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A 30th Anniversary look back at Greensboro Day School's first boys' soccer state championship
At the time, the 1988 varsity boys' soccer team had the most successful season in the history of GDS boys' soccer. Following a challenging season in 1987, when the team only won 3 games total, the '88 squad posted a 19-3-2 record including the state championship. Mr. Carl Fenske served as Head Coach and Coach Kim Burroughs served as an assistant coach on team. Coach Fenske says, "I know that we couldn't have accomplished all that we did without the contributions that Coach Kim Burroughs made to the team that year."
Coach Fenske stated, "I never had more fun coaching our group of players than we did in the fall of 1988. The decimal season the previous year was the impetus for our success." Coach Fenske met with each returning player before the season started and discussed what they needed to do as an individual and what they needed to do as a team. Following individual meeting with players, Coach Fenske recalls the team setting three goals, which he believes led to their success:
Strive to shut out opponents in every match
Score the first goal within the first 10 minutes of each match
Strive to score 3 or more goals in every match.
After opening the season by shutting out Smith High School 3-0, the Bengals had a tough 2-0 loss to Page High School, before bouncing back to tie then-powerhouse Grimsley High School by a score of 1-1 on a spectacular 2nd half goal by Danny Wright '89. All-Conference goal-keeper John Moody '89 was masterful that night against some of North Carolina's best marksmen.
The Bengals dominated conference play including a 2-0 shutout of Forsyth Country Day School on goals by William Presson '90 and Jack May '89. GDS' rock-solid defense, led by All-Conference sweeper Dan McNairy '89 and master keeper, John Moody '89 and included Will Holt '91, Jon Bell '90, Paul Davis '89, Scott Manchester '89 and William Presson '90, allowed only 19 goals all season.
The offense, led by All-State player Matt Olin '89 and playmaker, Danny Wright '89, included Jack May '89, John Yurcisin '89, Robert Lesley '89, Rob Sturm '92, Stephen Patseavouras '89, Chad Oakley '90, Scott Windham '89, Austen Jud '90, and Christoph Heidenhain '90, produced 60 goals on the season.
In the semifinals of the state tournament, Jack May '89 scored one goal and Danny Wright '89 scored two goals, giving the Bengals an early lead, but then the formidable Bishop offense scored two goals before John Yurcisin '89 scored a late 2nd half goal put the Bengals on top to win the game, by a final score of 4-3.
The date was November 12, 1988.
The Bengals had advanced to the state finals at Ravenscroft again conference rival, Forsyth Country Day School. The crowd was roaring, the players were psyched, and GDS was determined to win! The proud mothers took formation as they watched their sons play for what may have been the last time while the fathers ran around taking pictures.
Midway through the first half, Bob Lesley '89 put the Bengals up 1-0. FCDS answered with a goal while running out of time and sent the game into extra time. Coach Fenske remembers this game like it was yesterday, "Our players were exhausted and needed a break, so I substituted six players for the first five minutes sudden death. They were instructed to run our opponent into the ground, which they did! With the starters is back in the game for the second sudden-death period, we attacked hard on goal forcing a corner kick." With 3:17 left in sudden-death extra time, Paul Davis '89 lofted a corner kick into a pack of Bengal players. Freshman Rob Sturm '92 headed the ball past the FCDS goal keeper to give GDS its first boys' soccer state championship. Seemingly, hundreds of GDS fans rushed the field to celebrate with the newly crowned state champions!
Senior, Danny Wright '89, recalls, "I think a big win that helped to get us really believing in ourselves was when we beat Charlotte Latin at home. Austen Jud '90 scored an amazing goal, and we won 1-0. Latin had always been a powerhouse team and was a defending state champion from the season before. We tied Grimsley 1-1 in our next game, and they were a fairly strong team. Losing to Bishop McGuinness at home was a reality check for us, but then we reeled off four straight shutout PACIS victories to close out the regular season. When we entered the state tournament, I think we understood that we had the ability to play with any opponent. When all was said and done after the state championship game, we had finished undefeated away from home. I think that says a lot about our team's character. The main thing I loved about the team was how many of us were friends away from soccer -- across the grades as well. I think that might have made us play a little harder when we got into tough situations. You don't ever want to let down your friends."
Senior Co-Captain Matt Olin '89 was named to 2nd team All–State and was Conference Player of the Year and went on to play soccer collegiately at Wake Forest University. Danny Wright '89 went on to play collegiately at Sewanee. Coach Fenske was named Conference Coach of the Year.
Coach Fenske and Coach Burroughs were together on the sideline again this year coaching the middle school boys' soccer teams and loving every minute of it! The Middle School boys' soccer team won the conference championship this fall!

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Mayweather vs Pacquiao: Will open scoring be in place?
Lee Cleveland Updated February 13, 2019
Apparently, opening score might be in play for Saturday's fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao.
The World Boxing Council (WBC) launched open scoring a few years ago and it has been used for some, if not most, championship fights and title eliminators sanctioned by the organization.
Given Floyd Mayweather is a WBC champion, some are asking if open scoring will be implemented Saturday night?
What is open scoring?
Essentially, scores are announced after Rounds 4 and 8 to help both corners assess where their respective fighters stand in the fight.
The objective is to give fighters the ability to modify their game plan based on the official scores. For example, in the third bout between Manny Pacquiao vs Juan Manuel Marquez, the latter's corner, late in the fight, assured JMM he was in control when, in reality, he was behind on the scorecards. Pacquiao would win a majority decision.
Oscar De La Hoya, assuming he was far ahead, played it safe and gave away the last three rounds to Felix Trinidad in their 1999 superfight, and would subsequently drop a split decision.
We've seen open scoring implemented in two ways:
a. Scores are given to both corners as well as those in attendance and the viewers on television and
b. Scores are shared with both corners but concealed from everyone else
Opponents insist all-inclusive open scoring curtails drama and intrigue for fans, and that in the more covert version (Item b. above), the scores are sometimes made public via word-of-mouth from the corner. Hence, a trainer, after learning of the scores, is seen imploring his fighter to throw more punches, telling him he's behind by two points.
Do you favor open scoring? If so, which version do you prefer?
And if implemented, which fighter would it help most?
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Whistleblower laws offer protection from retaliation
On behalf of Golan Law, P.C. posted in Retaliation on Thursday, March 21, 2019.
Whistleblower is a term used to describe a person who reports, or blows the whistle, on illegal or unethical activity in the workplace. Luckily, there are laws at both the state and federal levels to protect whistleblowers. The Whistleblower Protection Act of 1989 protects employees from facing retaliation for reporting law violations or other unethical acts. A former employee of a school in California recently filed a wrongful termination lawsuit after she was allegedly fired for reporting improper activity.
The woman worked as controller and chief operator for the Santa Barbara County school for over two years before being terminated. According to allegations, the school's executive director had an inappropriate relationship with a contractor and misused school funds. Allegedly, the director also hired her daughter as a teacher, despite the daughter's lack of proper credentials.
The lawsuit said the plaintiff complained to the school board about the director's alleged improper conduct. When the director found out about the plaintiff's complaints, the director placed her on administrative leave, according to claims. The lawsuit said the plaintiff was later fired by the director, citing violations of school policies and unsatisfactory job performance.
Losing a job in retaliation for doing the right thing can have devastating and far-reaching impacts. Workers in California who have been retaliated against for blowing the whistle on unethical activity in the workplace could benefit from discussions with an experienced and knowledgeable employment law attorney. A successful wrongful termination lawsuit could result in much-needed and just compensation to replace lost wages and other monetary losses that may have occurred due to this traumatic experience.


