m. to Friday, October 14 at 8:00 p.m.
October 7, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health advises the public that the emergency services at the Dr. William H. Newhook Community Health Centre in Whitbourne will be temporarily closed due to current human resource challenges. The temporary closure will take place from:
Regional Health Authorities Provide Update on Mammography Review
October 6, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Three regional health authorities (Eastern Health, Labrador-Grenfell Health and Western Health) are providing an update on the ongoing mammography review for patients. To date, approximately 93 per cent of patients have had their mammography reviews completed.
The below table outlines the number of patients who have had their mammograms reviewed requiring no change, as of Wednesday, October 5, 2022. Of 10,883 patients, 10,084 patients have been reviewed with no change, with 33 patients who require further assessment. The percentage of patients requiring follow-up remains stable at 0.3 per cent. LEARN MORE "Regional Health Authorities Provide Update on Mammography Review"
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October 4, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health advises the public that emergency services at the U.S. Memorial Health Centre in St. Lawrence will be temporarily closed due to current human resource challenges. The temporary closure will take place from:
Wednesday, October 5 at 8:00 a.m. to Wednesday, October 12 at 8:00 a.m.
Possible Delay in Payment for Eastern Health Clients
September 29, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health is advising individuals and businesses of a possible delay in payment due to the new banking holiday observed for Truth and Reconciliation Day on September 30.
Clients of the Community Support Program and the Mental Health and Addictions Program who receive semi-monthly recurring payments from Eastern Heath, dated September 30, 2022, may not receive payments until Monday, October 3, 2022.
Eastern Health apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause and thanks individuals for their understanding at this time.
Temporary Changes to St. Clare's Mercy Hospital Emergency Entrance
September 29, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health informs the public of upcoming temporary changes at the emergency and ambulance entrance areas of St. Clare's Mercy Hospital. From 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 1, 2022 and Sunday, October 2, 2022, the emergency and ambulance entrances will be accessible from the St. Clare Avenue side only due to construction in the area.
Access from LeMarchant Road will be closed and patients and ambulances will be directed to the St. Clare Avenue entrance. Flag persons will be available to direct two-way traffic flow in and out of this area. LEARN MORE "Temporary Changes to St. Clare's Mercy Hospital Emergency Entrance"
September 29, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Three regional health authorities (Eastern Health, Labrador-Grenfell Health and Western Health) are providing an update on the ongoing mammography review for patients. To date, approximately 81 per cent of patients have had their mammography reviews completed.
The below table outlines the number of patients who have had their mammograms reviewed requiring no change, as of Wednesday, September 28, 2022. Of 10,883 patients, 8,798 patients have been reviewed with no change, with 30 patients who require further assessment. The percentage of patients requiring follow-up remains stable at 0.3 per cent. LEARN MORE "Regional Health Authorities Provide Update on Mammography Review"
September 29, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health advises the public that the emergency services at the Dr. William H. Newhook Community Health Centre in Whitbourne will be temporarily closed due to current human resource challenges. The temporary closure will take place from:
Monday, October 3 at 8:00 a.m. to Monday, October 10 at 8:00 a.m.
Eastern Health Provides Update on 2021-22 Annual Performance Report
September 29, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health held its annual general meeting (AGM) today, hosted by Leslie O'Reilly, Chair of the Board of Trustees, and Kenneth Baird, President and CEO (Interim). During the AGM, Eastern Health provided an overview of its performance in 2021-22, completing the second fiscal year of the organization's 2020-23 Strategic Plan, Putting Excellence into Action. LEARN MORE "Eastern Health Provides Update on 2021-22 Annual Performance Report"
Eastern Health Services Relocating from Taylor Building to Carbonear Community Services Building
September 28, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health informs the public that services currently offered from the Taylor Building in Harbour Grace will be relocated to the Carbonear Community Services Building effective Monday, October 3, 2022.
Eastern Health services offered which are relocating to the new location include public health, community supports, intervention services, mental health and addictions, and speech-language pathology services. As of Monday, October 3, 2022, individuals with existing appointments should proceed to the Carbonear Community Services Building, 15a Industrial Crescent, Carbonear.
As a result of the location change, there will be a two-hour telephone service interruption between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday, September 28, 2022. During this time, telephone lines will also be transferred to the new location and the public is advised not to leave voicemails for staff at the Taylor Centre as they will not be received.
Eastern Health thanks the public for their cooperation and apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause.
September 27, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health advises the public that emergency services at the U.S. Memorial Health Centre in St. Lawrence will be temporarily closed due to current human resource challenges. The temporary closure will take place from:
Wednesday, September 28 at 8:00 a.m. to Friday, September 30 at 8:00 a.m.
Saturday, October 1 at 8:00 a.m. to Wednesday, October 5 at 8:00 a.m.
LEARN MORE "Temporary Closure of Emergency Services at U.S. Memorial Health Centre"
Eastern Health to Hold Annual General Meeting
September 27, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Media are invited to attend Eastern Health's Annual General Meeting at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, September 29, 2022. This year's event will be held virtually and in person.
During the meeting, an overview of the accomplishments and challenges relating to Eastern Health's strategic priorities during the 2021-22 fiscal year will be presented by Leslie O'Reilly, Chair of the Board of Trustees, and Kenneth Baird, President and CEO (interim) of Eastern Health. The past fiscal year marked the completion of the second year of Putting Excellence into Action, Eastern Health's Strategic Plan for 2020-23. The plan outlines the organization's five priority areas including Access, Quality and Safety, Population Health, Healthy Workplace and Sustainability and indicates how performance is measured in each area.
Members of the media who would like to attend can do so by contacting Tracey Boland, media relations manager, at the email or phone number below by noon on Wednesday, September 28, 2022.
Members of the public who would like to join virtually can register by visiting Eastern Health's website at https://www.easternhealth.ca/about-us/achieving-our-aim/.
Eastern Health Advises COVID-19 Boosters Are Now Available for Individuals Five Years and Older
September 23, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health advises that all adults, adolescents, and children, five to 11 years of age, are now eligible for a fall COVID-19 booster. Individuals are eligible regardless of the number of COVID-19 vaccine doses they have previously received. Individuals are also encouraged to receive their booster dose 20 weeks from their last vaccine dose or three months from COVID-19 infection. LEARN MORE "Eastern Health Advises COVID-19 Boosters Are Now Available for Individuals Five Years and Older"
Monday, September 26 at 8:00 a.m. to Monday, October 3 at 8:00 a.m.
Friday, September 23 at 8:00 a.m. to Saturday, September 24 at 8:00 p.m.
The below table outlines the number of patients who have had their mammograms reviewed requiring no change, as of Wednesday, September 21, 2022. Of 10,883 patients, 5,826 patients have been reviewed with no change, with 18 patients who require further assessment. The percentage of patients requiring follow-up remains low at 0.3 per cent.
LEARN MORE "Regional Health Authorities Provide Update on Mammography Review"
Public Invited to Eastern Health's Annual General Meeting
September 22, 2022 – St. John's, NL: The public is invited by Leslie O'Reilly, Chair of the Board of Trustees, and Kenneth Baird, President and CEO (interim), to attend Eastern Health's Annual General Meeting (AGM) at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, September 29, 2022.
At the AGM, accomplishments and challenges relating to Eastern Health's strategic priorities during the 2021-22 fiscal year will be highlighted.
This year's event will be held virtually and in person and members of the public who wish to attend can register at www.easternhealth.ca/.
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• Tuesday, September 20 at 8:00 a.m. to Thursday, September 22 at 8:00 a.m. LEARN MORE "Temporary Closure of Emergency Services at U.S. Memorial Health Centre"
September 16, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health informs the public of upcoming temporary changes at the emergency and ambulance entrance areas of St. Clare's Mercy Hospital. From 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on both Saturday, September 17, 2022, and Sunday, September 18, 2022, the emergency and ambulance entrances will be accessible from the St. Clare Avenue side only. LEARN MORE "Temporary Changes to St. Clare's Mercy Hospital Emergency Entrance"
Release of Information Office Relocated at Mount Pearl Square
September 16, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health advises that, effective Tuesday, September 20, the Release of Information office, located at Mount Pearl Square, 760 Topsail Road, will move to the Business side of the building. Members of the public should proceed to the Business side reception in order to request or receive medical records.
Eastern Health apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause.
• Monday, September 19 at 8:00 a.m. to Monday, September 26 at 8:00 a.m.
Appointments Now Available for Annual Women's Health Day Clinic
September 16, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health's Women's Health Clinic will hold its annual Women's Health Day on Saturday, October 15, 2022 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Health Sciences Centre. Pap tests will be offered by female staff, and appointments are available by calling (709) 777-3018 or (709) 777-7460. LEARN MORE "Appointments Now Available for Annual Women's Health Day Clinic"
• Friday, September 16 at 8:00 a.m. to Saturday, September 17 at 8:00 a.m.
• Saturday, September 17 at 7:00 p.m. to Tuesday, September 20 at 8:00 a.m. LEARN MORE "Temporary Closure of Emergency Services at U.S. Memorial Health Centre"
September 15, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Three regional health authorities (Eastern Health, Labrador-Grenfell Health and Western Health) are providing an update on the ongoing mammography review for patients as reported on Wednesday, August 31, 2022. A coordinated quality review process has now been initiated at all three regional health authorities to ensure that mammography images have been viewed on workstations that meet technical standards. Radiologists from across the province are conducting the review. LEARN MORE "Regional Health Authorities Provide Update on Mammography Review"
September 15, 2022 – St. John's, NL: The public is invited by Leslie O'Reilly, Chair of the Board of Trustees, and Kenneth Baird, President and CEO (interim), to attend Eastern Health's Annual General Meeting (AGM) at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, September 29, 2022. LEARN MORE "Public Invited to Eastern Health's Annual General Meeting"
• Thursday, September 15 at 8:00 a.m. to Friday, September 16 at 8:00 a.m. LEARN MORE "Temporary Closure of Emergency Services at U.S. Memorial Health Centre"
All Health Services within Eastern Health to Proceed During Day of Honour
September 14, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health advises that all health services will proceed on Monday, September 19, 2022, the federal and provincial day honouring Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. LEARN MORE "All Health Services within Eastern Health to Proceed During Day of Honour"
Regional Health Authorities to Provide Update on Mammography Review This Week
