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The Peterborough Stars were a Junior "A" ice hockey team from Peterborough, Ontario, Canada. They played in the Ontario Junior Hockey League. All players from Peterborough that remain junior eligible will have their player cards sent to the Lindsay Muskies as the Stars merged into the Lindsay Muskies.

History
The franchise started in the Ontario Hockey Association's Eastern Junior B Hockey League in 1960 and ended in 2012 when the Stars folded and merged into the Lindsay Muskies.

The Peterborough Lions competed in the 1970 Ontario Winter Games.  The Games were meant to represent all four major regions of Jr. B hockey in Ontario.  The Lions were crowned Ontario Jr. B Grand Champions by defeating the Toronto Nationals, Chapleau Huskies, Brockville Tikis, St. Marys Lincolns, Owen Sound Greys, St. Catharines Falcons, and the Petrolia Jets 7-1 in the Gold Medal Game.

In 1972, all Ontario junior hockey experienced a reshuffle and the Lions found themselves in the Metro Junior "B" League. The Lions took a 3-year hiatus from 1975 to 1978, returning as the Hall Oil Lumber Kings. Renamed the Roadrunners in 1984, the team went a record 37 games without a win during the 1987-88 season (and 44 games overall going into the 1988-89 season, which ended on October 31, 1988). The franchise stayed with the Metro until it went renegade and left the Ontario Hockey Association in 1989. In 1989, the Peterborough Roadrunners jumped to the Central Junior "B" league, which became the Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League in 1993. The Stars were known as the Peterborough Bees from 1997 until 2005. They became the Stars in 2005. They are affiliated with the Peterborough Petes of the Ontario Hockey League.

After over half of a century of hockey, the Stars shutdown operation by merging with the Lindsay Muskies in the Spring of 2012.

Season-by-season results

Notable alumni
 Zac Bierk
 Cody Ceci
 Jassen Cullimore
 Tie Domi
 Mike Fisher
 Bob Gainey
 Aaron Gavey
 Kerry Huffman
 Jeff Larmer
 Steve Larmer
 Darren McCarty
 Dave Roche
 Glen Seabrooke
 Cory Stillman
 Steve Webb

External links
 Stars Webpage

Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League teams
1950s establishments in Ontario
2012 disestablishments in Ontario
Sports clubs established in the 1950s
Ice hockey clubs disestablished in 2012
Sport in Peterborough, Ontario

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DISPLAYING ITEMS BY TAG: DIVERSITY
5 tips for teaching diversity, equity and inclusion
For my Diverse Educators co-founder Bennie Kara and I, education is a place where everyone should be celebrated in every classroom in every school. We're keen to help schools create a culture of belonging for all, and to deliver an inclusive curriculum where diverse experiences are represented. Below, I'll lay out some top tips on how to do just that, for both teachers and school leaders.
Using current affairs to your classroom's advantage
Events in the US, particularly the murder of George Floyd and subsequent fallout, has placed a massive spotlight on racism. Millions of people around the world currently have a front row seat via their phones of the levels of brutality, injustice, bias and inequality black people are subject to. Often there is a disconnect between US events and those here in the UK, however amidst the COVID-19 pandemic the world has taken notice, with protests taking place in a number of countries, the UK included. Black British citizens argue that the UK isn't innocent, that it is also complicit in racial injustice, bias and inequality. Racism in the UK is usually described as covert, which means it's more subtle and intertwined in society, making it less obvious. One example would be microaggressions, which I would say are more than just insensitive comments. I know from experience; these can be painful and stick with people for the long term.
5 ways to make your school LGBTQ+ friendly
LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) Pride month seems like a very appropriate time to give extra attention to making sure your school is an inclusive, diverse and safe place for your families, students and workforce who identify as LGBT+. The month of June honours the anniversary of the 1969 Stonewall riots, where LGBT people and allies fought against police brutality and harassment that many were and continue to be subjected to today.
Creating a more diverse curriculum
Various factors drove me to wanting to become a teacher: factors such as inspiring young people to succeed, watching children progress and also contributing to making a difference in someone's life. However, another huge driving force was also this vision of having more BAME educators in schools. In my head, being a visible representation of both the Black and Muslim community would somehow be my own daily, personal resistance to injustice everywhere. Allowing young children to see an individual such as myself, holding such an important role in their life, would somehow push them to grow up with open minds and open hearts to people from different cultures.
Liverpool schoolkids Roar! for Diversity
Two major sporting organisations – the Premier League and ECB – joined forces to launch the Roar! for Diversity competition and school resources last week. Lawrence Community Primary School in Liverpool was chosen for the inspirational inaugural lesson where the pupils received an unexpected, but welcome, surprise from a number of sporting stars. The school's deputy head Karen Ford reports on the day and describes how the new resources will help the school's diverse community.