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Quick Kicks: PFW's Cowboys Week Coverage
Erik Scalavino offers a preview for PFW's coverage during Cowboys week.
Patriots.com Writer
Hope you're enjoying a day off on what is a gorgeous Columbus Day here in New England. Your mind, though, might still be on yet another Patriots victory – a hard-fought 30-21 win over the New York Jets – and if so, you're not alone. The victory keeps Bill Belichick's Patriots in a tie atop the AFC East with 4-1 Buffalo. New York, meanwhile, is reeling with a 2-3 record and three straight road losses.
We're going to put the finishing touches on yesterday's game when we talk with BB in about 90 minutes at the head coach's weekly press conference (2 p.m.), and then whatever players are hanging around the locker room thereafter. After that, it'll be time to refocus on Week 6.
So … how 'bout them Cowboys?
That's the question we'll be tackling this week, as the Dallas Cowboys prepare to make a rare visit to Foxborough this Sunday at 4:15. The 2-2 'Boys are coming off a bye week and could easily be either 4-0 or 0-4 the way they've played in the first quarter of the season.
Team PFW will guide you through the week, as always, with multiple multi-media offerings. On Tuesday, there's the usual slate of conference calls with Bill and some of his staff. Fred, Paul, and Andy will also be shooting this Thursday's PFW TV episode, in and kicking off patriots.com radio broadcast week, starting at noon tomorrow.
Wednesday through Friday, we'll be reporting on practice and locker room interviews, so, keep your Twitter feed handy and a web browser open to the PFW blog for updates. Bill will also hold media briefings on Wednesday and Friday. And Patriots.com radio is on air Wednesday and Thursday afternoon, starting at noon each day.
Saturday is an off day, of course, but come Sunday, we'll be back at it with the Patriots Pre-Game Social radio show on the Patriots' Facebook page. With kickoff at 4:15, the show will air live from 2 – 4 p.m. Eastern.
Seems like New England got through the Jets game relatively unscathed, in terms of injuries. Co-captain Matthew Slater suffered a fourth-quarter rib injury and wasn't looking too lively in the post-game locker room, so, we'll have to keep tabs on him. And Aaron Hernandez looked and sounded fine following the game, playing on a left knee that clearly wasn't 100 percent.
All things considered, the Patriots are in as good a shape as can be expected with just Dallas standing between them and their bye week … and a 5-1 record. Buffalo faces an NFC East foe as well this week, traveling to the Meadowlands to take on the Giants, meaning with a little luck, New England could head into their bye week alone on top of the AFC East.
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Students Research Giant Sequoias
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Students from Coalinga High School in California recently visited Sequoia National Park to help measure the giant trees.
The high school students came from the small town of Coalinga, which is about 50 miles southwest of Fresno, California, to Sequoia National Park to collect data on what is being called a historic research study of the park's giant namesakes.
According to Nature Corp, a volunteer conservation organization that organized the outing, scientists have generally believed sequoias are quite resistant to harsh environmental conditions but many of them are showing signs of stress after California's drought that lasted from 2012 through 2017. Of course, data collected over many years is needed to determine just how much the trees are affected. But with thousands of giant sequoias to tend to, park researchers are relying on help from the community. And the Coalinga High School students answered the call.
"We are excited to have Coalinga students take part in this important research project," said Laura Barcos, a park volunteer coordinator. "With the guidance of their teachers and Nature Corps staff, the students collected much more data than park staff can do on their own. By providing accurate and precise measurements, they play a crucial role in the protection of these ancient sequoias. In the process they will be transformed from a visitor to a community scientist, from a recreationist to a steward."
This service learning opportunity was made possible by a grant from Chevron, which attests to a strong commitment to supporting STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) related school programs. The company's partnership with Nature Corps, extends for over 25 years. Their collaborative efforts have resulted in the completion of major conservation projects, including the preservation of the General Sherman giant sequoia, planting 20,000 trees throughout Sequoia and Kings Canyon, and restoring meadows vital to sustaining the park's wildlife.
To learn more about how you can help on the sequoia research program, and other Nature Corps programs, visit them at www.thenaturecorps.org, or call them at (800)774-PARK.
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I got a translucent u11+ 6GB/128 off of eBay and I have all the flagships this year including the Mate 10 Pro and I have to say this is the best phone of 2017. The only drawback is the display isn't as vibrant like my 5T or my Note 8 but everything else is beyond amazing so the compromise isn't all that great. The sound, the camera (which is hands down better than my Pixel XL2), the speed, I'm getting two day battery life with heavy use, and the in hand feel are all best in class. I'm running on AT&T with no issues but it's very unfortunate this is not coming stateside for everyone else because they finally nailed it. This is definitely what the Pixel XL2 should of been.
The U11 is available in the US, just not with 128GB internal storage. But I wouldn't buy it anyway - no removable battery. I don't like having to pay close to $100 for a $15 battery.
Hi, I've had my eye on this phone since its release, especially since finding out that it was supposed to be the Pixel 2 XL. I refuse to give Google $1000+ for a phone with a sub-par screen that feels like a plastic toy in hand, regardless of software. Anyway I have a few questions about your experience with the U11+, please.
1)Are you getting LTE with AT&T where you are, or are you relegated to only 4G? I'm on T-Mobile band 4, which is supported by the phone, but I'm wondering if "LTE" is specifically indicated?
2) Are you able to see the screen in direct sunlight at max brightness, or do you have to find shade? That's one gripe I have with my Nexus 6P. Visibility in sunlight is nonexistent.
3) You mention 2-day battery life. Can you give an example of SOT achieved? How is the standby time? Does the battery drain much overnight? I know the screen is an LCD panel as opposed to AMOLED, so black pixels still light up.
4) What case are you using? I know the phone comes with a case, but I'm looking to use a more rugged, protective case, since it's an all glass phone. Another thing keeping me from pulling the trigger on this phone is lack of support with accessories.
Apologies for the long post. The way I see it, my options to upgrade are few. Samsung software scares me with the inevitable lag, as does the smaller battery and placement of the fingerprint scanner on the Note 8. I'm either going to end up getting the U11+, the S9+, or waiting to see if Google gets its act together with the 3 XL. First world problems. Thanks in advance for any feedback!
Yes on ATT LTE I get great reception, no problems with speeds or drops, it's very good. It will say 4G in the top bar but I confirmed on LTE discovery app it is connected to LTE (band 17 for me at home). It's just in Europe they call it 4th generation.
So it seems with the display they set the floor very low, I can see it well in direct sunlight and the auto mode works great. You just have to go 10/15% higher than you usually would on any other phone. It's not a big deal it's a good display (and you can adjust it a million ways in display settings).
Right now I'm at 8 hours of SOT and about 2 days, I did optimize things in the boost app and you prevent apps from running in the background, I think that's why it gets really crazy battery life.
But it's the photos that are just leaps and bounds ahead of anything else and the audio is another HTC thing that is simply amazing.
OK Google also works with the screen off. Pretty sick phone.
I just use a slim case that has that sand feel to it I got off of Amazon but they have a bunch of cases on there. It comes with a clear one as well.
Thanks so much for the info. The phone is definitely in contention now.
Do you just use your regular ATT sim card? Where did you purchase it from?
Yeah I just took the sim out of my note 8 and it worked great!
I live in Germany and got the U11+ too. I agree with almost everything posted here. The display is actually very good and also under direct sunlight readable with no problems.
On Wifi I get up to 9 hours SOT!! On LTE though I get a maximum of 5 hours, which is not bad, but could be better.
The display is not as bright as the one found in the U11, but it offers better viewing angles, HDR10 support, and better color reproduction. A truly great phone.
Hi, could you tell me where you bought the phone? All german vendors i see tell me that it takes till end january to deliver.
You can get it from Wonda Mobile.
Try direct with HTC Germany, UK has the phone in stock.
Wow! What a great phone, and really impressive battery life to boot! So glad you are liking it!
Been looking at this phone & it's a shame no carriers are selling it. Even having it on HTC's financing option it's expensive.