September 12, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Following the update from Central Health today, Monday, September 12, 2022, the three other regional health authorities (Eastern Health, Western Health and Labrador-Grenfell Health) will provide an update to the public on progress with the retrospective mammography review for patients on Thursday, September 15, 2022. LEARN MORE "Regional Health Authorities to Provide Update on Mammography Review This Week"
Patients with Emergency Medical Needs Only Advised to Proceed to Emergency Departments in St. John's
September 10, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Emergency rooms at the Health Sciences Centre and St. Clare's Mercy Hospital in St. John's are experiencing unprecedented pressures resulting in long wait times for patients. Eastern Health reminds individuals who are not experiencing a medical emergency to consider alternate options before proceeding to an emergency department.
This approach will help to alleviate long wait times by patients and also helps staff to focus on the delivery of safe and quality care for individuals who present with critical medical conditions, including those who experience serious injuries, heart attacks, strokes and difficulty breathing. LEARN MORE "Patients with Emergency Medical Needs Only Advised to Proceed to Emergency Departments in St. John's"
Change to Hours of Operation at Mundy Pond Community Walk-In Clinic
September 9, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health advises the public that the Community Walk-In Clinic located at 50 Mundy Pond Road in St. John's, will close at 4:00 p.m. today, Friday, September 9, and will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. tomorrow, Saturday, September 10, 2022, due to current human resource challenges. LEARN MORE "Change to Hours of Operation at Mundy Pond Community Walk-In Clinic"
September 9, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health advises the public that the emergency services at the Dr. William H. Newhook Community Health Centre in Whitbourne will be temporarily closed due to current human resource challenges. The temporary closure will take place from:
Monday, September 12 at 8:00 a.m. to Monday, September 19 at 8:00 a.m.
September 8, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health advises the public that emergency services at the U.S. Memorial Health Centre in St. Lawrence will be temporarily closed due to current human resource challenges. The temporary closure will take place from:
Friday, September 9 from 8:00 a.m. to Saturday, September 10 at 8:00 a.m. and
Sunday, September 11 at 8:00 a.m. to Monday, September 12 at 8:00 a.m.
September 8, 2022 – St. John's, NL: The public is invited by Leslie O'Reilly, Chair of the Board of Trustees, and Kenneth Baird, President and CEO (interim), to attend Eastern Health's Annual General Meeting (AGM) at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, September 29, 2022.
Eastern Health will provide further details about this event in the coming weeks. Members of the public who wish to attend in person or virtually can register at www.easternhealth.ca/.
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September 2, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health advises the public that the Community Walk-In Clinic located at 50 Mundy Pond Road in St. John's, will be closing today (Friday, September 2, 2022) at 4:00 p.m., and will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. tomorrow (Saturday, September 3, 2022). LEARN MORE "Change to Hours of Operation at Mundy Pond Community Walk-In Clinic"
Temporary Closure of Emergency Services at Dr. William H. Newhook Community Health Centre – Whitbourne
• Monday, September 5 at 8:00 a.m. to Monday, September 12 at 8:00 a.m.
LEARN MORE "Temporary Closure of Emergency Services at Dr. William H. Newhook Community Health Centre – Whitbourne"
Friday, September 2 at 8:00 a.m. to Monday, September 5 at 8:00 a.m.
Eastern Health Reviewing Mammogram Results of Multi-Patient Occurrence
August 31, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health is advising that, as a result of its preliminary review into an issue first identified by Central Health with select mammography results, it has confirmed that some mammograms were being read on viewing workstations that do not meet technical standards for the review of mammography images. The review to date suggests this multi-patient occurrence presents a low risk to patients. LEARN MORE "Eastern Health Reviewing Mammogram Results of Multi-Patient Occurrence"
Regional Health Authorities Available to Media to Discuss Mammography Multi-Patient Occurrence
August 30, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Kenneth Baird, President and CEO of Eastern Health (Interim), Michelle House, President and CEO of Western Health (Interim), and Heather Brown, President and CEO of Labrador-Grenfell Health, will hold a virtual media availability tomorrow (Wednesday, August 31) at 11:00 a.m. to discuss the mammography multi-patient occurrence. They will be joined by Dr. Angela Pickles, Clinical Chief Medical Imaging, Eastern Health. LEARN MORE "Regional Health Authorities Available to Media to Discuss Mammography Multi-Patient Occurrence"
August 30, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health advises the public that emergency services at the U.S. Memorial Health Centre in St. Lawrence will be temporarily closed due to current human resource challenges. The temporary closure will take place from:
Wednesday, August 31 at 8:00 a.m. to Friday, September 2 at 8:00 a.m.
August 26, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health advises the public that the emergency services at the Dr. William H. Newhook Community Health Centre in Whitbourne will be temporarily closed due to current human resource challenges. The temporary closure will take place from:
Monday, August 29 at 8:00 a.m. to Monday, September 5 at 8:00 a.m.
Friday, August 26 at 8:00 a.m. to Monday, August 29 at 8:00 a.m.
August 19, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health is providing the Imvamune vaccine for the Monkeypox virus to eligible individuals starting today. This is based on the epidemiology of the outbreak in Canada, and following the lead of other jurisdictions in the country. Eligible individuals include:
Two-spirit people, transgender people, and cisgender males who self-identify as belonging to the gay, bisexual, queer, and men who have sex with men community, and meet at least one of the following criteria:
Have had sex with two or more partners in the last 90 days, or are planning to do so;
Have received a diagnosis of a sexually transmitted infection in the last six months;
Have attended, worked, or volunteered in venues or other locations for sexual contact within the past 90 days or may be planning to do so, whether in or outside of the province.
LEARN MORE "Eastern Health to Begin Providing Monkeypox Vaccine to Eligible Individuals"
Monday, August 22 at 8:00 a.m. to Monday, August 29 at 8:00 a.m.
Monday, August 22 at 8:00 a.m. to Wednesday, August 24 at 8:00 a.m.
Eastern Health Advises Move of COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic to Mount Pearl Square
August 19, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health advises that the COVID-19 vaccine clinic located at 50 Mundy Pond Road in St. John's will be relocating to Mount Pearl Square, 760 Topsail Road, Mount Pearl effective August 22, 2022. LEARN MORE "Eastern Health Advises Move of COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic to Mount Pearl Square"
Temporary Changes at Main Entrance of St. Clare's Mercy Hospital
August 19, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health advises the public of upcoming temporary changes at the main entrance of St. Clare's Mercy Hospital to accommodate construction work in the area.
LEARN MORE "Temporary Changes at Main Entrance of St. Clare's Mercy Hospital "
Eastern Health Seeks Submissions for Name of New Adult Mental Health and Addictions Facility
August 18, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health is now accepting submissions for the name of the new adult mental health and addictions facility currently under construction at the Health Sciences Complex. The new facility is scheduled to open in 2024.
LEARN MORE "Eastern Health Seeks Submissions for Name of New Adult Mental Health and Addictions Facility "
Temporary Changes to Services at Bonavista Peninsula Health Centre
August 17, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health advises the public of a temporary change in services at the Bonavista Peninsula Health Centre effective:
Thursday, August 18 at 2:00 p.m. to Friday, August 19 at 8:00 a.m.
LEARN MORE "Temporary Changes to Services at Bonavista Peninsula Health Centre "
Tuesday, August 16 at 8:00 a.m. to Monday, August 22 at 8:00 a.m.
Wednesday, August 17 at 8:00 a.m. to Friday, August 19 at 8:00 a.m.
Friday, August 12 at 8:00 a.m. to Tuesday, August 16 at 8:00 a.m.
Update for Community Stakeholders and Partners: Dr. Walter Templeman Health Care Centre
Eastern Health continues to focus on providing safe and quality care for the people of Bell Island. In response to current human resources challenges at the Dr. Walter Templeman Health Care Centre, planning is ongoing in support of continuous safe, high-quality care in the event of a staffing shortage. At this time, no services at the Dr. Walter Templeman Health Care Centre are affected and recruitment efforts for physicians and nurses are ongoing. LEARN MORE "Update for Community Stakeholders and Partners: Dr. Walter Templeman Health Care Centre"
August 5, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health advises the public that the emergency services at the Dr. William H. Newhook Community Health Centre in Whitbourne will be temporarily closed due to current human resource challenges. The temporary closure will take place from:
Monday, August 8 at 8:00 a.m. to Friday, August 12 at 8:00 a.m.
Temporary Closure of Pediatric/Obstetrical Services at Dr. G. B. Cross Memorial Hospital in Clarenville
August 3, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health advises the public that pediatric/obstetrical services at the Dr. G. B. Cross Memorial Hospital in Clarenville will be temporarily closed due to current human resource challenges. The temporary closure will take place from:
Wednesday, August 3 at 4:00 p.m. to Thursday, August 4 at 6:00 p.m.
LEARN MORE "Temporary Closure of Pediatric/Obstetrical Services at Dr. G. B. Cross Memorial Hospital in Clarenville"
Update on Location for Recovery Centre Services
August 3, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health advises the public that the Recovery Centre has resumed regular operations at 80 Charter Avenue in St. John's, after services were temporarily relocated to facilitate ongoing renovations. LEARN MORE "Update on Location for Recovery Centre Services"
Temporary Closure of Emergency Services at Bonavista Peninsula Health Centre
August 2, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health advises the public that the emergency services at the Bonavista Peninsula Health Centre will be temporarily closed due to current human resource challenges. The temporary closure will take place from:
Wednesday, August 3 at 8:00 a.m. to Wednesday, August 3 at 8:00 p.m.
LEARN MORE "Temporary Closure of Emergency Services at Bonavista Peninsula Health Centre"
Eastern Health Accepting Applications for Scholarships
August 2, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health is now accepting applications for scholarships available to staff and dependants of staff within Eastern Health, and for other eligible post-secondary students. LEARN MORE "Eastern Health Accepting Applications for Scholarships"
August 1, 2022 – St. John's, NL: Eastern Health advises the public that the emergency services at the Bonavista Peninsula Health Centre will be temporarily closed due to current human resource challenges. The temporary closure will take place from:
Tuesday, August 2 at 8:00 a.m. to Wednesday, August 3 at 8:00 a.m.
LEARN MORE "Temporary Closure of Emergency Services at Bonavista Peninsula Health Centre "
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If you've got an hour to kill (perhaps once Grand Theft Auto Online is up and running well), you might want to update your Wii U. The new version of the console's operating system adds some new features, including the ability to output Wii titles to your Wii U gamepad.
Before you get started, Nintendo is warning that if you've modified your system by installing custom firmware or hardware, the update could render your Wii U unplayable. In addition to giving you a way to play Wii titles off-TV, you'll also now be able to use USB keyboards, automatically download demos and output Wii titles using Dolby Pro Logic II.
For the full patch notes, visit Nintendo's support site.
When the Wii U's off-TV play works, it's great. While watching football this weekend, I played Scribblenauts Unlimited. Unfortunately, walking through the door into the next room caused the gamepad to disconnect.
I don't understand the value of playing a Wii game off-screen with the console's traditional controls. For a title like Smash Bros., it can work just fine, but anything with waggle will require more precise positioning that makes off-TV play impractical.