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Guide to Champaign County, Illinois ancestry, family history, and genealogy birth records, marriage records, death records, census records, family history, and military records.
Copies of historic Champaign County records are available through the Urbana Free Library as part of the Champaign County Historical Archives. Birth, marriage, death, obituary, newspaper, yearbook, cemetery, probate and other records have been indexed and can be searched at Local History Online. For more information about Champaign County's records, see the Champaign County Courthouse page.
Large numbers of Ohio residents settled in frontier Champaign County, Illinois. The name of the county (Champaign) is reminiscent of Champaign County, Ohio - the previous residence of many pioneer settlers.
The county was named for Champaign County, Ohio. The County Seat is Urbana and was founded 1833. It is located in the East-Central area of the state.
The Historical Encyclopedia of Illinois has a Champaign County edition. This includes a state history section along with a county history and biographies of Champaign County residents. See the wiki article for links to available copies and indexes.
Linkpendium has a list of cemeteries transcriptions many done by the Champaign County Genealogical Society.
The Champaign County Historical Archives (CCHA) at the Urbana Free Library has hundreds of church record books, membership directories, photos and published books about churches in Champaign County. To search the collections, type the word "Church" in the Historical and Genealogical Search box. Or limit your search to a specific denomination and/or location by including those terms in your search. Some Lutheran church records housed at CCHA are in German.To see those, include the word "German" in your search.
Catholic Churches in Champaign County are part of the Diocese of Peoria.
1853-1885 - Community United Church of Christ, Baptism Index 1853-1885 in International Genealogical Index at FamilySearch - free. Batch C730491.
1853-1895 - Community United Church of Christ, Baptism Index 1853-1895 in International Genealogical Index at FamilySearch - free. Batch M730491.
1865-1885 - St. Peter's Evangelical Church, Champaign, Baptism Index 1865-1885 in International Genealogical Index at FamilySearch - free. Batch C730521.
1865-1895 - St. Peter's Evangelical Church, Champaign, Marriage Index 1865-1895 in International Genealogical Index at FamilySearch - free. Batch M730521.
101 E Van Buren St.
1870-1904 - First Methodist Episcopal Church, Champaign, Baptism Index 1870-1904 in International Genealogical Index at FamilySearch - free. Batch C730501.
The following abstracts and copies of original records may be accessed through the Family History Library or the Illinois Regional Archives Depository (IRAD) located at the Illinois State University (ISU) - search for Champaign County records. For information on how to use IRAD see the ISU IRAD Wiki page.
J.S.Lothrop's Champaign County Directory 1870-1871.
Additional directories available at: Linkpendium.
The following abstracts and copies of original records may be accessed through online sources, the Family History Library or the Illinois Regional Archives Depository (IRAD) located at the Illinois State University (ISU) - search for Champaign County records. For information on how to use IRAD see the ISU IRAD Wiki page.
Linkpendium links data to information and records for the Revolutionary War, Civil War, World War I, and World War II.
Civil War service men from Champaign County served in various regiments. Men often joined a company (within a regiment) that originated in their county. Listed below are companies or regiments that were formed from men of Champaign County.
- 51st_Regiment,_Illinois_Infantry, Company B, and Company E.
- 71st_Regiment,_Illinois_Infantry, Company C, Company F, and Company ;H.
- 72nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry, G.
- 76th_Regiment,_Illinois_Infantry, Company B, and Company G.
Original naturalization records are generally held in the office of the County Clerk. See Illinois Naturalization Records for more information about using naturalization records.
The following copies of original records may be accessed through the Family History Library or the Illinois Regional Archives Depository (IRAD) located at the Western Illinois University (WIU) - search for Champaign County records. For information on how to use IRAD see the ISU IRAD Wiki page.
Champaign, Illinois Newspaper Index, 1892 search by name, date and event.
The Evening Courier: 1935-39 and1941-1944.
The original files for all known probate cases from 1833 - 1922 are kept at the Champaign County Historical Archives at the Urbana Free Library.
Original estates and wills from 1923 to the present are held in the office of the Circuit Court Clerk. Probate records from 1992 to the present are indexed and available on-line at Champaign County's Public Access Case Lookup System .
See Illinois Probate Records for more information about using probate records.
The following abstracts and copies of original records may be accessed through the Illinois Regional Archives Depository (IRAD) located at the Illinois State University (ISU). To see all probate records available for Champaign County, search the Local Government Record Holdings with Champaign County selected and the word "probate" in the title search box. For more information about how to access records held at an Illinois Regional Archive Depository, see the ISU IRAD Wiki page.
1851-1921 Wills are also available in Illinois, Probate Records, 1819-1970. Click on the browse through images link, select Champaign County, and select the record type you are interested in.
County records are most often kept at the County Courthouse or another local repository. For further information about where the records for Champaign County are kept, see the Champaign County Courthouse page.
Expanding on an index-card based index created in the 1960's and 1970's, the Champaign County Historical Archives located at Urbana Free Library has created an on-line index of Champaign County historical records of genealogical interest called Local History Online. Included are newspaper mentions of birth, marriage and death notices, along with official county records of birth, marriage, death, wills, probate, cemetery and other records. The index includes details (names and dates) that make it easy to identify records of interst.
Vital records consist of birth, death, marriage and divorce records. Original birth and death certificates recorded until the year 1916 are kept by the Champaign County Clerk while those recorded after 1916 are kept by the Illinois Department of Public Health with a copy to the County Clerk. Original marriage records are usually kept by the County Clerk from the establishment of the county to the present. Original divorce records are generally in the office of the Circuit Court Clerk.
The following abstracts and copies of original records may be accessed through online databases, the Family History Library and the Illinois Regional Archives Depository (IRAD) located at the Illinois State University (ISU) - search for Champaign County records. For information on how to use IRAD see the ISU IRAD Wiki page.
Birth Record Index- IRAD years unlisted.
The Champaign County Historical Archives located at Urbana Free Library offers a variety of resources to new and experienced genealogists, including access to on-line premium genealogy web sites Ancestry.com, Footnote.com, HeritageQuest and WorldVitalRecords, and more than 25,000 books and journals. See Local History Online to search the index of Champaign County birth, marriage, death, probate, burial, yearbook, and other records available through the library.
To learn more about the genealogical resources available at Family History Centers, see Introduction to Family History Centers. For center hours and holiday closure information, see Champaign Illinois Family History Center.
The Champaign County Historical Museum is a non-profit organization that preserves and displays artifacts associated with the people and events of Champaign County. Collections include University of Illinois yearbooks, historic quilts, photos and other items that may be of interest to genealogists. The museum is currently closed (as of August 2011) while changes are made to exhibits.
↑ Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America, 10th ed. (Draper, Utah: Everton Pub., 2002), Champaign County, Illinois. Page 192-199 At various libraries (WorldCat); FHL Book 973 D27e 2002; Alice Eichholz, ed. Ancestry's Red Book: American State, County, and Town Sources, Third ed. (Provo, Utah: Ancestry, 2004), 194-197.
↑ Champaign County Fact Sheet, Illinois State Archives, accessed May 25, 2011.
↑ Wikipedia contributors, "Champaign County," in Wikipedia: the Free Encyclopedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Champaign_County,_Illinois 4/11/2017.


Republican Congressman Peter Roskam looked ahead to future political battles after cruising to victory over challenger Democrat Leslie Coolidge in the 6th District Tuesday.
With 100 percent of precincts reporting, Roskam had 191,065 votes, or 59 percent, to Coolidge's 131,410 according to unofficial results.
"I am an optimist," Roskam, 51, told a pumped-up crowd at the Arrowhead Golf Club in Wheaton. "It's going to be a long night ... but we know what happened in the 6th District."
Coolidge, a retired KPMG accountant who lives in Barrington Hills, faced a seasoned campaigner in Roskam, a Wheaton attorney and former state senator, who is a high-ranking GOP leader in the House.
"I knew it was going to be an uphill battle," Coolidge said. "But it was a very positive experience and I'm very thankful for all the people who voted for me."
For Roskam, "the big priority will be to turn the economy around as fast as we can; clearly the federal government needs to live within its means," he said.
"If President Obama is re-elected, we'll set about very quickly dealing with the fiscal cliff."
Unlike some of Roskam's previous campaigns, such as his 2006 bout with Democrat Tammy Duckworth, the 2012 election was relatively low-key. There were no debates and a lack of buzz compared to the higher-profile contests between Duckworth and GOP Congressman Joe Walsh in the 8th District or Republican U.S. Rep. Judy Biggert against former Congressman Bill Foster, a Democrat, in the 11th District.
Coolidge, 53, acknowledged she didn't get the national party backing her fellow Democrats did but said, "it's been a very positive experience. We've had tons of people out knocking on doors, making phone calls -- I've met people who are very committed."
The state remap turned the 6th Congressional District into a sprawling jigsaw piece that takes in parts of Cook, DuPage, Kane, Lake and McHenry Counties.
Early in the campaign, Roskam said he was taking nothing for granted. "I'm introducing myself to the communities in the new 6th District and am listening to their concerns," he said.