The American Discovery Trail is the nation's only coast-to-coast, non-motorized route. It stretches more than 6,800 miles through 15 states. In Nevada the trail is composed of nine segments totaling 496 miles, largely on isolated, relatively unused dirt roads. Though the trail is meant for hikers, cyclists, and equestrians -- the original trail is *not* maintained for horse travel. What follows is the new equestrian alternate route for the Nevada-portion of the ADT. Samantha, Sage, and Bella detoured from the trail in Virginia City to ride into Reno. Please seek support and maps before attempting any section in any state by horseback.
Utah State Line (Baker) to Preston - The ADT in Nevada begins on the Utah border a few miles east of Baker. There is an old sheep corral near the state line which is suitable for camping. Baker, a small community at the base of the Snake Range, is home to a couple small stores where you might find some food supplies. Wheeler Peak at 13,063 feet rises in the distance from the Great Basin National Park. Landscape and terrain range from sagebrush desert to alpine lakes. There is some riding along highways, but a suitable shoulder does exist.
The ADT skirts the northern part of the national park following Weaver Creek and Osceola Mine road. Riders will find plenty of fine campsites and, depending on the time of year, fresh water streams. The route offers a view of Spring Valley, the first of several wide sagebrush-covered valleys ahead of you. Be prepared to ride alongside Highway 50 for a stretch and beside a massive wind farm. In the Schell Creek Range the trail goes through Cooper Canyon (steep and rocky) to Cave Lake State Park. The 32-acre Cave Lake is noted for its brown trout. Park rangers might assist you with advance notice. Ely, located 15 miles north via U.S. 93, is a major resupply point for trail travelers.
There is 7 miles of road riding out of Cave Lake. Caution: there is no shoulder and the road is full of sharp turns making for poor visibility for the fast traffic. After crossing the beautiful Steptoe Valley the route heads into the Egan Range, passing the Ward Charcoal Ovens State Historic Site where there are six massive beehive-shaped stone kilns built in 1876 to convert wood into charcoal for local mining smelters. The route across the Egan Range in Humboldt National Forest follows the dramatic Sawmill Canyon across the mountain into the White River Valley and the community of Preston. Here there are some supplies — a motel, gas station, and restaurant — outside of town on Nevada 318. Horseback riders might ask for permission to camp at the local riding arena.
Preston to Pancake Range - The White River Valley is wide and relatively flat, and, typical of nearly all of these valley crossings, the trail is on a seldom-traveled dirt road. The White Pine Range is crossed on an old stagecoach road along Ellison Creek. The climb to the Ellison Ranger Station takes you through a canyon with sheer rock walls and the stone wall remains of a former stagecoach stop. There are a lot of water and grazing opportunities to be found in this range, as well as roaming bands of wild horses. After reaching the pass, you enter Cathedral Canyon and descend into Railroad Valley.
The Duckwater Shoshone Reservation is several miles to the south and has some small businesses for supply crews. For riders you must cross the very wide valley, which might be filled with grazing cows depending on the season. The rolling Pancake Range provides a rather gentle ascent and descent just south of Brown Summit.
Pancake Range to Moores Station - Big Sand Springs Valley, like most of the land that is not national forest, is managed by the Bureau of Land Management. The dirt roads through this valley live up to their name — big sand. The gradual ascent into the Squaw Hills and the Confusion Hills is on a jeep road through Jumbled Rock Gulch into Hot Creek Valley and Moores Station (private property) which is a former stagecoach stop. There are a number of tall buttes and rock formations at this location. Hot Creek Valley is quite narrow. You soon begin to climb into the Hot Creek Range toward Morey Peak (10,246 feet). The ADT enters the Monitor Range on the Toiyabe National Forest and the Morey Peak and Fandango wilderness study areas where only foot and horse travel is permitted.
Moores Station to Pine Creek Campground - From Moores Station the climb is steep into Morey Canyon to Sixmile Summit near Mahogany Peak. The trail then proceeds to Cold Spring to Little Fandango to Upper Fish Lake to Little Fish Lake Valley. From the Little Fish Lake Valley ascend into the Table Mountain Wilderness through Green Monster Canyon to Mosquito Creek which descends into Monitor Valley. Look for elk, which have been reintroduced on Table Mountain. Cross the sagebrush-covered valley to Pine Creek Campground.
Pine Creek Campground to South Twin Campground - After leaving the campground, begin a long ascent into the Alta Toquima Wilderness in the Toquima Range. The trail reaches the highest point of the ADT in Nevada near the south summit of Mount Jefferson at 11,941 feet and continues south to Jefferson Summit. From there it follows jeep roads past the historic site of Jefferson and into the Big Smoky Valley. Supplies are available in the town of Carvers. The route continues to South Twin Campground at the base of the Toiyabe Range.
South Twin Campground to Ione - The ADT follows the Toiyabe Crest National Recreation Trail across the mountain, south of Arc Dome, to the junction of Big Sawmill Creek and Little Sawmill Creek. Descend through Cow Canyon into the narrow and green Reese River Valley. The Yomba Shoshone Reservation is north of Grantsville Road where the ADT turns west, soon passing the ghost town of Grantsville. Several buildings in various stages of ruin remain as a reminder of better days when silver was mined here.
Nevada has preserved the ghost town of Berlin as a state park. Silver and gold were mined here from 1895 until 1911. Today, you can be guided through the town on regular weekend tours and learn about life as it used to be in Berlin. Berlin Ichthyosaur State Park preserves the fossil remains of the 50-foot "fish-lizard," Ichthyosaur, which lived here 225 million years ago when all this land was under water as a Mesozoic ocean. In Ione, the town that refused to die (1994 population, seven), you can picnic in a shaded park, refuel your car, get a meal, and down a cold beer at the Ore House Saloon & Restaurant.
Ione to Middlegate - From Ione continue northwest on the dirt Ione Valley Road and cross Buffalo Summit in a pinyon and juniper forest. At Eastgate the road becomes paved and soon meets U.S. 50, "the loneliest road in America," which you follow west for 25 miles. For most of the way along this highway the old road is still there and usable as a trail, switching back and forth on either side of the current highway. You are now also following the route of the Pony Express National Historic Trail. There is a U.S. Navy Air Base near here and low-flying aircraft are regularly seen and heard. There is a store at Middlegate.
Middlegate to Virginia City - The ADT continues on Highway 50 at Middlegate to Sand Springs (Sand Mountain) and then cuts straight across the dry desert. Take plenty of water. Head west across the desert for Simpson Pass, which is located between the Bunejug and Cocoon mountains. Continue across Wildcat Scarp south of the now dry Carson Lake (dry sink) and north of the White Throne Mountains. Pass the site of the Wildcat Freight Station on the Pony Express Trail. After crossing U.S. 95 where Fallon is 15 miles north, the route continues across the desert north of the Desert Mountains and south of the Dead Camel Mountains. These alkali flats are also called playa and should only be crossed when they are dry.
Fort Churchill was an important military garrison in the 1860s. The remains of the adobe buildings comprising the fort are a state historical park. The American Discovery Trail follows the Carson River from Fort Churchill to U.S. 50, where it leaves the Pony Express Trail. From there the route goes up Sixmile Canyon into Virginia City, home of the famous Comstock Lode and the liveliest ghost town in the west. Once an 1870s boomtown of 30,000 people and 110 saloons, today Virginia City has thousands of visitors and each September is host to the National Championship Camel Races. Mark Twain and Brett Hart honed their writing skills here as reporters for the Territorial Enterprise.
Virginia City to California Line - From Virginia City, the trail crosses Mount Davidson, through Washoe Lake State Park to the northern outskirts of Carson City, named in 1858 for Kit Carson. It was named the capital of Nevada when it became a state in 1864. From north of Carson City you begin a climb into the Sierra Nevada Mountains and to Tahoe Meadows. The ADT follows the Tahoe Rim Trail around the northern ridges that form the basin. The ADT continues in the Toiyabe National Forest north of Incline Village and into California.