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Sulfoquinovosyl diacylglycerols, abbreviated SQDG, are a class of sulfur-containing but phosphorus-free lipids (sulfolipids) found in many photosynthetic organisms.

Discovery, structure and chemical properties

In 1959 A. A. Benson and coworkers discovered a new sulfur-containing lipid in plants and identified it as sulfoquinovosyl diacylglycerol (SQDG). The sulfolipid structure was defined as 1,2-di-O-acyl-3-O-(6-deoxy-6-sulfo-α-D-glucopyranosyl)-sn-glycerol (SQDG). The distinctive feature of this substance is carbon bonded directly to sulfur as C-SO3. Sulfonic acids of this type are chemically stable and strong acids.

Biological occurrence and functions

SQDGs have been found in all photosynthetic plants, algae, cyanobacteria, purple sulfur and non-sulfur bacteria and is localised in the thylakoid membranes, being the most saturated glycolipid.

SQDGs have been found to be closely associated with certain membrane proteins. In some cases the (electrostatic) interactions may be very strong, as suggested by the inability of saturated SQDG molecules associated with purified chloroplast CF0-CF1 ATPase to exchange with other acidic lipids. It was shown also that SQDGs protect CF1 against cold inactivation in the presence of some ATP. CF1 bound to membranes was found to be much more resistant to heat and cold than solubilised protein. Mitochondrial coupling factor F1 is similarly protected by phospholipids and SQDGs although, in that case, both were equally effective.

Information about SQDG and the Rieske protein interaction in the cyt b6f structures is also present. SQDGs seem to be involved in the turnover of cyt f in a similar manner like D1 and raises the question of whether a similar mechanism underlies the role of SQDG in the assembly of both subunits.

Extensive SQDG accumulation was observed in apple shoot bark and wood (Okanenko, 1977) and in pine thylakoid during the autumn hardening, while heat and drought action upon wheat, at NaCl action in the halophyte Aster tripolium.

SQDG also inhibits viral development by interfering with DNA-polymerase and reverse transcriptase activity.

Biosynthesis

In cyanobacteria and plants, SQDG is synthesized in two steps. First, UDP-glucose and sulfite are combined by UDP-sulfoquinovose synthase (SQD1) to produce UDP-sulfoquinovose. Second, the sulfoquinovose portion of UDP-sulfoquinovose is transferred to diacylglycerol by the glycosyltransferase SQDG synthase, to form SQDG.

Degradation

SQDGs degrade during sulfur starvation in some species such as Chlamydomonas reinhardtii. This response is for the redistribution of its sulfur to make new protein. A wide range of bacteria cleave SQDG to form sulfoquinovose, and then metabolize the sulfoquinovose through a process termed sulfoglycolysis. SQDG are cleaved by enzymes termed sulfoquinovosidases.

See also
 Lipid
 Membrane lipids
 Sulfoquinovose
 Sulfoglycolysis

References

Lipids
Sulfonic acids
Sulfate esters

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The marshmallow melts to create a gooey center filled with sweet cinnamon flavor. Warms you from the inside out. Great for a quick breakfast.
Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Grease 8 muffin cups.
In another small bowl, combine cinnamon and sugar.
Roll marshamallow in melted butter; then roll in cinnamon-sugar mixture. Wrap in a crescent roll triangle, being sure to seal tightly.
Place them in a prepared pan. Bake for 8-10 minutes until golden brown.
"The marshmallow melts to make a sweet center that you'd never guess was a marshmallow. Be sure to seal tightly otherwise the marshmallow will ooze out onto the pan and you'll miss out on the best part."


There are two major Jewish Holidays coming up on the calendar, in fact one starts today at sundown - Rosh Hashanah - the beginning of the Jewish New Year. I am not Jewish but many of my friends and acquaintances are. I wanted to understand the meaning of Rosh Hashanah and then, Yom Kippur which is in 10 days. I know these holidays are steeped in ritual and traditions.
My friend Dottie Weber shares what these holidays mean to her. And, in her next interview, airing on Saturday October 1, 2011, Dottie shares her menus and some recipes.
One can understand how these chickens lay the best eggs around!!
Ali Ansari was truly an inspirig and wonderful guest. His close connection with the women in the kitchen - his Persian and German grandmothers had much to offer - recipes, artistic inspiration, cultural differences, and harmony. LIsten up - this one should not be missed!!
In my house we eat salsa a lot! In fact, it's my favorite snack. But there is nothing better than putting up 50 pints of salsa from the produce of your own garden to enjoy all winter long. I encourage everyone to try it and if you are afraid - email me, call me, comment here and I'll talk you through it.
Ok, so admit it, I expected my garden to produce some food but it is truly extraordinary how much food a 20 X 48 foot garden can yield. I can't keep up with the tomatoes despite our eating 2-3 a day, canning 50 jars of salsa, roasting multiple pans of cherry tomatoes and freezing and of course, giving some away. I think one needs to take a week or two off and just put up your food!
And now I am getting ready to plant for late fall harvest, so stay tuned!!


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I know she'd give up stripping if she knew how much I loved her.
But I gotta find her first.