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Class Conflict Essay
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Marx famously stated "the history of all societies up to the present is the history of the class struggle." In his interpretation, the term class is used to refer to the main strata in all stratified society as constituted by a social group whose members share the same relationship to the forces of production. This was evident, according to Marx, in western societies which developed through the epochs of primitive communism, ancient society, feudal society, and industrial capitalism. Primitive communism, based on a communal mode of production and distribution, typified by a subsistence economy, represents the only example of a classless society. From then on, all societies are divided into essentially two major classes that are in an antagonistic relationship: masters and slaves in ancient society, lords and serfs under feudalism, and bourgeoisie and proletariat under the capitalist order. During each historical epoch the labor power required for production was supplied by the majority subject class. While, for Marx, class conflict arises in the exploitative situation evoked by the relationship to the forces of production, it is also evident through the development of such forces by an emerging class. The superiority of the capitalist forces of production, by way of illustration, led to a rapid transformation of the social structure, but only after the revolutionary triumph of the emergent class over the feudal order.
In terms of class conflict, or potential class conflict, Marx distinguished between a "class in itself and a "class for itself. The former comprises a social grouping whose constituents share the same relationship to the forces of production. However, for Marx, a social grouping only fully becomes a class when it forms a "class for itself." At this stage, its members have achieved class consciousness and solidarity — a full awareness of their true situation of exploitation and oppression. Members of a class subsequently develop a common identity, recognize their shared interest, and unite, so creating class cohesion and ultimately taking recourse to revolutionary violence.
Much of Marx s work was concerned with class conflict in capitalist industrial society. Class antagonisms could not be resolved within its structure. Thus, the contradictions inherent in capitalism and its accompanying socio-political structures would bring class conflict to its ultimate realization. As capitalism develops, the workforce is concentrated in large factories where production becomes a social enterprise and thus illuminates the exploitation of the proletariat and its shared grievances. The increasing use of machinery would result in a homogeneous class since such technology brings a leveling process of deskilling, enhancing a sense of common experience, and engendering an increasing sense of alienation.
Marx believed that the class struggle that would overthrow the capitalist order would ensure that private property would be replaced by communally owned property, though industrial manufacture would remain as the basic modus operandi of production in the new society, communally owned but at a higher level of technological development. Since history is about class struggle, history would eventually come to an end. The socialist society that would replace capitalism would contain no dialectical contradictions, while, in effect, the working class would abolish itself.
Darendorf, R. (1959) Class and Class Conflict in Industrial Society. Routledge & Kegan Paul, London.
Marx, K. & Engels, F. (1977) [1848] The communist manifesto. In: McLellan, D. (ed.), Karl Marx: Selected Writings. Oxford University Press, Oxford, pp. 221—16.
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You're invited to join Anthony for an afternoon of worship and celebration as he debuts music from his 3rd studio album, tHE ART of Me. This musical experience will feature special guest artist performances that cross genres, food, and much, much, more! The concert will feature special guest artist including Ronald Johnson, Marcina Garner, Warren Peace, William Thompson, Kendrick McNeil and more! The event is sponsored by Positive Power XXI, Leaders of Tomorrow Youth Center and The Catonsville Chapter of Choir Psi Phi National Music Society, Inc. and Urban Artist Productions come and for a blessed time in Jesus name as we lift up praises and worship God together as a family! All are welcome to stay after for the after release party and celebrate Anthony's 30th Birthday!!! Physical Copies of the Album will be available for purchase along with other suprises!


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Alloys Become Firm And Malleable
Atomic mess fixes alloys
By changing the crystal structure, the material becomes ductile
Video: Alloys Become Firm And Malleable
Video: Aluminium and the Age of Flight - Metal: How It Works - BBC Four 2023, January
The scientists started with a type of material that has been investigated in materials science for a few years, but has so far been too brittle for many applications: alloys in which metallurgists mix similar amounts of typically five or more different metals.
Since the atoms of the various elements are distributed without any recognizable order in the positions in the crystal lattices of these substances and the entropy is a measure of the disorder, the materials are called high entropy alloys. Such materials can be particularly strong because the confusion of the many different atoms in a structure makes it difficult to move dislocations. Dislocations are defects in the crystal lattice that travel through a crystal when a material is deformed. However, the high strength of the alloys with the atomic disorder has so far also had a disadvantage: If such a material gives way under a load, it usually deforms very abruptly and breaks quickly: it behaves brittle.
In contrast, steels that mainly contain iron, usually another main component and small amounts of other components such as carbon, vanadium or chromium, are often ductile. So they are just not brittle, but so far they have not been strong enough to enable the construction of thin-walled car bodies, for example. In the crystals of steels, the atoms are arranged more or less regularly. However, steels become particularly ductile when they can change from one structure to another. Because this process swallows energy, which can then no longer cause damage in the material. In a body or other steel components, tiny areas alternate with the two different atomic orders.
Exactly the juxtaposition of different crystal structures was considered harmful in high-entropy alloys - until now. The scientists have researched a material that is solid on the one hand like a high-entropy alloy and on the other hand has two crystal structures side by side like particularly ductile steels. The search resulted in an alloy of 50% iron, 30% manganese and 10% cobalt and chromium. Now the researchers are working on improving the microstructure and composition. The metallic materials from the Düsseldorf-based material smithy can then be processed as easily and inexpensively as a particularly ductile steel and, as a body, can absorb just as much energy from the impact in an accident. At the same time, the material should be so strongthat even thin and therefore inexpensive and resource-saving sheets do not yield even with a weak impact. (qui)
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Pre-series vehicles, technology vehicles and prototypes become high-quality measuring vehicles and deliver test results for the mobility of tomorrow. The ASAP Group is responsible for the construction and conversion of the vehicles
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The second edition of Paul G /u00fcmpel's book "Shape memory alloys" was published. It deals with the metallurgical backgrounds and possible uses of shape memory alloys
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Fratelli La Bionda s.r.l. è il primo album dei La Bionda, pubblicato dalla Dischi Ricordi a dicembre del 1972.

Descrizione
Lontano dallo stile con cui in seguito i due fratelli raggiungeranno il successo mondiale, cioè la disco music, quest'album si caratterizza invece per le atmosfere folk e acustiche.

Le musiche delle canzoni sono scritte da Carmelo e Michelangelo La Bionda, mentre i testi sono di Bruno Lauzi. I brani Stills e Rag. sono strumentali.

Le canzoni Il coniglio rosa e Al mercato dei fiori erano già state incise nel 1971 da Lauzi nel suo album doppio Amore caro amore bello......

