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The University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) recently announced plans to significantly increase provision in its Burnley campus. The ambitious plans will see the number of University students in the town rise from under 400 to 2,000 by 2021 and 4,000 by 2025.
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In 2012, J-Good begins rapping and took his quest to make music seriously. From his high school days, Jermaine was told that he had this powerful cool tone in his voice. This made him take rap more seriously although his passion is playing basketball since the tender age of 8 years old. J-Good's other passion, other than music is clothing. He could step in a room and people would ask – where did you get that?
J-Good's name derived from Jullius Ice- a childhood friend and teammate on his label -G-FLY. Goodie and Jullius would talk on the phone from time to time when J-Good was living in New York during the time. Goodie is an artist who has lived in 2 major cities and loved a challenge during his adolescent years. During his career, J-Good has performed in places like New York and the tri-state areas. Also, he has had the opportunity to perform in Toronto amongst other cities in Canada.
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Curran and BWI Airport are 11 hours 4 mins far apart, if you drive non-stop.
This is the fastest route from Curran, MI to BWI Airport. The halfway point is Peninsula, OH.
Curran, MI and BWI Airport are in the same time zone (EDT). Current time in both locations is 4:21 am.
A car with an MPG of will need 33.36 gallons of gas to cover the route between Curran, MI and BWI Airport.
The estimated cost of gas to go from Curran to BWI Airport is $94.40.
During the route, an average car will release 653.52 pounds of CO2 to the atmosphere. Your carbon footprint is 0.91 pounds of CO2 per mile.
If you want to meet halfway between Curran, MI and BWI Airport or just make a stop in the middle of your trip, the exact coordinates of the halfway point of this route are 41.250984 and -81.522316, or 41º 15' 3.5424" N, 81º 31' 20.3376" W. This location is 360.25 miles away from Curran, MI and BWI Airport and it would take approximately 5 hours 32 mins to reach the halfway point from both locations.
The closest town to the halfway point is Peninsula, OH, situated 368.46 miles from Curran, MI and 355.98 miles from BWI Airport. It would take 5 hours 50 mins to go from Curran to Peninsula and 5 hours 28 mins to go from BWI to Peninsula.
The major city closest to the halfway point between Curran, MI and BWI Airport is Cleveland, OH, situated 362.07 miles from Curran, MI and 374.21 miles from BWI Airport. It would take 5 hours 45 mins to go from Curran to and 5 hours 47 mins to go from BWI to Cleveland.
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Guess who turned 6 years old on Wednesday?
Sorry for my absence this week. Aside from my day job I've been soaking up lots of Jason time: going out for dates, meeting up with friends, taking a day trip to IKEA, working on landscaping projects in the dark, entertaining new friends at our home, watching shooting stars from a hot tub on a cool night … we've been been busy, y'all!
Bonus phone photo this week: Lucy sticking her tongue out at me after I gave her a bath and a haircut.
I'm tired of typing and retyping this story so I'm going to copy this from an e-mail I wrote Tuesday. In short, Lucy was attacked by 2 pit bulls who got loose Monday morning. In trying to rescue her, while the owner was trying to get control of her dogs, my right hand got cut, punctured & bruised and my right knee got scraped up. Lucy is miraculously unhurt. (Seriously, this must be a miracle!) and I'm confident my hand and knee will be fine in a few days. It could have been so much worse. Thank God it wasn't!
Here's long story of what happened. Our friends Leila and Jeremy live down the road and around the corner from us. Their house was slowly flooding on Sunday. J is out of the country but on his way home now. We helped Leila on Sunday get out some of her most important items out, move most of the cars/scooters out before they got flooded, etc. Sunday night at 11pm the water was just about at the foundation line (but several feet deep in the yard). Monday morning when I woke up I decided to walk Lucy down to their house to see how things had changed. The water had come up about 4′ and stayed that way most of yesterday.
Right after Lucy and I got down to the edge of the water a neighbor's two pit bulls got loose out of their back yard and starting charging at Lucy and I. The owner was in her front yard. She yelled "Pick up your dog!" as she took off running after them. In my 2 or 3 seconds to react I decided that picking up Lucy would probably result in me being knocked down by the two dogs that probably each weigh as much as me. They just sniffed for a second and then started jumping on her and biting. It was so scary. I just kept yelling "No! No!" at the dogs. It was probably only a matter of 30 seconds before the owner got her dogs under control. I was trying to pull Lucy away. She was trying to pull her dogs back and at one point, as I tried to pull one of the dogs off of Lucy my right hand made contact with teeth.
I scooped Lucy up right away. Another friend and neighbor was there and I asked if I could put Lucy in her car so she could take us somewhere. Right about that time Leila and her brother Nate pulled up (coming to check on the house). I asked them to take us back home to survey what had happened. Blood was dripping and I was sure Lucy had been cut somewhere. I mean – I could see the dogs mouths around her – I was right there! But we couldn't find any cuts or puncture wounds on her anywhere. Besides being in shock and pooping and puking for a few minutes, she seemed totally fine.