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Analysis: Is Wikileaks' Assange actually a terrorist?
Is, in fact, Julian Assange a terrorist? Or is he something else?
Written by David Gewirtz, Senior Contributing Editor on Dec. 5, 2010
Last week, I had another opportunity to be interviewed by Voice of America. I often like giving VOA interviews, because they ask questions that get me thinking about topics I'm working on from a new perspective.
In this particular interview, Kate Woodsome asked, "You asserted that Assange is, essentially, a terrorist?"
The question came as something of a surprise to me, because I hadn't actually previously identified Julian Assange as, by actual definition, a terrorist, although I had alluded to him as "essentially" such in a previous article. The question got me thinking about precision in our terminology. (UPDATE: This paragraph has been updated to correct an inaccuracy)
Some of my readers, of course, consider him a hero. I don't and so for the purpose of this discussion, for those of you who feel that way, let's just agree to disagree. Let's instead look at how we might characterize this new actor on the international scene.
Let's first start with labels. Is he an extortionist? Is he a blackmailer? Is he a spy? Is he a traitor? Is he a terrorist?
Do any of these labels apply?
Is Assange an extortionist or blackmailer?
In complete violation of that high school rule we all learned about not defining something in terms of the same term, the Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines extortion as:
The act or practice of extorting especially money or other property; especially : the offense committed by an official engaging in such practice.
Webster's goes on to define extorting as:
To obtain from a person by force, intimidation, or undue or illegal power : wring; also : to gain especially by ingenuity or compelling argument
This is where things become interesting. There is no doubt that Assange has been engaged in intimidation. He's been attempting to intimidate most Western governments.
According to Webster's, blackmail is a subset of extortion:
a : extortion or coercion by threats especially of public exposure or criminal prosecution, b : the payment that is extorted
But the key to extortion, at least as implied here, is that the person doing the extorting has to want something in return and here, Assange is a curious little beast. With the exception of his attempted blackmail of Amnesty International, we haven't seen anything Assange wants in return for his exploits, at least monetarily.
On the other hand, he's definitely scoring big if he wants fame and notoriety. Is he trying to obtain anything else? Really, that goes to the question of what he's after.
For now -- with the exception of the Amnesty International incident -- I think the jury is out on whether Assange is an extortionist. I think it's clear he could be. He has all the ingredients, all the documents apparently necessary to freak out governments, countries, and companies.
But until he clearly asks for something in return, he's not the dictionary definition of an extortionist.
Is Assange a spy or a traitor?
Despite what Sarah Palin may have you think, Assange and Wikileaks have not engaged in acts treasonous to the United States.
The reason is simple, at least for Assange. He's not a U.S. resident or citizen. Treason is a betrayal of your country. Webster's defines treason as either:
the betrayal of a trust : treachery
the offense of attempting by overt acts to overthrow the government of the state to which the offender owes allegiance or to kill or personally injure the sovereign or the sovereign's family.
Assange did not betray a trust. No government trusted him with documents. America trusted Bradley Manning with documents, and he did (allegedly) betray that trust. That's why I've stated that Manning is most likely a traitor.
But Assange does not hold any allegiance to the United States. He is Australian, and it is possible that some of the documents disclosed betray the trust of Australia. That said, nothing has come up about it (and Australia has been surprisingly quiet on the Assange issue).
Assange is also not a spy. He did not engage in covert activities. If anything, he's been overt as frak. So, no matter how frustrating his behavior, he's neither traitor nor spy.
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Is Assange a terrorist?
Ah, so now we come to the meat of our question and, as usual, it's harder than I'd like to provide a precise answer. For our answer, I've turned to two sources, Webster's and the United States government.
Websters defines terrorism quote simply as:
the systematic use of terror especially as a means of coercion
Title 22 of the United States Code, Section 2656f(d) defines terrorism slightly differently:
the term "terrorism" means premeditated, politically motivated violence perpetrated against non-combatant targets by subnational groups or clandestine agents
So, here we have an interesting conflict. The dictionary definition of terrorism is the systematic use of terror as a means of coercion. Again, the definition includes what the actor wants to get out of the activity as a component of the definition.
The United States government does not directly care about the result, although they do care that the activity is "politically motivated". More to the point, they define terrorism as "violence perpetrated" rather than "terror created".
What exactly is "violence perpetrated"? We know, for example, that flying a plane into a building and killing thousands is most definitely "violence perpetrated". But what if the actor isn't directly engaging in violence, but creating an environment where violence might take place? Terrorist or not?
What about cyberterrorism? In almost all cases, there are no direct violences perpetrated through acts of cyberterrorism. Yet, it is a term we use regularly and a problem I've been advising homeland and national security professionals on fighting for years.
The challenge with defining cyberterrorism is that there are different approaches you can take. The most strict approach is that of an acknowledged terrorist organization conducting disruptive activities across the Internet. A more broad approach is one where disruptive activities are conducted, but not necessarily through direct affiliation with an established terrorist organization.
In any case, a good way to look at cyberterrorism is through the FBI's description of what they call the "cyber threat".
In testimony before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Terrorism, Technology, and Homeland Security on February 24, 2004, Hearing On Cyber Terrorism, Keith Lourdeau, the FBI's then Deputy Assistant Director, Cyber Division described the FBI's view of the cyber threat:
...those individuals or groups that illegally access computer systems, spread malicious code, support terrorist or state sponsored computer operations, and steal trade secrets that present an economic and security threat to the U.S.
Without a doubt, Assange is going out of his way to present an economic and security threat to the U.S.
Bottom line: what is Assange?
Assange is a problem. He represents a new breed of activist, one who blurs the edge between activism and terrorism for the purpose of fomenting disruption and using the Internet as his weapon of mass distraction.
He does not appear to have a direct goal, nor does he seem to be in it for the money. He does, without a doubt, appear to be completely grooving on the fame.
He is not a spy or a traitor. He is a borderline extortionist and blackmailer.
He is not a terrorist. He has not -- directly -- caused violence or physical damage.
He is, without any doubt at all, a threat.
November 28: Special Report: Could Wikileaks cause World War III or the end of the world?
November 10: Friends of Wikileaks' traitor Manning whine about government investigation. Well, duh.
October 25: Is Wikileaks Julian Assange worse than Osama Bin Laden?
August 21: Nutball Wikileaks founder tries to blackmail Amnesty International
August 3: Should America tolerate Wikileaks or destroy it like any other national security threat?
June 21: Revisiting Wikileaks/Lamo and why antiwar fascists suck
June 14: Adrian Lamo, Wikileaks, and what it means to be a patriot
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Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson is up for a pair of weekly honors at NFL.com following his performance in Sunday's 41-38 win over the Houston Texans.
After passing for a franchise-record 452 yards and leading the 23rd game-winning drive of his career, Russell Wilson finds himself up for a pair of weekly honors at NFL.com.
The Seahawks quarterback is one of three players nominated for Air Player of the Week and one of five players nominated for Clutch Performer of the Week. On top of his career-high in passing yards, Wilson completed 26 of 41 attempts (63.4 percent) in the team's 41-38 win over the Houston Texans and tossed four touchdowns, including the final go-ahead score on a throw to tight end Jimmy Graham with less than 30 seconds to play, a drive that came following a Wilson interception on the Seahawks' previous possession.
Vote: Air Player Of The Week
"His mentality throughout with all the stuff that was going on—we were playing from behind most of the time it felt like—and he had to keep bringing us back and bringing us back, and he just was in it every moment of it," Seattle head coach Pete Carroll said of Wilson's late-game heroics. "And finally, the fact that he was so calm and so poised after throwing a pick that could have ended the football game, he came right back and took us right back down the field in just perfect fashion."
For Air Player of the Week, Wilson finds himself up against Texans rookie quarterback Deshaun Watson, who completed 19-of-30 passes for 402 yards, four touchdowns, and three interceptions against the Seahawks, as well as Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford, who threw for 423 yards in a 20-15 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Voting for Air Player of the Week is open until 12 p.m. PT on Thursday, November 2.
For Clutch Performer of the Week, Wilson faces off against Watson, Steelers wideout JuJu Smith-Schuster, Buffalo Bills running back LeSean McCoy, Atlanta Falcons receiver Mohamed Sanu. Voting for Clutch Performer of the Week is open through 12 p.m. PT on Friday, November 3.
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Play to Win: How to Use Gamification to Level-up your Advertising
The notion of play is as old as humanity. It plays an important part in how we are as a species and for each one of us as individuals.
But why is the concept of playing so important for us and more importantly to you as a business?
Playing is the easiest, safest way in which we learn, researchers quoted by Psychology Today said. And by letting our audience play with our communications, we teach them about our brand, our service, and how to interact with us. Learning leads to action, and action leads to ROI.
How can our advertising best play with our audience? This is where gamification comes in. Gamification is marketing that borrows what is best from the world of games: points, leaderboards, and endless engagement fueled by fun. If you want to level up your brand strategy, gamification is the way to go, and here are a few points why you should start gamifying today.
Let the creative mind games begin!
Insert two sides of the same coin
Pass control to your audience
Personalized but not invasive
Press F for fun
Using gamification in your next communications campaign has one big advantage: it lets your creativity defy the usual conventions of the advertising medium to greater effect.
It's your game, your rules now. Let gamification inject game-specific mechanics into your campaigns. Just think about the possibilities. Imagine you are selling slot machines, and instead of a traditional campaign, you let your viewers take their first spin by scanning your Las Vegas Billboards with their phones. This approach offers your viewers unique freedom and can drive them to engage with your brand proactively.
At a glance, gaming and advertising might seem like two very different mediums. When in fact, they have a lot in common.
On one side, both games and ads love to tell a story. Storytelling lets the audience build a deeper connection by blending what is real with imagination. Games to this to justify the mechanics behind what you can do in the world they present. Advertisers do this by unexpectedly showing a product's or service's benefits.
On the other side, gaming and advertising rely heavily on neuroscientific triggers, more commonly known as hooks. Gaming hooks you with clever mechanics which feel satisfying to use in the context presented. Advertisements use strong visuals or memorable concepts or taglines to capture your attention.
As you can see, gamification and advertising go hand in hand. Start using it, today!
Gamification allows your ads to become more compelling. Once you start to introduce game principles in your advertisements, you will see they become more personal and more engaging. Why? Interactivity is the key. In classical advertising, the principle is show don't tell. Gamified ads take it to a whole other level by rather than simply showing, you are inviting your audience to interact with you. You give them control of the outcome by giving them the opportunity to win a prize, points, fame, and fun by playing a game powered by your brand. Your viewers will spend more time with your brand and product this way without even realizing it.
By letting your audience control the way they experience the ad, you can better control the outcome. It's a win, win, a play to win.
Privacy is always a concern when it comes to effective advertising. Big data, and small data, should all be used without compromising the identity and well-being of consumers. Gamification allows advertisers to create more personal and more engaging content than ever before without impacting privacy. It helps shift the perspective that brands today are just stalkers who quietly lurk to gain our email addresses and feed us spammy messages. Brands create gamified experiences which become personal through how each and every consumer interacts with what you put forth. Because no one is the same, no interaction with your gamification campaign will be the same.
And every interaction with the audience becomes an opportunity to know them better. Today's analytics let us learn more about how much time they spent with our ad, when they engage, where they engage, and what drives them to engage.
Entertainment has become the biggest playground on Earth. Everyone is in the entertainment business: brands, sports, streaming services, and more. And while ads have always been entertaining, with gamification, we push the boundaries of what fun is for our customers. It's the same principle of how digital billboards attract the crowds with bright lights and stay for the fun and games. Identify your brand's potential for entertainment and capitalize on it through gamification.
Gamification is a lot more present in today's advertising. Introducing game-specific mechanisms transforms advertising into a more personal experience with which consumers interact for real. This creates an emotional bond that tends to form a longer relationship with the brand. Being personal, the gamified experience turns consumers into influencers because we share the good news with our friends. In short, gamification teaches us a new way to play the advertising game and that those who play win.
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Is there a way of getting a board like this, the spec number on the board is:P904 yk058j1 52-2.
When you turn on the unit, it goes on pre-on then, if you turn the unit on and off a few times it just blows the fuse. Not sure it would be the mauve, the board or the fuse.
Would anyone have an idea of what's causing the problem.