Tra i musicisti che partecipano al disco sono da ricordare Eugenio Finardi, Dario Baldan Bembo, Pino Presti, Ellade Bandini. La copertina della ristampa Orizzonte del disco, datata 1979, raffigura i due fratelli fotografati di spalle mentre tengono con le mani uno scimpanzé.

Gli arrangiamenti e la direzione d'orchestra sono curati da Natale Massara, ex componente dei Ribelli.

Le canzoni sono pubblicate in coedizione dalle edizioni musicali Numero Uno, dalle edizioni musicali Pegaso (a queste due case era legato Lauzi) e dalle Edizioni musicali Come il vento.

Tracce
Lato A

 Il primo giorno dell'anno - 2:10
 La diligenza - 4:21
 Che dispiacere questa città - 5:10
 Il coniglio rosa - 3:37
 Al nord - 3:33

Lato B

 Io e Zaffaroni - 4:41
 Stills - 3:59
 Devo andare - 3:42
 Rag. - 1:00
 Al mercato dei fiori - 3:19
 Il primo giorno dell'anno  (Ripresa) - 3:22

Formazione
 Carmelo La Bionda - voce, chitarra acustica
 Michelangelo La Bionda - voce, chitarra acustica
 Dario Baldan Bembo - tastiera
 Adalberto Zappalà - chitarra acustica, chitarra elettrica
 Gigi Cappellotto - basso
 Andy Surdi - batteria
 Pino Presti - basso (in Il coniglio rosa e Al mercato dei fiori)
 Ellade Bandini - batteria (in La diligenza)
 Angel Salvador - basso (in La diligenza)
 Eugenio Finardi - armonica (in Io e Zaffaroni e Stills)
 Bart Herreman, Marva Jan Marrow, Roberta Zanuso, Nicoletta Roberto, Andrea Paravicini - cori

Collegamenti esterni


Many, many years ago when my teenager was just a tot, I stumbled upon a music cd called Multiplication Unplugged and fell in love. Music is such an easy way to learn things and this has been the key in our house. Teaching Spanish with music never even occurred to me until I found some great resources by the same company, Sara Jordan Publishing.
Teaching Spanish with music has been a fun way for me to encourage my seven year old who had been begging to learn Spanish. I was kind of soured from my older child's experience with another Spanish program and was struggling to find something I could use with my little one given I speak no Spanish and have no drive to learn myself.
One of the ways I started teaching her was with these 3 Helps for Learning the Spanish Alphabet that I found and used together. The FREE Printable Spanish Alphabet Pronunciation Chart along with the catchy Spanish Alphabet song made it easy for us to learn and practice the Spanish alphabet. Then while scouring the library and internet for resources I discovered that the same company who produced my super favorite Multiplication Unplugged, also has Spanish options! Lucky for me our local library had a whole Homeschool Kit designated to the Sara Jordan Spanish resources.
Bilingual Preschool: English-Spanish CD/book kit – Jump-start learning for preschoolers as they sing and participate in these bilingual songs and games including I Spy, Follow the Leader, Mind Your Manners, and a rhyming game teaching: names of animals, counting, directions, polite expressions, places in the community, and counting (cardinal and ordinal numbers). Includes lyrics/activity book.
Bilingual Songs: English – Spanish vol. 1 – Exciting songs in both English and Spanish teach the alphabet, counting to 10, days of the week, months of the year, weather and seasons, colors, food, clothing and family members. Music accompaniment tracks, make it more fun for students to sing along and be "performers". Includes lyrics filled with activities.
Bilingual Kids: English-Spanish Vol. 1, Reproducible Resource Book (Spanish Edition) – Time saving lessons for busy teachers. These reproducible thematic bilingual lessons and activities teach alphabetization, salutations, counting, days, months, weather, seasons, colors, food, zoo animals, parts of the body, clothing and family members. Learning is enhanced with cultural references to Hispanic geography, customs, traditional games, food, and holidays. Beginner Level.
Bilingual Songs: English-Spanish, vol. 2, CD and book (Spanish Edition) – These hip songs in English and Spanish teach counting to 30, counting by 10s, shapes and sizes, emotions, places in the community, opposites, measuring devices, pronunciation of R and RR, conocer and saber, ser and estar. Music accompaniment tracks are included for class performances. Includes lyrics/activities book.
Bilingual Kids: English-Spanish, vol. 2, Reproducible Resource Book (Spanish Edition) – Reproducible thematic lessons and activities in English and Spanish teach genders, counting to 30, counting by tens, shapes, sizes, emotions, places in the community, opposites and measuring devices. This resource also includes lessons and exercises on ser, estar, conocer and saber. Lessons are enhanced with an introduction to Hispanic landmarks, people, carnivals and more! 64 pages. Beginner Level.
Using these resources for teaching Spanish with music to my daughter has been a fun and easy process. The music is easy to take on the go. Whether in the car or on her iPod she can listen we can listen to them together or she can play them through her head set. Just like with the multiplication songs, these Spanish music discs have become a hit in our house. The songs are fun and catchy and thus help her to learn and retain the information – even if she has to sing the song to do it!
Along with the music cds are small books that contain both the lyrics to each song and a few small worksheet activities to go along with what is being learned. Having the little book makes it easy to take along and follow along with the songs. This can both be useful to help learn the lyrics to the songs and for a visual to help learn to recognize and read the written Spanish word. I find it very helpful to not only see how it is written, but to hear it spoken (or sung) in this case.
When not on the go we use the Bilingual Kids Reproducible Resource Books to help reinforce the words and concepts she has been learning from the music cds. She loves to be able to show off what she is learning not only by speaking the words but in written form as well. I love how the books use a variety of written worksheet activities to keep it interesting, and they give lots of help and clues (like word banks, or lines to indicate the number of letters in a word) so that it does not become too overwhelming.
We created a fun musical matching activity to go along with some of the songs. With the Clothing (La ropa) song we made up cards for each of the article of clothing, then while playing the song she uses the cards to label the different pieces of clothing in Spanish. With the Colors (Los colores) song we made color cards. Then we had her label things of a specific color in Spanish when that color came up in the song. You can do this with many of the songs from these Spanish cds. It makes for a fun, active, learning game. If you don't want to make the flashcards on your own, here is a site with FREE Printable Spanish Word Flash Cards that has many of the beginner words already done for you.


Long established quality practice with a strong focus on business clients through to $20,000 in fee size. Work is Tax Compliance, some business advisory and SMSFs. Vendor is selling to retire.
Has a small team of experienced Accountants who have been with the practice for a number of years.
Well located in the CBD fringe in good commercial premises owned by the Vendor. He requires a Lease or Sale to the Purchaser. Good parking for clients and staff.


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Get real time tweets from input string. Using Node.js and socket.io

#Quick start

1. In the root directory of the project : `npm install`
2. In the File `server.js` use your tokens provided by your [twitter dev app](https://dev.twitter.com)
3. Ìn the html client page, replace `webservice.ovh` by the ip adress of your server.
4. Maybe you should change the port number. If you do that, change the port number in the client html page and in the server.js file.
5. Then launch the server : `node server.js`
6. Opent the file `tweet0.html` in a web browser.

