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Wokingham Borough Council needs to hear your views on some of the major challenges facing Wokingham Borough.
The borough is going through vast changes and challenges with new houses, roads, schools and other facilities being built and towns being transformed – at the same time as Government funding is being reduced.
In order to help make some of the major decisions facing the council, it is launching two major public consultations: Budget Consultation and Transport and Highways Consultation.
These consultations will help the borough council understand residents' views on some of the key issues and the main priorities and concerns people have. These are not referenda on exactly how the council spends its limited funds or what roadworks to carry out, but they will be used to make big and potentially difficult decisions.
Leader of Wokingham Borough Council, Cllr Charlotte Haitham Taylor said: "This is the first time we have attempted to gather people's views on such a wide range of important issues and the findings will be incredibly useful as we plan ahead. Our budget decisions and transport and highways issues go to the heart of what matters most to residents and so it is important to hear from as many people as possible.
"It is important to be clear about the aim of these consultations: the findings will give us a vital insight into residents' views and experiences but they are not referenda. The findings will be used alongside other factors, such as our legal requirements and our commitment to vulnerable people in order to make the best decisions for our limited funds."
The Budget Consultation will be the first part of a two-year process to help the borough council make the really difficult funding decisions it will face in 2019/20. This is when the basic revenue funding that comes from the Government is cut to zero. The consultation will ask about what services people most value and what their priorities are and will be followed by a more detailed consultation next year.
Cllr Oliver Whittle, executive member for finance, said: "We have to consider a lot of factors when setting budgets and it will be extremely helpful to have a fuller understanding of what residents' priorities are.
"We are very aware of our responsibility to spend every pound of Council Tax wisely and have made significant efficiencies in recent years. But, despite the savings made, the challenge coming up when our Government revenue grant is cut is severe. This is why we are undertaking this two-year consultation process to get as many residents involved as we can."
The Transport and Highways survey will seek to increase our understanding of how people's day-to-day lives are affected by roads and other transport issues. It will also ask about specific congestion hotspots and longer term priorities for residents.
Cllr Chris Bowring, executive member for transport and highways, said: "The Transport and Highways survey will be an attempt to build up a comprehensive picture of people's experiences of getting around the borough. We want to know what works for people and what does not and gain a greater understanding of what is important to people.
You can take part in the consultations, which will be open until 30 December here.
Alternatively you can email the Community engagement team or ring (0118) 974 6066 to request a hard copy.

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© MANILA, PHILIPPINES - APRIL 12: Soldiers stand guard outside a closed church to keep devotees away, amid government orders for everyone to stay home to avoid spreading the coronavirus, as Filipinos mark Easter Sunday on April 12, 2020 in Manila, Philippines. Easter Sunday is a Christian festival and holiday commemorating the resurrection of Jesus from the dead on the third day following his crucifixion. Most Easter celebrations in the Philippines have been cancelled after religious gatherings have been banned as part of government lockdown measures imposed on the country's main island Luzon to curb the spread of the coronavirus. Land, sea, and air travel has been suspended, while government work, schools, businesses, and public transportation have been ordered shut in a bid to keep some 55 million people at home. The Philippines' Department of Health has so far confirmed 4,428 cases of the new coronavirus in the country, with at least 247 recorded fatalities. The Philippines is the only Roman Catholic majority in Southeast Asia with around 85% practicing the faith. (Photo by Ezra Acayan/Getty Images)
Duterte Advisor's Threat of "Body Bags" Shows Philippines Authorities' Dangerous COVID-19 Response
Responding to Philippine Senator Bong Go's statement about having body bags available for "drug addicts or peddlers of fake news," Amnesty International's Deputy Regional Director for Campaigns Ming Yu Hah said:
"While hospitals are pleading for body bags and other emergency supplies, callous threats from authorities show a tone-deaf government that is unwilling to keep everybody safe during this global pandemic. This dangerous rhetoric must stop now.
"Such dangerous language is never acceptable. Coming so soon after President Duterte's alarming 'shoot to kill' order, this is a clear pattern of incitement that is consistent with the government's general hostility towards human rights.
"The Senator's comment also creates a chilling effect on journalists and whistle-blowers who seek to expose gaps and problems in the government's COVID-19 response. Instead of issuing threats, the Philippine government should put all people's rights to health and life at the center of its plans and actions."
On April 12, Philippine Senator Bong Go told the media he has body bags for "drug addicts or peddlers of fake news."
The senator – who used to be President Rodrigo Duterte's closest aide and continues to make important announcements for him or advise him during his public addresses – made the comment while saying he received a letter from a hospital requesting more body bags as the number of COVID-19 deaths continue to increase. Earlier, a prominent journalist from a major TV network claimed that hospitals have run out of body bags, while the government has allegedly asked hospitals not to report COVID-19 deaths. Government officials dismissed these reports as "fake news."
On April 1, President Rodrigo Duterte said in a televised address that he has ordered police, military and barangay (village) officials to shoot "dead" people who may protest or question government measures during the imposition of community quarantine in response to COVID-19 pandemic.
Since the beginning of the Duterte administration in June 2016, thousands of Filipinos mostly from poor and marginalized communities have been killed – either by the police or by unknown armed individuals, some with links to the police – in the government's so-called "war on drugs".
To learn more about COVID-19 and human rights, visit: https://www.amnestyusa.org/distant-but-together-responding-to-covid-19/
For more information or to arrange an interview, please contact Mariya Parodi, [email protected]


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Kaʻū News Briefs, Wednesday, September 18, 2019
Kaʻū fourth graders learn about Halemaʻumaʻu and Kīlauea, in 2016. The curriculum for teaching about Kīlauea
has been updated to reflect last year's eruption. See story, below. Photo by Janice Wei/NPS
MOST AT RISK FROM VOLCANIC HAZARDS ON THE ISLAND are people in the census block mauka of Hwy 11, from Manuka through Ocean View, Waiʻōhinu and Nāʻālehu to the ocean at Honuʻapo, and Kāwā to Punaluʻu. This is the analysis of the Kīlauea Eruption Risk Assessment, released online today by the County of Hawaiʻi. The 36-page study ranks a large swath of Kaʻū as number one risky area. Risk areas 2 through 7 are in Puna, in and around the lava disaster of 2018.
All areas studied are in or around lava zones 1 and 2 on Kīlauea and/or Mauna Loa volcanoes.
The Risk Assessment deals with more that the likelihood of lava burying a community. It deals with such measures as access to transportation, which could be cut off by volcanic activity; socioeconomic status, which could make it more difficult to recover from volcanic events; and household composition - services could be cut off to those in need.
Risk factors were combined to rank communities defined by U.S. Census blocks and tracts. The top three multi-hazard risk tracts were identified as Census Tract 212.02: Kaʻū, most vulnerable; Census Tract 211.01: Kalapana-Kapoho, second most vulnerable; and Census Tract 211.06: Pāhoa-Hawaiian Beaches/Shores, third most vulnerable.
Kīlauea Eruption Risk Assessment is one of several analyses being considered in development of the county's forthcoming Kīlauea Recovery Strategic Plan, anticipated by end of year. The plan will include strategies to "mitigate hazard risk, reduce vulnerabilities, build complete communities, provide affordable housing, advance economic recovery, and address community needs."
A statement from the County says that the Kīlauea Eruption Risk Assessment is intended to give county government and residents "a clearer understanding of risks relative to volcanic hazards, to better inform decision-making moving forward."
See more on future Kaʻū News Briefs.
HULIHIA KῙLAUEA: A COMPLETE CHANGE is the new educational curriculum program for fourth graders at Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park. It is based on the 2018 Kīlauea high intensity eruption events.