Participation at BCD is open to any British manufactured vehicle regardless of membership in a British car club. Owners are encouraged to bring along their British cars, whether they be current model cars, daily drivers, partially restored cars, projects-in-progress or concours level models. The only stipulation is that your car is British or that is was manufactured and/or designed in the UK.
The 2019 poster celebrates 60 years of the Mini. It features Timo Makinen and Paul Easter winning the 1965 Monte Carlo Rally. A limited number of full sized 18" x 24" posters will be available for $5 at the Toronto Triumph Club table at Ancaster on 21st April and the TTC tent at British Car Day on 15th September.
On-line registration via FAST LANE will open in May. However if you want to go the manual route, here's the registration form which you can complete and bring with you to British Car Day. Cost at the gate will be $20 versus $15 via FAST LANE.
FASTLANE will open in May.
VENDOR REGISTRATION FOR 2019 WILL BE OPEN IN MAY.
Spectators should enter the park via the main park entrance on Burloak Drive, please follow the signs. The entry fee to the park for spectators is $17 per car (or you can use a Parks Ontario season pass). There is no limit on the number of people in the car. Please pay using cash if possible, as use of credit/debit cards really slows down entry to the park and causes long line-ups. Arriving early will help alleviate any delays.
There is no entry charge for pedestrians and bicycles.
NOTE: The Toronto Triumph Club, organizers of British Car Day, have no financial connection with Parks Ontario and Bronte Creek Provincial Park. All fees collected by them at the main park entrance remain theirs and they do not offer refunds.
If you are driving a car for display at British Car Day, please follow the signs carefully and use the north maintenance entrance at the corner of Burloak Drive, where it turns into Upper Middle Road. Money collected at the show car entrance goes towards putting on the show and supporting the Toronto Triumph Club, a non-profit organization.
Want to Stay In The Oakville Area?
If you are driving to British Car Day from out of town, there are several hotels close by Bronte Creek Provincial Park. visit Oakville have arranged some great deals at local hotels for BCD attendees; please click onto the above URL for details.
British Car Day Posters and a limited number of T-shirts will be available at the Toronto Triumph Club tent on Sponsor Street.
The latest information for the 36th running of British Car Day (2019) is now available. Links to our sponsors are on the right-hand column. Further enquiries should be directed to the event Chair, Dave Sims, at the email link above.
2019 Vendor and Exhibitor information will be available shortly. For enquiries, please click the link above for Warren Beech's e-mail.
Please contact the Editor of Ragtop Magazine - Terence McKillen (click link above), for information on submitting articles and advertising in the 2019 BCD Official Show Programme.
The 36th Annual British Car Day will be held on Sunday, September 15th, 2019 at Bronte Provincial Park.
British Car Day® is hosted annually by the Toronto Triumph Club, on the third Sunday of September. Since its inaugural event in 1984, it has grown in leaps and bounds, and now draws more than 1,000 British cars and over 9,000 spectators, with room to grow even bigger. British Car Day® is open to vintage, classic and current British manufactured vehicles, including motorcycles. The event is the largest, one-day, all-British car event in North America, with visitors from Ontario, the northeast United States, the Maritime provinces, Quebec, and Manitoba, representing membership in 100 British car clubs. However, you do not need to be a member of a car club to participate. Over the years, we have even had visitors from Alberta, Saskatchewan, Texas, the UK, and New Zealand.
The venue for British Car Day® is Bronte Creek Provincial Park, about 25 miles west of downtown Toronto, conveniently located at the Burloak Drive exit off the Queen Elizabeth Way. The south entrance is for non-British cars & spectators, while the north entrance is reserved for British car exhibitors and vendors.
Every year one of the most popular destinations at British Car Day® is the Vendor Village area. Over 60 British-related vendors offer their new and used goods for sale, including car parts, complete cars, t-shirts, hats, tools, books, supplies, and so on. Many vendors offer end-of-season specials, so there are lots of bargains to be had and great food is available from the many food vendors on site.
Another popular destination is 'Sponsor Street' where our valued sponsors demonstrate their products and services. In 2018, Exotic Motorworks, Crescent Oil, Oakville Tourism, Lant Insurance, Hagerty Insurance, Edward Jones and Autoglym are among our sponsors, the list of which is growing every year.
Show cars gain access to the park via the north maintenance/service entrance, at the bend where Burloak Drive becomes Upper Middle Road, from 8:00am onwards. The spectator gates open at 9:00am and Participant's Choice & Best of Show judging begins in earnest. The judging wraps up at 1:00pm and the awards ceremony begins at 2:00pm. Some cars attend from a long distance away, so they may leave the show early to make it home before dark. Best to plan to be at the show as early as possible so as not to miss any of the amazing vehicles on display.
BCD comprises 56 classes of cars, commercial vehicles, and motorcycles, running the whole range of British automobile marques from Austin to Westfield with model names from Anglia to Zephyr, and everything in between. The organizers encourage everyone to bring along their British cars, whether they be current model cars, daily drivers, partially restored cars or projects-in-progress, to line up with the many classic and concours-class cars in the appropriate marque and model class. British Car Day® is the opportunity everyone looks forward to, to chat, to scrutinize, and to plan for next year. It's a car show but it is also a big, end of season, social event.
Notable British car anniversaries in 2019 include Mini, Austin Healey 3000, Daimler SP250, Sunbeam Alpine Series 1 and Triumph Herald (60 years) and Ford Capri (50 years).
The executive and members of the Toronto Triumph Club, together with the organizing committee look forward to welcoming you to the 36th British Car Day ®.
Charlie Conquergood was a friend to all and a staunch supporter of the Toronto Triumph Club and British Car Day. Charlie passed away on March 9, 2009 from cancer. He was always there to help and happy to do so. He never complained and most of all was well known and loved by many people throughout our hobby. Over the years he touched the hearts - and cars - of many.
Charlie took on many roles within the TTC including a term as President. He was instrumental in developing and computerising the master plan for the lay out of the various marques and models and vendor stalls at British Car Day and for many years would personally be involved in the laying out of the field on the Saturday morning before BCD.
Each year, his friends at the Toronto Triumph Club award a special commemorative plaque in recognition of Charlie's passing and his unreserved devotion to his wife Sandy, his family and faithful Triumph Spitfire 'Gumby'.
The recipient of the award is decided by the Executive Committee of the TTC and their decision is based on members who have demonstrated a similar devotion and dedication to the Club and as a reflection of the life values and spirit of friendship, which Charlie Conquergood always shared with us.
At the 35th British Car Day, the Charlie Conquergood Award was presented to long-time members, Clive and Jacquelynne Huizinga, of Peterborough, ON. Clive is our club Treasurer and has been an active volunteer in Toronto Triumph Club for many years. Congratulations to Clive and Jacquelynne from all of your many friends at the TTC!