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The process of setting up a business online may be accomplished through various means, and sometimes it might require more tech knowledge while other methods might require less. Fortunately there are many opportunities that exist to build an online shop with minimal knowledge of technology.
Sometimes an individual already has an idea of what they might want to sell, but this isn't always the case. Finding something to sell that will provide a good investment for the new online shop owner takes research into the "next big thing" and whether it may be sold online.
Everything that is sold online has a competitor, and a savvy shop owner will always see what his competitors are doing for things like marketing and presentation. Such research offers a new business a jumpstart when the shop's doors open for the first time.
It might seem like a simple process to choose a domain, but it's definitely one of the vital choices a shop owner will make when setting up the store. A great domain name may offer an appreciable boost in traffic and make it easier to find new customers soon after launch.
Every online business must be hosted somewhere, and some website hosts offer tools and options like shopping cart technology, which may prove to be extremely helpful when an individual is looking to set up their online shop quickly. Rather than heading to separate places to find each piece of technology, finding an all-inclusive host improves the speed of setting up a website.
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Marketing for an online website covers many projects today and will include work on search engine optimization (SEO) designs on the website, projects that include social networking, and traditional bought advertisements like banner adverts and Google keyword purchases.
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Rolly Bateman thinks he might be the oldest rookie of the year ever.
At age 60, the sheep breeder from Pilger, Sask., won that honour at the Saskatchewan Sheep Breeders Association show and sale held during Canadian Western Agribition.
He, along with his sister and brother-in-law, has only been in the sheep business a short time.
Bateman is a well-known Shorthorn breeder who also had an embryo business. He dispersed his herd in 2008 for health reasons.
"I need something I can do and so, health-wise, I can still handle sheep where I can't handle cows," he said after his first Agribition sheep show.
Bateman, who has exhibited at Agribition since it began, remembers when a tent was set up where the current sheep barn now sits. The water hydrant inside would freeze by the second day, and exhibitors had to haul pails from the Prairie Building until the supply there froze, too.
The weather in the early years of the show was the worst, he said.
At home, his purebred ewes are treated like commercial animals, which appeals to commercial buyers.
Bateman has 70 breeding ewes of three breeds: North Country Cheviot, Canadian Arcott and Ile de France. Canadian Arcott sheep were developed at the experimental farm in Ottawa.
He said he bought some commercial ewes as embryo recipients and liked them so much he bought purebreds.
They also grow fast. His lambs are 130 pounds by the time they're 100 days old. The heaviest has been 142 lb. at that age.
"It's a breed that more and more commercial guys are going to because they can utilize them as a terminal sire or they can keep those half-blood daughters and they work really well in a good flock," he said.
Ile de France sheep are relatively new to Canada. The breed was developed from a Merino cross in France and was first imported in 1995.
"They maintain really nice wool but are very much developed as a carcass breed," Bateman said.
He already has a waiting list for breeding stock of both breeds.
As well, he sells Canadian Arcott rams into intense commercial production flocks that want out-of-season lambing.
"As good a response and as good a year as we've had, I probably could have a flock of 300 ewes and be sold out, but that's never going to happen," he said.
His facilities only allow for lambing 20 ewes at a time, and the workload suits both him and his sister.
Bateman's Braebank Stock Farm took several championship banners home from Agribition.
In the Canadian Arcott classes, Napkin 20T and Braebank Augusta Aster 29A were grand and reserve champion ewes, respectively. Junior exhibitor Tamara Knapp from Southey, Sask., showed the latter.
Medicine Ridge 514Z and Braebank Alpha 2A were the grand and reserve Canadian Arcott rams.
Braebank also won grand champion ewe, any other breed, with Baerental 3Z, and grand champion ram, any other breed, with Georgella 11Z.
Braebank Admiration 20A was the grand champion North Country Cheviot ewe.
In the sale, Braebank Alpha 2A sold for $550 to Terry Grajczyk of Zehner, Sask., which was one of the higher prices.
Topping the Nov. 16 sale was Westwood Zeller 16Z, a purebred Suffolk ram consigned by Westwood Suffolks and Texels of Elkhorn, Man., which sold for $825 to Frances Dyck of Swift Current, Sask.
The SSBA sale averaged nearly $300 a head on a $24,300 total, while the Katahdin sale averaged $550 on 10 lots.
The high seller in the Katahdin sale was a ram lamb, JJCM A384 from Mish Katahdins at Glenavon, Sask. He sold for $700 to Triple C Ranch of Arborfield, Sask.
Mish Katahdins nearly swept the show ring, showing the grand champion ewe, JJCM 521X, and grand and reserve champion rams, JJCM 2742 and JJCM A401, respectively. Triple C showed the reserve ewe, CCC73Z.


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Counting dough: Rebecca Bird and Matthew Thurber's Tomato House art gallery is presenting artists' renditions of money as fictional, or hypoethetical bills.
These artists are very good with money.
A new art exhibit called "Money" is showcasing a variety of works by twelve local and international artists featuring their interpretations of currency — such as buttons instead of coins, illustrated bills worth only as much as they're beautiful, and coded money that visitors can scan with their smart phones.
The value of these bank notes depend on how much people enjoy them, and quite a few people enjoyed Alec Thibodeau's "Noney" series of funny money.
Other artists in this exhibit — which is one of the best in Brooklyn right now — didn't design their money to be spent so much as experienced.
Artist Nouri Zander purchased a money counter off eBay and turned it into a makeshift flipbook that tells the story of a villainouse character named TuTu McTuggles who comes to life when the machine is switched on.
Another set of bills' are valued depending on how far out in space you are. The conceptual piece titled "Billions and Billions" by Helene Claes is a witty tribute to famed astronomer, Carl Sagan, whose memorial in Prospect Park is where the bills are worth only about a buck, said Bird. The farther away from the tribute you get, the more the money is worth — so naturally you'll want to leave the atmosphere to add astronomical worth to the bills.
Some artists seem to be making political statements with the valuation of their money.
For instance, Inju Kaboom's "Billion Bullions" consists of coins that cost a 10-figure salary — just to carry them in your pockets.The piece is a jibe at an economist's incredible proposal to produce trillion-dollar coins to fix the US financial system.
On the other hand, Seth Scriver's bills are printed on novelty toilet paper rolls.
"Money" at Tomato House [301 Saratoga Ave. between Pacific and Dean streets in Bedford Stuvesant, (347) 770–7813, www.tomatohouse.org] Through June 1, open Thurs.–Sat. 11 am–5 pm and by appointment.
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So their art is a check writing machine with a light clipped to a chair? Did they make this machine or buy it at the Brooklyn Flea?
Maybe they thought it was Olde Thyme typewritten and they could claim they invented check machines and therefore they are now cool.
why is the brooklyn paper censoring it's readers? what was offensive about the posts that were here this morning?