My hand stopped bleeding pretty quickly and within a few minutes my parents came over and my nurse-mama cleaned me up and bandaged up my hand. I also scrapped up my knee pretty bad on the concrete. This morning Lucy and I are both pretty sore and moving a little slow but she still seems to be fine. My fingers are a little bruised and swollen and I'm taking antibiotics to prevent inflection. It could have been so much worse and I really think it's a miracle that Lucy is OK. I'm confident my hand will be fine in a few days.
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I just had moment where I realised the time was only 11 hrs behind and not 12.
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Brasington, missions leader, dies at 85
By Maria Elena Baseler, posted March 29, 2011 in
FORT MYERS, Fla. (BP)–"It's all about Jesus."
Those words were the life motto of retired Southern Baptist missionary J. Bryan "Breezy" Brasington, according to family, friends and former colleagues who participated in a memorial service in his honor March 19 at Gateway Baptist Church in Fort Myers, Fla.
Brasington accepted Christ as his Savior at age 8 and spent the rest of his life allowing Christ to transform him, his son Kim Brasington said during the service. "Did you love his kindness? His gentleness? His ready smile? His optimism?" Kim said of his father. "I can guarantee you that none of that was of the making of James Bryan Brasington. It was of the making of his King."
Brasington, 85, served 36 years in global missions, first as a missionary to Peru and later as a leader of missionaries in South America. He died of cardiac disease March 13 in Lehigh Acres, Fla., with his daughter Lindy Gonzales by his side.
"He remained a missionary to the very end, no longer able to travel overseas or speak eloquently because of his health but still a pure-hearted servant, sharing the love of Christ with everyone he met," Gateway senior pastor Mark Gonzales said during the service, reading from a tribute Lindy wrote for her father. "He leaves behind a legacy of laughter and joy, compassion and kindness. In yielding himself completely to the Lord, he was able to live a life devoted to loving God with all his heart, soul, mind and strength, and his neighbor as himself."
Brasington's life also will be celebrated during an April 29 memorial service at the International Mission Board in Richmond, Va.
Born Sept. 2, 1925, in Heath Springs, S.C., Brasington was the fourth of seven children. He interrupted his education at Clemson (S.C.) University where he was on a football scholarship to serve in the Merchant Marine during World War II. After the war, he studied at Stetson University in DeLand, Fla., where he met his future wife, the former Victoria (Vickey) Young of Gainesville, Fla. They were married May 30, 1948.
Nicknamed "Breezy" for his speed as an athlete, Brasington played professional baseball for the DeLand Red Hats in the Florida State League and later was recruited to play for the Boston Red Sox. He declined that offer to follow God's call into full-time ministry.
"After a tremendous battle between baseball and God, I'm glad I chose God…. I've been on the right team," Brasington said in an interview shortly before his December 1991 retirement as the International Mission Board's area director for Spanish South America.
But Brasington admitted he still had "a bit of baseball in my blood."
That was a blessing to Bill Cashion, former IMB missionary to Venezuela, now senior pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church in Clarkesville, Ga. Before Cashion and his wife Kathy became missionaries, Cashion had volunteered with the Atlanta Braves organization as a chaplain through Baseball Chapel, a ministry to professional baseball players.
"The fact that we felt called to Venezuela, where the national sport is baseball, filled [Brasington] with joy," Cashion said. "Breezy saw baseball as a vehicle to share the Gospel with thousands of people."
Through Brasington's encouragement, Cashion started an outreach to professional baseball players in Venezuela and planted churches through evangelistic baseball clinics for Venezuelan young people. "Breezy was my Barnabas in baseball ministry" in Venezuela, Cashion said. "I will always be thankful for his cheerful encouragement and sincere support for our ministry. I know that thousands who came to Christ through the baseball clinics, while not knowing him, are grateful also."
In fact, one of Brasington's greatest contributions to International Mission Board work in South America was encouraging missionaries to begin innovative ministries, said Betty Law, retired IMB vice president for the Americas who worked with Brasingon for more than a decade. "If a missionary got to talking to Breezy about a dream he or she had of doing something in ministry, he had a knack for helping them see how they could make that dream a reality," said Law, of Fort Worth, Texas.
Brasington not only was an encourager of missionaries; he also encouraged IMB administrators who worked alongside him. One was Joe Bruce, who served as area director for Middle America when Brasington was area director for Spanish South America.
"He was a little older than I … and since he already knew the ropes, he kind of took me under his wing along with some of the rest of the younger guys [IMB area directors]," Bruce said. "He became a mentor and a good friend. Breezy was one of those guys who not only loved the Lord, he loved people. And he looked for ways to serve people in just ordinary activities."
Bruce recalled that when his oldest daughter gave birth prematurely to a son, the baby struggled to survive. Bruce's wife traveled to Texas to be with the family, but Bruce stayed behind in Richmond for required meetings with IMB leaders.
As the weekend approached, "Breezy came in and said, 'Joe, I've got this coupon for an airline ticket. I want you to use it. There are always going to be meetings and things to do, but you need to be with your family right now. Take this ticket and make the arrangements.'
"Breezy was one of those guys who knew how to be a servant leader," Bruce added.
Before becoming a missionary, Brasington served as pastor of First Baptist Church in Umatilla, Fla., following his graduation from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Ky. While a pastor in Florida in 1955, Brasington and his wife were appointed IMB missionaries to Peru, where they worked in student ministry, theological education and evangelism, living in Lima, Trujillo and Arequipa.