The three-part curriculum contains classroom portions to be used as stand-alone activities by teachers, as well as suggestions for a field visit to the park. Each component can be used locally or in classrooms nationwide to help students learn about geology, volcanic landscapes, and the ways communities work to recover from natural disasters.
The Hulihia Kīlauea curriculum incorporates scientific and cultural study. While materials were developed for fourth grade classes, they can be adapted for other grade levels. The complete curriculum materials are available on the park's website.
Fourth graders walk the Kīlauea Iki Trail. NPS photo
Hulihia Kīlauea was developed through Mosaics in Science and the NPS Teacher-Ranger-Teacher Program. Mosaics in Science funded an 11-week internship with MyLynn Phan, a junior at the University of California, Davis. The goal of Mosaics in Science is to provide science-based internships for racially and ethnically-diverse college students to increase relevancy, diversity, and inclusion within the National Park Service. Through the NPS Teacher-Ranger-Teacher Program, Whitney Aragaki, a high school science teacher from Hilo, designed the curriculum so that it meets both national Next Generation Science Standards and Hawaiʻi specific HĀ outcomes.
To research and develop the curriculum materials, Phan and Aragaki interviewed park staff and members of the local community who experienced the eruption. In addition to the first person accounts, they used materials from the U.S. Geological Survey Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, art developed by one of Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park's recent artists in residence, and additional Park resources.
The Park's Acting Superintendent Rhonda Loh said, "We are excited to share this curriculum as a teaching tool for not only classrooms across the State of Hawaiʻi, but one that can be used in classrooms nationwide. We are grateful to all of our park partners and the many individual contributors who helped us to develop this unique interpretation of the Hawaiian experience."
Fourth graders are offered the chance to enter any national park in the U.S.
under the Kid in Every Park program.
For more information on educational curricula and educational programs available for students K-12, contact the Park's Education Office at havo_education@nps.gov. In addition to providing curricula materials, the office can schedule a field trip to the park or provide a distance learning opportunity for schools located off-island.
SUBSCRIBERS NEED NEW REGISTRATION FOR ALERTS FROM HAWAI'I COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE AGENCY. On Monday, Sept. 23, Civil Defense will switch its messages and alerts service to a new vendor.
To receive the new Civil Defense email and phone messages and alerts, subscribers, register at hawaiicounty.gov/departments/civil-defense/civil-defense-messages-and-alerts?fbclid=IwAR28DhrjL4VUgIse_fR32nLN7AqCFm2vrFxN5alQY-wJNDVpXTPur_c0diY.
Questions? Contact Civil Defense, 808-935-0031.
THE IDEA OF PUTTING U.S. TROOPS UNDER THE COMMAND OF SAUDI ARABIA'S PRINCE drew strong objection from Kaʻū's Representative in Congress, Tulsi Gabbard. She said Pres. Donald Trump "offered to place our military... under the command of Prince Mohammad Bin Salman, the dictator of Saudi Arabia." She said Trump "is betraying our troops."
Trump and Saudi Arabia are blaming Iran for an attack on a Saudi processing facility that accounts for about five percent of the world's production. The loss of the facility preceded Monday's rise in crude oil prices by 14.7 percent, which may drive up the price of gasoline.
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, from the video
response she posted to Facebook.
Referring to the attack, Trump tweeted: "There is reason to believe that we know the culprit, are locked and loaded depending on verification, but are waiting to hear from the Kingdom as to who they believe was the cause of this attack, and under what terms we would proceed!"
Said Gabbard, "Trump's actions are a gross betrayal of my brothers and sisters in uniform, the American people, and our Constitution. We are not Trump's prostitutes, and we will not be pimped out to war for the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia." She said Trump's actions do not reflect an "America First" mindset, and that "his willingness to pimp out our military to the highest foreign bidder is a betrayal" of servicemen and women "who are ready to put our lives on the line for our country – not for the Islamist dictator of Saudi Arabia."
Yemen Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for the attack, saying they used drones. However, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has accused Iran of "an act of war." Trump has decided to wait on intelligence before stating definitively that Iran is responsible, but has ordered new sanctions against the country.
The facilities attacked Saturday by missiles and drones were the world's biggest petroleum-processing facility and an oil field, both owned by Aramco. BBC reports that it could "take weeks" for the processing facility to get back online. Analysts consulted by BBC are split as to whether gas prices will rise in response to higher crude oil prices.
Watch Gabbard's video at facebook.com/TulsiGabbard/videos/1104741909711367/.
A HERD OF TROPICAL STORMS AND WEATHER DISTURBANCES are cluttering the central and eastern Pacific this week.
Tropical Storm Kiko, moving at 6 miles per hour, with 65 mph winds, was about 1,850 miles from South Point at 5 p.m. She is expected to develop back in to a hurricane by Friday morning, but is still too far away and unpredictable to forecast if she will have any effect on Kaʻū or the rest of the state.
Image from NOAA, annotation added
The numbered areas, above, indicate weather disturbances that might affect Kaʻū but are forecast to dissipate or move away from the main Hawaiian Islands before becoming tropical storms or more.
Tropical Storms Lorena and Mario are forecast to move north northeast, along the west coast of Central America.
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL games were held at Waiakea in Hilo last night, where Kaʻū's teams fought valiantly against their opponents. Junior Varsity set scores were 25 to 7 and 25 to 19, with Waiakea taking both sets and the game. The Varsity Trojans scored closer – 25 to 20 in both the first and second set, 25 to 19 in the third – but Hilo's Warriors took all three sets and the game.
Support the home team at games played in Kaʻū; the next home game is Friday, Sept. 27 at 6 p.m. See the full volleyball and football schedules, below.
2019 Kaʻū High School Fall Athletics Schedule
See khpes.org/athletics-home for details and updates
Thu., Sept. 19, 7 p.m., Pāhoa hosts Kaʻū
Thu., Oct. 3, 7 p.m. Kamehameha hosts Kaʻū
Sat., Oct. 12, 1 p.m., Kaʻū hosts HPA
Sat., Oct. 19, 11 a.m., Kaʻū hosts Pāhoa
Sat., Oct. 26, 1 p.m., Kohala hosts Kaʻū
Fri. and Sat., Nov. 1 and 2, Div II BIIF Championship
Fri. and Sat., Nov. 15 and 16, HHSAA Div II Semifinals
Fri., Nov. 29, HHSAA Div II Championship
Thu., Sept. 19, 6 p.m., Keaʻau hosts Kaʻū
Tue., Sept. 24, 6 p.m., Makualani hosts Kaʻū
Fri., Sept. 27, 6 p.m., Kaʻū hosts HPA
Wed., Oct. 2, 6 p.m., Kaʻū hosts Pāhoa
Fri., Oct. 4, 6 p.m., Parker hosts Kaʻū
Tue., Oct. 8, 6 p.m., Kaʻū hosts Ehunui
Thu., Oct. 10, 6 p.m., Konawaena hosts Kaʻū
Mon., Oct. 14, 6 p.m., BIIF Div II First Round at Keaʻau
Tue., Oct. 15, 2:30 p.m., BIIF Div II Semifinals at Keaʻau
Wed., Oct. 16, 4 p.m., BIIF Div II Finals at Keaʻau
Wed.-Sat., Oct. 23-26, HHSAA DII Tournament, Oʻahu
THURSDAY, SEPT. 19
Registration Open: Colorful Craft, Thursday, Sept. 19-24, Ka'ū District Gym multipurpose room. Program for grades K-8, takes place Wednesday, Sept. 25, 3:30-5p.m. Free. 928-3102, hawaiicounty.gov/pr-recreation
6th Annual Ka'ū Coffee Trail Run Race Day, Saturday, Sept. 21, 7.a.m, Ka'ū coffee Mill. 5K, 10K, 1/2 Marathon races through macnut and coffee fields along slopes of Ka'ū. Sponsored by Ka'ū Coffee Mill and 'O Ka'ū Kākou. Online registration open through midnight, Sept. 19: webscorer.com/register?raceid=166020. Race day (not online) registration closes at 6:30a.m. okaukakou.org, kaucoffeemill.com
Exhibit - 45th Tiny Treasures Invitational, Saturday, Sept. 21, daily, 9a.m.-5p.m.,Volcano Arts Center Gallery. Features small works created at the Volcano Collaboration. Free; park entrance fees apply. 967-7565, volcanoartcenter.org
Free Haircut, Shower, Clothes, Saturday, Sept. 21, 9a.m.-1p.m., St. Jude's Episcopal Church. Kady and Drew Foster, 12 haircut slots available. Free hot showers. Big Island Giving Tree will hand out clothes and personal care items like razors and toothbrushes. 939-7000, stjudeshawaii.org
Hi'iaka & Pele, Saturday, Sept. 21, 9:30-11:30a.m., Kahuku Unit, HVNP. Free, moderate, one-mile walk. nps.gov/havo
Zen Pen - Writing as Spiritual Practice with Tom Peek, Saturday, Sept. 21, 9:30a.m.-4p.m., Volcano Art Center. $65/VAC member, $75/non-member. Bring personal object, handheld mirror, and lunch. volcanoartcenter.org, 967-8222
1st Annual Church Bazaar, Saturday, Sept. 21, 10a.m.-2p.m., Pāhala Holy Rosary Catholic Church. Auction, thrift shop, baked goods, craft goods, plants, and more. $10/steak plate; priority to pre-sale ticket holders. See church member or call Parish Office at 928-8208 for tickets.