The barbecue is my husband's domain, and my comments on how to cook with it are not always appreciated. It has taken me many, many summers of subtly recommending ideas to achieve the perfect steak.
Allow steaks to come to room temperature. Heat barbecue (or griddle pan) until very hot.
Rub the steak with oil, salt and pepper. Place the steak on the hot barbecue (or griddle pan) and contrary to popular belief, turn the steak often, probably every minute or so. Your steak will cook faster and more evenly by turning it often. Ideally start on the flat hotplate and then finish off on the grill for the last minute or two. When the steak is cooked, remove, cover and rest for 10 minutes.
To make the caramelised onion, heat oil in a saucepan over medium heat and cook onions for 8 minutes stirring occasionally. They should not brown but just soften. Add balsamic vinegar, salt and pepper and stir for 2 minutes.
Cook up some sausages for the kids. Cook them slowly so they don't burst. I recommend approximately 15 minutes on a medium-low heat, turning every 2-3 minutes.
Only salt the meat just as you are about to put the steak on the barbecue. If you salt the meat too early, it will draw the moisture out and make it dry.


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Water Toxicity
How I am supporting residents affected by reports of water toxicity
Following the revelations in The Guardian that Cambridge Water had detected high levels of a toxic chemical known as Perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) in the water supply at a borehole in Duxford, I continue to press for answers on this issue and provide updates when I have them.
I remain deeply concerned that residents may have been subject to a release of contaminated water. Moreover, I am appalled at the conduct of Cambridge Water in letting this incident happen. The secrecy around how many people were affected and the impact on our precious aquifer is unacceptable. Having worked hard when the news first broke to ensure residents are reassured that their water supply is safe, I was equally astonished to discover that members of South Cambridgeshire District Council's Cabinet, including the leader, have had knowledge of the issue for some time and chose not to make residents aware.
It is important to stress that every indication continues to show that drinking water is safe in South Cambridgeshire. I will continue to press for answers and ensure lessons are learned, while awaiting feedback from the two investigations launched following my campaign.
So far, I have
worked to ensure residents' questions were answered and reassured constituents of the safety of their drinking water.
received a letter from Cambridge Water offering residents reassurance that their water is safe to drink
Spoke directly to Andy Willicot, the Managing Director of Cambridge Water, on the day of reports to receive his assurances and push him to be transparent with inquiries.
spoke with and later met the Water Minister, to discuss the issues when the discharge was first reported
wrote to and met with the Secretary of State for the Environment, to ensure lessons were learned by regulators and companies following the incident
written to Cllr Smith, the Lib Dem Leader at SCDC, to confirm that her administration was not only aware of the detection of toxins but also actively working with Cambridge Water to agree on a communications strategy.
written to and met with the Drinking Water Inspectorate, who are currently carrying out an investigation into the reports
Spoke with Marcus Rink, the Chief Inspector of Drinking Water for England and Wales
written to the Director of Public Health for Cambridgeshire, who also agreed to open an investigation
I have already had multiple meetings and contacts with Ministers, including the Secretary of State, as well as with Cambridge Water, the Drinking Water Inspectorate, and the Cambridgeshire Public Health Directorate. This has led to the launch of two investigations, one by the Director of Public Health and another by the Drinking Water Inspectorate. I am urging of the most stringent investigatory methods and, if any breach of regulation is found, the harshest possible sanctions.
Interview on BBC Radio Cambs following reports
Taking SCDC to task over reports they were less than forthcoming about toxic water reports
February 2022 - original statement
February 2022 - letter to Cambridge Water
February 2022 - updated statement
February 2022 - letter on SCDC involvement
February 2022 - confirmation of investigations
February 2022 - update on investigations
March 2022 - further letters on investigations
March 2022 - meeting with Secretary of State
April 2022 - column on sewage & toxic water


It's good to see another recording from Boscombe Band enter the brass band arena and this time based around the Easter story. Much quality music has been composed over the years suitable for this time of year and here is a CD that contains both music that has been in the brass band repertoire for many years and a sprinkling of new arrangements that we might not have heard before. All pieces have been carefully placed on this recording and linked together by the increasingly familiar tones of TV and radio personality, Reverend Richard Coles.
Dorothy Gates' effective setting of the Donn Thomas song, Anointing fall on me is well placed, sensitively presented and features principal cornet Craig Snell, flugel horn Jonathan Searle and Stephen Main on soprano cornet, all providing musically shaped and meaningful moments.
This is a serious project from a very fine Salvation Army band and this listener was hooked into the journey through the celebrations of Palm Sunday, Christ's anointing, the sacramental moments of the Passover, the dramatic Crucifixion and glorious Resurrection. It was an enhancing experience and one I recommend to readers of this review.


Have you ever gotten something new that just made you happy ? And did it make you even happier because someone you knew made it? Well, that's how I feel about these boots, they make me wanna walk, walk, walk !
They are called the "Madison". I love them because they are INDIGO. I love sporting unique things. But if you are more of a plain jane kinda girl, they come in neutral colors as well! They are only 2 1/2 inches tall, so you don't even feel like you are wearing a heel!
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The May program meeting of the San Diego Genealogical Society (SDGS) will be on Saturday, 13 May 2017 at 10 a.m. at St. Andrew's Lutheran Church (8350 Lake Murray Blvd, at Jackson Drive, San Diego CA 92119).
1) 10 a.m.: "A Visual Journey Beyond the Census"
2) 11:30 a.m.: "WWI: The Great War"
She has been involved with genealogy in researching and writing family stories for over 30 years. In addition, she was privileged to work as a genealogist for the first season of the PBS Genealogy Roadshow program.
Currently, she is Treasurer for the Southern California Chapter of the Association of Professional Genealogists (SCCAPG), and a member of the Genealogical Speakers Guild (GSG), the Polish Genealogical Society (PGS-CA), and the Genealogical Society of Hispanic America (GSHA-CA) and Past VP of Programs for the Orange County California Genealogical Society (OCCGS).
Over the last 8 years, she has written and given several presentations on various topics for different groups in California and New Mexico. She is always in the process of writing new presentations. In addition to public speaking, she enjoys history, writing, and traveling. She especially likes seeing how individual family stories fit in and make up the fabric of history.
The SIG class at 9 a.m. in the upstairs classroom is "Ancestry.com" with Del Ritchhart. Seating is limited - please register at sdgsclasses@gmail.com if you plan to attend.


The authors demonstrate a fourth-time redo sternotomy for an eight-year-old girl who had prior repair of an atrioventricular septal defect.
This video demonstrates the successful management of an LC2 carinal carcinoid tumor through a minimally invasive, parenchymal-sparing approach.
The authors demonstrate the successful repair of transposition of the great arteries with an associated aortopulmonary window in a neonate.
The authors describe an open surgical repair for a patient who presented with an aortic root fistula from a device previously inserted to close an atrial septal defect.
This video describes the steps for a minimally invasive, resource-limited ASD closure, and the relevant technical pearls and pitfalls are emphasized.
This video shows a novel technique using a transcatheter valve deployed in the mitral position during open surgery.
This video illustrates a comprehensive approach to leaflet reconstruction in patients with grade 3 or 4 aortic insufficiency.


Our pre-purchase inspection package is great for first time buyers or anyone who wants to be fully informed before they buy their next property.
An audio CD by a successful QLD lawyer on negotiation tips and techniques. This will make you a pro negotiator by taking you through 25 effective ways to enhance your negotiating ability!