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The Government is acting in treason by calling a Election now because senator Rodney Collation has served Notices on every minister in Parliament and lawfully, this should be dealt with and finalised first before a Election can be held. But as usual the Government is disregarding this point in Law and are doing as they please. They have not told the Public that this is the reason why Julie Bishop and at least 5 other ministers have retired/resigned also.
The Duopoly that is kept in place because of the preferential voting system and ballots corruption as well as (using a pencil vote, sure so your vote can be altered) has to go.
Are we not in a democracy? why do we get to choose between 2 Parties only? Worse or worse? Does that not ring alarm bells, right there?
For real change we need more Independents and Minor Parties in the Senate that have been dominant with Liberal and Labour Ministers for way too long.
Senator Rodney Culleton has started GAP the Great Australian Party not to be confused with Clive Palmers United Australian Party. He has the Australian Government very concerned by taking his unlawful dismissal from the Senate, and filing paperwork directly with the House of Lords, Privy Council in the UK, exposing the treasonous actions of the Australian Parliament and telling them to fix it. Outcome still in process.
This is a man to vote for. If you do not know how he has created history you need to look him up.
2 .on the House of Representatives form Vote Independents andMinor parties 1 and 2 and place liberal and Labour last.
3 On the Senate form. do not number any above the line and number 1 to 12 below the line filling in boxes for any Independents and Minor parties of your choice.
This way your vote will not indirectly go to Liberal or Labour, and we will get more Independents in Parliament to take away the power from the Duopoly and stop the dealing going on between them to the detriment of the people of Australia.
Exciting times lay ahead, Not that Main Stream News is letting the people of Australia know about it, so as to protect the embarrassment off the Australian Government that would be exposed.
If you do not know about any of this ,Google Senator Rodney Culleton and find out what the Governments Duopolies biggest nightmare if the public were to know is about.


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Each day is a day of progress, steady progress forward, if you make it so. You may not see it, but God does. Let Him see in your heart a simple desire always to do His will. Though you see your work being spoiled or tarnished, God sees it as an offering for Him. Tomorrow is the beginning of a new month … what wonderful adventures are awaiting you? Only you can set the course for your life. Only you can choose which road you want to travel on.
Each one of us is a child of God, and as such, we are full of the promise of spiritual growth. There is a spark of the Divine in every one of us. Know that your life is full of glad promise and hope. Such blessings can be yours, such joys, such wonders, if you abide in the sunshine of God's love.
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After being named the Gatorade West Virginia Cross Country Player of the Year as a sophomore and junior, Irene Riggs capped her high school career not just with the state…
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Q: Wrong query is being sent, email IS NULL I am trying to add a new User to an existing DB. Whenever I use the signup form for this, it results in a lookup for an user with the email NULL.
(0.1ms)  begin transaction
User Exists (0.1ms)  SELECT 1 AS one FROM "users" WHERE "users"."email" IS NULL LIMIT 1
(0.1ms)  rollback transaction

Looking at the Server Log, it actually states the valid Email-address:
Parameters: {"utf8"=>"✓",
"authenticity_token"=>"epYmQoIfibeimZEFYo5MdSIqjJM3sLZgTtj79rMpvyQ=", "user"=>
 {"name"=>"Herp Derp", "email"=>"lang.martin@herpderp.de", "password"=>"[FILTERED]",
 "password_confirmation"=>"[FILTERED]"}, "commit"=>"Create User"}

The user.rb looks like this:
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
  attr_accessible :name, :email, :password, :password_confirmation
  has_secure_password

  before_save { |user| user.email = email.downcase }

  validates :name, presence: true,
                   length: {maximum: 40}

  VALID_EMAIL_REGEX = /\A[\w+\-.]+@[a-z\d\-.]+\.[a-z]+\z/i
  validates :email, presence: true,
          format: { with: VALID_EMAIL_REGEX },
          uniqueness: { case_sensitive: false }

  validates :password, length: {minimum: 6}
  validates :password_confirmation, presence: true
end

And the entry form following: (Using Formtastic)
%h1 Sign Up
%div.row
  %div.span6.offset3
    = semantic_form_for @user do |f|
      = f.inputs do
        = f.input :name
        = f.input :email
        = f.input :password
        = f.input :password_confirmation
        = f.action :submit

user_controller.rb
  def create
    @user = User.new(params[:users])
    if @user.save
      redirect_to @user
    else
      render 'new'
    end
  end

A: Did you tried to create a new user in the rails console (rails s)?

A: I actually found the error:
def create
   @user = User.new(params[:users])
  if @user.save
  redirect_to @user
else
  render 'new'
end

The params changed to :user and done.

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Firstly - this is my own personal take on colourlover etiquette, written because there have been so many questions on this subject. I hope that other colourlovers will contribute to this thread and so make it more representative.
This is a very supportive and kind community. Tempers do flare, as you will discover when reading some of the threads below.
This is a controversial topic. You can read some opinions on it in this forum post. Briefly - many feel that if criticism is given it should be constructive, and that care should be taken to avoid giving offense. Others feel that this approach is limiting and not entirely honest.
This is something you will have to work out for yourself. Keep in mind that if anyone is found to be harasing another colourlover or repeatedly acting in a way that causes offense, the site administrators can decide to close down the offending lover's account.
You will find a "language filter" in your account settings. It is on by default, but you can switch it off if you wish to see what people really wrote. To find it, go to your Profile → Account → Settings → Swear filter. And of course, there's a group for explicit profanity if you wish to broaden your horizons even more.
voting - how low can you go?
Another controversial area! Here is a conversation you can read about voting.
One of the issues is that some find it offensive if a colourlover repeatedly gives one heart votes - especially if these are always "aimed" at a particular colourlover. This can be seen as an attempt to harass or insult and is referred to as "featherplucking". There is even a group dedicated to "voting up" featherplucked palettes.
Voting - can I vote for myself?
You certainly can. But should you? Here is a thread in which people discuss this issue.
Can I use the palettes / patterns / colours in my own work, and how do I acknowledge the creator?
You will find a "language filter" in your account settings if you wish to avoid reading "strong" language.
There's also a filter for NSFW descriptions. I think it's also on by default.
P.S. I think you did a very good job, as usual. It seems a pretty objective and fair presentation to me.
thanks! I agree with your comments and am integrating them now.


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Cards tally win behind Paul's 49
4 years ago David Luces
Tuesday night's Plattsburgh State women's basketball 81-71 win over Saint Lawrence played second fiddle for one night, as it was senior forward Devona Paul's recording-breaking performance that stole the show. Paul scored 49 points, which broke a previous school record.
"That's the best individual performance I think I've ever seen from a Division III women's basketball player," PSUC head coach Cheryl Cole said. "Devona was just in a zone. They tried to single cover her, but she is just so hard to defend. I couldn't be more pleased with her production."
Cole said it's no secret that PSUC wants to put the ball inside, and if someone finds a way to slow that down, they have other weapons that can beat you.
"It was a tough game," Cole said. "St. Lawrence is a great team. They're going to win their conference. It was hard fought until the end."
Devona Paul had some old scores to settle.
"Going into this game, I wanted revenge on St. Lawrence," Paul said. "I can speak for all the returners that they feel the same way because we got smacked by them last year. I wanted to take them down for what they did to us."
Senior guard Allie Taylor got a front seat of the action Tuesday night.
"It was exciting to watch it unfold on the court," Taylor said. "To score that many points in a game is such an accomplishment. It was pretty incredible."
The non-conference win not only kept the Cards undefeated but will also
pay dividends down the line.
"The non-conference win tonight and against Bowden may help us get an at large bid to the [NCAA] tournament," Cole said.
With conference play starting Friday, Cole stressed getting those victories can help the Cards make a deep postseason run.
"The only guaranteed way to get into the NCAA tournament is to win your conference," Cole said.
Their first opponent will be New Paltz, which is one team Cole said can match them athletically.
"They will also trap and double team, so we have to be ready for the pressure at all times," she said.
Another positive from Tuesday's game was that the Cards had a season low of turnovers and outrebounded St. Lawrence by 16.
Despite the positives from their last game, PSUC believes there is always room for improvement.
"We want better starts to the game," Paul said. "We joke that three's the charm, where we wake up. We've been a second-half team so far."
Paul recognizes that the team can't become accustomed to these second half surges.
"New Paltz is a scrappy team," Paul said. "We have to stay disciplined and not get into foul trouble. If we come out like we did in the first half of this game, it's not going to go well."
For the team to do well Friday, Cole said they need more of a balanced offense and to shoot the ball better, especially from three point territory. "We couldn't buy anything from the perimeter against St. Lawrence. It was just one of those off games for us."
"The first conference game is always important to set a tone for the rest reason," Taylor said. "We need to show the conference that we are a completely different team this year."
Email David Luces at david.luces@cardinalpointsonline.com
Tags: women's basketball
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Q: Unexpected directive 'Slides' imported by the module 'AppModule'. Please add a @NgModule annotation I'm trying to build a very simple app (ionic 3.19): using phone camera to take pictures clicking a button, saving them in an array and then displaying like a carousel through Slides component. But getting an error as the title. The code:
app.module.ts, where import Slide from ionic-angular

import { BrowserModule } from '@angular/platform-browser';
import { ErrorHandler, NgModule } from '@angular/core';
import { IonicApp, IonicErrorHandler, IonicModule } from 'ionic-angular';
import { SplashScreen } from '@ionic-native/splash-screen';
import { StatusBar } from '@ionic-native/status-bar';

import { MyApp } from './app.component';
import { HomePage } from '../pages/home/home';

import { Slides } from 'ionic-angular';
import { Camera } from '@ionic-native/camera';

