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Most Massachusetts Communities Handling Coronavirus Well and Schools Should Re-Open There, Governor Says
By Matt McDonald | August 11, 2020, 19:01 EDT
Printed from: https://newbostonpost.com/2020/08/11/most-massachusetts-communities-handling-coronavirus-well-and-schools-should-re-open-there-governor-says/
This map of coronavirus rates in the 351 cities and towns in Massachusetts shows high-risk communities in red, moderate-risk communities in yellow, and lower-risk communities in green and white, as of Tuesday, August 11, 2020. The map comes from the web site of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.
The vast majority of Massachusetts cities and towns have fewer than five confirmed cases of coronavirus, state officials said Tuesday.
Two hundred forty-three of the 351 cities and towns have fewer than five cases. Another 75 have fewer than 4 cases per 100,000, a benchmark used nationally to measure level of concern.
State health officials identified four high-risk cities north of Boston – Chelsea, Everett, Lynn, and Revere – where there are more than 8 confirmed cases per 100,000 people.
Twenty-nine other municipalities have been identified as at moderate risk, defined as between 4 and 8 cases per 100,000 people.
State officials released a map Tuesday, August 11 showing towns and cities in Massachusetts by color, with red for the four high-risk cities, yellow for those of moderate risk, green for those of low risk, and white for those with fewer than five cases total.
The map shows most of the state is doing well.
"The good news here should not get lost: 318 communities here in Massachusetts are at or below national benchmarks when it comes to containing Covid in their communities," Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker said during his coronavirus press conference Tuesday, August 11.
Even higher-risk communities are showing improvement, Baker said.
"Lawrence and Chelsea are both interesting examples of this. I mean, Chelsea is red, Lawrence is yellow, but both of 'em are way down from where they were a couple of months ago. We just have to continue the progress," Baker said.
Statewide, 8,529 people have been confirmed to have died from coronavirus as of 4 p.m. Tuesday, August 11, according to the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. That's out of 112,969 confirmed cases, including 296 newly reported confirmed cases today. Ten deaths from coronavirus were confirmed today.
The statewide trends remain positive or neutral, not negative, according to the state.
While many local school committees are opting not to open public schools for in-person classes, the governor said the vast majority of communities in the state should open for school.
"We would certainly hope that based on this data, if you're in a green or a white community, I can't imagine a good reason not to go back, whether it's full time or in some sort of a hybrid. Because for all intents and purposes, you meet all the benchmarks that are being used across the country, and across New England, to make decisions about whether it's safe to go back to school," Baker said.
He said "contextually, those communities are in a perfectly appropriate place to have kids back."
He noted that children remain a low-risk group for the virus.
"For the most part, cases among kids, especially young kids, remain extremely rare," Baker said.
People in the handful of high-risk communities ought to take extraordinary precautions to avoid spreading the virus, said Marylou Sudders, the state's secretary of health and human services.
"Currently, there are four communities at the highest risk – Chelsea, Everett, Lynn, and Revere. To residents in these communities, we have simple messages: There is an extremely high level of Covid in your community. Respect the virus and stay vigilant. Masks work. Wear a face covering at all times when outside of your home. Don't spread this virus to your family. Stay six feet apart at all times, inside and outside. The Covid pandemic is not over. Wash your hands. Stay home if you are ill, and call your doctor. Please don't share food, drink, or utensils with anyone," Sudders said.
Despite the good news on most fronts, the governor has increased restrictions on gatherings, issuing a new executive order Friday, August 7 that takes effect Tuesday, August 11.
Baker has decreased the number of people allowed to congregate in outdoor groups – from 100 previously to 50 now. Authorized indoor gatherings of people not living in the same household are now limited to 10 – although the new restriction does not affect religious gatherings, which are still operating under the limits of 40 percent of building capacity, masks, and six-foot social distancing.
State and local police are authorized to enforce the new restrictions. They can issue a $500 fine for each violation, according to the order.
A July 12 house party in Chatham that was later tied to more than a dozen new cases of coronavirus and several dozen exposures to the virus has frustrated state officials, who say they are also hearing from town and city government officials about other summertime parties continuing despite the public health situation.