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President Monson and President Eyring Dedicate Arizona's Fourth Temple
byDeseret News | Mar. 03, 2014
The Gilbert Arizona Temple was dedicated Sunday, March 2, to be a sanctuary of serenity, a refuge from the storms of life and the noise of the world and as a house of quiet contemplation concerning the eternal nature of life and the Lord's divine plan for his children.
President Thomas S. Monson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints presided over the three sessions to dedicate the church's newest temple, the 142nd operating temple in the world and the fourth in Arizona.
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The importance of this passage is emphasized by the repetition. This is the quintessential conversion tale—a human, sure that he or she is right, passionate about what he or she thinks, is suddenly shown something else, something beyond what they had allowed themselves to see before.
Here, the success of the church's mission even beyond Jerusalem prompts Saul to aim his hostilities northward toward the Syrian area of Damascus. But on his way to destroy the disciples of the Lord, he experiences what can only be characterized as the most Divine of reversals. Damascus at that time was an important Syrian city and a leading commercial center of the Roman Empire. It is inhabited at this time by many Jews and it is apparent that Saul felt that the religion and the belief systems of these Jews was somehow being threatened by this new Messianic movement. Now, the famous Damascus Road (which can barely be seen from Gulon Heights on the northward part of Israel overlooking Syria) is usually read as a description of transformation. But what is interesting is how Saul (now Paul) became so quickly well-versed in the Christian faith. It's as if he took some sort of crash course in Christian theology before hammering out his masterpiece of a treatise that we call Romans. But, regardless, we know of Christ's purpose for Saul / Paul—to bring Jesus' name to the Gentiles. Perhaps Saul, now Paul, was incredibly smart. But, more likely, he was just searching like all of us do.
This whole thing for us 21st century educated Christians borders on the unbelievable. What does it mean for us? Do things like that really happen today? Well, there are times when someone's closed mind and shadowed eyes are suddenly opened, right? Perhaps that's what happened. Perhaps Paul was denying what he knew all along. I don't know. Emilie Griffin writes that "it is clear that conversion begins with a restlessness of the human heart, which can find no resting place on earth." In other words, it is not so much that God picks and chooses who of us is called to do God's work but rather that there is something within each one of us that, prompted by restlessness, by the awareness that something is "missing", or that there is something that needs to change, begins to listen to the voice that was there all along. Maybe conversion is more about listening than anything else.
The truth is, though, there is a question as to whether this was a conversion or a calling. Either way, Paul was still Jewish. He still honored his heritage. He had changed not from Jew to Christian, but from one kind of Jew to another. And ironically, this strong, zealous, somewhat angry young man, finds himself led into the city by another. Even that could be a conversion. But notice…God was not done with Saul once he saw the light, so to speak. Paul would begin a journey of discovery with God there beside him all the time.
How believable is this for you?
What does "conversion" mean to you?
What is the difference between a "conversion" and a "calling"?
This passage presents two hymns of praise, one to the Lamb and one to God ("the one seated on the throne") and to the Lamb. The hymns acknowledge the Lamb's great deeds through the death and Resurrection of Christ. The Lamb is worthy of this worship that is depicted here. The scene occurs in the so-called "heavenly throne room". The scene includes God, who is seated on the throne and surrounded by four living creatures and twenty-four elders. And there's lots of singing. Singing depicts hope for the writer of Revelation. In fact, there are more than fifteen hymns in the book and, probably thanks to George Frederic Handel, we recognize most of them. These are hymns that appear in the midst of darkness and despair. They are hymns of hope. But this is the Lamb's first appearance in Revelation. The thought of the worshipped One being portrayed as a diminutive lamb is pretty new. This is different. This is not the strong and overpowering warrior but rather one that is humble enough to call us toward the Divine.
Now keep in mind the context in which this was written. In Asia Minor, religion was prevalent and was also very woven into the fabric of the political and social landscape. The people essentially worshiped and showered high acclaim upon the emperor (the one who sat on the throne). Groups of singers would be appointed to sing for the royal household for festivals. And those who were the highest followers, the religious leaders, would earn a high place surrounding the throne. So, here the writer is using that context to depict the sovereignty of God and God in Christ. As worship names what is worthy of that worship, it also dismisses competing claims; here, that dismissal would be of the political emperor, the earthly lord. You could almost think of it as a veiled expose' of what was really wrong with the society. (In a commentary on this passage, Barbara Rossing, equates Revelation to the climactic scene in the Wizard of Oz, when the small and innocent Toto pulls the curtain back to expose that the great Oz was not what it seemed to be., available at http://www.workingpreacher.org/preaching.aspx?lect_date=4/14/2013&tab=3). So, essentially, the writer is saying that Rome, the great and final power, is not all it's cracked up to be. Here, the passage names the Lamb as the one who sets people free, makes them a people, and owns their destiny. And for this, the Lamb is worthy of praise.
This passage turns us away from our own concerns. It talks about who we should look to, who we should worship and praise. It brings to mind wonder and awe, things that we don't have a lot of all the time. It reminds us to contemplate what God has done in Christ. We are used to worshipping that which is higher than us, something that we can "look up to". But here, we read that it is the lowly, suffering Lamb that is truly worthy. And Revelation, in its simplicity, with singing and humility, depicts the veritable hope of the world found in the brokenness of life. What does that do to our sense of wonder and awe when we find God in the brokenness of life?
What does "worship" and "praise" mean for us?
What does it mean to express "awe" or "wonder" about God? In other words, how do we honor God's "God-ness"?
What does it mean for us to proclaim Jesus as Lord?
How does the context in which this was written change our understanding of this passage?
From the beginning, Peter seems to be portrayed as the leader. They have been fishing all night. Now it is day—a new beginning. And when their nets, empty before, are now beginning to tear from the weight of the fish, it is the Beloved Disciple who recognizes Jesus. Now, for me, the question as to why Peter was naked is something completely different. But St. John Chrysostom, the 4th century Bishop of Constantinople, writes this about this passage: When they recognized him, the disciples Peter and John again exhibited their different temperaments. The one was fervent, the other more contemplative. The one was ready to go, the other more penetrating. John is the one who first recognized Jesus, but Peter is the first to come to him.
The truth is that Peter, naked, baring all, holding nothing back, came to Jesus. Perhaps he was not the first to "get it", but when he got it, he responded. Perhaps it is saying, once again, that we do not get it alone. We need each other to open our eyes, to allow us to see things we could not see before. We need each other to know of those places where God sets us free to jump in the water.
Here, Jesus, still the abundant Christ, feeds the Disciples yet again. Christ is still here—still feeding, still nurturing. The "Last Supper" was not the final meal. There is always breakfast on the shore if you're just willing to jump in the water. However it happened, Peter was turned, "converted" if you will, from death to life. This sort of bumbling fishermen who years before had just been minding his own business and trying to eek out a life for his family, this ever-questioning disciple who often said exactly the wrong thing at exactly the wrong time, this one who never quite got it, this one who, for some reason that I haven't figured out saw fit to remove his clothes on the boat in the middle of the lake, this is the one, finally, that "got it" and was the first to show up for breakfast.
Well, of course it's incorrect. But think about it…all during Eastertide, we have Jesus returning to earth in different ways. Eastertide reminds us that death and life are no longer easily separated. In fact, the two are the same. They both mean life. Perhaps Eastertide IS about the fudging of the quick and the dead, the living and the gone. Perhaps that's the whole point. Perhaps we HAVE been converted to life, where's there's always breakfast.
What does the different responses of Peter and the Beloved Disciple mean for you?
What does it mean to be "converted" from death to life?