After Brasington moved into administration, the couple lived two years in Cali, Colombia, then served at the IMB's home office in Richmond, where Brasington was area director of Western South America. In 1987, an IMB reorganization took them to Ecuador, where he served as area director for Spanish South America. The couple retired to Richmond in 1992 when Brasington began working part-time in the board's development office. The Brasingtons also served in volunteer missions until Vickey was diagnosed with cancer in 1997. Brasington spent the next four years caring for her until her death in 2001.
Six months after his wife's death, Brasington suffered a stroke that affected his speech. From then on, he lived in Fort Myers with his daughter Lindy and her family.
"For a master storyteller with hundreds and hundreds of incredible stories to tell, for Breezy to have that particular condition after a stroke … I'll just be honest with you, I said, 'Lord, I don't get that,'" said Brasington's son-in-law, pastor Mark Gonzales. "So we prayed that the [speech aphasia] might be lifted. And, of course, it never really was. But for 10 years we saw a man live a life and preach the Gospel through his spirit, apart from words, through his love and grace and humility. It was phenomenal."
Brasington is survived by his son, Kim Brasington of Rock Springs, Wyo.; his daughter, Lindy Gonzales of Fort Myers, Fla.; nine grandchildren; and one great-grandson.
The family suggests memorial donations to his church's mission fund: Gateway Baptist Church, 13241 Griffin Drive, Fort Myers, FL 33913. The church's website is www.gbcfm.com.
Maria Elena Baseler is an International Mission Board writer/editor in the Americas. Tristan Taylor, also an IMB writer in the Americas, contributed to this story.
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Mr. Player as you celebrate your 80th birthday and reflect back on your life; what single event or person shaped your moral and mental constitution as a person? And what value or mantra do you have that helps you succeed?
GP: The ability to overcome adversity is what gave me strength. So, it's unfair to point out just one instance because I faced hard times throughout my life. My mother died when I was only eight-years-old, I had to accept it and move on. When my brother left for war and made me promise to work out, I stayed true to that promise even though the only person pushing me was myself. I had to sleep on the beach the night before my first British Open Championship, but it was just part of my journey to become a World Champion. As for a mantra, I have always maintained that the harder you practice, the luckier you get.
RT: You are well known for your incredible physical fitness routine? Have you ever wrestled an alligator?
GP: (Laughs) No yet, but that might be something I can start training for!
RT: You are one of a few players in the history of our great game to win the "career Grand Slam". Which of those victories in your Grand Slam was the most difficult to win?
GP: I am very proud to have achieved two career Grand Slams, one on the Regular tour and one on the Senior Tour. The next Major is always the hardest to win. I was 29 and had the lead at the 1965 U.S. Open, but didn't make it easy on myself. With three holes to play and up by three shots, I thought the Grand Slam was mine. But in golf anything can happen. I wasn't patient enough and the lead vanished. I had to win the tournament in an 18-hole playoff against the Australian Kel Nagle. I don't think I played in another tournament when there was so much pressure to win given the significance.
RT: I love your logo and nick name. How'd you get the nick name "The Black Knight?
GP: Growing up, I was a big fan of the Western genre of TV shows. One of my favorites was Jack Paladin, Have Gun - Will Travel. He wore all black. He was a good man and helped others. My father had convinced me I needed to create a style and a logo if I was going to build an identity, so I chose The Black Knight because it fit my demeanor. Perhaps subconsciously, I chose black to represent the people of Africa whom I have always tried to help.
RT: You are without question one of the greatest players to have ever played the game. What would you like your legacy to be?
GP: Golf has brought so many blessing to my life. I was able to travel all over the world and provide a good life for my family. I dined with world leaders and with local tribesmen in the African bush. But my goal is not to be remembered as only a professional golfer. I am still very active and want to make a difference in the lives of people. We are doing this through The Player Foundation and have set a goal to raise $100 million for children by 2020. When we accomplish this goal, I hope that helping people will be the biggest part of my legacy. We call it "Golf and Giving."
RT: What do you think off all the "screaming and yelling" these days that comes from the Galleries directed towards players?
GP: I really don't like it at unless it is positive applause for a great shot. I hate the idiots that yell out "you da man" for no reason at all. As long as the player about to hit the ball is the one instigating the noise, and it doesn't distract the other golfers who are playing on a different hole, then I'm all for vigorous applause.
RT: South Africa's incredible story of evolution from abandoning the Apartheid system to a modern country is remarkable. It is amazing to me that in those twenty short years that the people have come so far along in their emotional maturity. They openly discuss the travesties and mistakes of the past. They openly talk about race relations and struggles of economics. It is simply amazing to me that in such a short time, twenty years, that all races of people are now moving together in unity. What does South Africa's evolution and progress as a society say about mankind's ability to solve conflicts amongst people of different religions, races and backgrounds?
GP: We certainly have come a long way in a short amount of time. Love is the most important part of any society. When you figure out how to love one another, forgive one another, respect one another, great things can happen. What has happened in South Africa is an example the world should never forget.
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Note: There are lots of ways to make garam masala, but here's the mix I use – 5 parts ground cumin, 4 parts ground coriander, 3 parts ground black pepper, 2 parts cardamom, and 1 part ground cloves.