Baker said local officials' concerns prompted the new rules.
"Part of the reason for changing the rules was one of the things we heard from local communities is, 'There's not a lot I can do in my community with private gatherings. But I do think private gatherings are a problem.' So, if one of the things that comes out of this is a local community says to us, 'We would like your help, in just responding to complaints that we get about large gatherings in our community,' we want to be able to help them do that," Baker said.
He continued:
"But the goal there would be to get people to either put on a mask, socially distance – you know, abide by the rules, play by the rules. That would be goal number one here. No one's looking to, like, arrest people and write citations, unless people literally refuse to play by the rules associated with the orders."
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Congratulations to the following people whose long service to hockey in Maitland has been recognised through life membership of Maitland District Hockey Club in our 30th year.
Congratulations Garry, I do remember you when I played and coached the team in the early years (1979, 1980) and Mr Skinner presented all the team with blazers (brown with embroidered pockets).
I was the soldier from Singleton and was posted back to Melbourne in 1981.


As many of you know, I was called to my dad's house because he was taken to the ER. He had pneumonia. I left in a hurry on Wed and am still in GR with him. My mom was a hoarder. Really, really bad. The house was a total mess. After she passed, about 8 years ago, I had done a fair amount of cleaning but it only made a small dent. He has not kept it up. My younger sister that has cerebral palsy lives with him. My older sister is mentally retarded and is also schizophrenic. She also has manic depression that has not been controlable with drugs so she has to undergo ECT (Electro convulsive therapy). It is the only thing that keeps her under control. So now you all know my history (I know you are saying TMI!!, LOL) so the point of the story...dad was realeased from the hospital today, YEAH!! God has softened his heart to my cleaning (cuz in the past he always got mad when I did anything, so thanks for your prayers!!) I tried to break it to him gently while we were in the hospital waiting for discharge and he balked at first but finally realized that it was necessary.
So as we were waiting to go home, my DH, and DS were on their way to grandpa's house as were DD2 and her BF, Brad. We all met up and got our cleaning on! DH and DD1 worked for awhile in the kitchen, then we stopped for lunch. So DH cleaned in the kitchen for over 6 hours! DD2 and Brad cleaned both bathrooms and then helped DD1 and I clean my older sister's room (where DD1 wants to be able to stay eventually). We worked our ---off but we got about a fourth of the room finished. So now for some of the photos! Please don't judge us!
Isn't this what you all use your dishwasher for??
I have finally convinced him that he needs to get a new dishwasher and teach my sister how to use it. Steralize your dishes!! He told me that he was putting chocolate milk in a styriofoam cup, rinsing it out and re-using it, YUCK!!
This is a photo of my sister's room, but we didn't think to take a true before photo, this was after several hours of cleaning!
While cleaning the cleaning supply closet we found some treasurer's: do any of you have underware in a jar??
How about my dad's corner?
Quick oats from 1979 anyone??
From back in the day when ice cube trays were metal.
So anyway...you get the point, right?? Lest you think I am so cold hearted, I just adore my dad but I am physically and mentally exhausted!! It was so cute today when brad and Kelsey were here, my dad had a new victim person to talk to and Brad was so patient and kind to my dad! Poor Brad, he scrubbed toilets and cleaned like a champ. He is a keeper!! Dad loved him too.
My uncle tom (my dad's brother) came by and helped me this week too. His sons have a business with a dumpster 9my heros!!) so my uncle Tom cam by and took a few garbage bags yesterday for me (15). Then today we made another 35 bags of garbage and 7 bags for the charity shop (not to mention several boxes for a garage sale that my DH wants us to have!) Seriously, hardly a dent. So discouraging!! Dad kept apologizing for us having to "help" him like this so I just hugged him and told him we are here because we love him and want to help. I know he is embarassed but it soooo needs to be done! I am happy we got such a good start. DH thinks I need to take a week off and come back and have the garage sale at the end of the week. He also wants me to Ebay everything, but I just don't have the time.
I know this is long and I appreciate all your support and prayers!! You have NO idea how much!!!