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import {Provider} from "../providers/Provider";
const mongoose = require('mongoose');
const Schema = mongoose.Schema;

export interface HouseSchema {
    name: string;
    address: string;
    zipCode: string;
    country: string;
    latitude: string;
    longitude: string;
}

var houseSchema = {
    username: String,
    password: String,
    email: String,
    role: String,
};

export class HouseModel extends Provider<HouseSchema> {

    constructor() {
        super("House", houseSchema);
    }

}

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If an Arkenian goose survives into adulthood, their body heat will return to a more normal temperature and never change. They appear completely immune to either extreme heat or cold, their body temperature completely constant at all times, and as a result these birds migrate all over the world no matter the climate. This power can extend to their magi, as well, which makes them fantastic traveling companions on journeys into dangerous climates. With an Arkenian goose at one's side, a magi can venture into the northern wastes of Arkene or onto the slopes of a volcano without even feeling a temperature change. These creatures are graceful in flight despite their waddling awkwardness on the ground, and can soar for weeks. Since these birds enjoy travel, and every winter will venture up north to Arkene to nest, magi will often tie a ribbon around their necks to mark their bird. These birds are very proud of their ribbons when they get them, and always return with the ribbon without fail.
Arkenian geese are migratory creatures and in spring through summer they can be found all over the world, but every winter they return to the icy depths of Arkene to raise their young. As a result, young arkenian geese are hard to find and even harder to raise from the egg, and for a long while it was a mystery where exactly in Arkene they nested. Upon discovery, magi quickly realized how important the ambient temperature is for the successful raising of both eggs and goslings, and adult geese are extremely protective of not only their eggs, but of their chosen nesting area. When it is not breeding season, Arkenian geese are loyal companions who enjoy traveling with their magi, and their temperature regulation abilities work for their magi even while the goose soars hundreds of feet overhead. It is said that sometimes, if a goose lays an egg in an area that is too warm, the egg will look strange, as though the shell caramelized from the heat, and the gosling and adult will have a golden hue.


Meet Centrality's newest team member, J.P. Hansen. Originally from Leitchfield, Kentucky, J.P. joined Centrality in January of 2016 as a Business Development Specialist and is already making great strides in providing clients with business IT solutions.
With a strong background in the financial industry, J.P. holds an expertise in helping business owners increase productivity and streamline operations all the while reducing costs. It's easy to see that his friendly and outgoing personality and commitment to his work makes J.P. a joy to work with.
We sat down with J.P. to learn more about what he enjoys most about working at Centrality.
What led to your current role at Centrality?
I have been fortunate to have a successful career in the financial industry. Over the past several years as a Business Broker, I have been utilizing my management and sales expertise to help business owners evaluate, build, and sell their small to midsize businesses. I have a track record of increasing sales, reducing costs, and streamlining operations in a wide variety of ways — one being cutting unnecessary cost on a P&L statement to maximize profitability and enhance the fair market value for the businesses that I represented.
As a Business Development Specialist with Centrality, many of these same objectives fit as I work with and evaluate my clients' technology needs. Whether CompleteCloud, managed services, or business phone solutions, I provide recommendations and implement solutions to increase their business production and efficiency.
What I like most about working for Centrality is the positive work environment. Everyone is very supportive and has the common goal to strive for both individual and company-wide success. I also really like how Centrality customizes individual offerings depending on the needs of the business instead of putting them in a "one-size fits all" type of service model. Every business is different and the importance of one offering may not be the same to another business – Centrality has flexible plans to meet all business' needs, and I believe that this is a huge differentiation in the IT industry.
Art is one of my passions, and many people may not know that I am a sketch artist. I would consider myself a people-person, I enjoy social events and meeting new people – which also happens to be an area of my job that I enjoy most. Family and friends are very important to me, and I always love spending time with them whether at sporting events, watching live music, or traveling. I am also getting married this June, my fiancée and I are looking forward to spending the day with our new family and friends.