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Mendes is back
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After undergoing five grueling months of rehab, Jonna Mendes is back. Back on her feet, back on skis and back on track to qualify for the upcoming 2002 Olympics in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Mendes, who broke her right foot in March's U.S. Alpine Championships in Big Mountain, Mont., returned to the slopes Aug. 21 during a 10-day trip to Saas Fe, Switzerland with the Europa Cup team.
"It wasn't that big of a deal to get back out on snow," Mendes said. "I was most concerned with how my foot was going to feel being crammed back into my race boots and how that pain might hinder my skiing, but it ended up being absolutely fine. It was like I had never missed a day."
Shortly after her crash at Big Mountain, Mendes underwent surgery. After the procedure, U.S. Ski Team doctors told Jonna that the road back to recovery would be a long one.
"I was told it was going to be at least six months until I could realistically think about skiing," Mendes said. "Well, that wasn't good enough for me, so I shot for four-and-a-half months."
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Returning home to South Lake Tahoe, Mendes got to work right away.
Led by physical therapists Jenny Cooper and Chris Proctor of Emerald Bay Physical Therapy and U.S. Men's Ski Team head physician Terry Orr from the Tahoe Fracture Clinic, Mendes began rehabilitating her foot only one week after her accident.
"She's a real driven person," Proctor said. "Out of all the athletes I've worked with, she is the most dedicated for sure."
Early on, Mendes's therapy consisted of massages and soft tissue work which helped keep her foot stimulated while she was on crutches. After about nine weeks, her training progressed into a more rigorous schedule, which involved weight lifting, balancing exercises, swimming, gymnastics and bicycling.
"My rehab really wasn't as hard as I expected," Mendes said. "I think that had a lot to do with the fact that I've never been seriously injured before."
Mendes also attributed her speedy recovery to her trainers.
"Jenny and Chris helped make it a lot of fun, and we did silly things every day that made things easier. Doctor Orr was great as well. He knew how badly I wanted to get skiing again, but he gave me conservative guidelines, knowing very well that I was going to push them whenever I could."
Mendes went on to say that she took Orr's advice very seriously after seeing a handful of her teammates rush back into skiing too soon, only to reinjure themselves.
"Trying to go 90 mph on a downhill course with a lingering injury is just reckless," Mendes said. "I'm trying to get back out on the snow as strong, healthy and confident as possible."
This past Sunday Mendes showed her strength while attending a ski team conditioning camp. During the dreaded preseason physical testing she came away with a personal best on the bike test and completed leg strength tests that revealed she has had a successful preparation period leading into the ski season.
"From where things looked in March, I think everyone is really surprised," Proctor said. "But in her case, I think she's been driven to prove everyone wrong."
Ultimate proof for Mendes would be to fulfill a dream she has fostered since the 1998 Winter Games ended, making the 2002 Olympic squad.
"First, I'd like to qualify," she said. "That is my first goal and the most important toward my ultimate goal of medaling."
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Fate of So-Called 'FACT Act' Rests with Senator Graham and Other Influential Members of Congress
Posted on November 16, 2015 October 4, 2017 by Sokolove Law Team
A bill that would make it more difficult for asbestos-exposure victims to receive justice and compensation is now pending in Congress.
The creatively-named Furthering Asbestos Claim Transparency (FACT) Act of 2015 (H.R. 526) will soon be voted on in the House of Representatives. A companion bill, the identical FACT Act (S. 357), will also soon be acted on in the Senate.
The passage or rejection of the bill now depends on the likes of GOP presidential candidate and South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham. Graham, a moderate Republican, has yet to take a public stance on the bill which could literally mean life or death for the men and women suffering from asbestos-related diseases, such as mesothelioma, a rare form of cancer that most commonly affects the pleural lining of the lung.
When asked if Senator Graham supported the FACT Act or not, his office told the Palmetto Business Daily newspaper that Sen. Graham "continues to review this legislation."
Bad for Sick People, Good for Cyber Criminals
The FACT Act was introduced to the House of Representatives by Representative Blake Farenthold (R-TX). Farenthold, who has received over $200,000 in campaign contributions from asbestos-industry interests, has asserted on numerous occasions that the bill was designed to reduce asbestos-lawsuit fraud. In spite of Farenthold's claim, there is absolutely no evidence that such fraudulent litigation exists. On his website, Farenthold has stated, "The FACT Act will discourage this kind of abuse by shining light on the [asbestos] trust system, as sunlight is often the best disinfectant."
Senator Jeff Flake (R-AZ) introduced the FACT Act in the Senate. Senator Flake is a GOP colleague of still-undecided Senator Graham. The FACT Act has gained the support of other Senate Republicans, as well.
So what makes this bill so bad for victims? The FACT Act would require asbestos trusts to file quarterly reports disclosing the information on claims made, the amount of money collected by claimants, and personal information regarding the claimants. If the bill passes, any asbestos-exposure victim seeking compensation for injuries would have to allow court-ordered trusts to publish sensitive personal information on the Internet, including their name, employment history, and the last 4 digits of their social security number. If the provisions of the FACT Act were to hold, the information would be available to the public.
This would leave asbestos victims extremely vulnerable to cybercrime and identity theft.