Mixed Media Encaustic - Beginner and Intermediate with Mary Milelzcik, Saturday, Sept. 21, 10a.m.-2p.m., Volcano Art Center. $55/VAC member, $60/non-member, plus $25 supply fee. volcanoartcenter.org, 967-8222
Ocean View C.E.R.T. Mtg., Saturday, Sept. 21, 10a.m.-1p.m., Ocean View Community Center. Community Emergency Response Team monthly meeting and training. 939-7033, ovcahi.org
Hula Kahiko - Kumu Hula Paul Neves with Hālau Ha'a Kea o Kinohi, Saturday, Sept. 21, 10:30-11:30a.m., hula platform near Volcano Art Center Gallery. Hula performance. Free; park entrance fees apply. 967-8222, volcanohula@gmail.com, volcanoartcenter.org
Nā Mea Hula with Kumu Kaho'okele Crabbe with Hālauolaokalani, Saturday, Sept. 21, 11a.m.-1p.m., Volcano Art Center Gallery porch. Hands-on cultural demonstration. Free; park entrance fees apply. 967-8222, volcanohula@gmail.com, volcanoartcenter.org
Ham Radio Mtg., Saturday, Sept. 21, 2-3p.m., Ocean View Community Center. 939-7033, ovcahi.org
Dances of Universal Peace, Saturday, Sept. 21, 6-7:30p.m., Methodist Hall, across from Nā'ālehu Post Office. 939-9461, hualaniom2@yahoo.com
Hawai'i Wildlife Fund Ka'ū Community Coastal Cleanup and Debris Survey, Saturday, Sept. 22. Free; donations appreciated. Limited space available; B.Y.O.-4WD okay. R.S.V.P. required, kahakai.cleanups@gmail.com. 769-7629, wildhawaii.org
Palm Trail, Sunday, Sept. 22, 9:30-12:30p.m., Kahuku Unit, HVNP. Free, moderately difficult hike - 2.6 mile loop. nps.gov/havo
Kahuku 'Ohana Day, Sunday, Sept. 22, noon-3p.m., Kahuku Unit, HVNP. Live music, family-friendly activities, hikes and more. Free. nps.gov/havo
H.O.V.E. Road Maintenance Corp. Board Mtg., Tuesday, Sept. 24, 10a.m., H.O.V.E. RMC office, 92-8979 Lehua Lane, Ocean View. 929-9910, hoveroad.com
Ka'ū Food Pantry, Tuesday, Sept. 24, 11:30a.m.-1p.m., St. Jude's Episcopal Church in Ocean View. Volunteers welcome. Dave Breskin, 319-8333
Operatic Theater with Artist-in-Residence, Alan Olejniczak, Saturday, Sept. 24, 7 p.m., KīlaueaVisitor Center Auditorium. Olenjniczak, playwright and librettist, presents excerpts from the first draft of an audio drama about the natural history and future of Hawai'i Island. Free; park entrance fees apply. 965-6101, nps.gov/havo
6th Annual Ka'ū Coffee Trail Run Registration, webscorer.com/register?raceid=166020. 5K, 10K, 1/2 Marathon races through mac nut and coffee fields along slopes of Ka'ū starting at 7a.m., Saturday, Sept. 21, Ka'ū Coffee Mill. Sponsored by Ka'ū Coffee Mill and 'O Ka'ū Kākou. okaukakou.org, kaucoffeemill.com
Tutoring for Kaʻū Hugh & Pāhala Elementary is Available to All Students of the school, from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday. Grades Kindergarten-2nd will be in room 3; grades 3-6 will be in room 6 on Mondays, room 11 on Tuesdays through Thursdays; middle school students, will be in building Q; and high school students will be in room M-101 in the science building. Contact khpes.org or 808-313-4100 for more.
Nationwide 2019 Congressional App Challenge submissions from middle and high schoolers are open through Nov. 1. Submit to Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, CongressionalAppChallenge.us, apps "designed to promote innovation and engagement in computer science." All skill levels, all devices and platforms, and all programming languages, accepted.
Vendor Booth Space is Available for the Kamahalo Craft Fair. The 12th annual event will be held Thanksgiving weekend, Friday, Nov. 29, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Saturday, Nov. 30, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Booths are open for crafters with quality homemade and homegrown products. Food vendors must prepare all food items in a certified kitchen and must have a Department of Health permit displayed prominently at their booth. Application online at thecoopercenter.org. Direct questions to 936-9705 or kilaueatutu@gmail.com.


The ballet tells the story of the love between Nikya – a bayadère (temple dancer)– and Solor, a warrior, who has been promised in marriage to Gamzatti, the daughter of a Rajah.
A High Brahmin, who also loves Nikiya attempts to have Solor killed by informing the Rajah that Solor has vowed eternal love to Nikiya. But his intentions are thwarted when the Rajah decides to have Nikiya killed. Gamzatti, who has eavesdropped on their conversation summons Nikiya and attempts unsuccessfully to bribe her to give up Solor. Their rivalry escalates and Nikya seizes a dagger to kill Gamzatti, who is saved by her servant. As Nikiya flees, Gamzatti vows that she must die.
Daria Pavlenko was born in Moscow on November 19, 1978. Following the example of her older sister, she went training at the Vaganova Academy in then Leningrad. She completed the full eight-year course with Olga Iskanderova and, for the last three years, with Yelena Yevteyeva. Upon graduation in June 1996, Daria Pavlenko joined the Mariinsky (Kirov) Ballet as a member of the corps de ballet.
Daria Pavlenko's career followed a more traditional path than is common in the Mariinsky Ballet, where stars are now often made overnight. In her case the daily corps de ballet work preceded the more prominent assignments.
Oksana Skorik (born April 20, 1989) is a Ukrainian professional ballet dancer and Principal Dancer of the Mariinsky Ballet. She graduated from Perm School of Dance in 2007 and joined the Mariinsky Ballet the same year. She was the subject of David Kinsella's documentary A Beautiful Tragedy and was featured on RT Documentary's Ballet, Sweat and Tears.
