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Live, eat and shop: A look at 10 of the largest mixed-use developments in central Pa.
Updated Dec 04, 2019; Posted Dec 04, 2019
Legacy Park will include hundreds of residential units and some commercial retail as well. It is expected to take another decade to build out the development. (Provided)
By Daniel Urie | durie@pennlive.com
Live, eat and shop and all in the same place!
Mixed-use developments have been popping up in recent years. Developers are building places where people can live, eat and shop all in the same place - almost like mini towns. Some mixed-use developments are primarily based around residential use with some retail. While other developments will have a lot of retail and restaurants with some residential use. Construction has been going on in communities like Walden and Arcona for years. While construction has begun in the last year or so for a number of other large developments.
Here's a look at 10 of the largest mixed-use developments in central Pennsylvania:
The kitchen and family room with cathedral ceiling with wood beams at the Northfield model at Wright's Landing at Legacy Park. The Legacy Park development in Mechanicsburg includes almost 700 homes and commercial and retail business space on 185 acres on the Hess Farm tract. December 3, 2019. Dan Gleiter | dgleiter@pennlive.com
Landmark Homes is building a 185-acre mixed-use project called Legacy Park on South Market Street in Mechanicsburg. The company plans to build more than 700 residential units, stores and restaurants. A brewery has already purchased a site on the property. Some of the homes are expected to cost more than $500,000, but the project will include less expensive homes, along with apartments and townhouses. Construction began last year and some of the first houses, including a model home, have been built and will be ready early next year.
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Developed by Charter Homes & Neighborhoods. The 247-acre development could contain as many as 1,600 homes (single-family homes, townhomes and carriage homes) in the areas of Rossmoyne, Lisburn and Arcona roads in Lower Allen Township when it is completed. The commercial aspect of the development includes a 24-hour fitness club, a coffee shop, a gallery, a salon, a winery, a restaurant, a Pilates studio and a interior design company. There is more than 80 acres of preserved green space and 10 miles of walking trails. The developer said several years ago that the project could take two decades to be completed.
Spring Gate at Walden opened for business this weekend in Cumberland County.
Charter Homes & Neighborhoods has also been developing Walden Homes for years. Charter had said years ago that it was planning to build more than 600 homes. The property includes walking trails, a community fire pit, a community hall and swimming pool, and Crossroads at Walden, which includes a Pilates studio, a "paint and sip" studio, a pizza shop, a coffee shop, a groomer, a winery, a restaurant, a day care and a 24 hour fitness center. Walden is located on Sutherland Way in Silver Spring Township.
North Cornwall Commons is expected to include more than 500,000 square feet of retail and office space. (Provided)
North Cornwall Commons
North Cornwall Commons, a mixed-use development is being built in North Cornwall Township, Lebanon County at the intersections of Rocherty Road and Cornwall Road, across from the Lebanon Valley Exposition Center and Fairgrounds facility. The 120-acre site will eventually have between 500,000 and 600,000 square feet of office and retail space. Springwood Development Partners, a partnership between Blackford Development and Byler Holdings, is the developer of the site. The project will have five phases that are expected to include 160 townhomes, 12 retail or office buildings lots ranging from 10,000 to 20,000 square feet as well as a bank, a pharmacy and 264 apartments in addition to other plans.
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Two 59-unit apartment buildings. The Oakwood Hills development near Messiah College, off of West Lisburn Road, has mostly completed the first phase, consisting of 137 upscale apartments in three buildings known as the Oakwood Hills Apartments, and a clubhouse, with fitness center and a pool. September 13, 2019. Dan Gleiter | dgleiter@pennlive.com
The Rider Musser Development is building Oakwood Hills, a mixed-use development in Upper Allen Township near Messiah College. The for-profit development company was formed by Messiah College to develop the Oakwood Hills development off of West Lisburn Road, Mill Road and Quail Hollow Road will consist of two different sections -- residential and commercial. There will be more than 300 upscale apartments that will be built. In 2014 when the project was first proposed plans called for restaurants, a hotel-conference center, a bank, a convenience store and professional offices. Officials have said that while some of those ideas may come to fruition nothing has been set in stone in regards to the commercial aspect of the development. The 100 acre development is expected to cost between $50 and $100 million and is expected to take 15 to 20 years to build.
Blue Ridge Village is being built in Lower Paxton Township.
Blue Ridge Village
The Triple Crown Corporation is redeveloping the former Blue Ridge Country Club on Linglestown road in Lower Paxton Township. The 132-acre property is being transformed into Blue Ridge Village by Lower Paxton Township. Blue Ridge Village will consist of 108 single-family homes, 128 townhomes with a community clubhouse, 160 apartments, an assisted living facility, a 32-acre park, CVS, Orrstown Bank, AT&T, Tide Dry Cleaners, Jersey Mike's Subs, Great Clips, CVS, Starbucks, Panera Bread, and other commercial tenants,
The planned Susquehanna Union Green development in Susquehanna Township in Dauphin County. Groundbreaking took place Tuesday.
Susquehanna Union Green
Down the street from the future Blue Ridge Village, the Vartan Group recently broke ground on a mixed-use development at the corner of Progress Avenue and Linglestown Road called Susquehanna Union Green. Plans for the 59 acre property include more than 19 acres of green space, 25 commercial/retail buildings; a hotel with 110 rooms; a senior-living community; and 40 single-family homes. Susquehanna Union Green will include Central Green. The development's Central Green will be the place for community activity and programming, such as outdoor movies, yoga on the lawn, food truck festivals, and a pop-up winter village with an ice skating rink.
Shops opening at the Shops at Belmont in Manheim Township, Lancaster County. Photographed on March 15, 2018. HARHAR
In Manheim Township, Lancaster County, a mixed-use development centered around The Shoppes at Belmont, a 365,000-square-foot shopping center located on 95 acres of land at the southeast corner of Route 30 and Fruitville Pike in Manheim Township, Lancaster County includes more than 20 stores and restaurants including Target, Whole Foods and Dick's Sporting Goods. The residential component of the project will include 74 townhouses and 13 single family homes. Belmont features new single family homes along tree-lined streets surrounded by a neighborhood pond, bike trails and walking paths leading to the Shoppes at Belmont.
The Crossings at Conestoga Creek
In East Lampeter Township, Lancaster County, the High Real Estate Group is developing The Crossings at Conestoga Creek, a mixed use development project with retail, hospitality and residential aspects. The Crossings is anchored by a 120,000 square-foot Wegmans. There will be 90,000 square feet of retail in the Main Street portion of the project. Up to 30,000 square feet will be devoted to dining. The Crossings at Conestoga Creek will also be home to an upscale 258-unit apartment community.
The Porches of Allenberry in Boiling Springs. October 21, 2019. Dan Gleiter | dgleiter@pennlive.com
The Porches at Allenberry
In Monroe Township, Cumberland County, the owners of the Allenberry Resort & Playhouse are building 128 resort style homes adjacent to Allenberry Resort creating a mixed-use development centered around the resort. A paved golf cart path will connect the neighborhood to the Allenberry Resort, which includes The Barn restaurant and bar, a cafe, the playhouse, a spa, lodging and a pool patio. And the Yellow Breeches Creek runs through the resort. Allenberry offers a number of outdoor activities like fly fishing, biking and hiking, and has spaces for weddings and other special events.
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Supreme Leader Gergiev has to choose between Putin and the West
Hannah Patton February 27, 2022 4 min read
Valery Gergiev in 2014, the year he appeared to sign an open letter expressing support for Russia's annexation of Crimea. Photo by Robin Utrecht / ANP
"Russia is an exciting country," said the famous Russian conductor Valery Gergiev in 2003. de Volkskrant† If you live in the Netherlands, you have no idea what instability means. From the late 80s to the 90s, Russia did not have a day of rest. Not today† Then you say thank you to the man who provided stability.
This man was called Vladimir Putin and is still the President of the Russian Federation. With the brutal invasion of Ukraine, he suddenly managed to stifle the glamorous career of Valery Gergiev (68). Because for a few days now it's been raining cancellations and ultimatums for the Russian who is one of the world's busiest and most famous band leaders.
Unwelcome in New York this weekend for three performances at the legendary Carnegie Hall Concert Hall. He also received a bullet from Munich. If Gergiev does not distance himself from the war in Ukraine by Monday at the latest, he will lose his well-paid job as principal conductor of the Munich Orchestra. Similar demands are heard from the Italian opera house La Scala, the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, Hamburg's Elbphilharmonie, and the Lucerne and Baden-Baden festivals.
The Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra also issued a press release on Friday. Geergiev worked there as a chef between 1995 and 2008. Today he is the honorary band leader in Rotterdam and artistic director of the annual Gergiev Festival. The message here, too, is: Get yourself out of Putin's war, or say goodbye to us. "We would first like to speak to Gergiff himself," says George Weigel, director of the Rotterdam Philharmonic. "We deliberately leave the door open to see: does the conversation resolve something or does it intensify?"
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Because yes, in recent years, Gergiev has constantly expressed his loyalty to President Putin. In 2008, after Russian grumbling in Georgia and Abkhazia, he held a memorial party for the dead – on the Russian side. In 2013, he caused a stir around the world by de Volkskrantwho asked him about his controversial stance on introducing anti-gay laws in his country. In Russia, we do everything we can to protect children from pedophiles. This law is not about homosexuality, but is directed against the sexual abuse of children.
Then 2014: Gergiev's name appeared in an open letter in support of Russia's annexation of Crimea. He later said the conductor did not sign himself, and was only contacted by phone. To many, Gergiev has certainly been considered 'Putin's friend' since he emerged as a leader in 2016 among the Roman ruins of Palmyra in Syria, the country where Russia ruthlessly dropped its bombs.
The president and conductor met in Saint Petersburg, the city where Putin began his political career in 1991. Gergiev's career actually gained momentum after in 1988 he took over as artistic director of the Kirov Opera, today's Mariinsky Theatre. He expanded the opera and ballet troupe on a large scale with state support. In 2007, Gergiev opened a new concert hall and "Mariinski 2" followed in 2013, an additional theater hall built for a filthy 500 million euros. Whoever indicated that it was a handshake with Putin received a civilized response. "Simplify," Gergiev said. Mariinski offers fairly high quality. That's why Putin pays attention to us.
Besides Putin, Holland has also played an important role in Gergiev's career. In 1987 – Russia was still called the Soviet Union – the concert series Matinee on the Free Saturday (current NTR Saturday Matinee) brought a promising young Russian to the Amsterdam Concertgebouw. Gergiev performed one of his first performances outside the Eastern Bloc.
A year later, he made his debut with the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra. In 1995 he was awarded the Wolfert van Borselenpenning Medal, awarded to people who play a prominent role in the city. In 2005 Gergiev was made a Knight of the Dutch Order of the Lion. In 2008 he was succeeded by Canadian Yannick Nesette Seguin as chef, the conductor who took the lead last weekend's Jergiff wand to concerts with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra in New York.
To save his career in the West, Gergiev will have to do the almost impossible: craft a statement that satisfies Western claimants and does not offend the great Putin. No sign of him has been heard since the invasion of Ukraine. They are also in Rotterdam still waiting for a phone call from their honorary leader. "I expect he won't react," says Weigel, the orchestra's director. "Gergiev is caught between different interests. He can never give up on the Mariinsky Theatre, so many people work there and they all depend on him.
If Gergiev became an outcast from the international podiums, then Vladimir Putin would not see it very well in St. Petersburg at that time. "I serve my state and disappear," said the politician, "but Valery Gergiev will remain forever."
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In his hometown of Vladikavkaz in North Ossetia, Valery Gergiev was denied entry to a music school. His mother was told: "Your son is a nice boy, but he has no talent at all." He crossed over and ended up at the Leningrad Conservatory.
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There is no busier leader than Valery Gergiev. He was able to rehearse in Rotterdam in the morning, step on the box in the afternoon in Cologne and travel to Vienna for an evening concert. The downside: He sleeps during boring interviews.
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Another 4 Star Review from British Theatre Guide!
Bone Woman has received another 4 Star review! Graeme Strachan of British Theatre Guide calls Bone Woman: "...a curious and mesmerising play..." Click for full review.
Our first Edinburgh Fringe review is in: 4 stars from BroadwayBaby!
Reviewer Sam Fulton called it "a quiet, strange and beautiful production...enchanted and enchanting, Bone Woman is the ideal late-night show for the intrepid hunter of stories."
Full review online at broadwaybaby.com.
So here is a photo gallery of our first week in Edinburgh - from Team Bone Woman's arrival at the airport to our first show.
Many thanks to Dara, who had the presence of mind to document all of this.
Imani, Natasa, Arun, and Dara at arrivals.
Sunny first day in Edinburgh.
The Bone Woman poster reveal!
Our venue: Greenside @ Infirmary Street.
Bone Woman on the wall with our fellow Greenside artists.
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Bus ride on our way to tech rehearsal.
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Oh! Are we ever lucky to get to work with Chris! Stage manager and show operator extraordinaire.
To all of you who donated to help us bring Bone Woman to the Edinburgh Fringe - THANK YOU!!!
Our 2017 Summer of Fringe is moving full steam ahead!
After sold-out Hollywood Fringe shows and positive reviews, Bone Woman is headed to the Edinburgh Fringe! From Hollywood to Holyrood - see you in Edinburgh this August!
After two years since its first workshop presentation in London, I'm excited to announce that I'll be presenting Bone Woman this June at Sacred Fools Theater as part of the 2017 Hollywood Fringe Festival!
The play has undergone a few changes since I first presented it at RADA – what was once a five-actor show has emerged as one woman (and a wolf). There are new stories that I can't wait to share and I am pleased to be able to debut Bone Woman in my hometown of Los Angeles, at our very own Hollywood Fringe!