Furthermore, all of the paperwork and bureaucracy created by the bill would delay victims from getting their just compensation. Many asbestos-exposure victims are hard-working, blue collar men and women that wouldn't be able to afford medical treatments on their own. These men and women are desperately sick and cannot – nor do they deserve to – maneuver bureaucratic hurdles that would leave them further vulnerable to crime.
The Moment of Truth: Lindsey Graham's Influential Role in Congress
While Graham isn't polling well in the Republican primaries, he steady remains an influential member of the Senate Judiciary Committee. His position as a senior member will thus greatly affect the chances of the bill getting through the Senate.
As he campaigns for the presidency, Graham has tried to establish himself as a firm supporter of the military and an advocate of a strong national defense. Graham served in the military himself for 33 years. His campaign website features photos of himself in uniform as well as photos of meetings with troops.
According to the Association of the U.S. Navy (AUSN), about 1 in 3 asbestos-related deaths in the U.S. occurs to a veteran. During and following WWII, the U.S. Navy was sold shipbuilding materials from asbestos-using manufacturers and these materials were used extensively in their shipbuilding processes.
Consequently, hundreds and thousands of workers and service men and women were exposed to this deadly mineral. In a letter of opposition to the FACT Act, the AUSN said it quite clearly:
"Veterans across the country disproportionately make up those who are dying and afflicted with mesothelioma and other asbestos related illnesses and injuries."
So, the time has come for Senator Graham to put his vote where his mouth is. If he truly supports US veterans as he states extensively in his 2016 presidential bid, then he will vote against the FACT Act and protect those who have served our country and are now suffering as a result of it.
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New bone materials alongside Vitamin K and Calcium in Chinese cabbage play an important role of keeping the teeth and bones strong. Calcium also helps enhances nerve function while Vitamin K promotes fat breakdown and blood clotting. A cup of bok choy contains 64% Vitamin K and 16% Calcium.
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December 2 – 17
For the cinephiles: Hammer Museum presents its annual screening series featuring some of the year's finest films, followed by Q&As with the stars. This year, see My Name Is Dolemite followed by a chat with Eddie Murphy, Booksmart with director Olivia Wilde, Farewell with director Lulu Wang, and Parasite with director Bong Joon-ho. Find the full schedule and available tickets here.
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December?8
The 2019 event marks the 33rd Annual Parade of Lights. Starting with fun for the entire family at Santa's Village, the event culminates with a five-minute fireworks display. The boat parade is preceded by Santa's Village activities beginning at 3 p.m. on the City Pier in Santa Barbara Harbor. Join hundreds of families diving into 10 tons of snow, and getting photos with Santa.
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Join the city's most festive New Year's Eve celebration presented by the Santa Barbara Symphony. The always-entertaining Bob Bernhardt will conduct a rousing program celebrating the music of Carole King, Tina Turner, Aretha Franklin, and more.
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Through January 5 or 20
Take a few twirls around the outdoor ice rinks at Embarcadero Center, Union Square, and Civic Center. Located at the foot of Market Street, the Embarcadero Center rink is open until January 5, and the Union Square rink is open until January 20. The city's newest ice rink at Civic Center will remain through January 5. And if you're feeling that's not quite entertainment enough, catch Drag Queens on Ice at the Union Square Ice Rink on December 5 or 6 — only in San Francisco!
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December?6 – 21
Satisfy the gourmands with the Twelve Days of Christmas dinner series at the Restaurant at Meadowood. Now in its eleventh year, this delicious celebration invites influential chefs from around the world to collaborate in the kitchen for twelve nights of unique dinners inspired by the region. The dinners benefit the local non-profit, Saint Helena Preschool for All, Inc., so feel even better about splurging for a cause.
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Greenfield, MA. May 9, 2008 In a signed letter to MA DEP Commissioner Laurie Burt dated April 30, 2008, the Connecticut River Watershed Council and 13 other environmental groups registered their concerns about cooling methods proposed for a new wood chip burning power plant on the Westfield River at Russell. DEP issued a draft permit in February authorizing the plant's developers to use up to 885,000 gallons of Westfield River water daily to cool the proposed 50 megawatt plant at a dam on the site of the former Westfield Paper Mill.
The groups–including Clean Water Action, the Westfield River Wild and Scenic Advisory Committee, Mass. Audubon, and a half dozen river protection interests, contend that the Westfield River would be degraded by heated water being returned to the river. They also had reservations about the volume of the water withdrawals and questioned the methods used to estimate river flow impacts, according to Andrea Donlon, a River Steward for the Connecticut River Watershed Council. "We all agree that air cooling is the best option for the Westfield River," Donlon says, "It may cost more money, but many similar plants around the country are employing it."
One issue that sparked the drafting of a joint letter to the state was DEP's use of the Westfield River's historic low-flow record as the benchmark for shutting down the plant and its river cooling operations during times of drought. The groups feel this standard is unduly low, and would harm the river's aquatic life, "While we appreciate the idea behind this condition, using the lowest flow ever recorded is not an adequate trigger to protect the resource," the letter states.
Donlon, who helped draft the letter, noted that its intent was not to stymie environmentally sound energy development, "We just don't want see what's been proposed as an environmentally friendly project have negative impacts on rivers and habitats," she stated from CRC's Greenfield Headquarters, "We feel this draft permit can be improved."