Graduated from the Uzbek School of Ballet in 1992. From 1992–1998 he was a soloist with the Moscow State Classical Ballet Theatre. He joined the Mariinsky Ballet Company in 1998. Honoured Artist of the Russian Federation (2008). Prize-winner at the International Ballet Competition Maya (St Petersburg, 1996). Diploma-recipient at the International Ballet Competition in Paris (1997).
He has performed at the National Opera and Ballet in Bulgaria and at the National Theatre of Japan in Tokyo. He has toured with the Mariinsky Ballet Company to Great Britain, Greece and China.
Born in Ashkhabad (Turkmenia). Graduated from Vaganova Ballet Academy (class of Prof. Valentin Onoshko). Joined Mariinsky Theatre in 1992. Became the First soloist in 1996.


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In late August, 1881 the Uncompahgre Utes were forcibly moved from Colorado to Utah. They settled on a reservation named for Chief Ouray. It was next to the Uintah Agency.
Five years later, the Bureau of Indian Affairs decided to combine the two reservations under one Indian Agent. The Bureau decided a military base was needed to keep the peace between the Uintah and the Uncompahgre Utes.
In late August 1886, General Crook marched a company of troops across the Ouray reservation. Panic spread among the Utes as runners carried the news of an invastion of soldiers.
No one had bothered to inform the Utes of plans for a military post.
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NeNe Leakes and her husband Gregg Leakes walked down the aisle for the second time this weekend, Life & Style reports.
The couple - who got married in 1997, divorced in 2011, and re-engaged in 2012 - exchanged vows at the InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta hotel on Saturday, surrounded by about 400 family members and friends, according to Life & Style. The guests included Millionaire Matchmaker Patti Stanger, Celebrity Apprentice star Omarosa, and Real Housewives of New York City star Jill Zarin.
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The Great 'Norman's Conquest'!
Norman Yarrow, an investment banker, was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2013. Walking on average 15 miles a day Norman was joined in support of his goal by many friends and family as well as well-known faces including Scottish rugby and Lions legend Gavin Hastings whose wife Diane was diagnosed with Parkinson's in her 30's. Norman said:
"We set out with three things to achieve: raise money, raise awareness and make friends. We've done all that."
Wife Carol, who provided the logistical support, said: "It was amazing. We had 250 people join us along the way, with eight and Norman completing the entire walk. It's such an incredible achievement."
** In January of this year, Norman was honoured by 10 Downing Street recognising him as their 452nd 'Point of Light', presented by Gavin Hastings
"Norman has shown incredible strength and determination in his response to his diagnosis with Parkinson's disease. By undertaking 'Norman's Conquest' he has not only raised a fantastic amount of money to try to find a cure for this debilitating condition, he has also inspired a huge number of people to join his cause and raised awareness about the disease. I am delighted to recognise Norman as the UK's 452nd Point of Light."
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** Norman has created a wonderful photo book of the walk. If you would like a copy please contact Helen.
Published: 15th December, 2015
Updated: 9th August, 2016
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Simon Cooper from AEGIS London has been awarded the Lloyd's Market Charity Award in recognition of his incredible work raising funds and awareness for The Cure Parkinson's Trust.
Guy Deacon's Solo Sahara Trip
On Sunday 10 November retired Colonel Guy Deacon set off from his former school in Dorset to travel to Sierra Leone in his VW campervan to raise awareness and funds for CPT. Diagnosed with Parkinson's eight years ago, guy anticipates that his journey will be one of adventure but also challenges a new. Here, Guy shares his story...
Rachel's Party for Parkinson's Research
CPT's own Rachel Cunniffe held a fantastic 'Party for Parkinson's Research' on Friday 1st November at Rickmansworth Lawn Tennis Club to help raise awareness and funds for CPT's pioneering Parkinson's research.
Team CPT at the 2019 Ricky Road Run
The 2019 'Ricky Road Run' took place on Sunday 27 October. This year CPT were delighted to have a team of 40 runners taking on the challenge in a bid to raise awareness and funds for Parkinson's research.
Team CPT at the Royal Parks Half Marathon 2019
Over 16,000 runners took part in this year's Royal Parks Foundation Half Marathon on Sunday 13 October. Among them were Team CPT – 30 inspiring individuals who together conquered the spectacular 13.1 mile route in support of Parkinson's research.
Julie Walker's Poetry for Parkinson's
The Cure Parkinson's Trust supporter Julie Walker recently published her first book called 'The Parkinality Poetry Book' to raise awareness and understanding of living with early onset Parkinson's.
Nichola and Joe take on the Deloitte Ride Across Britain Cycle for CPT
From the 7 September mother and son duo Nichola and Joe took part in the iconic Land's End to John O'Groats cycle as part of the Deloitte Ride Across Britain challenge, camping along the way as they pedalled through 27 counties across England, Wales and Scotland over nine days...


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Arbitration case insights: October 2019
This newsletter discusses in detail, the Karnataka High Court order which holds that sub-contractors, though not parties to main contract, are entitled to invoke arbitration.
The Hon'ble Karnataka High Court has passed a common order in proceedings where M/s Siddharth Infotech Pvt. Ltd. ("Petitioner No. 1") and Everonn Education Ltd. ("Petitioner No. 2") in separate Writ Petitions had challenged the arbitrary rescission of the contract dated 22 July 2011 ("Agreement"), whereby the Government of India, State of Karnataka and six other Respondents violated Article 14 of the Constitution.
The Agreement was between Government of Karnataka through Commissioner for Public Instructions and M/s Karnataka State Electronics Development Corporation ("KEONICS") for modernising computer infrastructure in schools under a scheme approved by the Government of Karnataka ("GoK"). The Agreement expressly permitted KEONICS to appoint sub-contractors and consortium partners. Petitioner No. 2 formed a consortium which became the subcontractor of KEONICS for supply and maintenance of computer hardware and materials. Both Agreements had arbitration clauses. The Petitioners furnished Performance Bank Guarantees to the GoK to secure advance payment, however such payment was never made for two years. Petitioner No. 1 entered the consortium in 2015. Thereafter, the GoK passed order dated 5 July 2016 ("Order") terminating the project on grounds of delay, and directing return of the Petitioners' Bank Guarantees.
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The Lure of Gold in Alberta's History: Part II
November 29, 2018 November 28, 2018 Alberta's Historic Places
Part I of The Lure of Gold in Alberta's History can be read here.
The Last Great Gold Rush
In 1896, gold production in Edmonton reached $55,000,[i] with local banks purchasing gold dust off miners at $15 an ounce.[ii] No small amount for a town of roughly 1200 people. However, this amount was nothing compared to the following year when parties of gold seekers, upon news of rich gold strikes in the Yukon, began outfitting themselves in Edmonton on their way to the Klondike. By the summer of 1898, the stampede was over with local merchants having taken in $500,000.[iii]
When parties slowly began arriving in Edmonton by train in the summer of 1897, the business community quickly seized upon the opportunity and began actively advertising Edmonton as the, 'All Canadian Route to the Klondike', 'The Back Door to the Yukon', and 'The Poor Man's Route to the Yukon.'[iv] By Christmas, there were people from Chicago, eastern Canada, the Atlantic seaboard, Europe, and Australia camped in small groups all over town. Historian J.G. MacGregor wrote that by mid-winter 1898, "…the town was knee deep in Klondikers."[v]
Figure 1. A storefront in Edmonton advertising supplies for prospectors (image B4424 reproduced with permission from the Provincial Archives of Alberta).