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Newsflash -two ships of the Shura Council of Benghazi Revolutionaries blown up in Misrata
Sat 02 April 2016
Two armed ships operated by the Shura Council of Benghazi Revolutionaries (مجلس شورى ثوار بنغازي, Majlis Shura Thuwar Benghazi) were blown up at dawn on 31st March 2016 in Misrata. The ships were involved in supporting anti-government forces. Details are limited but it is rumored to be, and is consistent with, a limpet mine attack by Special Forces combat swimmers. The Shura Council of Benghazi Revolutionaries is an umbrella group for Islamist and Jihadist militia opposed to the new Libyan government.
The ships, which were built as fishing trawlers, both sunk stern-first. One of them has a clear list away from the quayside, implying that the hole in the hull is on the outside away from the mooring. Both these factors support the idea that these ships were attacked by professionally trained divers using limpet mines. Note the machine gun mounts visible at the stern of both boats.
Both boats were armed: this vessel has at least one DShK 12.7mm heavy machine gun and one twin ZPU-2 14.5mm heavy machine gun mount. A similar machine gun visible in some photos of the second boat was later removed
An unexploded improvised explosive device (IED) 'sticky bomb' was recovered. It is possible that this is a decoy, or if genuine, may point to local opposition.
The boats were moored alongside the quay at the Libyan Iron and Steel Company's (LISCO) port to the east of the city.
Update 3rd April 2016
Images on Libyan connected Twitter accounts appear to show that one of the two vessels has been refloated:


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Chelsea target to consider Real Madrid exit this summer
Date: 18th March 2015 at 11:23pm
Written by: Shane Callaghan
Out-of-favour Real Madrid forward and reported Chelsea target Jese Rodriguez will wait until the summer to make a decision on his future, according to his former coach at youth level.
The Spaniard emerged as one to watch during Jose Mourinho's spell at the Bernabeu and the Blues boss is thought to have kept tabs on him since returning to Stamford Bridge.
Jese is yet to start a game this season, with the Blancos' star-studded trident of Gareth Bale, Karim Benzema and Cristiano Ronaldo – abbreviated to 'BBC' – regularly deployed in a three-pronged attack.
And Alberto Toril, who coached the 22-year-old during his time with Real Madrid B, warns that his former protege could quit the club this summer.
"He'd like to stay at Madrid, but he also has the ambition to play regularly. He'll decide [his future] in June," Toril said.
"He knows that the BBC play practically forever, but at the end of the day a season is 70 games long and there's time for everyone to play.
"[Carlo] Ancelotti will have his arguments [against squad rotation], but in doing so a player can relax [too much]."
Jese, whose contract expires in 2017, has netted nine senior goals for the European champions.
What say you? Should Jose bring him to the bridge? Let us know in the comments below.