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Treynor Ratio : Meaning, Calculation, How to use it and More
Treynor Ratio measures the efficiency with which the fund manager has allocated the fund's assets to compensate the investor for taking the given level of risk.
What is Treynor Ratio?
Treynor ratio is a measure of the returns earned more than the risk-free return at a given level of market risk. It highlights the risk-adjusted profits generated by a mutual fund scheme. This ratio was given by Jack Treynor, thereby expanding the contribution of William Sharpe towards modern portfolio theory. The Sharpe Ratio provides an overview of the return generating capacity of the fund against the overall risk. However, the Treynor Ratio exclusively focuses on how well the portfolio has performed in the backdrop of risks prevailing in the economy.
To make things lucid, you need to know that returns of an investment portfolio are vulnerable to two types of risk, i.e. company risk and market risk. If your portfolio returns fall on account of one firm in the segment, it is because of internal adverse factors faced by the firm. You may perceive it as a company-related risk.
On the other hand, if the portfolio returns are affected due to bad performance of firms, then the reason might be an overall economic downturn. You may perceive it as market risk. You are advised to maintain a diversified portfolio to eliminate the chances of losing money owing to company risk. However, market risks cannot be excluded. Hence, when you take that risk while investing in a mutual fund scheme, you become eligible to receive a reward called the risk premium. The higher the risk taken, the higher is the reward.
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How to calculate Treynor Ratio?
Treynor Ratio gauges how efficiently the fund manager achieves the balance between return and risk of the portfolio. Unlike Sharpe Ratio, it makes use of beta in the denominator. You need to know that beta indicates the sensitivity of fund returns to movements of the underlying benchmark.
The beta of a fund which invests in highly volatile stocks would be higher than the fund which invests in less volatile securities. Stocks having high volatility rise and fall faster during a market rally and slump respectively. The higher the beta, the higher is the sensitivity of fund returns and riskier is the investment.
Thus, as compared to low-beta stocks, the stocks with high beta might generate higher or lower returns based on the market performance. In other words, the Treynor Ratio takes into account market risk while calculating risk-adjusted returns. The Treynor ratio can be calculated by using the following formula:
Suppose the average return generated by your fund is 10% and the risk-free rate is 6%. The difference between the fund return and the risk-free rate becomes 4%. If the fund's historical beta is 2, then the Treynor Ratio will be 2 (i.e. 4 divided by 2). It implies that the fund gave two units of return for every additional unit of market risk assumed.
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From Mayfair to Malaysia: Gordon Ramsay restaurant is their first Bar & Grill concept in Asia
June 2021 launch forms part a bold transformation of Sunway Resort
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Global culinary sensation Gordon Ramsay
KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA; 13 JANUARY 2021 – Sunway Resort, the spectacular flagship of Sunway City Kuala Lumpur, has announced a ground-breaking partnership with Gordon Ramsay Restaurants to open the world-renowned, multi-Michelin starred chef's first-ever restaurant in Malaysia, marking the start of an exciting new era of international gastronomy for the country.
Under the historic collaboration, guests at Sunway City Kuala Lumpur, the iconic lifestyle destination, will be treated to a blend of culinary brilliance and electric entertainment at Gordon Ramsay Bar & Grill – the concept's first location outside of London. Scheduled to open in June 2021, it will be the signature dining destination at Sunway Resort, which is currently undergoing a once-in-a-generation transformation that will excite guests and elevate the entire Malaysian hospitality sector.
Gordon Ramsay Bar & Grill will create an inviting atmosphere for all-day dining, from breakfast and lunch through afternoon tea to evening dinners and cocktail hours. There will also be the opportunity for private dining. With floor-to-ceiling windows looking out over the Sunway Lagoon, the views will be spectacular. Diners can select from an impressive menu, specialising in premium ingredients and exceptional flavours including the prime cuts of the finest meat, locally sourced and dry-aged in-house, as well as the very best elements from Gordon Ramsay's world-famous signature dishes.
Guests staying in Sunway Resort's specialist suites will have daily breakfast at Gordon Ramsay Bar & Grill included in their rate, creating one of the world's most sought-after hotel breakfasts. Private rooms, booths and family areas also feature in the restaurant.
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Michigan's defense managed just two tackles for loss against the Badgers' big uglies. Iowa had three, and Northwestern recorded four. Penn State's defensive line alone? Five sacks and a half-dozen stops in the backfield.
The Nittany Lions were mostly business-like in their approach. After the game, defensive end Yetur Gross-Matos — who had two tackles for loss and a hand in two fumbles — walked right past the victory bell without so much as glancing at it. Miller, whose back was covered in grass stains, remained stone-faced and stopped briefly to chat with fans.
And defensive tackle Robert Windsor? Well, the Wisconsin native just couldn't stop smiling.
This was supposed to be one of the game's key matchups — and one that was projected to break in Wisconsin's favor. Miller was set to face right tackle David Edwards, ranked as the 2020 draft class' No. 4 prospect at his position. And Penn State's defensive tackles went up against two preseason All-American guards.
But Penn State dominated from the midpoint of the first quarter on. Half of their six sacks came on crucial third downs, meaning those plays essentially ended 25 percent of the Badgers' offensive drives.