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Time Allen, Rene Russo, Stanley Tucci, Tom Sizemore, Johnny Knoxville, Dennis Farina, Jack Kehler, Janeane Garofalo
Robert Ramsey & Matthew Stone, based on the novel by Dave Barry
These people are in big trouble
Budget $45 million.
Opening weekend $3.545 million on 1961 screens.
Domestic gross $7.262 million.
Rated PG-13 for language, crude humor and sex-related, material.
English, Spanish, French
• Audio Commentary with Director Barry Sonnenfeld
• "Five Minute Movie"
• Sneak Peeks
• DVD
With the arrival of Big Trouble on DVD, we conclude the home video releases of a peculiar trilogy. While the tragic events of September 11 2001 clearly affected many things in the entertainment world, it directly moved back the distribution of at least three prominent films. Trouble, Windtalkers and Collateral Damage all were supposed to show up on screens in the fall of 2001, but studio execs decided they all hit too close to home to release them at that time.
So they got moved back to various times during 2002. Collateral Damage showed up first back in February, where it took in a lackluster $40 million. Windtalkers didn't arrive until June, and it raked in a similarly weak $40 million. Right in the middle, Big Trouble made it to screens, and it nabbed a pathetic $7 million. Would any of these movies have done better if they appeared during their original release schedules? I don't know. While the delays didn't help, none of the flicks seemed terribly good either, so these flicks may simply have bombed because audiences weren't interested in them.
Of the three 9/11 delays, Trouble offered the most pleasant surprise. I didn't expect much from the screwball comedy but thought it actually provided a moderately fun and loose affair. It tossed out just enough wacky moments to make it enjoyable.
Attempts to synopsize the plot will be difficult, mainly because Big Trouble includes about a billion characters. Nonetheless, I'll try. Eliot Arnold (Tim Allen) used to work as a very popular Miami newspaper columnist. However, Eliot goes off on his editor on the same day he discovers his wife's cheating on him, so he finds different work and opens his own not-so-successful ad agency.
Puggy (Jason Lee) comes to town from Boston to get good Cuban food because he loves corn chips. He encounters ex-cons Snake Dupree (Tom Sizemore) and Eddie Ledbetter (Johnny Knoxville) at a bar. Snake beats up Puggy and takes his money, but the bar's owners scare him away with a baseball bat, which sets Snake into revenge mode.
Two paid assassins – Henry (Dennis Farina) and Leonard (Jack Kehler) come to town to kill embezzler Arthur Herk (Stanley Tucci); the foot-fetisher sucks the toes of maid Nina (Sofia Vergara). Events converge on the Herk mansion, where we also meet his Martha Stewart-obsessed wife Anna (Rene Russo) and cynical teen daughter Jenny (Zooey Deschanel). Accompanied by buddy Andrew (DJ Qualls), Eliot's teen son Matt (Ben Foster) comes to the home to "kill" Jenny with his Super Soaker.
Eventually all parties converge on the Herk home. I won't bother to explain the set-up for this – it'd take too long – but that house acts as the meeting place for all these characters along with cops Monica Ramirez (Janeane Garofalo) and Walter Kramitz (Patrick Warburton) and FBI agents Pat Greer (Dwight "Heavy D" Myers) and Alan Seitz (Omar Epps). Much of the story revolves around a mysterious device that looks like a garbage disposal but apparently possesses more lethal potential.
While I don't want to give away too much of the story, that device caused the release delay of Big Trouble. One scene depicts our characters as they slip it through airport security without too much trouble. I guess the studio execs thought that would be too troubling in the days right after September 11, and they might have been right, though the scene's satirical intent seems too clear for it to be anything upsetting.
With all those major characters, Big Trouble could have been a muddled mess, but surprisingly, director Barry Sonnenfeld keeps things loose and fast enough to make it work. He integrates the characters quite well. None of them receive much definition; the movie only runs 85 minutes, which doesn't leave much time for development, especially given all the plot exposition that needs to appear.
Nonetheless, the amount of delineation given to the participants feels just about right. The movie doesn't require deep character exploration and probably works better with them treated in a fairly superficial manner. The film places a greater emphasis on situational gags than on character elements, so we learn just enough about the participants to make them work.
It helps that Sonnenfeld amasses a pretty solid cast. Though he probably won't ever contend for an Oscar, Tim Allen's shown definite growth as an actor over the years. I watched Trouble the same day I checked out Allen's biggest live-action hit, 1994's The Santa Clause. In that flick, he basically played an extension of his stand-up act personality, but he shows more depth in Trouble. Given his limited screen time, that improvement seems pretty impressive.
I don't know if I'd call Allen the lead character, but he's probably as close as we'll get. He's clearly the voice of original author Dave Barry, and he also acts as narrator for the tale and as its de facto hero. However, I don't think he receives substantially more screen time than anyone else.
The rest of the cast fill their roles admirably. While I can't say any of them stood out, I also discerned no significant weaknesses. Actually, perhaps the most impressive supporting performance comes from Deschanel. She makes Jenny seem like the model of teen disillusionment with very little effort.
Not everything about Trouble seems sunny, as the movie occasionally oversteps its aims. At times, the action seems way too busy and forced. Sonnenfeld tosses so many gags at the viewer that inevitably, many of them will fall flat. The movie simply seems a little too eager to please on occasion, and Sonnenfeld doesn't appear to trust the material well enough to let us get a moment to savor anything.
Nonetheless, enough of the comedy works effectively to make Big Trouble an enjoyable experience. Dark comedies are a tricky genre. For every winner like Ruthless People, you'll find scads of duds like Drowning Mona. While Trouble doesn't approach the heights of the former, it avoids the pitfalls of the latter and provides a generally entertaining program.
The DVD Grades: Picture B- / Audio B+ / Bonus C+
Big Trouble appears in an aspect ratio of approximately 1.85:1 on this single-sided, single-layered DVD; the image has been enhanced for 16X9 televisions. While generally attractive, the picture of Trouble presented a few too many problems for a brand-new movie.
Sharpness seemed solid. The movie always displayed a nicely distinct and well-defined image. I noticed no signs of softness or fuzziness during this concise and accurate picture. Jagged edges and moiré effects created no concerns, but I noticed some minor edge enhancement at times. As for print flaws, some light grain and artifacting showed up on occasion, and I also saw a few examples of speckles and grit. However, none of these caused excessive problems.
Given the tropical Miami setting of Big Trouble, I expected a vivid palette for the film, and the colors mostly seemed positive. Usually the hues came across as vibrant and lively. However, at times they appeared a little heavy and oversaturated. Black levels were reasonably deep and dense, but shadow detailed seemed slightly thick at times. Most low-light situations displayed appropriate delineation, however, and overall, I felt that Big Trouble mostly presented a satisfying image.
The Dolby Digital 5.1 soundtrack of Big Trouble seemed more consistently pleasing, though. While the soundfield maintained an emphasis on the forward channels, it broadened the spectrum nicely and opened up the proceedings well. In the front, music displayed fine stereo imaging, while effects blended cleanly and showed good spatial delineation. Elements appeared appropriately placed and moved convincingly across the domain.
Surround activity didn't seem heavy, but I felt impressed with the rear support given the genre in which the film fell; most comedies barely use those speakers. Despite its forward emphasis, Big Trouble often made solid use of the surrounds, especially as the movie progressed. The climax offered some excellent audio from fighter jets, and a number of other sequences provided fine reinforcement from the surrounds.
Audio quality appeared strong as well. Dialogue sounded natural and distinct, and I discerned no issues related to intelligibility or edginess. Music seemed bright and bold and showed nice clarity and dynamic range. The score played a heavy role in the movie, and the music popped from the speakers in a positive way. Effects came across as accurate and lively, and they packed a surprising wallop. The film featured an almost shocking amount of deep bass, and those tones sounded deep and tight. Ultimately, the soundfield of Big Trouble seemed just a little too passive to earn more than a "B+", but it still provided a strong auditory experience.
Although Big Trouble didn't include many extras, it offered a couple of items. Most significantly, we found an audio commentary from director Barry Sonnenfeld, who provided a running, screen-specific track. The veteran of many similar pieces, Sonnenfeld seemed comfortable with the format and gave us a generally entertaining and informative listen. He fell silent a little too frequently and occasionally simply told us what we saw on screen, but Sonnenfeld detailed a lot of aspects of the production, and he did it with his usual dry humor.
Sonnenfeld gleefully related moments he stole from other movies, and he also detailed changes made between Trouble and Dave Barry's novel. In addition, Sonnenfeld discussed some of his theories of comedic filmmaking. Overall, this track included a few too many flaws to seem like a great program, but it offered a generally solid and informative discussion. One disappointment: Sonnenfeld never mentioned the way in which September 11 affected the film. He clearly recorded the track after its theatrical release, so this omission seemed odd.
In an unusual touch, Trouble tossed in something called the Five-Minute Movie. In truth, it lasted seven minutes and 50 seconds, but essentially this edited out about 77 minutes of the film into this quick synopsis. Although a clever and quirky addition, it seemed pretty pointless.
Finally, the DVD offered some ads in the Sneak Peeks domain. This provided trailers for Out Cold and Corky Romano. Oddly, the package failed to include Trouble's trailer itself.
No one will mistake Big Trouble for a comedy classic, but I think the film got unfairly ignored during its theatrical release. It comes at you in fits and starts, but it generally offers an amusing and brisk piece. The DVD provides decent but moderately flawed picture along with surprisingly solid sound and a minor roster of extras. I didn't like Big Trouble enough to merit a purchase recommendation, but the movie would make for a nice rental choice.
Viewer Film Ratings: 4.3 Stars Number of Votes: 10