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Congress is keeping an eye on the endowment of the Chinese-affiliated university
Congress's next move to limit its partnership with China could target America's top colleges and universities – cutting off their investments in Chinese companies that have been "considered an unacceptable national security risk." Politico Friday report.
Rep. Greg Murphy, a North Carolina Republican, is drafting a law called the Endowments Protecting Our Opposition Act, which would encourage expulsions from listed U.S. government-approved entities, including those that "oppose" national security or foreign policy. Interest. "
The bill could affect any private college or university with an endorsement of at least 1 billion, including Harvard and Yale universities and other institutions, none of which responded to comments for comment. Inside higher ed.
It will impose a 50 percent excise tax on the original investment for all entities added to a U.S. sanctions list and 100 percent excise tax after the entity has been on the list for more than a year.
On Thursday, Murphy sent a letter to the country's top 15 private universities asking them to clarify whether their endowments were invested in a list of entities maintained by the US government to identify potentially dangerous entities. It also asks these organizations what their policy is to disassociate themselves from any entity on the US government's sanctions list.
"We know that the US endowment dollar has financed Chinese companies in the past, and this draft seeks to address the scale of the problem. Colleges and universities have been warned about the national security implications of funding our competitors. The time has come for Congress to speak openly and honestly about the risks of this investment and to take steps to address it, "Murphy said in a statement on the draft law.
According to sources familiar with the matter, it is an unusual practice for universities to invest in entities identified as national security concerns and these universities have little financial advantage to invest in such entities.
In 2019 BuzzFeed Princeton University has invested in China-based two-face recognition software companies, Sunsetime and MagVie, which were used by Chinese authorities to identify Uighur Muslims detained in re-education camps, the report said. Princeton will not comment on the investment.
Yale University announced in January 2021 that it would review its $ 42.3 billion endowment for potential investments in companies that contribute to Chinese human rights abuses.
When contacted for comment on the law, Pedro Ribeiro, vice president of the Association of American Universities, which represents one of the country's leading research universities, said: Right AAU universities are at the forefront of innovation that drives not only our economy but also our national health and safety. We are committed to working with Congress to protect our critical work from unwanted foreign influences. "
The bill follows a movement seeking to use congressional intervention in the university endowment to move toward similar action in the private sector.
The Athenaeum Institute, a student-led group working to combat the Chinese government's involvement in higher education, has backed the bill.
"We think this is an important step in ensuring that US academic institutions do not knowingly or inadvertently invest in companies involved in human rights abuses by the Chinese government," said John Metz, president of the organization.
Metz said congressional action would ensure that such investments, which are difficult to track, would be released from the university endowment.
Asked about the current government's oversight of endowment investments from colleges and universities, Dylan Headtler-Gaudetar, public affairs manager of the government oversight project, said: "There is, in fact, no regulatory framework around it. I think that's why you see issues here that are trying to target certain members of Congress. "
Hedtler-Gaudetter said it would be the first of its kind for a congressional move to intervene in how universities invest their endowments, but it probably wouldn't get much acceptance in Congress.
"At the very least, we can talk about academic institutions and their relationships with foreign entities, including foreign institutions that are potentially cross-intended with US national interests," said Headtler-Gaudeter.
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In her 1888 theosophical treatise, The Secret Doctrine, Madame Helena Petrovna Blavatsky made the startling assertion that Ezekiel's account of Tyrus from the Old Testament was actually about Atlantis. A search of the literature on Atlantis reveals little or no information on this idea, nor does a review of modern Bible commentaries and other interpretative works. The New Interpreter's Bible (NIB), an encyclopedic reference intended primarily for clergy, provides a line-by-line interpretation of the entire Bible, along with overviews and summaries for each chapter. It's not surprising to learn that there is no mention of Atlantis, or Madame Blavatsky for that matter, in any of the commentaries on Tyrus or Ezekiel. The scholarly consensus on Tyrus is that Ezekiel was referring to the Phoenician city-state of Tyre, the site of which still exists on the coast of modern-day Lebanon, about 50 miles south of Beirut.
Blavatsky's assertion about Tyrus sounds ridiculous in light of the commentaries. But a careful study of what is actually written about Tyrus in the Old Testament will lead to some intriguing observations. Many of the descriptions of Tyrus given by Ezekiel, and the other prophets as well, paint a picture of a city that was far different, both historically and geographically, than the Phoenician city of Tyre. Although similar in some respects, Ezekiel's Tyrus and the Phoenician Tyre seem to be two entirely different cities. What is even more intriguing is that Ezekiel's description of Tyrus closely resembles the Atlantis described by Plato and many others.
At this point, it is important to be aware of the differences between the King James Version of the Bible (KJV), published in 1611, and the many modern translations produced since then. Much of the language of the KJV has been changed significantly in modern versions of the Bible resulting in descriptions of Tyrus much different from what is found in the KJV, whose language has been altered so much that the connection between Tyrus and Atlantis has become obscure or completely invisible. What has happened is that modern translations have incorporated the assumption that Ezekiel's Tyrus was without a doubt the Phoenician city of Tyre, and the descriptions of the city have been changed accordingly.
A key passage in Ezekiel that links Tyrus to Atlantis can be found in the description of the city's location given in Ezekiel 27:3. Here Tyrus is described as "situated at the entry of the sea." This passage is important for two reasons. The first is that the sea mentioned is obviously the Mediterranean Sea and, secondly, because the entrance of the Mediterranean Sea is the Strait of Gibraltar. Even more specifically, the entrance can be said to lie on the Atlantic side of the Strait of Gibraltar. Why is this important? Because this matches the exact location of Atlantis given by Plato in his dialogue, the Critias. Plato said that the farthest part of the island of Atlantis reached to just outside the Pillars of Hercules (what the ancient Greeks called the Strait of Gibraltar) and faced the area of southwest Spain that was at that time called Gadeira.
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off the coast of present-day Lebanon, which of course lies on the easternmost shore of the Mediterranean Sea. It's not really the entrance to anything.
The assumption that Tyrus was the Phoenician city of Tyre can readily be seen incorporated into the New International Version (NIV) of the Bible from 1978. The same passage describes the city, now referred to as Tyre, as "situated at the gateway of the sea." Although this new translation more aptly and metaphorically describes the Phoenician city, it's not really the same as what's written in the KJV.
Two other passages from the King James Bible support Blavatsky's idea that Tyrus was actually located outside the Strait of Gibraltar. Jeremiah 25:22 says that the kings of Tyrus, the kings of Zidon, and the kings of the isles were "beyond the sea," which is very similar to Ezekiel's description for the location of Tyrus. Isaiah 23:6, which is from Isaiah's shorter but similar version of Ezekiel's account of Tyrus, urges the "inhabitants of the isle" to "pass over to Tarshish" in order to avoid their imminent destruction. Tarshish is usually associated with the Roman city of Tartessos and was thought to be located in southwest Spain near present-day Cadiz, the same region that Plato said faced Atlantis. This then prompts the following question: if Ezekiel's Tyrus really was the Phoenician city of Tyre, as scholars say, why would the inhabitants of the island, facing their imminent destruction, set sail for Tarshish, a distance of over 2000 miles to the west across the Mediterranean Sea and through the Strait of Gibraltar? Why not simply cross over to the mainland of what is now Lebanon, a few hundred yards away? Isaiah 23:6 makes much more sense if Tyrus was located just outside the Strait of Gibraltar, as Ezekiel seems to describe.
Throughout his account of Tyrus, Ezekiel used the phrase "in the midst of the seas" more than a half dozen times to describe the location of the island. It doesn't really match the actual geographical circumstances of the Phoenician city of Tyre. Metaphorical license aside, a small island only a few hundred yards offshore and in relatively shallow coastal waters can hardly be described over and over again as lying in the midst of the seas. It seems unlikely that a supposed master of metaphor such as Ezekiel would overuse such a phrase in that manner.
The city of Cadiz, mentioned earlier, has an interesting history. One of the oldest cities in Europe, it is included by Strabo in his work Geography. Its ancient name was Gades, derived from the name of the surrounding region Plato referred to as Gadeira. Plato said this region in turn was named after Gadirus, the original king of the nearby part of Atlantis that reached almost to the Strait of Gibraltar. Noting their similarities, is it a stretch to assume that the name of Tyrus was also derived from Gadirus and that the city may have been a wealthy port on the coast of Atlantis facing Gibraltar?
Tyrus and Atlantis were both described as fabulously wealthy mercantile cities. Plato said the wealth of Atlantis "was greater than that of any previous dynasty of kings or likely to be accumulated by any later," and that "because of the extent of their power they received many imports." He also described in great detail the royal city of Atlantis. The massive Temple of Poseidon was covered inside and out with silver and gold. The wall surrounding the acropolis was fused over with the mysterious metal orichalc, which Plato said was second in value only to gold.
Ezekiel's prophecy of destruction reads much the same: the Lord would bring up the deep upon Tyrus; great waters would cover it; Tyrus would fall into the midst of the seas in the day of its ruin; and it would be broken by the seas in the depths of the waters. One passage, Ezekiel 26:21, seems particularly relevant today: "I will make thee a terror, and thou shalt be no more: though thou be sought for, yet shall never be found again, saith the Lord God." It's a pretty accurate description even now of the intense interest in finding historical evidence of Atlantis.
One of the most intriguing prophecies concerning the destruction of Tyrus can be found in Ezekiel 28:16, where we learn that the city will be destroyed "from the midst of the stones of fire." The NIB commentary notes that some language experts think the phrase "stones of fire" should be translated as "fire stones." These words should sound familiar to students of Edgar Cayce's work. He said that during the latter days of Atlantis, the word "Firestone" was the name used for the crystal which was the source of their power, and that the later misuse of the crystal led to their ultimate destruction. It was also known as the "terrible crystal" in earlier times, a phrase that also appears in the first chapter of Ezekiel, not in connection with Tyrus, but in his vision of the flying wheel.
In Ezekiel 28:16, the destruction of Tyrus seems to be associated with these mysterious "stones of fire" or "firestones." Was Ezekiel really talking about the "terrible crystal" and the destruction of Atlantis here? The conventional explanation of this passage is rather more mundane in nature. From the NIB commentary we learn that the exact meaning of the phrase "stones of fire" is unclear, and that it may refer to the "red-hot coals" surrounding a sacrificial temple fire.
Aside from Ezekiel, and scattered references to the city throughout the other prophetic books, Isaiah 23 contains the next longest account of Tyrus. Although Isaiah obviously describes the same city as Ezekiel, he refers to it as Tyre in his account and speaks of the city in the past tense, as already destroyed. This is somewhat odd, because Ezekiel was believed to have conducted his prophetic ministry around 600 BC, and Isaiah was thought to have lived about 100 years earlier.
Even more fascinating, however, are the series of events described in Isaiah 24. This chapter chronicles a devastating apocalypse upon the earth. Even though Tyrus is not mentioned here, Isaiah 24 seems to be a continuation of the previous chapter about the city, because many of the apocalyptic events he describes are similar to Ezekiel's prophecy for the destruction of the city. The NIB commentary says that Isaiah 24 is probably based on some unknown event long before Isaiah's time. They don't speculate on what that event was, but it's doubtful the destruction of Atlantis was one of their choices. When the characteristics of these apocalyptic events are examined, and the fact that they immediately follow the chapter about Tyrus, what better event could Isaiah have been describing other than the destruction of Atlantis?
Isaiah wrote that "the inhabitants of the earth are burned, and few men left." This is similar to Ezekiel and Zechariah, both of whom described the destruction of Tyrus by fire. It's also reminiscent of the words of the psychic Ruth Montgomery, who said that prior to the sinking of Atlantis, massive volcanic eruptions occurred along the Atlantic Ridge.
Isaiah also alluded to a deluge, saying that the inhabitants of the earth have "broken the everlasting covenant" and later that "the windows on high are open." The NIB commentary explains that this is a reference to the covenant God made with Noah never to inflict another flood upon the earth. What is interesting here is that God didn't break the covenant this time; it was man himself who broke the covenant and defiled the earth and transgressed the laws. This is similar to Plato's reason for the destruction of Atlantis: mankind had degenerated because of its pursuit of unbridled ambition and power and therefore brought down the wrath of Zeus upon itself. It's also similar to the reason Ezekiel gave for the destruction of Tyrus: the prince of Tyrus had become corrupt and violent because of his wealth and in his arrogance, thought of himself as a god.
Finally, Isaiah describes what seems to be a pole shift but which the NIB interprets simply as a massive earthquake. Isaiah wrote: the earth is turned upside down; it shall reel to and fro like a drunkard; it shall be removed like a cottage; the Lord will shake the heavens; and the earth shall remove out of her place. Isaiah ends the chapter saying the moon shall be confounded and the sun ashamed. This last part describes what an observer on Earth might see if he looked towards the sky while the Earth's crust shifted beneath his feet.
Many people believe that a pole shift marked the end of Atlantis. In their book, When the Earth Nearly Died, D.S. Allan and J.B. Delair have compiled a massive amount of evidence that such an event took place at the end of the last Ice Age. This occurred around 10,000 BC, which coincides with the date Plato and others have ascribed for the destruction of Atlantis.
Remains of the Phoenician city of Tyre still exist on the coast of Lebanon, and it has been designated a World Heritage site. No longer an island, it long ago became connected to the mainland, and is now part of the modern city of Sur. It seems that Ezekiel's prophecy has never come to pass, if Tyrus was in fact the Phoenician city scholars say it was. If Tyrus really was Atlantis, however, as Madame Blavatsky said, then Ezekiel's prophecy of destruction has long since been fulfilled. Only time and new evidence of Atlantis will prove if she was right.
David Hershiser is author of the book, Beyond the Pillars of Hercules, which offers more on the connection between Atlantis and the Bible. For more information, visit: http://www.sunonearth.com.