On a map, distances could be deceiving, and many lacked the experience required for such a rigorous journey. One man writing to the editor of the Edmonton Bulletin inquired as to the feasibility of travelling to the Yukon by bicycle,[vi] and two Parisians who set off from Athabasca Landing admitted to having originally entertained the idea of travelling to the Klondike by balloon.[vii] The distances alone were daunting but the real challenge was carrying with them two years of supplies. This amounted to 2500 lbs of food and gear for each individual, and, depending on the route and the season, they required horses, dog teams, sleds, sleighs, and boats.
The two most established routes to the Klondike were by sea -through the Aleutian Island chain, Bering Sea, then up the Yukon River by steamboat. Or the most common – by way of Seattle or Vancouver, up the Inside Passage to Alaska, and over the mountains into the Yukon (Chilkoot Pass). Heading north from Edmonton, were two additional routes that Klondikers could choose from. The first was an overland network of obscure trails that led first to Lesser Slave Lake, continued west into the Peace Country, then headed north into the Yukon across the headwaters of the Liard River – a distance of roughly 2400 km. The other route, although greater in distance, followed long established waterways of the fur trade. From Edmonton, a wagon road led north to Athabasca Landing, then down the Athabasca River and onward to Great Slave Lake and the Mackenzie River. Klondikers then had to decide which tributary of the Mackenzie to follow west over the continental divide and down into the Yukon – a distance of over 4000 km.
Figure 2. Klondike routes in the late 1890s. At bottom is a diagram comparing Klondike 'Overlanders' represented in black (who rode trails through Alberta en route to the north) with 'Paddlers' represented in white (who paddled Alberta's rivers to N.W.T. and across to Dawson City) (by Todd Kristensen).
It has been estimated that 100,000 people from around the world set out for the gold fields of the Klondike. Of the roughly 1500 gold seekers who started from Edmonton – about half made it, the other half turned back, and 70 died en route, largely due to scurvy. [viii] For those that did make it to the Klondike, they were to find, like the Overlanders of 1862 who passed through Fort Edmonton on their way to the Cariboo, that almost all of the gold-bearing ground had been staked long before their arrival. The Edmonton Bulletin had done much in its editorials and reports on Saskatchewan river gold to create interest out east and as far away as New Zealand. The true aim was to attract settlement and promote investment in the young community whose growth had stagnated through the depression years of the 1890's.[ix] By mid – 1897, the focus had switched to the promotion of Edmonton as a staging point for the Klondike Stampede. These efforts were largely successful. With the conclusion of the gold rush to the Yukon, Edmonton had put itself on the map.
The Klondike rush through Edmonton was an economic boon to the small town. Many characters filled the town with excitement and influenced its early development. For example, of all those who started from Edmonton for the Klondike, 20 were women.[x] Arriving by rail in the summer of 1897 was Nellie Garner of Fresno, California, with her husband and a party of 18 others. By September of the following year, the majority of the Fresno party were back in Edmonton. The fallen timber, muskeg, and the lack of good pasture along the way were especially hard on the horses and this forced their retreat. Upon her return to Edmonton, Garner related to the Edmonton Bulletin some of her adventures including wintering in a cabin along the Smoky River, a novel experience to someone who had never before seen snow.[x]
Figure 3. Nellie Garner in Edmonton outfitted for travel to the Klondike, August 1897 (permission to reproduce image B5241 granted by Provincial Archives of Alberta).
Gold Dredges on the North Saskatchewan
"Day and night there is borne up from the river bed here, the whirring, wheezing, grinding of the big gold dredges of the Saskatchewan River Gold & Platinum Proprietary at their work of scooping up, with their big automatic buckets, the gold bearing gravel from river bottom, bench, and bar."
– The Edmonton Bulletin, August 19, 1901[xi]
After the 1890's and the fever of the Klondike Gold Rush, interest in gold began to wane in Alberta. Settlement and farming were on the rise and the young cities of Edmonton and Calgary were booming with many economic opportunities available. Still, handfuls of men continued to work the gravel bars of the North Saskatchewan by hand, while moneyed investors continued developing mechanical means of separating the river's gold from the gravels.
Dredging was first attempted on the river in 1881.[xii] These early 'dipper' dredges were often simply barges mounted with a hand operated backhoe that would then dump the river gravels into an onboard sluice box. Much larger machines followed that employed steam power, multiple engines, and a chain ladder system of buckets that could excavate 18 feet down into the riverbed.[xiii] Suction dredges were also attempted, however none proved successful as the river gravels inevitably cut through the pipes, and boulders interfered with their use.[xiv]
The 30' Easton Dredge working at Miner's Flats (Laurier Park) in the summer of 1895 returned $9/day for a crew of three, while nearby two men mining by hand were earning $1.25/day.[xv] One of the more successful 'dipper' dredges was owned by the Star Mining Company, a group of Strathcona business men. Their dredge averaged $50/day.[xvi]
Figure 4. Plan view of the No. 1 Electric Dredge from Montana that operated in the early 1900s. Similar models operated in Alberta. Permission to reproduce image courtesy of the U.S. Department of Commerce (from The History and Development of Gold Dredging in Montana by H. Jennings, 1916, Bureau of Mines, Department of the Interior Bulletin 121).
The Otter, constructed in 1898, was 86' x 26' wide. A 150 horse power steam boiler fired six engines, and an endless ladder chain of 32 steel buckets, each weighing 365 lbs. The dredge had a capacity to move 2,500 cubic yards of gravel/day.[xvii] By 1901, the Minto and the Alberta were also at work on the river, both having capacities of 3000 cubic yards/day, and each built at a cost of $40,000.[xviii] These large machines however, were often prone to mechanical failure and breakdowns. The 1901 season saw The Otter only average 10 yards/hour and the Minto only moved 2000 yards all season.[xix] Still, by late August the Otter managed to take out 200 ounces of gold valued at $3,200. In 1899 there were nine companies with at least 15 different dredges mining gold on the river.[xx] By 1907 there was only one.[xxi]
Figure 5. Gold dredge on the North Saskatchewan River (permission to reproduce image B5327 granted by Provincial Archives of Alberta). Early dredging likely reworked major sections of the river valley in Edmonton.
The Great Depression and Modern Mining
"The novice would be lucky indeed if he averaged 50¢ a day. This return is small but is usually enough to buy food and a little clothing; this, with the healthy nature of the work is some compensation."
– Province of Alberta Department of Lands and Mines, 1938[xxiii]
The 1930's saw another resurgence in mining during the Depression years. The Government of Alberta, in 1933, commissioned a 'Relief Placer Mining Camp' for single, unemployed men. Fifty men were selected and, over the month of June, were provided with the material and instruction for mining gold on the North Saskatchewan River. Hampered by high water however the project was considered a failure financially and the camp was closed.[xxiv]
Figure 6. To promote placer mining, the Government of Alberta published a booklet in 1938 that included diagrams to build mining equipment, maps of placer deposits, and even recommended menus for extended prospecting trips (figure compiled by Todd Kristensen from Rees 1938).
After the Depression, interest in gold mining waned again, until 1980 when the price of gold hit an all time high of $850 US/ounce, and gold production in Alberta peaked at 133 kg.[xxvi] This was largely due to gravel pit operations in and around the city of Edmonton. Placer gold recovery as a by-product of gravel production continues today, and the recreational prospectors continue to try their luck in Alberta's rivers.
Figure 7. Infographic of recorded gold production from 1885 to 2015 (graph at bottom of image) based on Statistics Canada and Godfrey 1993 (by Todd Kristensen). The map of recorded gold bearing mineral occurrences in Alberta is based on Rukhlov 2011:20.