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Users within the European Economic Area (EEA) have additional rights and protections under the law. Most of these rights are enumerated in Section 13 below, "User Rights." EEA Users also have the right to more detail surrounding the legal justification for collecting and processing their data. Requests for more information on Roast's legal basis for processing personal information can be submitted via the Contact Us page on the Roast website.
KTI's legal basis for collecting and using personal information is based on its legitimate interest in providing its service to the User, in all cases except those highlighted in Section 4, Subsection b, "Legal Basis for Processing Outside of Legitimate Interests," and where such interests are overridden by data protection interests or fundamental rights and freedoms. Additional information about why KTI processes each category of data can be found in Section 3 above, "Collected Information." Legitimate interests include:
Providing detailed and high-quality Survey data to building managers, architects, researchers, and other interested parties.
Providing a satisfying and customized Survey experience to Owners, Administrators, and Participants.
Developing and improving Roast.
Legal Basis for Processing Outside of Legitimate Interests
Some Owner data is collected because of KTI's contractual obligation with Owners to provide service. Specifically, Roast requires Owners to provide an email address used to register a Roast account. The email address provided is the only method KTI uses to communicate account updates, password recovery, and general notifications. Owners must also provide KTI an address and phone number for the purpose of billing invoices for the cost of Roast.
In some situations, including a breach of Roast's databases, KTI has a legal obligation to investigate its data or to share certain data with authorities for investigation purposes. KTI will not share any information not required to comply with applicable laws.
KTI does not share information with any third party, nor does it allow any third party to gather data from the Roast website, with the following exceptions:
General Sharing
KTI will share information with its contractors, service providers, and other third parties providing data processing services and with whom the sharing of personal information is necessary to operate Roast. These third parties include Roast's database host and email notification service. KTI also enters into data processing agreements with third party data processors for purposes of compliance with legal standards including the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and to maintain best practices in privacy and security standards. By agreeing to Roast's Terms of Use, Users authorize KTI to engage these processors.
KTI will also share information as required by law in order to comply with any court order, subpoena, or other law or legal process when such a disclosure is necessary to investigate fraud, respond to a government or regulatory request, or protect KTI's rights, User safety, or the safety of others.
KTI shares aggregated, anonymous data such as total sales and total Users with its parent company, KieranTimberlake, to inform business decisions. This data does not include information specific to a particular Project or User.
In the event of a merger, sale, or transfer of some or all of Roast's assets, KTI will share information with a buyer or other successor.
KTI retains liability in cases of onward transfers to third parties.
Sharing Names and Email Addresses
Sharing Owners' Names and Emails
The name and email address associated with an Owner's account are shared with the Administrators and Participants that the Owner has invited to Roast. This information improves User experience, increases response rates, and informs Users how their data was obtained.
Sharing Administrators' Names and Emails
The name and email address associated with an Administrator's account are shared with other Administrators and Participants that the Administrator has invited to Roast. This information improves User experience, increases response rates, and informs Users how their data was obtained. Administrators' names and email addresses are also shared with the Owner and other Administrators assigned to that Project, for convenience when building Projects and Surveys.
Sharing Participants' Names and Emails
The name and email address associated with a Participant's account are shared with the Owner and Administrators tied to the Roast Survey they join. Names are provided for Owners' and Administrators' convenience when building Projects and Surveys.
Sharing Survey Responses
In the event that a User responds to a Survey, their response, including location, outfit information, and Survey answers, is accessible to the Owner and any Administrators tied to the Project. This Survey data is anonymized in the browser Results page, but when an Owner or Administrator downloads the full response data for analysis, a two-step process makes it possible for the Owner or Administrator to associate the participant emails with a specific response. This feature allows Owners or Administrators to contact participants to try to resolve specific discomforts and better manage their buildings. Requests for more information regarding Owner and Administrator access to Survey data, Users can contact us via the Contact Us page on the Roast website.
Whenever possible, Roast uses the most up to date and secure methods for data access and employs the most responsible and well-equipped vendors for data storage. Users are also encouraged to deploy their own data security tools when transmitting personal data, including but not limited to Internet firewalls and secure email servers. In the event of a security breach, KTI will notify affected Users so that they can take appropriate protective steps. KTI's breach notification procedures are consistent with its obligations under applicable country level, state and federal laws and regulations, including the GDPR. Requests for more information on Roast's security practices can be submitted via the Contact Us page on the Roast website.
Roast uses cookies only where necessary to allow Users to remain logged in to Roast throughout their session of Roast usage. Checking the box labeled "Remember me" upon login will enable these authentication cookies to remain on a User's device for two weeks before expiring and removing themselves. Users who do not check "Remember me" will have their cookies removed after a 24-hour period, or after the User closes the browser they used to access Roast, whichever occurs first. Because these cookies are necessary for the functioning of Roast and have no application outside of Roast, their placement is not impacted by Do Not Track browser settings.
How long Roast stores the User data described in Section 3, "Collected Information" depends on the User's role.
Users can terminate their account upon request via the Contact Us page on the Roast website. Requests for termination must include the first and last name and email address associated with the Roast account. Following receipt of a termination request, KTI will delete the account in no less than 14 business days. If an Owner requests that their account be deleted in this way, all data solely associated with the Projects they owned, such as floorplans and Survey data, will be deleted as well.
KTI will delete all account data, such as first and last name, email and outfit data, connected with an account at the time of account deletion, unless that information is required to be kept be local, state, federal or country laws, or that data is being used purely for statistical purposes.
All Owner account data, such as first and last name, email and outfit data, as well as the data associated with Projects belonging to the Owner, such as floorplans and response data, is stored for the entirety of the subscription period. Following account expiration, this data is archived on Roast servers for a period of 6 months. During this 6-month expiration grace period, Owners can't access this data, but it will be restored once the subscription is renewed. Following the 6-month expiration grace period, this data is deleted from Roast servers and will no longer be accessible even after subscription renewal.
Owners may choose to delete any Projects or Surveys under their control at any time during their subscription. When a Project or Survey is deleted, all associated Project or Survey data is deleted, such as Survey responses or Project floorplans.
Account data for Administrators, such as their first and last name, email and outfit data, is held on the Roast database as long as they remain an active User on Roast. Account information is deleted after 6 months of inactivity, or when the Administrator requests their account be deleted.
Administrators' Survey response data is retained at the discretion of the Owner, under the rules outlined in Section 8, Subsection a. If an Administrator would like their response data deleted sooner, they are responsible for contacting the Owner regarding this request.
Administrators may choose to delete Surveys under their control at any time during their subscription. When a Survey is deleted, all associated Survey data is deleted, such as Survey responses.
Account data for Participants, such as their first and last name, email and outfit data, is held on the Roast database as long as they remain an active User on Roast. Account information is deleted after 6 months of inactivity, or when the Participant requests their account be deleted.
Participants' Survey response data is retained at the discretion of the Owner, under the rules outlined in Section 8, Subsection a. If a Participant would like their response data deleted sooner, they are responsible for contacting the Owner regarding this request.
Roast is not intended for and may not be used by "Minors," defined as children under the age of 13, unless otherwise determined by the laws of their residence. Roast does not knowingly collect personal information from Minors or allow them to register. If KTI becomes aware that Roast has been used to collect personal data from a Minor or Minors, KTI will delete this information without notice. Notifications of Roast usage by a Minor can be submitted via the Contact Us page on the Roast website.
As KTI's services and the legal landscape evolve, changes to this Privacy Policy may become necessary. The most current version will always be available on the Roast website. In the event that Privacy Policy changes will have a significant impact to Users, as determined by KTI, Users will receive an email alert notifying them of the changes. Because Roast access is contingent upon agreement to the Privacy Policy, Users that do not agree to any of the revisions must discontinue using Roast.
KTI complies with the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield Framework and the Swiss-U.S. Privacy Shield Framework as set forth by the U.S. Department of Commerce regarding the collection, use, and retention of personal information transferred from the European Union and Switzerland to the United States. KTI has certified to the Department of Commerce that it adheres to the Privacy Shield Principles. If there is any conflict between the terms in this privacy policy and the Privacy Shield Principles, the Privacy Shield Principles shall govern. To learn more about the Privacy Shield program, and to view our certification, please visit https://www.privacyshield.gov/
Roast's uploaded and processed data is controlled by either Owners or KTI, depending on the data type.
Response Data
Roast collects and stores information provided by Users, including but not limited to: Survey responses, location data as reported on the Survey floorplan, outfit details, and the time at which responses were submitted. Once provided, this information is controlled by the Owner and any Administrators assigned to the User's Project.
Roast collects and stores information provided by Owners, including the Owner's contact information. Once provided, this information is controlled by KTI.
Administrator and Participant Contact Information
Owners or Administrators provide Roast with User email addresses that allow Users to join a Project or Survey. By agreeing to Roast's Terms of Use, Owners and Administrators confirm they have all requisite rights and permissions to generate, access, and use the data associated with their Surveys and Projects, including Administrator and Participant email addresses. Contact information is controlled by the Owner and any Administrators the Owner assigns to their Project.
All other account information, including but not limited to, names, notification settings, passwords, billing information, and usage data, is controlled by KTI.
User Rights Overview
This section provides an overview of User rights. Some Users, including those within the European Economic Area, as well as Swiss individuals, have additional rights detailed in Section 13, subsection b, "Rights for EU and Swiss Individuals," that they can exercise by contacting their data controller through the mechanisms provided in Section 13, Subsection c, "Exercising User Rights."
User rights include:
Data access rights: the right to obtain and view their User data processed by Roast.
Right to restrict processing: the right to ask that their User data be held without further processing.
Right of rectification: the right to request that incorrect data about them be corrected.
Right to erasure/right to be forgotten: the right to request that their User data be deleted.
Right to object: the right to object to the legal basis for processing their User data.
Right to data portability: the right to obtain their User data in a format that is usable in other applications.
These rights may be subject to exceptions or limitations in very select circumstances. KTI will notify Users of such circumstances in its response to requests to exercise rights.
Rights for EU and Swiss Individuals
EU and Swiss individuals are granted rights in accordance with Privacy Shield principles. These principles are: notice; choice (the opportunity to opt out of disclosure of their personal information to a third party, or the use of their personal information for purposes materially different from the purposes for which is was originally collected); accountability for onward transfer; security; data integrity and purpose limitation; access (the right to know what personal information an organization holds, and to be able to correct, amend, or delete that information in appropriate cases); and recourse, enforcement and liability. Rights pertaining to these principles are detailed in the Privacy Shield Framework. KTI is committed to subjecting all personal information and data received from EU and Swiss individuals to the Privacy Shield Framework's applicable principles.
Owners should submit a request via the Contact Us page on the Roast website or write to KTI at:
841 North American Street, Philadelphia, PA 19123, USA
KTI will respond to requests to exercise these rights within 30 days of their receipt. Owners can also view and change their name, notification settings, password, and outfit information by visiting their Roast profile page.
To exercise their rights regarding response data or contact information, Administrators should contact the Owner of the Survey they are administering, since the Owner is the controller of their User data. More information on data controllers is available in Section 12, "Data Control".
Administrators having difficulty contacting their Survey Owner or wishing to exercise their rights regarding other data types should submit a request via the Contact Us page on the Roast website, or write to KTI at:
For requests regarding data that KTI is the controller of, KTI will respond to requests to exercise these rights within 30 days of their receipt. For requests regarding data that Owners control, KTI will do its best to facilitate communication in a quick and satisfactory manner. Administrators can also view and change their name, notification settings, password, and outfit information by visiting their Roast profile page.
To exercise their rights regarding response data or contact information, Participants should contact the Owner of the Survey they are administering, since the Owner is the controller of their User data. More information on data controllers is available in Section 12, "Data Control".
Participants having difficulty contacting their Survey Owner or wishing to exercise their rights regarding other data types should submit a request via the Contact Us page on the Roast website, or write to KTI at:
For requests regarding data that KTI is the controller of, KTI will respond to requests to exercise these rights within 30 days of their receipt. For requests regarding data that Owners control, KTI will do its best to facilitate communication in a quick and satisfactory manner. Participants can also view and change their name, notification settings, password, and outfit information by visiting their Roast profile page.
Exercising User Rights
To exercise their rights, Users will need to contact the controller of their data.
To exercise their rights regarding response data or contact information, or to withdraw consent to the use of Cookies at any time, Site Visitors should submit a request via the Contact Us page on the Roast website, or write to KTI at:
841 North American Street
For requests regarding data that KTI is the controller of, KTI will respond to requests to exercise these rights within 30 days of their receipt. For requests regarding data that Owners control, KTI will do its best to facilitate communication in a quick and satisfactory manner.
User Rights Compliance
KTI will resolve complaints about Roast's collection or use of User information. European Union and Swiss individuals with inquiries or complaints regarding Roast's Privacy Policy should submit a request via the Contact Us page on the Roast website, or write to KTI at:
KTI will cooperate with the panel established by the European Union (EU) data protection authorities (DPAs) and the Swiss Federal Data Protection and Information Commissioner, and it will also comply with the advice given by the panel and Commissioner regarding data transferred from the EU and Switzerland.
The DPA of the nation in which a User is located will serve as the lead supervisory authority for a User's complaint, as per the guidelines released by the Article 29 Data Protection Working Party of the European Commission.
Under certain conditions in which KTI cannot adequately address the complaint, users have the right to invoke binding arbitration.
KTI is subject to the investigatory and enforcement powers of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).