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Q: How can I get the row id of the a table in the sqlite database when an Item is clicked in the listview My code goes here.............! when there is a row deleted from the list-view. The indexes of the rows of the listview is changed but the primary key id in the database is not changed. now when i click the item and pass the position of the clicked item of the listview to the new activity. And try to retrieve the record with that ID it does not return me something or incorrect data is returned. now my question is how can I detect the row id of the clicked item of listview in the database.
Now what should be code inside the onItemclick method to retrieve the correct rows from the database.
Thanks in anticiaption......!
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
    setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);
    myDb = new DBHelper(this);
    titles = myDb.getAllNames();
    times =  myDb.getAllTimes();

    ArrayAdapter<String> ad = new ArrayAdapter<String>(this, android.R.layout.simple_list_item_1, titles);
    lv = (ListView) findViewById(R.id.listView1);
    lv.setAdapter(ad);

    lv.setOnItemClickListener(new OnItemClickListener() {

        @Override
        public void onItemClick(AdapterView<?> arg0, View arg1, int position, long arg3)
        {

        }
    });

}

A: First of all you have to write a query and retrieve id in your database.You must return the id in a cursor.
Refer the below code snippet:
public Cursor fetchAllNames() {

        Cursor mCursor = app.myDbHelper.MyDB().query("cardlist", new String[] {"cardid as _id","cardname","carddesc"},
                null, null, null, null, null);
        try{

            if (mCursor != null) {
                mCursor.moveToFirst();
            }
            return mCursor;
        }catch(Exception e)
        {
            return mCursor;
        }

    }

Then in your java page:
Cursor cursor = myDB.fetchAllNames();

Then you can get the database id by:
 lv.setOnItemClickListener(new OnItemClickListener() {

        @Override
        public void onItemClick(AdapterView<?> arg0, View arg1, int position, long arg3)
        {
      if(cursor!=null){
                    System.out.println("position===>"+position);
                    if(cursor.moveToFirst()){
                        cursor.moveToPosition(position);
                        String cardid =    cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndex("_id"));

                    }
                }
        }
    });

you will get the database id in the string cardid. You must use _id if you are using SimpleCursorAdapter else you must replace _id with that of the column name that represents your id in the sqlite database.