Where is the motherlode?
"The largest, if not the only, piece of coarse gold ever found on the Saskatchewan was brought into town the other day, having been found by Dan Graham while drift- mining* on "Rusty Bar", about eight miles below town. The gold is similar to that found in the Klondike and is not unlike a rolled oat in size and shape."
– The Edmonton Bulletin, May 26, 1898.[xxvii]
*drift-mining involves tunneling into the river bank
During the 1860's and 70's many miners prospected headwaters of the North Saskatchewan and its tributaries, hoping to find the source of the river's gold, although none were successful. Other rivers were prospected; the Mcleod, Pembina, Athabasca, but the returns never matched the North Saskatchewan from 60 miles above Edmonton to 80 miles below.[xxviii]
In 1873, A.R.C. Selwyn, Director of the Geological Survey of Canada, suggested that the source of the gold was glacial deposits, carried across the plains from the northeast.[xxix] In 1887, Joseph Tyrrell published a report stating that his assays of the underlying Cretaceous sandstones of the river valley showed fine gold. With the erosion of this formation by the river, gold particles were concentrated on the gravel bars.[xxx]
Research in 1990 on gold bearing quartz veins along Alberta's continental divide showed that vein systems within Cambrian quartzites are the probable source of Saskatchewan River gold.[xxxi] These quartz veins were formed when stresses and high temperatures associated with mountain building during the Late Jurassic (150 million years ago) caused the rocks to fault and fracture; they were then washed with silica rich, hydrothermal fluids containing gold. Major erosion occurring during the advance and subsequent de-glaciation of the last ice age (20,000 -10,000 years ago), later concentrated these gold particles in the gravel bars of the modern day North Saskatchewan River.
Alberta never realized the great mineral wealth of California, British Columbia, or the Yukon; in 1896, Alberta produced 2,662 ounces of gold[xxxii] whereas in 1900, at the height of gold production in the Klondike, over 1,000,000 ounces came out of the Yukon.[xxxiii] Nevertheless, the gold industry occupies an important place in Alberta's economic history. Aside from ascribing their names on Alberta maps and filling early annals with their adventures, prospectors and pioneers from across North America were attracted to economic opportunities in the province and their worldly experience helped form the early framework of Alberta.
Figure 8. Gold Rush by Lloydminster-based artist Brandi Lee Hofer, 2018.
Like modern times, booms in Alberta's various industries have attracted people from across the globe. Economic progress was carried on the backs of many of these immigrants who helped shaped the province. 'Gold Rush' above by Brandi Hofer reminds us that a history now commonly told through black and white text and photographs, was colourful and emotional. The figure is a young 'Forty-Niner' from California, many of whom later came north to Canada chasing promises of prosperity in a challenging time.
The Heritage Art Series is a shared project of the Historic Resources Management Branch, the University of Alberta, and the Royal Alberta Museum: each artwork tells an important story about the people of our province. We hope it fosters a greater awareness of our past and instils a deeper respect for it.
More stories and colourful scenes from Alberta's past, from guns and rainbow ammonites to mammoths tracks and oil sands history, can be viewed here.
Visit Part I of the Lure of Gold in Alberta's History to learn about an early gold rush in the province and some of the first mining methods.
Written By: Michael Donnelly, freelance historian.
[i] The Edmonton Bulletin, May 4, 1899.
[ii] The Edmonton Bulletin, May 11, 1897.
[iii] J.G. MacGregor, 1963. Edmonton Trader – The Story of John A. McDougall , Toronto: Mclelland & Stewart Ltd, p. 230.
[iv]J.G. MacGregor, 1970. The Klondike Rush Through Edmonton, Toronto: Mclelland & Stewart Ltd, p. 28.
[v] J.G. MacGregor, 1970. The Klondike Rush Through Edmonton, Toronto: Mclelland & Stewart Ltd, p. 73.
[vi] J.G. MacGregor, 1970. The Klondike Rush Through Edmonton, Toronto: Mclelland & Stewart Ltd, p. 38.
[vii] J.G. MacGregor, 1970. The Klondike Rush Through Edmonton, Toronto: Mclelland & Stewart Ltd, p. 81.
[viii] J.G. MacGregor, 1970. The Klondike Rush Through Edmonton, Toronto: Mclelland & Stewart Ltd, p. 235.
[ix] J.R. Schrumm, 1974. Valley of Gold. Alberta Historical Review 22:14-25.
[x] J.G. MacGregor, 1963. Edmonton Trader – The Story of John A. McDougall , Toronto: Mclelland & Stewart Ltd, p. 218.
[xi] The Edmonton Bulletin. August 19,1901.
[xii] The Edmonton Bulletin. May 20, 1882.
[xiii] James Blower, 1971. Gold Rush, Toronto: Ryerson Press, p. 134.
[xiv] The Edmonton Bulletin. May, 10, 1901. p. 6.
[xv] The Edmonton Bulletin. August 5, 1895.
[xvi] The Edmonton Bulletin. May 10, 1901.
[xvii] The Edmonton Bulletin. September 29, 1898.
[xviii] The Edmonton Bulletin. May 10, 1901.
[xix] The Edmonton Bulletin. October 28, 1901.
[xx] The Edmonton Bulletin. March 27, 1899.
[xxi] Clarke Dredging Co. (The Edmonton Bulletin. April 20, 1907)
[xxii] The Edmonton Bulletin. April 23, 1907.
[xxiii] D.B. Rees, 1938. Notes on Placer Mining in Alberta, Edmonton: Province of Alberta Dept. of Lands and Mines, p. 1.
[xxiv] D.B. Rees, 1938. Notes on Placer Mining in Alberta, Edmonton: Province of Alberta Dept. of Lands and Mines, p. 32.
[xxv] D.B. Rees, 1938. Notes on Placer Mining in Alberta, Edmonton: Province of Alberta Dept. of Lands and Mines, p. 32.
[xxvi] John D. Godfrey, 1985. Gold, Alberta Geological Survey: Alberta Research Council, p. 4.
[xxvii] The Edmonton Bulletin. May 26, 1898.
[xxviii] The Edmonton Bulletin. February 8, 1881.
[xxix] Tyrrell, J.B. 1915. Gold on the North Saskatchewan River. Canadian Mining Institute, Toronto. p. 170.
[xxx] Tyrrell, J.B. 1915. Gold on the North Saskatchewan River. Canadian Mining Institute, Toronto. p. 172.
[xxxi] Donnelly, Michael. Gold Mining at Edmonton. Alberta History. Spring 2017, Vol. 65 No. 2.
[xxxii] John D. Godfrey, 1985. Gold. Alberta Geological Survey: Alberta Research Council, P. 4.
[xxxiii] J.R. Lotz, 1966. The Dawson Area – a Regional Monograph, Ottawa: Dept. of Northern Affairs and National Resources, P. 14.
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Original application filed September 22, 1924, Serial No. 739,167. Divided and this application led March 12, 1925.
.To aZZ'wwm it may concern? Be it known that I, EDWARD GILEs STONE, a subject ot' the King of Great Britain and Ireland, and residing 'at Devonport, Tas- 1nania, Commonwealth of Australia, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Retorts, of which the following is u a specification.
Referring to the accompanying drawings in which the invention -is illustrated Fig. 1 is a. sectional view of one form of the retort apparatus; Fig. 2 a cross section on line 2 2 Fig. 1; Fig 3 a cross-section on line 33, AFig 1; Fig. 4 a broken sectional view of a `modified form of the retort apparatus; and Figs. 5, 6, 7, and 8 details of means relating to the retort apparatus.
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suitable feeding doors whereby shale pass. ing therethrough may be fed from the respective tubes to a vertical retort or re torts 19.