This is a really lovely church, and should be on your must see list if visiting Monmouthshire.
The tower is unusual. It belongs to the period when the Welsh border was subject to sudden raids and the villagers might need to seek refuge at any time. The tower has five feet thick walls and is capped with a 'Dovecote' which in times of scarcity or danger could have housed pigeons as well as bells. The clock was installed in 1926.
Here are two views of the nave, the first looking east, the second west. The reading desk, visible to the left of the west facing view, has its front made from a piece of the old rood screen. It is pierced with tracery, one in the form of a cross. These carvings were 'Hagioscopes' or Squints which enabled the congregation to view the proceedings in the otherwise hidden chancel.
Here are the reading desk, entrance door (within a door) from the south porch and the font.
The piscina dates from the 13th century and has a semicircular canopy, rather out of keeping with its date.
The tomb (below) is in the north aisle. It is the tomb of John Morgan and his wife Ann. John died at the Waen, his residence, in Skenfrith in 1557. He was Steward of the Dutchy of Lancaster and the last governor of the well known "Three Castles" (Grosmont, Skenfrith and White Castle). He was a member of parliament for the Monmouthshire Boroughs in 1553 and 1554.
Near the tomb is the Morgan Pew, carved in the Jacobean style and of the square shape used at that time.
The east window has been assembled from fragments of ancient glass which were recovered from the ground below various windows by a former vicar. They date from the 15th century. The rest of the windows are glazed with beautiful old crown glass.
This view of the church interior is taken from the south aisle, looking across the nave, into the north aisle. Note the picturesque oil lamps.
The final view of the church is from the north-east showing the chancel, north aisle and the top of the tower. The tower contains six bells, dating from 1764, which were re-hung in 1911. They were cast by Thomas Rudhall.


What is the Parent School Partnership?
These beliefs are common among pupils, parents and teachers. But they have been proven to be wrong, and furthermore they have been proven to be detrimental to an individual's learning.
Always praise effort and the use of effective strategies, rather than achievement or intelligence.
Carol Dweck summarises her findings here.


He was so young, too.
The body of a dead sperm whale that washed up on a resort town's shore reveals a sad truth about animals who live in the oceans.
An autopsy at a local wildlife rescue center in Cabo de Palos, Spain, revealed that 64 pounds of trash — including plastic bags, fishing nets and ropes — had become lodged inside the whale's digestive tract, ultimately killing the animal.
This is far from the first time marine animals have suffered the fatal consequences of garbage produced and discarded by human beings. In 2016, a pod of 13 sperm whales was wiped out from ingesting trash.
Recent footage shot underwater shows just how polluted certain parts of the oceans really are.
About 8 million metric tons of plastic get dumped in the ocean every single year — and it's catching up with us. Soon there could be more plastic in the oceans than fish.
Luckily, many countries have decided to take action, restricting the use of plastic bags or banning them altogether in favor of reusable or biodegradable options. And the local leadership in Cabo de Palos has started a campaign to raise awareness about ocean waste.
You can help protect whales and other ocean animals by recycling whenever you can. You can also skip getting straws in your drinks and opt for eco-friendly grocery bags.


Bullet For My Valentine return with album number six titled 'Gravity' after releasing two singles from the album 'Over it' and 'Letting You Go'.
Punk rockers BlackWaters; who we previously covered at Camden Rocks; have released their longest EP to date with 5 tracks titled 'People Street'.
LA Ska Punkers The Interrupters have released album number three titled 'Fight the Good Fight' after releasing lead song 'She's Kerosene'.
Folk rock duo Boxers Jaw from Massachusetts have released their new album 'Guilt & Shame'.
Brisbane rockers TIRED EYES have officially released their debut EP 'In Denial, Force a Smile'.
Dublin garage rockers Fangclub have released their latest EP 'True Love' their latest EP since the released of their self-titled debut album.
Tom Lumley has left a nice surprise by releasing new single 'Crawling' on all streaming platforms.
Rolo Tomassi will be hitting the road on a short but brilliant 5 date tour bringing Norwegian punk rockers Blood Command and Norwich based screamo rockers Cassus along for the ride.
A short and sweet tour which adds on to their current summer dates which see's Rolo playing multiple festivals all touring their latest album Time Will Die and Love Will Bury It.


Alice Phoebe Lou combines soul, blues and jazz in following her very independent flair for crafting a very special sound.
See her play at Bristol Thekla, The Deaf Institute at Manchester, EartH - Hackney Arts Centre in London and The Bodega at Nottingham during April 2019.
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