A: There's an easy way to achieve so :
First, create an object to represent one line in your database. Since I don't know what your database contains, let's just call it "Title".
public class Title {
    private long id;
    private String title;
    // Constructor, setters and getters
}

Then, create a custom adapter. It will store a collection of Title which will allow you to get it when an item is clicked.
public class TitlesAdapter extends ArrayAdapter<Title> {
    private Context context;
    private List<Title> items;

    public TitlesAdapter(Context context, List<Title> items) {
        super(context, R.layout.row_draweritem, items);

        this.context = context;
        this.items = items;
    }

    @Override
    public View getView(int position, View convertView, ViewGroup parent) { /* ... */ }
}

You can then set your adapter in your activity easily:
this.titlesAdapter = new TitlesAdapter(context, titles);
listView.setAdapter(this.titlesAdapter);

... and define your onItemClickListener so you can get back the row id in your database
listView.setOnItemClickListener(new AdapterView.OnItemClickListener() {
    @Override
    public void onItemClick(AdapterView<?> adapterView, View view, int i, long l) {
        long id = titlesAdapter.getItems().get(i).getId();
    }
});

You can learn more about custom adapters in this article : http://www.vogella.com/tutorials/AndroidListView/article.html

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Tests find Salmonella in peanut butter
OMAHA, Neb. -- A week after ConAgra Foods Inc. recalled peanut butter from its Georgia plant after a salmonella outbreak, the Center for Disease Control confirmed the presence of the dangerous germ.
No deaths have been confirmed, although a Pennsylvania family filed a lawsuit Wednesday claiming a relative died from eating tainted peanut butter.
Opened jars from people who were sickened in New York, Oklahoma and Iowa tested positive for salmonella, said Dave Daigle, a spokesman for the CDC in Atlanta.
''Now the question becomes, how did the salmonella get in the jar,'' Daigle said.
ConAgra Foods Inc. last week recalled all Peter Pan and Great Value peanut butter made at its Sylvester, Ga., plant after federal health officials linked the product to a salmonella outbreak that has sickened at least 329 people from 41 states since August.
Leslea Bennett-Webb, spokeswoman for the Oklahoma Department of Health, said the state recovered seven peanut butter jars from 11 cases confirmed by the state, and found the strain of salmonella in at least one.
In Iowa, Kevin Teale, spokesman for the state's Department of Health, said the positive match is from one of the state's six confirmed cases.
At least 51 people were hospitalized with symptoms of the disease between Aug. 1 and Feb. 2, with 60 percent of illnesses beginning after Dec. 1, according to the CDC.
Salmonella, which commonly originates from the feces of birds and animals, sickens about 40,000 people a year in the U.S. and kills about 600. It can cause diarrhea, fever, dehydration, abdominal pain and vomiting.
ConAgra learned of the test results Thursday, spokesman Chris Kircher said.
Gary Rodkin, chief executive of Omaha-based ConAgra, said Thursday that the company will take ''all reasonable steps to remedy the situation.''
''We are truly sorry for any harm that our peanut butter products may have caused,'' Rodkin said in a news release.
Government and industry officials have said the contamination may have been caused by dirty jars or equipment. Peanuts are usually heated to high, germ-killing temperatures during the manufacturing process. The only known salmonella outbreak in peanut butter -- in Australia during the mid-1990s -- was blamed on unsanitary plant conditions.
ConAgra has said none of its previous routine testing of plant equipment and peanut butter has tested positive for salmonella. The Food and Drug Administration last inspected the plant in February 2005 and found no problems.
The Sylvester plant is the sole maker of the nationally distributed Peter Pan brand, and the recall covers all peanut butter produced by the plant since May 2006. Shoppers are being asked to toss out jars having a product code on the lid beginning with ''2111,'' which denotes the plant. The jars or their lids can be returned to the store where they were purchased for a refund.
Great Value peanut butter is a Wal-Mart Stores Inc. house brand made by several manufacturers. Great Value peanut butter that does not have the ''2111'' code is not included in the recall.
The family of Roberta Barkay alleges in a negligence and wrongful-death lawsuit against ConAgra that salmonella-tainted peanut butter killed Barkay and sickened her husband and daughter.
Barkay, 76, had been hospitalized with gastrointestinal problems, then developed a bacterial infection before she died Jan. 30, said her lawyer, Rob Peirce.
Her husband, William, was sick with similar symptoms late last year, after the Barkays bought the peanut butter, according to the lawyer and the lawsuit. Their daughter also got sick after eating the peanut butter while at her parents' home for her mother's funeral, Peirce said.
Roberta Barkay was not tested for salmonella, but Peirce said the peanut butter the family ate was part of the batch ConAgra recalled last week. The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages.
Kircher, the ConAgra spokesman, said he couldn't comment on the specifics of the lawsuit.
''We're working to get in touch with that plaintiff's attorney to learn all we can,'' Kircher said Thursday.
Across the country, at least four other lawsuits claim negligence by the company led to the salmonella illnesses.
To get a refund, consumers can return the product at the place of purchase or mail in lids with their names and addresses to ConAgra Foods, P.O. Box 3768, Omaha, NE 68103. For more information, call (866) 344-6970 or visit ConAgra's Web site at http://www.conagrafoods.com
More on this outbreak: Peter Pan and Great Value Peanut Butter Salmonella Outbreak