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This version of the 3gb cell phone with 32 silvergrey rom is that of hatsune miku?
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CONNOTATION OF THE CONCEPT AS A CONTAINER FOR NATIONAL STEREOTYPES. In: Bulletin of the Moscow Region State University (electronic journal), 2011, no. 4, pp. 48-51.
This article investigates connotation of the concept of the initial conceptual sphere. The material of research consists of the articles from British and German papers. Using the methods introduced by G. Lakoff and M. Johnson the author analyses connotation of the concept of the initial conceptual sphere. The research allows of making a statement that national stereotypes are reflected in the connotations of the concepts of the initial conceptual sphere. The author of a metaphor chooses a concept with a particular connotation to describe the representatives of his or other nation, thus expressing his auto- and heterostereotypes.
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Nkosianthi Khumalo / Johannesburg, South Africa — Okt 24, 2016
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Migrants Of The City is a body of work that will look at the ever-migrating city of Johannesburg.
This year (2016) marks 130 years since the establishment of the city of Johannesburg in 1886, the gold rush of 1886. Since then the city has seen an ever-growing migration of various populations from all over Africa. This has been mainly because of people seeking 'a better life' or ways of making income.
Besides the major gold industry that has made the city and the economy of the country what it today. There have been numerous industries that have been established as a direct result of the mining industry. Many corporations have flushed and have built Johannesburg to be a well reputable metropolis.
Fast-forward to the post-apartheid South Africa, this relatively young city has now been a banded by most major corporations that made it be. Throughout the city there are now vacant buildings, which were once major hotels, and banking institutions of the country.
One of the major moves was that of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE), which has the financial heart of the city. This rapidly changed the vocabulary of the city, from a once rich clean metropolis. "The city was a great place to be in", that was my father me all these stories of how the city used to look like before all these foreigners came here.
For me this was very confusing because the city of Joburg has always seen an influx of migrants from all over the world. What was apparent to me though was the current situation the city in; the stench in its streets cannot be overlooked from its heavily littered corners, overturned rubbish bins, and looted building. In a city so young, how can this be?
I can go through the list of political conversations of how our beloved city came to be like this. When I'm taking a walk, I cannot dispute what I see. And what I see is this 'capitalist segregation' happening between the progressively abandoned Johannesburg and the new (capital) Sandton City.
Sandton City is the new financial heart of Gauteng, where the major corporations and the JSE that were once in Johannesburg. This is the new city that is now replacing what Joburg was, with an added capitalist incentive. The city of Sandton is a place where the majority of the population (blacks) cannot house themselves or even afford lunch when they even work there.
Migrants Of The City will not be a solution of the capitalist movement of Sandton City. It will solely focus on Johannesburg as a migrant city, how it has been shaped by this migration regardless of the current situation its in. Its aim it's not to problematize how this seemingly invisible force that is abandoning the city. Or to either disprove the major creation of the new city.
In this project I am looking at archival images of Johannesburg at the Museum Of Africa, photographed by unknown photographers. The vision of how the city once was, the amazing stories that my father told me about. Illustrated as one, meaning I will be photographing these found archival images and superimposing them with images of how the same frame looks like today.
Technically the photography process will be double exposure, using colour film photography on a 35mm camera. The process will involve photographing an old image of a particular part of Johannesburg and then photographing that very same place. The old images will be in black and white and the images I'll be photographing will be in colour as the contrasting past and future merge.
Nkosinathi Khumalo (b. 1991) is a South African born contemporary photographer from Soweto, Gauteng. He completed his Advanced Programme in Photography at the Market Photo Workshop in 2015.
Nkosi uses the relation between the photographic process and the resulting image to speak about the contemporary landscape of South Africa. His work speaks about migration, black industry and displacement of the African diaspora.
In late 2014, he was the first-prizewinner of the 'Transformation Art Project' hosted by Mashumi Arts Projects, together with German Engineering company based in South African called Reinhausen SA, which funded the competition.
He has also been featured in various group exhibitions such as, the June 16 VIP Youth Fest exhibition (2015) hosted by Live Mag curated by Kalashnikovv Gallery, the New Voices IV (2015) at Loizamore And Associates and the Sa Taxi Foundation Art Award Exhibition. In late 2015 he was commissioned by world-renowned Italian crane company Fassi Group for their 2016 calendar. He is currently on of the top 6 finalists for the SA Taxi Foundation Awards (2016) showcased at Lizamore and Associates gallery. His latest exhibition titled: "What Does It Mean?" (2016), was a duo-exhibition showcased at Goethe On Main in partnership with the Goethe Institute Johannesburg.
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Bunzey, Tyler. "Up From Slavery Symbols." LitCharts. LitCharts LLC, 7 Sep 2017. Web. 19 Apr 2019.
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The city of Fairbanks has only one school where dental hygienist faculty can find employment. The following statistics and charts help analyze the current state of the dental hygienist academic community in Fairbanks, and the future trends. Academia in dental hygienist includes dental hygienist training at the dental hygienist associates degree level.
Exactly 70 of the 450 dental hygienists employed in Alaska, work in Fairbanks. As the employment for dental hygienists in Fairbanks has increased, overall employment in Fairbanks has decreased.
In 2010 an average salary of $83,220 per year was earned by dental hygienists in Fairbanks. This growth is faster than the salary trend for all careers in Fairbanks.
Dental hygienists in Fairbanks earn a median salary of $86,600 per year. The difference in pay between the dental hygienists in the lowest pay bracket and those in the highest pay bracket is approximately 149%. Those in the lowest 10% of the pay bracket earn less than $44,840 per year, while those in the highest 10% of the pay bracket earn more than $111,630 per year.
Fairbanks dental hygienists have earnings that are higher than the salaries earned by others in related fields, on average.
Many of Fairbanks' dental hygienists are graduates of the only accredited dental hygienist school in the city.
There is one degree and certificate program in dental hygienist offered by Fairbanks' dental hygienist school.
We are in the process of collecting data for the number of dental hygienist faculty, growth in the field of dental hygienist academia and dental hygienist faculty salaries in Fairbanks. If you are involved in teaching dental hygienist courses to students at the associates degree in dental hygienist level, please anonymously submit your information in the field below. By doing so, you will be helping us build a valuable database resource for the benefit of current and future dental hygienist faculty in Fairbanks. Once you have submitted your information, you will be able to view a summary of some of the data we have collected so far.