@NgModule({
  declarations: [
    MyApp,
    HomePage

  ],
  imports: [
    BrowserModule,
    Slides,
    IonicModule.forRoot(MyApp)

  ],
  bootstrap: [IonicApp],
  entryComponents: [
    MyApp,
    HomePage

  ],
  providers: [
    StatusBar,
    SplashScreen,
    Camera,
    {provide: ErrorHandler, useClass: IonicErrorHandler}
  ]
})
export class AppModule {}

home.ts, containing the function for taking the pictures

import { Component } from '@angular/core';
import { NavController } from 'ionic-angular';
import { Camera, CameraOptions } from '@ionic-native/camera';

@Component({
  selector: 'page-home',
  templateUrl: 'home.html'
})
export class HomePage {

  public image: string = null;
  public base64Image: string[];
  public extraOptions : {};

  constructor(private camera: Camera) {
    this.base64Image = new Array();
    this.extraOptions = {
      pager: true,
      paginationClickable: true,
      spaceBetween: 30,
      centeredSlides: true,
      autoplay: 2000
      }
  }

  takePicture() {
    let options: CameraOptions = {
      destinationType: this.camera.DestinationType.DATA_URL,
      targetWidth: 1000,
      targetHeight: 1000,
      quality: 100
    }
    this.camera.getPicture( options )
    .then(imageData => {
      this.image = 'data:image/jpeg;base64,${imageData}';
      this.base64Image.push(imageData);
      let iData = this.base64Image.map(o => o).join(', ');
      console.log("iData is " + iData);
    })
    .catch(error =>{
      console.error( error );
    });
  }

}

home.html:

<ion-header>
  <ion-navbar>
    <ion-title>
      Manage your photos!
    </ion-title>
  </ion-navbar>
</ion-header>

<ion-content padding>
        <button ion-button block (click)="takePicture()">Photo</button>

    Click on the camera icon to take pictures!

        <ion-slides pager autoplay="true" pager="true" [options]="extraOptions" *ngIf="base64Image.length > 0">
          <ion-slide *ngFor="let image of base64Image">

          </ion-slide>
        </ion-slides>
</ion-content>

Any ideas? Thank you very much!

A: No need to import Slides in app.module.ts, import them directly in the component:
import { Slides } from 'ionic-angular';

and dont't forget to add Slides as ViewChild in component:
@ViewChild(Slides) slides: Slide

Read more on official docs.


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Two juniors face criminal charges for sexual assault, students desire greater clarity from college
September 20, 2018 Zainab Tahir
Lacrosse house (pictured above) located on Court Street is the site of an ongoing criminal investigation against two Geneseo students accused of illegally trapping and touching a fellow student. Students are asking the college to take action (Malachy Dempsey/managing editor and courtesy of village police).
Geneseo students on the lacrosse team are facing charges from Geneseo Village Police for allegedly confining a fellow student in a room and forcibly touching her, leaving the campus community in outrage and instigating dialogue around appropriate administrative response.
Business administration major junior Nicholas French and accounting major junior Mitchell Virkler were arrested on Thursday Sept. 13 and charged with forcible touching and unlawful imprisonment, class A misdemeanors, according to Village Police Chief Eric Osganian.
Both were arraigned on Friday Sept. 14 at the Livingston County Jail, Osganian said. French and Virkler were released on $500 bail each, Osganian said, according to The Livingston County News.
The incident occurred inside the lacrosse house located on Court Street at approximately 1:30 a.m. on Sept. 8, according to Osganian.
The two men were both heavily intoxicated and the alleged victim was assisting one of them back to the house, according to the anonymous report submitted by a friend of the victim.
The report accuses Virkler of groping her bottom while blocking the exit, with French holding her down to prevent her efforts to resist.
Accounts of how the alleged victim escaped differ according to both French and Virkler and the victim, Osganian said, according to The Livingston County News."Her version is she kind of escaped out of there," Osganian said, according to The Livingston County News. "I think she felt like she was trapped obviously and very uncomfortable with two men in a room."
The anonymous report was filed through University Police Department's "Silent Witness" form and contact with the victim was established through the friend who filed the report.
The incident is still under investigation by the college, according to Vice President for Student and Campus Life Robert Bonfiglio.
"The Village police is investigating them and so is the College Title IX Coordinator," Bonfiglio said in an email. "At that point, we will have a better idea of the next steps in the process."
Some students, including psychology major senior Lilliana Proe, believe that it's important to make sure this kind of behavior is intolerable.
"I was frustrated, disgusted and disappointed," Proe said. "Because of Geneseo's small size, part of me still sees the town as a safe haven where instances like this don't occur, even though this has been proven false various times."
Other students, like pre-childhood special education major junior Brooke Francis, believe the college should have more dialogue and open communication regarding these types of incidents.
"The school seems to just cover up situations like this and instead of informing students about what to do, they just pretend like nothing happened," Francis said. "I am appalled that sexual assault is handled this way at such a prestigious college and something needs to change before it happens again."
Many agreed that the school should open its line of communication regarding such incidents, like early childhood education major junior Melissa Maliniak.
"It makes me really uncomfortable that the school wouldn't send an email out letting us know the allegations, especially when the students are still attending classes," Maliniak said.
The college does not have any comment on the status of the investigation at this point. Director of media relations Monique Patenaude revealed that Geneseo handles these situations carefully.
"[The college] takes any and all allegations of misconduct very seriously," Patenaude said, according to The Livingston County News. "The safety of our students is paramount."
The criminal investigation and prosecution process will be handled through the District Attorney's office and court and can take an unspecified amount of time, while the judicial process by the college is up to internal investigation by the school, according to Osganian.
The accused perpetrators, are meanwhile attending classes according to reports from students. The accused students have not responded to a request for comment by The Lamron. The alleged victim declined to comment for the article.
Osganian mentioned that an order protection issued for the victim in this specific case has been turned over to University Police.
Six sex-related offenses were documented for 2017, according to a criminal investigations report from the Village Police Department. This figure mirrors previous years and might be underreported, Osganian said. Potential prosecution charges can vary depending on the plea bargain and other factors, Osganian said.
"Most of the cases we do see in our court do get pled down to something else," Osganian said. "It would be tough to answer; every case is different."
Students such as international relations major junior Leliana McDermott believe people should treat the matter promptly.
"People need to be taking this far more seriously and we as a society need to stop allowing white cis straight boys to do whatever they please until they hurt someone," McDermott said.
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Ha rappresentato Malta all'Eurovision Song Contest 2011.

Carriera

2005-2010
Glen fa il suo debutto da cantante nel 2005 al Malta Eurosong, competizione musicale maltese per decidere chi rappresenterà la nazione all'Eurovision Song Contest, con la canzone Appreciate ma non riesce a prevalere sugli avversari nella competizione musicale. Nel 2009 ci riprova da componente del gruppo Q arrivando insieme a loro 3º mentre nel 2010 con Just A Little More Love si classificò 2º.

2011
Glen partecipa al Malta Eurosong 2011, competizione musicale maltese per decidere chi rappresenterà la nazione all'Eurovision Song Contest. Si classifica 1º con One Life e così riceve la possibilità di rappresentare il 10 maggio Malta all'Eurovision Song Contest 2011 di Düsseldorf.
Il 14 marzo è stato presentato il suo primo video ufficiale incentrato sul suo singolo One Life. Il 9 aprile 2011 è uno dei protagonisti dello Eurovision in concert 2011 di Amsterdam. . Ha partecipato alla prima semifinale dell'Eurofestival 2011, dove è arrivato 11º in semifinale, a un solo punto dal decimo posto, perdendo così la possibilità di accedere alla finale.

Discografia

Singoli
 Just A Little More Love (2010)
 One Life (2011)

Note

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Vella


To work on a challenging position related to engineering industry which will provide me opportunity to put forth my skills, theoretical knowledge and soft skills to leverage the organization to leading edge.
- B. Tech (Mechanical Engineering, 71.3%), J.S.S.A.T.E, NOIDA.
- Intermediate (Mathematics, 59.4 %) Kanpur, U.P. Board.
- High School (Science, 71.5 %) Kharela, Mahoba, U.P. Board.
Working with PANALFA Autoelektrik Ltd. as a Design Engineer in Research &Development at Gurgaon.
- Product drawing study and dimensional study.
- Developing new product Design (alternator-trio) based on new concept.
- Work on different modules of PRO/E (creo-1 parametric) part design, assy. Design, sheet metal design, drafting.
- Preparing detail drgs. of Modals & Assy. Co-ordinating with manufacturing team.
- Doing QC at different level in Modeling & Drafting.
- Maintaining 5S methodology during work.
- To prepare BOM for the new product development & process sheets for controlling the errors in production.
- Modification in existing (starter motor/alternators) drawings for better performance as per client requirement.
- Generating ECNs(Engg. Change Note) according to customer requirement.
- Basic knowledge about GD&T.
- Plan & implement product facility, equipment & process.
- Worked as an design engineer in Design & Development.
- To design SPM (special purpose machine) using NX6 & prepare it's part detail drawing.
- To design Fixtures, Press and Bending tools.
- Knowledge about quality tools.
- Advanced analysis tools of Solid works are being used to ascertain enhanced performance of skater board.
- Affiliate member, Mechanical Engineering Society, J.S.S.A.T.E, NOIDA, India.
- Affiliate member, Cultural Society, J.S.S.A.T.E, NOIDA, India.
- Interned Four-week training at Production Department of Mitsubishi Electric India at Gurgaon.
- Committed to Deadlines and schedules.
- Exellent communication and written skills.