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8:00am» Downtown Manchester Special Services District Board of Commissioners Mtg.
10:00am» Access Health CT Open Enrollment Fair.
A Native American story – presentation by George Ducharme, award-winning community activist, at the Manchester History Center, 175 Pine Street, Sunday, November 4 at 1:00 p.m. Manchester Community College distinguished professor, George Ducharme will share his story, "Gill: A Chronicle of a White Indian Family," in which George, as a French Canadian man, discovered his English and Abenaki Indian roots, dating back to June 1697. Seven generations followed with implications of social history and cultural interactions. $3 for members; $5 for non-members; free for children under 16. Parking along Pleasant Street and off Forest Street. Info: www.manchesterhistory.org.
The next storytime session begins the week of November 5th with storytimes for infants, one-year olds, two-year olds and three-to-five year olds. Age-specific storytimes are offered multiple times a week, as well as drop-in storytimes for all ages some mornings, evenings and on Saturday mornings.
Please call or see the storytime brochure for further details. This session will run November 5th – December 15th. Registration begins October 29th for Manchester residents and October 31st for non-residents.
Locations: Mary Cheney Library, 586 Main St, Manchester, CT 06040, 860-645-0577; Whiton Branch Library, 100 North Main St, Manchester, CT 06042, 860-643-6892. See library.townofmanchester.org for more details.
All meetings are scheduled at 6:30 PM in the Howroyd Room, Mary Cheney Library.
This month's selection is The Ex by Alafair Burke.
Widower Jack Harris has resisted the dating scene ever since the shooting of his wife Molly by a fifteen-year-old boy three years ago. An early morning run along the Hudson River changes that when he spots a woman in last night's party dress, barefoot, enjoying a champagne picnic alone, reading his favorite novel. Everything about her reminds him of what he used to have with Molly.
Eager to help Jack find love again, his best friend posts a message on a popular website after he mentions the encounter. Days later, that same beautiful stranger responds and invites Jack to meet her in person at the waterfront. That's when Jack's world falls apart.
No registration required for this free event. Copies of the book are available for check out at the main library.
Lincoln Center Hearing Room 494 Main St.
The Council will meet on the first Monday of each month, except July and August; meetings are held at the Army & Navy Club, 1090 Main St, Manchester, CT 06040, at 7:30 PM.
The first regular meeting of the month of November 2018 of the Board of Directors has been cancelled.
The Board of Directors will hold one regular meeting in the month of November on November 13, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. in the Lincoln Center Hearing Room.
St. James School 73 Park St.
The Manchester Public Library will host a Family Game Night in honor of International Games. Your Library Week on Tuesday November 6, 2018.
Special Services District at 860 645-2101 to confirm the meeting status.
There is a mobile food share at New River Community Church, 314 Woodbridge Street, Manchester, every other Wednesday from 1:00 - 1:30pm. This program provides primarily fresh fruits and vegetables to individuals & families in need.
Five, free Pre-Diabetes and Diabetes Classes are being offered by the Manchester Health Department. Classes are taught by a Certified Diabetes Educator/Dietician at the community Y located at 78 North Main Street from 6:00 to 8:00 P.M., beginning Wednesday. November 7, 2018. There is no class the week of Thanksgiving.
East Side Neighborhood Resource Center 153 Spruce St.
The meetings are held the second Thursday of each month with the exception of the Arts Hall of Fame Presentation on June 7, 2018 and the months of July, August and December during which no meetings are held.
The Manchester Community Services Council will be holding a community forum, "Homeless in Manchester." The forum will take place on Thursday, November 8th at 6:30 pm at the Manchester Senior Center located at 549 East Middle Turnpike.
The community forum is free and open to the public. This is the first forum for Manchester Community Services Council, Inc.. The Manchester Community Services Council's Mission is to "Provide a Forum to Address the Needs of the Manchester Community" and this is a hot topic. After the closing of the MACC Charities Shelter, many Manchester residents are wondering what services are offered for those individuals who may have used the shelter in the past.
A panel of community speakers for the evening will include: Amanda Gordon, Deputy Executive Director of Journey Home, Margaret Haley, Social Worker for Senior Adult and Family Services for the Town of Manchester; Shannon Baldassario, Director of Services, MACC Charities and Sergeant Marc Hughes, PAR Supervisor, Manchester Police Department.
For more information on this event, please contact Molly Devanney at molly@highlandparkmarket.com or 860-338-1612.
This fun event provides an opportunity for students to share original poetry or read something by a favorite author.
Pediatric & Adult First Aid & CPR for Child care Providers.
November 10, 2018 (Saturday) - PIEROGI SALE at St. John the Baptist, Polish National Catholic Church in Manchester (23 Golway St. which is off North School St directly across from Robertson School and the Manchester Board of Education). Frozen, freshly handmade potato&cheese Polish pierogi aboundantly stuffed! A dozen for $10! From 11 am until sold out!
The Manchester Public Library will host a unicorn themed party for adults. Be your most magical self with rainbowlicious food, the opportunity to paint a unicorn on a canvas (while supplies last), take pictures with our unicorn photo props, and much more glittery fun. This party is for adults 18+ only.
Tickets: $20.00 per person in advance* $25.00 at the door *Available in the Lounge for purchase until Nov. 9. Please contact Gerry Gallo at 860-836-8396 or call the Lodge at 860-646-9262 for details.
Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St.


Time flies ... it's like sand that flows through my fingers ... a new week has come for Haiku Shuukan. This week I have a nice prompt for you to use for your inspiration. This week's prompt is Persimmon.
Persimmons are the edible fruit of a number of species of trees in the genus Diospyros. Diospyros is in the family Ebenaceae. The most widely cultivated species is the Asian persimmon, Diospyros kaki. In colour the ripe fruit of the cultivated strains range from light yellow-orange to dark red-orange depending on the species and variety. They similarly vary in size from 1.5 to 9 cm (0.5 to 4 in) in diameter, and in shape the varieties may be spherical, acorn-, or pumpkin-shaped.
I am really not familiar with this fruit, so I think I will pass this week and will not write a haiku here inspired on Persimmon.
This episode is open for your submissions at noon (CET) and will remain open until next Friday. Have fun, be inspired and share your haiku with Haiku Shuukan.
Finally -- that persimmon poem I've owed you for a long time.


Some of our psychologists are available to provide telehealth services with patients from our 25th Street (downtown San Diego) and Escondido locations. Please call our Behavioral Health/Substance Abuse Care Coordinator for additional information at 619-445-6200 ext. 810.
Jennifer Kugel Fritz, Psy. D.
Dr. Jennifer Kugel Fritz graduated from Boston College with a degree in Philosophy in 1999 and took additional undergraduate coursework in Psychology at Rutgers University in NJ. She obtained her Masters of Arts in Clinical Psychology in 2004 and her Doctorate of Psychology in Clinical Psychology in 2010 from Alliant International University. She has been licensed as a Clinical Psychologist since 2011. Dr. Fritz has experience facilitating men's groups for California's Domestic Violence Recovery Program, providing psychotherapy at a college counseling center, and working as a Program Coordinator in a dual-diagnosis, short-term, psychiatric residential facility. She has been working at Mountain Health and Community Services at their Alpine location, providing outpatient individual psychotherapy services to children and adults since 2011. She works with patients who are struggling with mild mental health difficulties, as well as, more serious and persistent mental health disorders. Dr. Fritz's therapeutic approach incorporates mindfulness-based and experiential techniques, in addition to more traditional cognitive-behavioral and insight-oriented methods.
Dr. Maness is a clinical psychologist licensed by the California Board of Psychology. She is alumna from San Diego State University and the California School of Professional Psychology obtaining her doctorate degree in 2007. During her career, Dr. Maness has worked as both as a provider and as a director in Native and rural communities, correctional and detention facilities, residential, and sub-acute programs. Dr. Maness has well-demonstrated expertise and interest in forensic populations, Trauma Focused Therapy, and Co-occurring Disorders within rural practices.
Dr. Tina Wolfe is a licensed clinical Psychologist who graduated from Alliant International University in 2013. Dr. Wolfe began her studies at the University of California Riverside where she graduated with honors with a Bachelor in Arts in Psychology in 2005. She went on to pursue her Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology at Alliant where she later obtained her Doctorate. Dr. Wolfe's dissertation utilized the MMPI-2-RF and was funded in part by a grant from the University of Minnesota Press Test Division. Dr. Wolfe has a passion for psychological testing and has utilized this in medical-legal reports for Worker's Compensation and SIBTF evaluations. Although no longer working in this field, Dr. Wolfe enjoys working with patients to utilize behavioral strategies, relaxation techniques and cognitive behavioral therapy in the management of health and pain outcomes. Throughout her career Dr. Wolfe has worked both inpatient and outpatient, as well working with patients both on a short-term and long-term basis. Dr. Wolfe focuses on coping skills and evidenced based treatments with her patients and strongly believes in the therapeutic relationship.
Dr. Winter graduated from George Washington University with a B.A. in Psychology and subsequently received a Masters Degree from the University of Maryland and his Doctorate from United States International University in 1979. He has been licensed as a Clinical Psychologist since 1981 and has extensive experience working with Adults and Adolescents dealing with issues that impact their lives. His background and expertise in Motivational Interviewing and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy combine to focus therapy and treatment on issues that the client sees as most important to them.
With over 35 years of experience working with individuals and families, Dr. Winter provides individualized treatment planning in conjunction with the client to best address their needs. A fundamental principle of Dr. Winter's practice is that the client is actively involved in determining treatment goals and decision making.
The combination of many years of clinical experience in the practice of Psychology in conjunction with principled coaching model where the agenda of the client takes precedence creates an atmosphere of mutual respect and trust where desired behavioral and cognitive changes can most likely be accomplished.
Shant A. Barmak, PsyD, is a licensed psychologist with a passion for helping individuals to overcome obstacles in their life. He specializes in providing therapy for children, adolescents, and families. He is particularly skilled at depression, anxiety, relationship issues, stress management, transitions, helping families manage behavioral concerns, learning differences, and school related concerns. He utilizes an integrative approach applying mindfulness, CBT, and psychodynamic therapy depending on the needs of the client. He is personable with a sense of humor. The strengths he brings as a therapist include being an adept listener and his creativity in how he approaches helping individuals and families reach their goals.
Dr. Barmak has worked extensively with children of all ages, families, and adults in a variety of professional settings. As a psychologist his career has included a diverse background including positions in community outpatient clinics, schools, private practice settings, and as psychological and educational consultant. He also has been a clinical supervisor and training director in an education setting. His desire to advance his understanding of how to meet the education needs of diverse populations in education prompted him to pursue advanced study in education leadership at UCSD.
Professional affiliations he has maintained include the San Diego Psychological Association, the California Psychological Association, the California Marriage and Family Therapists, and the San Diego Psychoanalytic Center.