In anticipation of the performance of his short play 'Pedigree' at the Maddermarket Theatre on Thursday 14th April, Norwich Writers' Circle member James Dimelow has relaunched his website.
On the new look newplays.org.uk visitors can discover more about the author, along with the plays he has written. At the site visitors will also have the opportunity to watch the Assembly House animation, James wrote on behalf of the Norwich 12 tourism and heritage initiative.
In addition to his revamped website you can also follow James on Facebook and Twitter.
On Tuesday 5th April at Anteros Arts Foundation we will be welcoming back Ejike Ndaji. The spoken word poet will be adjudicating our poetry competition. Everyone is welcome to join us at 7.30pm (doors open from 7.00pm).


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This however doesn't allow me to create multiple rows and cells for the same array index
Is there a way to do what I do in a Razor page with Angular?

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Is MRNA A Good Stock To Buy According To Hedge Funds?
Published on December 21, 2020 at 4:22 pm by Debasis Saha in Hedge Funds, News
Hedge Funds and other institutional investors have just completed filing their 13Fs with the Securities and Exchange Commission, revealing their equity portfolios as of the end of September. At Insider Monkey, we follow nearly 817 active hedge funds and notable investors and by analyzing their 13F filings, we can determine the stocks that they are collectively bullish on. One of their picks is Moderna, Inc. (NASDAQ:MRNA), so let's take a closer look at the sentiment that surrounds it in the current quarter.
Is MRNA a good stock to buy? Moderna, Inc. (NASDAQ:MRNA) investors should pay attention to a decrease in activity from the world's largest hedge funds in recent months. Moderna, Inc. (NASDAQ:MRNA) was in 32 hedge funds' portfolios at the end of September. The all time high for this statistic is 37. There were 37 hedge funds in our database with MRNA holdings at the end of June. Our calculations also showed that MRNA isn't among the 30 most popular stocks among hedge funds (click for Q3 rankings and see the video for a quick look at the top 5 stocks).
In the financial world there are a large number of tools investors have at their disposal to grade stocks. A pair of the most under-the-radar tools are hedge fund and insider trading indicators. We have shown that, historically, those who follow the top picks of the best fund managers can outperform the broader indices by a solid amount. Insider Monkey's monthly stock picks returned 113% since March 2017 and outperformed the S&P 500 ETFs by more than 66 percentage points. Our short strategy outperformed the S&P 500 short ETFs by 20 percentage points annually (see the details here). That's why we believe hedge fund sentiment is a useful indicator that investors should pay attention to.
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Do Hedge Funds Think MRNA Is A Good Stock To Buy Now?
At the end of September, a total of 32 of the hedge funds tracked by Insider Monkey were bullish on this stock, a change of -14% from the previous quarter. On the other hand, there were a total of 9 hedge funds with a bullish position in MRNA a year ago. With the smart money's positions undergoing their usual ebb and flow, there exists an "upper tier" of notable hedge fund managers who were adding to their stakes considerably (or already accumulated large positions).
According to publicly available hedge fund and institutional investor holdings data compiled by Insider Monkey, Theleme Partners, managed by Patrick Degorce, holds the most valuable position in Moderna, Inc. (NASDAQ:MRNA). Theleme Partners has a $541.4 million position in the stock, comprising 24.9% of its 13F portfolio. The second most bullish fund manager is Citadel Investment Group, led by Ken Griffin, holding a $117.3 million call position; the fund has less than 0.1%% of its 13F portfolio invested in the stock. Remaining members of the smart money with similar optimism consist of D. E. Shaw's D E Shaw, Ben Levine, Andrew Manuel and Stefan Renold's LMR Partners and Charles Clough's Clough Capital Partners. In terms of the portfolio weights assigned to each position Theleme Partners allocated the biggest weight to Moderna, Inc. (NASDAQ:MRNA), around 24.88% of its 13F portfolio. Clough Capital Partners is also relatively very bullish on the stock, earmarking 1.41 percent of its 13F equity portfolio to MRNA.
Since Moderna, Inc. (NASDAQ:MRNA) has witnessed falling interest from hedge fund managers, it's safe to say that there exists a select few hedge funds that elected to cut their entire stakes heading into Q4. It's worth mentioning that Dmitry Balyasny's Balyasny Asset Management dropped the biggest position of all the hedgies monitored by Insider Monkey, totaling an estimated $30.9 million in stock, and Scott Bessent's Key Square Capital Management was right behind this move, as the fund sold off about $23.7 million worth. These moves are intriguing to say the least, as total hedge fund interest dropped by 5 funds heading into Q4.
Let's also examine hedge fund activity in other stocks – not necessarily in the same industry as Moderna, Inc. (NASDAQ:MRNA) but similarly valued. We will take a look at Kinder Morgan Inc (NYSE:KMI), Alcon Inc. (NYSE:ALC), Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated (NYSE:PEG), Wayfair Inc (NYSE:W), Eni SpA (NYSE:E), ING Groep N.V. (NYSE:ING), and Orange SA (NYSE:ORAN). This group of stocks' market values resemble MRNA's market value.
KMI 46 939696 -4
ALC 26 676140 5
PEG 23 406385 -8
W 40 4956036 -1
E 5 21869 -3
ING 9 279146 -4
ORAN 4 5851 1
Average 21.9 1040732 -2
As you can see these stocks had an average of 21.9 hedge funds with bullish positions and the average amount invested in these stocks was $1041 million. That figure was $690 million in MRNA's case. Kinder Morgan Inc (NYSE:KMI) is the most popular stock in this table. On the other hand Orange SA (NYSE:ORAN) is the least popular one with only 4 bullish hedge fund positions. Moderna, Inc. (NASDAQ:MRNA) is not the most popular stock in this group but hedge fund interest is still above average. Our overall hedge fund sentiment score for MRNA is 59.3. Stocks with higher number of hedge fund positions relative to other stocks as well as relative to their historical range receive a higher sentiment score. Our calculations showed that top 20 most popular stocks among hedge funds returned 41.3% in 2019 and outperformed the S&P 500 ETF (SPY) by 10 percentage points. These stocks gained 33.3% in 2020 through December 18th and still beat the market by 16.4 percentage points. Hedge funds were also right about betting on MRNA as the stock returned 98.2% since the end of Q3 (through 12/18) and outperformed the market. Hedge funds were rewarded for their relative bullishness.
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