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package io.redlink.smarti.processing;

import java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService;
import java.util.concurrent.Executors;

import org.apache.commons.lang3.concurrent.BasicThreadFactory;
import org.springframework.boot.context.properties.ConfigurationProperties;

@ConfigurationProperties(prefix="smarti.processing")
public class ProcessingConfiguration {

    public  static final int DEFAULT_NUM_THREADS = 2;

    private int numThreads = DEFAULT_NUM_THREADS;

    private static final String THREAD_NAME = "smarti-processing-thread-%d";

    public final int getNumThreads() {
        return numThreads;
    }

    public final void setNumThreads(Integer numThreads) {
        this.numThreads = numThreads;
    }

    public ExecutorService createExecuterService(){
        return Executors.newFixedThreadPool(numThreads <= 0 ? DEFAULT_NUM_THREADS : numThreads,
                new BasicThreadFactory.Builder()
                .daemon(true)
                .namingPattern(THREAD_NAME)
                .build());
    }

}

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Stephanie C. Stowe, a faculty member in Lehman College's Department of Journalism, Communication, and Theatre, will direct a new production of Adly Guirgis's Our Lady of 121st Street. Performances will take place in the Studio Theatre beginning on Wed., Dec. 3, at 3:30 pm and continue through Dec. 7, on Thurs., Fri., and Sat. at 8 pm and on Sun. at 3 pm.
The play opens in the Ortiz Funeral Room, where the body of beloved community activist and nun Sister Rose has been stolen from the viewing room. Attending the funeral are several members of the community who are there to find a place to put their grief, checkered pasts, and uncertain futures.
The cast includes Lehman students and community residents.
Tickets are $10 for general admission and $8 for seniors and non-Lehman students (free admission for Lehman students with Valid I.D.) For more information or to make reservations, call (718) 960-8025, or visit www.lehmanstages.org.
The Riverdale-Yonkers Society fir Ethical Culture invites area residents to attend its annual Family Thanksgiving Gathering on Sun., Nov. 30 at 11 am at the Society Meeting House, located at 4450 Fieldston Road, corner of Manhattan College Parkway.
Bring canned food for the food pantry. The pantry supports homeless, underemployed and employed families in the Riverdale area. The program will be followed by a potluck luncheon.
For more information call (718) 548-4445.
The Bronx River Art Center, located at 1087 East Tremont Avenue, presents its 2008 Student Exhibition and Benefit Sale, opening with a Holiday Party on Dec. 12, from 4 to 7 pm. The event will feature presentations of awards and certificates, screenings of student films, refreshments, games and activities for all ages in an ode to a Winter Wonderland.
BRAC offers unique opportunities for students to interact with highly-skilled professional artists in a focused educational setting.
Call (718) 589-5819 for more information.
The Bruce Museum announces that it has acquired a pastel at auction by the great nineteenth-century portraitist and painter of modern life James Jacques Joseph Tissot (1836-1902). The new acquisition, Admiring a Portfolio (ca. 1883), measuring 23 1/2 x 29 inches, depicts a woman pausing in thoughtful contemplation while studying a portfolio of drawings and prints. She holds a pair of glasses in her hand. Wearing fashionable black gloves and a black-collared white blouse, hair swept up stylishly, she leans forward, staring off dreamily in space.
Admiring a Portfolio, which is currently on view at the museum's admissions desk through Sun., Dec. 7, and will be on view again in early 2009, illustrates Tissot's sophisticated command of light and shadow and subtle use of color.
The museum is located at 1 Museum Drive in Greenwich, CT. For information call (203) 869-0376.
The Bronx Arts Ensemble opens the holiday season with its St. Nicholas Day Celebration on Sat., Dec. 6 at 1 and 3 pm at Philipse Manor Hall at 29 Warburton Avenue at Dock Street, in Yonkers and Sat., Dec. 13 and Sun., Dec. 14 at noon and 2 pm at the Bartow-Pell Mansion on Shore Road, Pelham Bay Park, near the Split Rock Golf Course.
The St. Nicholas Celebration describes in song and storytelling the arrival of the Dutch sinterklass, who brings candies and fruits to good children of colonial New Amsterdam, and lumps of coal to those who have misbehaved. Following the program, which includes many old Dutch carols, the audience will join with the group in singing holiday songs.
Free tickets are available by calling the BAE at (718) 601-7399. Orders are limited to five tickets per person, as seating is limited.
Lehman Center for the Performing Arts presents the return, by popular demand, of an American musical treasure -– multi-GRAMMY Award-winning singer, guitarist and composer José Feliciano, performing a special holiday concert of his hits in English and Spanish on Sat., Dec. 13, at 8 pm.
Lehman Center for the Performing Arts is on the campus of Lehman College at 250 Bedford Park Boulevard West. Tickets are: $45, $35, $25 and $20 and can be purchased by calling the Lehman Center box office at (718) 960-8833.
The Lehman College and Community Chorus will present its annual free Winter Concert on Sun., Dec. 7, at 2:30 pm in the Lehman College Performing Arts Center. Complimentary tickets will be available at the Box Office beginning at 1 pm on the day of the performance.
The major work on the program will be Handel's Messiah part two and the final movements of part three. Directed by Lehman Professor Diana Mittler-Battipaglia and accompanied by the Lehman Symphony Orchestra, the 150-member chorus will also perform shorter multicultural works.
In addition, the program will feature works for violin and orchestra by Tchaikovsky, a polka by Johann Strauss, as well as songs the audience can sing along to.
A Lehman is located on Goulden Avenue and Bedford Park Boulevard West.
For more information call (718) 960-8247.
Studio 889 is hosting a Holiday Print Show in Hunts Point starting on Sat., Dec. 6 with an opening reception from 2:30 to 5:30 pm. Studio 889's artists invite the community to celebrate the season by sharing the gift of art in the south Bronx.
Occupying a 500 square foot storefront on Hunts Point Avenue, Studio 889 is in the vanguard of the burgeoning south Bronx arts revival.
The Holiday Show is an exhibition of hand-pulled prints by urban printmakers. The show runs through Sat., Jan. 10 at 889 Hunts Point Avenue.
Lehman Center for the Performing Arts, in association with RC Entertainment and V.AI. Entertainment, presents the not-to-be-missed 30th anniversary concert by one of Latin music's most popular bands, the Latin Grammy-nominated Ray Castro's Conjunto Clasico, on Sat., Nov. 29, at 8 pm. The orchestra was founded in the late '70s by Castro and vocalist/composer Ramon Rodriguez. Celebrated around the world for preserving its Puerto Rican and Afro Cuban roots, Conjunto Clasico has sold over ten million albums over their illustrious 30 years in the music business. The orchestra also features vocalists Hector Luis Pagan, David Navedo and Ramon Rodriguez. Johnny Rivera and invited guest vocalists Tito Allen and Rafael De Jesus will perform their many hit with the band for the first time in 20 years. Invited guests is Johnny Pacheco Y Su Tumbao.
Lehman Center is on the campus of Lehman College at 250 Bedford Park Boulevard West. Tickets are $60, $55 and $45 and can be purchased by calling (718) 960-8833.


Earlier in April a trio of adopted dogs Hercules, Snoop, and Ophelia left Lifeline Dog Rescue for separate forever homes. Each has a loving family to care for them which makes us happy (and somewhat sad) to see them leave. Happy tails!
Hercules, a 2 year old male Weimaraner, was adopted by Rich and Teri and plans include walks, the park, the dog park, swimming, and travel.
Snoop, a 10 year old male Weimaraner, was adopted by Susan and Robert and recreation includes walks, the dog park, shopping, and travel.
Ophelia, an 18 month old female American Bulldog Mix, was adopted by Marc and Maria and will go for walks, the park, plus always have someone home.
Readers are invited to visit the Lifeline Dog Rescue Facebook page where we regularly post happy tail family photos sent in by adoptive parents.
In addition, please check out our Central Florida dogs for adoption to view dogs ready for a forever home, and share them online too!


February | 2017 | One broke girl. One million problems.
Some African countries have long witnessed mysterious outbreaks of paralysis. Affected regions are poor and conflict-ridden, where people's main food is a bitter, poisonous variety of cassava.
IT IS easy to be downcast about the state of global trade. It has faced stiff headwinds in recent years: in 2016, for the first time in 15 years, it grew more slowly than the world economy. Regional and global trade deals are going nowhere, slowly. And America's new president has promised to protect his country from trade-inflicted "carnage".
WISE investors know that winning bets shine more brightly if they are not overshadowed by big loss-making trades. The way in which capital flowed to and from emerging markets in recent years meant that such discrimination went out of the window. Now, however, change is coming.