I just have a short time to let you know that I will probably not post again for awhile. On Wednesday my DD1 called me at work to tell me that my dad had slipped off his bed and was too weak to get up so she had to call 911 and I should meet them at the hospital! It is a little over a 2 hour drive. Of course it was my DS's first home lacrosse game too and I (of course) had "stuff" in my car that had to be at the game so that meant I had to drive home first (about 30 minutes from work). I got home threw all the "stuff" in the cooler and put it on the porch for "someone" from the team to come and get. I packed my bag (not enough stuff as it all turns out) and had to stop for gas, of course!
I *finally* managed to get the the ER in time for them to tell me that they were moving him to another hospital as there were no beds where we were. So back into the car and off to another hospital. Turns out he has a gram positive cocci lung infection. He was slightly dehydrated too. So he has been having IV fluids and antibiotics. He is doing much better but it certainly was scary while we were waiting to see what was going on.
Many of you know that my DD1 lives with my dad and my handicapped sister and this day I felt so glad that she was there to make sure he had good care. When we finally got to the hospital, I realized that he did not have his glasses, hearing aid, teeth, shoes, and wallet! That was an interesting thing! He has all those things now and seems to be healing slowly. I guess at 82 it sometimes takes more time to get better.
I have been a busy bee cleaning his house. I mean BUSY!! My mom was a horder. I cleaned a LOT when she passed away 8 years ago but it has fallen back into quite a mess. It took me over 3 hours to clean the kitchen counter top and do the dishes. Poor DD. She tries but my dad won't let her throw anything out. I just do it and take the heat. What's he gonna do to me? LOL. I should have taken a photo but it is kind of scary. DD2 and her BF are going to come on Sat and help with some more cleaning so that will be good. I am staying here until he is discharged.
Oh another interesting thing. DS got a "hat trick" at the lacrosse game (there were only 4 goals scored total), so we are very proud of him. We also had to purchase raffle tickets as part of signing up for the team it was $100 for 10 tickets. I just kept mine and put our name on them all. Since I wasn't at the game they called me last night and I won! The prize?...$100!! The bonus? My ticket goes back into the pot for drawings in the future.
Anyway, please keep us in your prayers! I hope to be back soon.
Ok, I have a lot of things to catch you all up on. It was a super busy weekend but first things first.
Weight loss...NOT I gained a pound. Now that is out of the way!
This photo is for Anna and Lotte. Here is a pic of the fabric I bought in Indiana (all 20 yards) it does not take up much space, does it?
Oh but I was more badder this weekend! I took Friday off and went up to East Lansing to take DD2 out for dinner. Well, DD1 decided to meet up with us too. I took the time to visit 2 of my favorite quilt shops. Bad decision! I am going to come clean and show you what I bought. First up, I want to make a quilt for my dear friend, Mary. Her bedroom is aqua and brown. I literally have nothing in the right colors for her. This was all I found at both shops, but it is a start.
I love King Arthur and found this great fabric. I also thought the red and white would be nice for my red and white quilt, eventually. But I also have another idea for those red and white prints which I'll show you in a minute. I am hoping I can use those browns with the other aqua and browns but we'll see.
I thought I might be able to make this quilt someday and the Arthur fabric was on sale so I bought the last 1.5 yards!
Now back to the red and white. I had seen this quilt in the better homes quilt mag and thought it might look really cute in red and white. What do you think?
I can see it with a white background and red and white birds.
I met up with the girls and here we are at dinner. It was so much fun we just laughed and laughed. I really needed to see them again and re-charge.
Lest you think that I did no sewing (which is almost true) here is month 10 of the BOM finished. I also made a birthday gift (Yuki) but I can't show it until she has it.
On Saturday we had an all day (9am to 4pm in the freezing cold) lacrosse tournament. DS rolled his ankle in practice on Friday so he was in a lot of pain, but of course he still played.
Sunday we went to Kalamazoo to listen to a vacation club (type thing) presentation. It was a great deal and we bought into the club. Looking forward to the membership materials so we can plan some vacations. It is almost time to be able to do some traveling ourselves so it was good timing. Anyone out there have experience with Coast to Coast?