Although Wisconsin was forced to start backup quarterback Jack Coan, the pressure was constant and unrelenting. Near the end of the third quarter, Miller crashed the edge and just missed the strip sack — but Windsor was nearby, brought Coan down and pounded his chest like Tarzan.
"I just felt like I kept getting in the backfield," Windsor said, "but that's because the guys next to me were, too. That took the attention off of me.
The only real hiccup came early in the game, on Wisconsin's third offensive play, when college football's leading rusher in Jonathan Taylor sprinted through a seam up the middle for a 71-yard touchdown. After that play, and trailing 7-0, Franklin and the staff's message was clear: It's one play. Keep your head up, keep your composure, and go get it on the next drive. On the next drive, Gross-Matos dove on a fumbled exchange between the quarterback and center.
At that point, about 10 minutes into the game, Penn State allowed 115 yards. For the last 50 minutes? Try 154 yards. Take away that long run, and the Badgers averaged just 3.8 yards per carry.
Miller said this was the best offensive line Penn State faced all season. Franklin stressed their strengths all week, and he challenged his front four to be more physical than ever before.
They all stepped up, from defensive tackle Kevin Givens, who ate up space but didn't post big numbers, to the forgotten Windsor — whose Wisconsin parents flew in for the game. He tied a career high with six tackles in addition to his career-high two sacks.
This was one of the line's best performances of the season. And it came at a time when the trenches were going to decide the game.


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Video: Introducing the 1968 Dodge Charger
Catch Dodge Fever with this famous advertising campaign for the sleek new 1968 Charger.
What a difference a year makes—and a new set of body stampings.
The first-generation Dodge Charger of 1966-67 was a perfectly fine car, generously equipped and attractively priced. But the public never warmed to it, nor to its quirky fastback styling. Sales amounted to barely 37,000 units in '66 and fewer than 16,000 in '67. Rising to the challenge, the Dodge styling team led by Bill Brownlie created all-new sheet metal for the B-body based package that boasted a sleek coke-bottle profile. The fresh new look was a winner, moving nearly 100,000 cars in 1968. And in hindsight, they created one of the more memorable designs in Mopar history.
Dodge was sporting a new ad campaign for '68 as well, crafted by the automaker's longtime agency BBDO, the same firm that invented the Pepsi Generation and Ring Around the Collar. A rework of the '66-'67 Dodge Rebellion campaign, Dodge Fever was fronted by a spunky spokesmodel with a white cowboy hat and miles of personality, Joan Parker. She would serve in this role through 1970 when the Dodge Material campaign was launched.
There was no shortage of muscle in the extensive powertrain catalog for the '68 Charger, which included the 440 Magnum V8 and the mighty 426 Street Hemi. Naturally, either engine could be coupled to the famed Torqueflite automatic or Chrysler's beefy A-883 New Process four-speed. But in this original commercial spot the humble 318 CID V8 gets all the glory, while the messaging is focused on the bold styling. Video follows.


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Anti-immigrant group should be condemned
PEGIDA, a group against the "Islamization of the West," sets a dangerous precedent for immigration
Gilad Streiner
Gilad Streiner argues "Anti-Islamization" group is xenophobic and promotes harmful rhetoric.
Alex Pickering
Gilad Streiner, ArtSci '16
Voices of intolerance are growing louder in Germany.
A grassroots, anti-immigration organization founded in the predominantly white province of Saxony and known as Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamization of the West (PEGIDA) is quickly gaining momentum.
PEGIDA-organized protests have grown rapidly since the group formed in October. Their most recent rally — held in Dresden five days after the brutal attack on the Charlie Hebdo headquarters in Paris —drew a crowd of 25,000.
An un-dated, anonymous manifesto released by PEGIDA online in December outlines the group's general demands for stricter controls on asylum rules and tighter immigration policies.
While the group's founders claim they aren't racist, the protests they organize are blatantly xenophobic.
Their view of Islam as a misogynistic and violent political ideology that undermines and will ultimately upend their traditional way of life is contributing to a growing culture in Germany that seeks to reject Muslims and conserve a "national identity".
As a result, PEGIDA tends to attract a specific type of individual — one who would seek to shun a fellow German and human being simply because of their religion or the colour of their skin.
This radical, Islamophobic message is fundamentally flawed.
Condemnation of PEGIDA is required both in Europe and the international community so that discussions on immigration policy can be discussed without xenophobic and racist discourse.
As German chancellor Angela Merkel said in January, people with these views have "prejudice, coldness, even hatred in their hearts".
This doesn't mean everyone attending PEGIDA rallies has "hatred in their hearts". But the hateful and racially driven rhetoric of PEGIDA rallies isn't conducive to fostering a peaceful, tolerant society.
Productive discourse on relevant issues comes to a halt when messages are conveyed with spite and a line is crossed when people begin to demonize Muslims as a whole, as some demonstrators do when they chant nationalistic slogans denouncing foreigners.
This type of speech can be very damaging to a country's collective well-being. It also has a profound impact on Muslims living in Germany.
Many of the people targeted by these messages have come from war-torn countries, such as Afghanistan, Syria or Iraq. Some have lost more than just their livelihoods and possessions.