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Cape Town - Leicester midfielder Wilfred Ndidi says he is 'flattered' to be linked with Manchester United, but insists a move is not on his mind.
The Nigeria international has proven to be a key figure at the King Power Stadium since arriving from Genk for Pound 17 million in January 2017.
His performances last season have led to reported interest from United as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer looks to revamp his squad this summer.
However, Ndidi, who is currently away with his national side for the Africa Cup of Nations, insists he isn't paying too much attention to the rumours and claims he is looking forward to next term with Leicester.
"I am flattered when hearing such a thing," Ndidi said.
"It is very good to hear about that interest from big clubs, but there is nothing on the ground so I won't care about it.
"I am focusing on AFCON with Nigeria now, and then pre-season with Leicester City.
"We have a great manager with ambition to compete with big clubs in the Premier League."


I was a bit surprised to see a young gull toddling around in the flat this afternoon! It took a while to gently persuade it to go back out into the garden. The agitated parents squawked loudly and dive bombed me while the youngster furiously flapped it's wings until it finally made it over the wall. Phew!


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About the Committee on Education
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About the Pre-Doctoral Training Program in Education Sciences
Promoting Educational Equity at Scale
With funding from the U.S. Department of Education's Institute of Education Sciences, the Committee on Education at the University of Chicago is launching a new predoctoral fellowship program aimed at using research to promote educational equity at scale. We seek ambitious candidates who wish to acquire the research skills and applied training that will enable them to contribute to narrowing racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic opportunity and achievement gaps in education.
Inequality of opportunity to learn is the most fundamental problem facing US education. The educational disruptions caused by the current COVID-19 crisis have magnified this problem, posing an urgent challenge to school districts serving predominately low-income and minority students. The IES Pre-Doctoral Training Program in Education Sciences will engage Fellows in a partnership with the Chicago Public Schools and other local partners to provide evidence-based foundations for addressing these urgent challenges.
Each pre-doctoral fellow earns a PhD from a participating social science discipline or professional school at the University while participating in a common program of courses, workshops, and a 2-year field placement with a participating research-practice partnership in the education field. These experiences will prepare students to contribute to bringing research to bear on the enactment of an ambitious five-year plan for improvement devised by the Chicago Public Schools.
Applications for the 2022-2023 application cycle are now open. Click here to express interest in this program.
In addition, click here to download a flyer with more details about the program.
Prospective PhD students applying to these departments and schools are eligible to apply concurrently to the IES Pre-Doctoral Training Program:
Within the Division of the Social Sciences:
• Department of Psychology
• Department of Economics
• Department of Political Science
• Department of Comparative Human Development
• Department of Sociology
Professional Schools:
• Harris School of Public Policy
• Crown Family School of Social Work, Policy, and Practice
An Interdisciplinary Community
This program offers students an opportunity to join a diverse, interdisciplinary community collaborating to better understand how to increase the coherence and effectiveness of interventions to reduce educational inequality. This program draws on the expertise of world-class faculty and practitioners from diverse disciplines across the University. It is therefore an ideal opportunity for students interested in combining methodologically rigorous social science inquiry with the multidisciplinary and creative thinking necessary for using research to improve public schooling. We seek students who are diverse in disciplinary orientation, personal background and experience to join this collective effort.
Prospective students must apply and be accepted to a full-time doctoral program in a relevant social science discipline or from a participating professional school. See below for information on how to apply to this program.
Intellectual Rationale
Inequality in educational opportunity and outcomes is created over the course of childhood and adolescence through the cumulative effects of environmental experiences that occur at home and at school. As such, it is not possible to overcome the challenge of educational inequality by a list of unrelated interventions, no matter how effective each is by itself over the short term.
It follows that any serious attempt to significantly increase opportunity for historically disadvantaged children and youth must mobilize the most important adults in a child's life to act effectively and in concert toward common aims. Each intervention must therefore build on the success of interventions at earlier stages of development and create a foundation for the success of later interventions. These sources of coherence appear to be crucial to address the challenge of overcoming the multiple disadvantages that face many less-privileged youth.
Our program focuses on creating coherence in interventions across two axes. We say that a set of interventions is contextually coherent if, in combination, they mobilize the most important adults in a child's life to act effectively and in concert toward common aims; and that such a set of interventions is cumulatively coherent if an intervention at one stage of child development builds on the success of past interventions and creates a foundation for the success of later interventions.
The fact that successful, cumulative educational interventions require an understanding of multiple kinds of challenges to disadvantaged youth today is what grounds our Pre-Doctoral Program's focus on mobilizing interdisciplinary knowledge in support of local school improvement. Our Committee on Education faculty in the Departments of Psychology and Comparative Human Development are internationally known experts on how children learn to speak, read, write and reason mathematically, at home and at school, even as they learn how to regulate their behavior and interact effectively with diverse others. Our faculty in the Departments of Sociology, Comparative Human Development, and in the Crown Family School of Social Work, Policy, and Practice know a great deal about the work of teaching and how school organization can support that work. Our faculty in the Department of Economics and the Harris School of Public Policy are widely recognized experts in how policies generate incentives for teachers and students and how inequality in access to information drives inequality of outcomes as parents and students make choices about where to go to school. To build a coherent research agenda that can change lives requires that students and faculty possessing these sources of expertise join together to evaluate the theoretical foundations of proposed interventions and the evidentiary claims of new findings.
Fellows are required to take courses in human development, schooling, and educational policy in addition to rigorous sequence of courses in statistical methods.
Development and Schooling
Each fellow must take at least two from among the following electives on human development and schooling:
1. Seminar on Environmental Effects on Cognitive Growth
2. Seminar on Mathematical Development
3. Learning, Cognition and the Classroom
4. Urban Adolescents in Their Families, Communities, and Schools; Issues for Research and Policy
5. Race/ Ethnicity, Human Development, and Schooling
Educational Policy
Each fellow must take the "Seminar on Effective and Coherent Interventions to Reduce Educational Inequality."
Methodological Requirements
Each fellow must take "Causal Inference in Educational Studies." In addition, each fellow must at least four courses in statistical design and analysis. Doctoral level courses in the disciplines of Economics, Public Policy, Political Science, or Sociology will satisfy these requirements.
We also strongly recommend the following courses:
1. Applications of Hierarchical Linear Models in Educational Research
2. Applied Econometrics
3. Applied Econometrics II
4. Social Experiments: Design and Generalization
5. Survey Methodology
6. Longitudinal Data Analysis
7. Causal Inference
8. Mediation Analysis
Field Placement Opportunities
Every Pre-Doctoral fellow will have a field placement at a site of practice that focuses on educational interventions in Chicago-area schools. Participating institutions and sites of practice include:
● UChicago Consortium on School Research
● UChicago Urban Labs
● UChicago Science of Learning Center
● Urban Education Institute
● Chicago Heights Public Schools
● The Geminus Center, which operates Head Start in Northwest
● Start Early, a public-private partnership focusing on early
All fellows will attend the weekly Chicago Education Workshop, a forum for collegial discussion of education research that will focus specifically on what is known and what needs to be known to reach achievement goals in Chicago Public Schools (CPS). By reading and critiquing important studies relevant to the CPS priorities, and by re-analyzing the data these studies produce, students will gain deep expertise about current educational research while creating the context for key conversations between scholars and practitioners.
Once each quarter, the workshop will welcome officials from CPS, the Chicago Heights Public Schools, the Geminus Head Start Program of Northern Indiana, and other practitioners. At these special workshops, a CPS representative will present one of the five key priorities in the five-year plan. A team of fellows will then present a policy brief summarizing one or more studies relevant to the priority. The ensuing discussion will enable our scholars and practitioners evaluate the validity and utility of the study and consider implications for policy and further research.