I guess this leaves just the stash report eh?
That was painful. With all the lacrosse and all the graduation (God willing) plans we are in the thick of, I don't know how much sewing I will get to. I am hoping to be able to finish Karen's quilt blocks this week. I hate those blocks but am going to try to force myself to work on them. I only have 8 left to make them I can assemble it. Their anniversary is in June so I want to have it finished before then. No rest for the wicked!
I was at the grocery store last night and found this. Who would want to buy this? Why would anyone use this for a name of something?
What's the weirdest signage you have found? My DD1 found a billboard that said, "Tuesdays kids eat free clowns"
Ok you all need to go here and enter Camille's contest to win some cool stuff!!
TA DA! Here is my version of the at binder found here.
I think it turned out so well for the first one. I will definately make more of these!
In addition, my friend Jeanne, found the pattern for the little bag that was in yesterday's post using honey buns. I think this will make a great project for my quilt groups to work on after we make some of these binders.
I lost another ~a pound (I don't have my weight stuff with me at work today). I do know that this brings the total loss up to 15 pounds...exactly. YEAH me. That being said, I *know* that I have gained since the weekend (remember I weigh myself on Friday) but I guess that doesn't count and now I will just have to work that much harder this week to get back to where I was on Friday. Bummer.
Oh well. I did manage to do quite a bit of leaf raking out of the outdoor living space in my backyard and I also got 2 flower beds raked out too. I still have a long way to go but it is at least a beginning (and some physical labor for me!!) My back is kind of sore today. I have to begin to whip the yard into shape for the graduation party this June. It will probably take me that long too, LOL. So less time for sewing. I need to get back to Karen's quilt (8 more blocks to go). You all know how much I hate those blocks! With the end in sight though it would be foolish of me not to hop right on it and get it done. Stupid job getting in the way of me getting everything done! LOL!!!
It is my friend, Yuki's, birthday today so HAPPY BIRTHDAY YUKI!!!
Hey, me again. Hop on over to Sharon's blog and see her version of the houses. Too cute! Thanks, Sharon for posting them on your blog.
Well, here are the lonely batiks I didn't have in the original photos from my shopping extravaganza. They will be used in the quilt for my DD#1 like the one I made for DD2's friend, Amy.
I think I also forgot to mention that I bought a beautiful silk scarf from the Hamoung (Not sure of the spelling) booth that was at the show too. These are so totally "my" colors. It is a beautiful piece!
On to the gifts part of the post. I think I told you that I made a new friend through the quilt raffle we hold at the U of M but if not here is the story. I am assistiing run the quilt raffle and Anne contacted me about wanting to make a quilt for our raffle. Her fiancee was there for a procedure the year before and the quilts were up then and she wanted to give back to those that helped her through a difficult time. So we began an email relationship. She made a beautiful quilt (the Alaska themed one, if you remember it) and sent it in the mail to us. We emailed several more times only to learn that she doesn't live far from where I grew up! One time when she and Gary were over at the U we decided to meet up. Funny since neither of us knew what the other one looked like. I was the crazy one trying to describe to the staff in the hospital who I wanted to find but not by how she looked. Well, we found each other and began a "real life" friendship! AWE, I know you're sain'it!! (me too).
Anne had sent me some pictures of some of the recent things she had made and an animal rag quilt was one. Silly me I thought it was a stuffed animal. So she brought me the pattern! For my very own!! Isn't it cute? But you can tell from the photo it is a quilt and it is pretty big. Thanks, Anne!!
We had both seen the Art Binder over at Terry Atkinson's blog and I wanted to make one but have not been able to find the graph pads. Well guess who foind some?? Yep, Anne, and she brought me 2 of them and 3 FQ's. Still the dim bulb that I am I didn't realize until I went looking for the directions that they call for ...wait for it... 3 FQ's!! Slick, isn't she? So I went out and bought the Pellon Deco fusible interfacing (and only that !!) at JAF yesterday so I could try one.
I entered to win on the blog of Sweet Home Quilt Company (a quilt shop in GA, go check out their blog!!) and I won the cute little bag and all the "stuff" you see in it below. The bag is made with a Honey Bun (Moda has these) Looks like an easy one, now I will need to look for the pattern. Any suggestions?