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' sections which are made gas tight by any spitable means and they may also be itted lwith removable devices whereby the retorts may be cleaned. Within each of the retorts.
19 is Va worm conveyer Ior conve ers 22 which may be rotated by'any suitab e means, the portion ot' the spindle 23 of the conveyers '22 located in the bottom of the retorts 19 having thereon stirrers or agitators 24 of any suitable design adapted to stirand agitate thefmaterial in the bottom of the retorts. The lower end of the casings 25 for the spindle 23 is also provided with a door 26,adapted to'be opened when required for the purpose of discharging spent shale from the retorts 19 either into a bin or toa hopper 27 or other means from whence it may be carried by gravity to a truck or trucks 28.
At the head of the casings 25 isa hoodor lip 29 over which material carried upwardly by the worm conveyers 22 in the retorts 19 is passed and allowed to descend outside such Acasings 25 and to be received by a cageor `chamber 30 and thereby allowed to be fed to the lower part of the casings 25 of lthe casings 25 over the lips 29 falls into the retorts 19 and is directed to the heating pipes 31 therein. A pipe 32 is provided at the head of the retorts 19 through which the oil-gases extracted from the shale are exhausted and transferred to the condenser or condensers 61 and scrubber or scrubbers 62. The pipe 32 may be connected to the retorts 19 by pipes 18, as in Figs. 2 and 4.
For the purpose of enabling the retorts 19 to be heated by hot gases which may consist of certain of the incondensable gases derivedfrom the distillation of the shale in the retorts 19 or of other hot gases the steel cylinders 2() are fitted with a series of open ended pipes 3l which may be renewed in c: se any of them may be damaged by burning or otherwise. The said pipes surround the upper portion of the casings 25 and the material which is being treated in the retorts 19 is subjected to the heat of the pipes 31 and the volatile constituents of the shale are thus driven olf.
The retorts 19 may be heated through any suitable heating arrangements; if required hot gases may be passed from the flue 40, thence through the pipes 31, into the flue 41 from whence they may pas's to atmosphere or otherwise. Certain of the incondensable gases derived from the retorted shale may be utilized for supplying fuel for heating the retorts.
It is preferred to direct the oil-gases distilled from the shale in thel separate retorts to separate portions of the condenser or condensers 61 and scrubber or scrubbers v62 so that the separate oil-gases will not mingle.
.What I claim as my invention and desire to secure by Letters Patent is 1. Retorting apparatus comprising a series of vertically arranged retorts adapted to be heated, such retorts being in communication at their head with a series of pipes through which material may be fed to such retorts, open ended pipes passing through such retorts and leading to heat conveying flues whereby heat may be conveyed to and through such pipes, screw conveyer and stirrer means in said retorts whereby material is stirred and elevated in said retorts and brought into contact with said pipes to enable distillation o'f volatile constituents from said material, adjustable means to enable spent material to be discharged from said ,retorts, and means for discharging volatile constituents from said retorts.
2. Retorting apparatus as set forth in claim 1 in which a casing is provided for the spindle of the conveyer means and the head of such casing is furnished with a distributing lip whereby material elevated by such conveyer means is discharged from such casing.
3. Retorting apparatus as set forth in claim 1 in which the said retorts are lined with steel.
4. Ietorting apparatus as set forth in claim 1, in which the feed pipes for the material are inclined and are in communication with screw eonveyer means at their head, each of said pipes being fitted with an adjustable spindle carrying at its bottom a door for closing the lower end of the pipe, the material being fed to the retorts when said doors are opened on operating the spindles to remove the doors out of Contact with the bottom of said pipes.
5. Retorting apparatus as claimed in claim 1, including screw conveyor means for feeding the material to be treated into the upper ends of the feed pipes, each of said pipes being provided with an adjustable spindle carrying at its lower end a door for closing the lower end of the pipe with which it is associated, a sleeve arranged in each pipe and surrounding the spindle therein, aspider arranged in the pipe and connected to said sleeve, and a pinching pin for maintaining the spindle in proper position to insure the closure of the door in relation to the bottom of the feed pipe.
NL8020291A (en) 1981-06-16 Device and method for the treatment of organic materials.


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One of the most famous postmodern buildings in the world, the Chiat/Day Building (also called the "Binoculars Building") is part of Google's headquarters in the Venice neighborhood of Los Angeles. It was created by starchitect Frank Gehry and artists Claes Oldenberg and Coosje van Bruggen.
Sweden's Ting 1
Located in Örnsköldsvik, Sweden, Ting 1, designed by Wingårdh Arkitektkontor, features 51 apartments atop an old courthouse. It's the ultimate postmodern mashup, with an older 1967 building capped by a uniquely colorful new addition whose stacked squares are inspired by hashtags.
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This was confirmed by Foreign Office Spokesperson Dr. Muhammad Faisal in a statement on twitter.
The Spokesperson said three other Pakistanis are still missing.
The Spokesperson said Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi has directed that all possible help and assistance be extended to the families of the deceased and missing Pakistanis in the NewZealand terrorist incident.


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Glanbia is recalling two production dates of its Avonmore fresh soup range due to possible contamination of its products.
Affected soups include Fresh Potato and Leek 400G, Fresh Tomato and Basil 400G and Fresh Cream of Chicken 400G sold in Dunnes Stores and Tesco outlets in Ireland.
Fresh Button Mushroom 400G and Fresh Chicken and Vegetable 400G are involved in the recall.
Customers are advised to return the goods due to the possible presence of small pieces of blue plastic.
The batch codes are best before October, 5 2018 and October, 10 2018.
An alert from the Food Safety of Ireland said: "As a precautionary measure, Glanbia is recalling two production dates of its Avonmore fresh soup range.
"The implicated soups, their pack size and best before dates are given in the table below.
"They are being recalled due to the possible presence of small pieces of blue plastic. In-store notices requesting customers who have bought the implicated batches to return them to the store are being displayed by Dunnes Stores and Tesco Stores."
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Nikki Haley Breaks With Trump in Stunning Rebuke: 'We Shouldn't Have Listened to Him'
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Former Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley ripped former President Donald Trump over his behavior in the final weeks of his administration.
Commenting on Trump's final days in an interview with Politico published Friday, Haley, who left the Trump administration in October 2018, said she was "disgusted" by Trump's verbal attacks against former Vice President Mike Pence on Jan. 6, the day a group of pro-Trump rioters stormed the Capitol building to disrupt Congress as it certified President Joe Biden's election victory.
During a speech before a crowd of supporters on Jan. 6, Trump urged Pence to do "the right thing" by refusing to certify the election, which Pence had said he lacked the constitutional authority to do. After his speech and while the riot was ongoing, Trump ripped at Pence over Twitter minutes after learning that Pence was being evacuated from the Senate chamber because of the threat from rioters. Trump wrote, "Mike Pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our Country and our Constitution."
Haley, reacting to Trump's Jan. 6 speech, told Politico:
She took a breath. "Fast forward, I'm watching the television the morning of the 6th and I see Don Junior get up there," she said, reciting the president's son's calls to action against Republican leaders, closing her eyes as if reimagining the scene. "And then I hear the president get up there and go off on Pence. I literally was so triggered, I had to turn it off. I mean, Jon [Lerner] texted me something and I said, 'I can't. I can't watch it. I can't watch it,' because I felt the same thing. Somebody is going to hear that, and bad things will happen."
I asked Haley whether she has spoken to Trump since January 6. She shook her head.
"When I tell you I'm angry, it's an understatement," Haley hissed, leaning forward as she spoke. "Mike has been nothing but loyal to that man. He's been nothing but a good friend of that man. … I am so disappointed in the fact that [despite] the loyalty and friendship he had with Mike Pence, that he would do that to him. Like, I'm disgusted by it."