Funding and Benefits
Fellows in this program receive a five-year package of support that includes a full tuition waiver and a generous stipend of at least $34,000 annually and fringe benefits. Additional funds are available to support travel and research related to education research.
Students must apply and be accepted to a full-time doctoral program at the University of Chicago in the Division of the Social Sciences, the Harris School of Public Policy, or the Crown Family School of Social Work, Policy, and Practice in order to be eligible for the Pre-Doctoral Training Program. Decisions about students' admission to the Pre-Doctoral Training Program are made at the same time as students' admissions to their doctoral programs.
Application Deadlines for Participating Programs:
• Department of Psychology: December 1, 2021
• Department of Economics: December 15, 2021
• Department of Political Science: December 15, 2021
• Department of Comparative Human Development: December 15, 2021
• Department of Sociology: December 1, 2021
• Harris School of Public Policy: January 5, 2022
• Crown Family School of Social Work, Policy, and Practice: December 15, 2021
Applicants must be citizens or permanent residents of the United States to receive funding through the training program. Fellows must conduct independent research as well as a dissertation related to education.
Click here to express interest in this fellowship for the current application cycle (2022-2023).
Click here to begin an application to this program for the 2022-2023 academic year.
Students who are interested in the program should contact Lisa Rosen (rosen@uchicago.edu), Program Recruitment Director and Committee on Education Associate Director.
coe@uchicago.edu
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NSU students occupy a new hostel
18.10.2013 Category: RussiaAuthor: admin
Students Novosibirsk State University (NSU) began to settle in the new, 14th in a row hostel, said university. Just a building of 11 floors, of which 9 are occupied living rooms, and the first and ground floors are devoted to placement of the technical services of the university.
The total area is 18.3 thousand square meters. The cost of the construction of the hostel was 582 million rubles. Funds for the construction were obtained from the federal budget.
The new hostel is located, as does the NSU, in Akademgorodok, will house about 530 undergraduates of the university. In addition, provided the availability of additional reserve seats for participants in scientific conferences and seminars held in the university, as well as hotel units for temporary accommodation of students' parents.
"To date, the NSU student campus has 13 hostels, most of which were built in the 60's and 70's of last century. Therefore the problem of comfortable accommodation nonresident students is quite acute. With the commissioning of the new hostel is partially solved this issue, especially since last year is the second in a row hostel that we have built on the campus ", — Are reported NSU Rector, Professor Michael Fedoruk.
Novosibirsk State University was founded in 1958, six months after the decision on the establishment of the Siberian Branch of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, and now is one of the most prestigious universities in Russia. In 2009, the university was granted the status of a national research university. Today is implementing a large-scale project — the construction of the new main building of the university, which will further educate 2-2,5 thousand students. To date, the university has about 6,000 students.
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Eat what you like and what feels good. Eat when you're hungry, stop when you're full.
Before you can do this, however, you need to actually sit with yourself and figure all that out. And make many mistakes.
"Eat What You Like" -- As a lifelong restricter/binger, the first part of figuring out what I really wanted to eat was confusing and hard. My knee-jerk reaction of "how can I eat a bowl of cereal with regular milk?" continued for a long time. And what did I really like? I thought I loved macaroni and cheese, since that was a major binge food for me. Turns out I lusted macaroni and cheese. The idea of it. The high of it. But true love? Nah. It just doesn't taste good enough for true love. Tuna sandwiches or grilled cheese? That's true love.
Finding out what foods you actually like takes time. But for a diet lifer it's liberating and fun. When was the last time you gave yourself permission to have what you really wanted for lunch? You'll make mistakes and think you really wanted a second serving of pasta. Then you feel kinda gross afterwards, and that's necessary information for you. "When I eat two servings of pasta I feel kinda gross afterwards. Next time, I will have just one because I don't like this feeling."
"Eat When You're Hungry and Stop When You're Full" -- Duh. When I first heard that I remembered sitting in a Weight Watchers meeting a million years ago and the group leader -- a thin, frenetic, over-caffeinated woman -- said "when you feel hungry, go for a bag of baby carrots instead of the chocolate." I remember thinking, if any of us in this room were the type of people who would "go for the baby carrots," we wouldn't be here in the first place. I have never once, even for a nano-second, wanted baby carrots. Because they're... carrots. I also had no idea if I was ever hungry. In my family we have a running joke. When people turn down food because they're "not hungry." We always say -- "Hunger? What's that got to do with anything?" I'm pretty sure I've been truly hungry like five times in my life. I never let myself even get to the point of hungry because that sensation freaked me out. And often led to binging. I was surprised to find out that feeling hungry doesn't actually kill you.
The only way to figure out when you're hungry or full is to be in touch with your body. Ugh. Who wants to do that? I hear you. It's not pretty at first. But it's essential. You need to quiet the noise that's been on a continuous loop for decades. It's noise. You know you. Your core. How you really feel. If you don't feel like you do (and I didn't either) -- start getting to know you now. It's the kindest thing you may ever do for yourself. Inhale, touch your belly, do yoga, sit in silence, write, listen to music that moves you, light a candle, lie down -- whatever you can do to be inward. One of the best things I learned this year is to just notice things. Don't do anything. Don't fix it. Just notice and be aware. So if you're trying to be inward and all that keeps happening is your mind racing about needing to clean your gutters and fill the tank up in your car and finalize vacation plans and submit work proposal and meditate more -- just notice that's what you're doing. And keep breathing. It gets easier.
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You will make mistakes. You will have the second piece of cake because it tasted really good. And then when you feel a bit yucky afterwards -- remember that next time and maybe you'll only have one. Or maybe you'll still have seconds. It doesn't really matter in the end. Give yourself permission to make mistakes. And to eat grilled cheese with joy. And to touch your belly and be OK with it. And to know that you are so much more than wide hips and no inner thigh gap and back fat. Get to know yourself. You're worth it.
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15th foot washes ashore in the Pacific Northwest, but authorities say not to worry
By Steve Almasy
British Columbia Coroners Service
In September authorities found this shoe with a human foot inside. The coroners service in British Columbia has not been able to identify who it belongs to yet and on Monday asked for the public's help.
SOURCE: British Columbia Coroners Service
Every few months or so, a foot washes ashore in British Columbia, and while that is awful creepy, authorities want you to know there doesn't seem to be anything nefarious going on.A foot found inside a new Nike running shoe in September is the 15th discovered in the area since 2007. The coroners service in the Canadian province has not been able to identify who it belongs to yet and on Monday asked for the public's help."We don't see any indication that there is any suspicion of foul play," said Andy Watson, a spokesman with the British Columbia Coroners Service. "Sometimes they are natural deaths, or suicides, or accidental deaths (like a fall)."Why are only feet washing ashore? Authorities have said it is because of the way humans decompose. They note that feet are protected by shoes from the elements and marine creatures.Ten previous feet have been matched to missing people, the coroners service said on its website. Watson said several were linked as pairs.This 15th foot was found in West Vancouver, and DNA tests were unable to tie the remains to a missing person. Authorities released a photo of a light gray, Nike Free RN shoe with white laces, a white sole and a blue sock. It was a left shoe, men's size 9.5.The bone structure indicates the person was younger than 50, the coroner's office said.
Every few months or so, a foot washes ashore in British Columbia, and while that is awful creepy, authorities want you to know there doesn't seem to be anything nefarious going on.
A foot found inside a new Nike running shoe in September is the 15th discovered in the area since 2007. The coroners service in the Canadian province has not been able to identify who it belongs to yet and on Monday asked for the public's help.
"We don't see any indication that there is any suspicion of foul play," said Andy Watson, a spokesman with the British Columbia Coroners Service. "Sometimes they are natural deaths, or suicides, or accidental deaths (like a fall)."
Why are only feet washing ashore? Authorities have said it is because of the way humans decompose. They note that feet are protected by shoes from the elements and marine creatures.
Ten previous feet have been matched to missing people, the coroners service said on its website. Watson said several were linked as pairs.
This 15th foot was found in West Vancouver, and DNA tests were unable to tie the remains to a missing person. Authorities released a photo of a light gray, Nike Free RN shoe with white laces, a white sole and a blue sock. It was a left shoe, men's size 9.5.
The bone structure indicates the person was younger than 50, the coroner's office said.