Condemning them because they were brought up with a different religion or set of values cultivates a culture filled with malevolence. Creating an ethnic divide such as this risks igniting a dangerous cycle in which immigrants feel like they must assimilate or risk ostracization, resulting in a schism that's difficult to overcome.
Having a strong national identity — as the PEGIDA supporters claim to want — isn't mutually exclusive from a multicultural population.
Unfortunately, Germany's anti-immigration sentiment is an issue that has been brewing since the start of this millennium.
With 180,000 asylum seekers in 2014, Germany is a world leader in accepting refugees and immigrants. As economic hardship spreads throughout Europe and housing and social services face added strain, it's understandable that citizens might prefer their government to restrict immigration and put their interests first.
But Europe's population includes millions of Muslim immigrants that have lived in Germany for a long time and have done much for their adopted country.
Regrettably, PEGIDA's growth isn't contained to Germany, and it's representative of more significant xenophobic undertones that exist throughout Europe. Across the continent, several right-wing political parties are using the recent violence in Paris and the subsequent international attention to push their agendas.
In Italy, politician Matteo Salvini echoed PEGIDA's anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim rhetoric. He has claimed that Muslims in Italy try to impose a way of life that's incompatible with a traditional Italian lifestyle and called for a ban on the building of new mosques and Muslim cultural centres.
Dutch Freedom Party leader Geert Wilders wants tougher border control and to stop the flow of immigrants from Islamic countries. "No one can deny the truth any longer. It is Islam that inspires these murders every time again," Wilders said earlier this month.
But, there are certain measures that can and should be taken to underscore the importance of an accepting and united country.
A "counter-culture" that opposes PEGIDA needs to develop to change the conversation surrounding immigration in Europe and address the root of the issue.
Such action has already been exemplified in anti-PEGIDA rallies across Germany and the rest of Europe, such as the one in Dresden on Jan. 10, where 35,000 protestors gathered in the birthplace of PEGIDA to send the message that Germany is an open and accepting country.
To solidify the message these movements send, they should be praised and attended by influential social, political and religious figures that disagree with PEGIDA, such as the German chancellor Merkel.
In the face of prejudice, these displays of unity are integral in showing that Islamophobia isn't Germany's dominant ideology and that despite the rise of organizations such as PEGIDA, tolerance remains a core European value.
Gilad Streiner is a third-year physics major.
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Spiky obsession: Straight in at the deep end.
Having not been able to garden so far, I finally got into the greenhouse and started the re-potting. It is typical that we had an early spring and it is only now I have been able to even start on the pots. There was to be no gentle break in, the first job was to sort the largest echeveria agavoides ebony.
I spotted that a couple of the lowers leaves did not look great a month or so ago. I treated them but it has got much worse and there was no choice but to operate. Top cutting should stop the spread and while it will set the plant back this year, at least there will still be a plant. First stage was to remove the lower leaves.
It gives a chance to remove the pups I guess, these will still be kept as a group, as I want a large clump of these. Having exposed the stem and felt that it seemed solid, it was time to cut the top off.
The stem seems good, so it will be rested on the bench for a few days and then potted up with the pups. If all goes according to plan it should be rooted and back into growth in a couple of months giving it time to have put on a bit size ready for next winter.
It is never nice cutting up a prized plant, but sometimes it can't be helped.


SRINAGAR, Dec 12: A shopping complex constructed by Pahalgam Development Authority (PDA) completed more than nine years ago is lying unused at Aishmuqam area of Pahalgam in South Kashmir's Anantnag district.
The shopping complex comprised 50 shops that were completed in 2008 at the cost of about Rs 2 crores has not been used till date.
As per locals, the shops meant to provide employment to the locals are now being used as nothing less than dustbin and is a classic example of official apathy and loot of State ex-chequer.
"The complex was sanctioned in 2004 and it was completed in 2008 but was never used for any purpose till date. It has become a nuisance for the people of the locality as it is being used as dustbin by the people. Animal excreta as well as solid waste are being thrown into the shops of the complex. Even the carcasses of the animals can be seen thrown in it. The people of the area are facing immense hardships as the whole area always remains filled with the foul smell coming out from the complex," Ashiq Hussain Bhat, a local said.
He said despite approaching several authorities including PDA and Tourism department, nothing is being done to develop the shopping complex further and use it for the betterment of the people.
Another local, Manzoor Ahmad Mir said that despite spending huge amount on the complex, the structure is lying unused and is a clear example of wastage of money by the authorities. "The complex was constructed by spending crores of rupees but left unused. What was the fun of constructing it when the complex was not used for any purpose. It is a classic example of the wastage of money," he said.
The locals appealed to the authorities to develop the complex so that people will be able to do business in it.
Abdul Wahid, Municipal Committee Chairman, Aishmuqam said that the shopping complex was constructed on the land provided by the people of the area as they thought it would generate employment for the youth but nothing happened and the complex is lying in pathetic condition.
"People of the area provided their land and some even axed their trees as they thought the unemployed youth of the area would be accommodated there. Some persons even booked the shops in advance and paid thousands of rupees to the PDA but the structure was not completed fully and is lying unused. The complex should be handed over to the Municipal committee as PDA is 20 Kilometres away from this area and they have no right to work here," he said.


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