Haley later added that Trump let his supporters down with his behavior, as well as by spreading unsupported allegations that the election was fraudulent.
"We need to acknowledge he let us down," Haley said. "He went down a path he shouldn't have, and we shouldn't have followed him, and we shouldn't have listened to him. And we can't let that ever happen again."
She also told the outlet that she has not spoken to Trump since the Jan. 6 riots at the U.S. Capitol, and takes issue with his remarks condemning former Vice President Mike Pence's refusal to reject the Electoral College vote.
"When I tell you I'm angry, it's an understatement," she expressed. "I am so disappointed in the fact that [despite] the loyalty and friendship he had with Mike Pence, that he would do that to him. Like, I'm disgusted by it."
The former ambassador, who many people are speculating may run for the White House in 2024, also added that Trump will never accept the results of the 2020 presidential election.
"There's nothing that you're ever going to do that's going to make him feel like he legitimately lost the election," she explained. "He's got a big bully pulpit. He should be responsible with it."
Haley also warned that many people still love the former president and will not stop supporting him just because he is out of office.
"I know how much people love Donald Trump," she admitted. "I know it. I feel it. Whether it's an RNC room or social media or talking to donors, I can tell you that the love they have for him is still very strong. That's not going to just fall to the wayside. Nor do I think the Republican Party is going to go back to the way it was before Donald Trump. I don't think it should."
Haley also said that she didn't believe Trump had a chance of winning in a 2024 election scenario.
"I don't think he can," she admitted. "He's fallen so far."
"I think his business is suffering at this point," she added. "I think he's lost any sort of political viability he was going to have. I think he's lost his social media, which meant the world to him. I mean, I think he's lost the things that really could have kept him moving."


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Jonatha Brooke has been writing songs, making records and touring since the early 90's. After four major label releases, she started her own independent label, Bad Dog Records in 1999, and has since released nine more albums – including the companion CD to her critically acclaimed, one woman, Off-Broadway show My Mother Has Four Noses.
In 2014, Ms. Brooke debuted My Mother Has Four Noses, at the Duke Theater on 42nd Street, in NYC. The show ran for 3 months, to rave reviews, and was a critics' pick in the NY Times and Time Out Magazine. She has performed "4 Noses" at People's Light in Malvern, PA; The Cleveland Playhouse; The Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis; The Playwright's Center in Minneapolis; The Little Rock, Arkansas ACANSAS Festival; Philly Fringe Fest; The Warner Theater in Torrington, CT; and in 2018, a month-long run at the Jungle Theater in Minneapolis.
Jonatha has also written four musicals: Hopper and Death and Venice with Anton Dudley (premiered at Adelphi University and Hangar theater respectively); Quadroon, with the late legendary jazz pianist/composer Joe Sample (premiered at The Ensemble Theater in Houston, TX); and she's currently working on Switched with playwright Geoffrey Nauffts.
Jonatha has co-written songs with Katy Perry and The Courtyard Hounds. She's also written for four Disney films, numerous television shows, and she composed and performed the theme song for Joss Whedon's Dollhouse.
Jonatha released an EP of new songs in April of 2019, titled, Imposter. She is touring nationally and internationally in support of it, teaching songwriting workshops along the way. Jonatha was also the recipient of a McKnight Artist Fellowship Grant for 2018.


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People with chronic conditions spend 99% of their time outside of the doctor's office. What they do in that time determines the quality of their health—and the cost of their healthcare. That's why healthcare plans and employers are starting to invest more in "self-management" or chronic disease management programs, according to a recent analysis by Kaiser Health News.
Recent studies of diabetes patients and other chronically ill populations who participated in chronic disease management programs show that these individuals were better off than those who didn't participate. They had healthier biometric measurements, took their medication more regularly, and were overall better healthcare consumers.
But too few individuals have access to these types of programs. A new HealthMine report found that only 29% of wellness participants say their health plan offers a disease management program. Just 14% said their wellness program helps them better manage their disease.
If your members have a chronic condition--and nearly half of Americans do, according to the CDC--then they are their own best friend. But they must be equipped with the knowledge and the tools to help themselves. That's where disease management programs come in.
These programs can help members set goals about their own health, provide personalized steps to reach those goals, and reward effort and progress. Disease management programs aren't just for those with diabetes. Members with heart disease, depression, arthritis and other chronic conditions can benefit, too.
It's time for wellness programs to do more than offer lifestyle management tools. If you want to empower the members in your population who need the most help, teach them how to manage their own conditions. That will help them become better users of healthcare dollars, too.


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WELCOME to the 15 Second Horror Film Challenge's fourth annual kick off as we are on the road to our Halloween showcase of 500+ entries produced by filmmakers from around the world!
Throughout November into December, this year's 40+ featured celebrity judges will share selfies of their top 10 picks as the top films are determined! Also! Our additional community judge panel made of over a dozen members from the indie horror film scene award films in a variety of categories.
We asked you all year if you could scare us in 15 seconds? This year's filmmakers were up to the challenge!
From November into December, they have two judge panels determining winners: Our 40+ featured celebrity judges decide the top films, and their community panel TBA awards films in a variety of categories.
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The tabs above give details of the University's official sustainability groups and this diagram of our Decision Making Structure shows all the governance teams that the University runs. They hold positive, active meetings where ideas go to thrive, and we are always on the lookout for new ideas and fresh inspiration. The 'student voice' is central to how we do things at Bangor and students are represented on all of our committees. If you already know what ideas you want to raise then get in touch with one of our team. If you're not sure but think you want to get involved then for inspiration why not look at the list of what happened last year (pages 3-5), and then get in touch with us and we will guide you to the group that suits you, your ideas and your interests best.
The Sustainability ThinkTank is a friendly monthly group which is open to all staff and students. It encourages its participants to come forward with and discuss all sorts of ideas around the environmental, social, cultural, ethical and financial aspects of Sustainability@Bangor, and the people and communities in and around campus, particularly for participants to lead their own projects and activities to create a sustainable future for Bangor University and it's community. Ideas from the ThinkTank are taken to the Sustainability Implementation Group.
Our Sustainability Champions are a network of enthusiastic students and staff who are involved in raising awareness of sustainability at the University, encouraging others to join in to contribute to the goal to make Bangor University 'The Sustainable University'.
Champions act as a two-way communication link between their course, school or department and The Sustainability Lab team. This helps drive the University's Sustainability agenda and promote sustainability improvements and best practice across the University.
The Campus Environmental Performance Team, co-ordinated by The Sustainability Lab and chaired by the Director of Sustainability, ensures that day to day issues surrounding environmental performance are addressed and to discuss the issues raised by the ThinkTank, the internal and external University communities, the Sustainability Implementation Group and the Sustainability Task Group. It uses these to inform the direction, planning and day-to-day management of our environmental management system and campus wide programme. This group reports to the Sustainability Task Group which reports to the University Executive.
The Sustainability Implementation Group, chaired by the Director of Sustainability, meets monthly to ensure that day to day issues surrounding sustainability are addressed and to discuss the issues raised by the ThinkTank, the internal and external University communities and the Sustainability Task Group. It uses these to inform the direction, planning and day-to-day management of our sustainability programme. This group reports to the Sustainability Task Group which meets quarterly, and members of the SIG join in with every ThinkTank.
The Sustainability Task Group is part of the University Executive's committee structure. It meets quarterly and oversees the evolution and implementation of the sustainability programme developed by The Sustainability Lab. This group, chaired by one of the Pro Vice-Chancellors, and reports to the University Executive.