I have to say that I did make the art binder but you will have to wait until tomorrow for me to show you the pictures! I need to go and do some more cleaning. I did some yard work yesterday and it made me realize how much more I really need to do. So for now...have a great day!
I am still woefully behind on my blogging and now the weekend is coming up so it will just be worse, sorry about that! My friend, Gina, over at Quilting in the Valleys, sent me the photos of her houses as they are fused and ready for her to finish sewing them down.
She is doing each one with a different theme.
I like the house of sewing!
Thanks for sharing your houses with us all, Gina!!
Now I just have to share something with you all. I am *trying* so hard to be a good girl. After all the spending I did recently on my trip, but then the wonderful Anne Sutton at Bunny Hill Designs comes out with Rabbits Prefer Embroidery and, well...go see for yourself what the Fat Quarter Shop has. I need to be good, I need to be good.
Just one more thing, if any of you are done with your Baltimore Bunnies pattern and would lend it to me (or let me buy it from you) please email me.
Ok now it's time for true confessions! Here is the first thing I bought. For those of you that don't know my DH is a corporate pilot (yes he is one of those evil, company pilots that flies the company airplanes around the country, please pray for us that he will be able to keep his job since every time *someone* opens his mouth corporate pilots around the country lose their jobs, but I digress). Isn't it cute??
In Fishers IN I found these Flag Day Farm fat quarters. Thought they might make a nice feathered star, but I ended up using what I had brought. I will use these though, I really like them. I also bought the aqua and red for the star but decided against those too. I will be giving a few of these to a friend that is moving as a going away present. I can count that as fabric out in the stash report, right??
More recycle fabric. I found the words and letters at a booth from a shop in Colombus OH and they only had FQ so they were going to go back to their shop and they brought me a yard of each the next day! Wasn't that sweet of them??
At the show there was a booth (Boline) that had this pattern half off. How could I resist? An airplane in a hanger with a flying geese quilt on thefence? Oh yeah! Then the Two Young Street half yard for only $2.50? Was I in heaven??
OK, these next two were awesome finds. I have all the blocks cut out for a One Block Wonder quilt from the fabric you see in this pic. I did not have enough to use it for the border. I wanted to use it for the border so you could see the fabric the quilt was from. So I was happy to find it at a shop in Bloomington. LTW had her class and I had a 40% off coupon to use so...the fabric came home with me! Now to those bunnies. I have the first book of bunnies by Darcy Ashton and wanted to look at the second one before I bought it. I found it in the same shop, looked it over and thought it needed to come home with me too. I have all the blocks from the first book finished just not put into a quilt yet. It's on my side bar "to do" list though. Sheesh, stop nagging!!
Now these I bought for my DD1. I plan on making her another version of the black and batik quilt I made for DD2's friend Amy. You can see it here. So I am collecting fabrics for that. I have some left over but not enough so I am picking up a few more. I realize that as I am typing this that I am missing a couple of others that I bought for this quilt too. I will have to add the photos of those tomorrow, sorry!
In case you wonder what's up with all the recycle fabric, I am planning a "Save the Planet" quilt for DD2. That's where these come in. I found this awesome underwater life, some waves and some trees to use with the other ones. She is a Fisheries and Wildlife major in college.
I bought this one, just cuz' I really love these colors and will someday use it in a quilt for myself!
So that is *most* of what I bought. I didn't figure you need to see my *bolt* of Kona white. That's kind of boring, right?
Have a good day and let me know which ones you love and would have had to buy. Have you ever had such a shopping spree??
I had to include a photo of this quilt before I begin talking about my class with Marsha McCloskey. It was a huge pirate's map and it was awesome!!
This is a pic of Marsha teaching our class. She was an amazing teacher. Very thorough and very patient with the class. So much information though.
She had 1/8" graph paper that we used to draft our own blocks. We had to use a compass to figure out the size of the diamonds. My head hurt at the end of the class.
This was a neat technique. We made bias strip sets and sewed them together and then cut our HST from the strip sets. No bias edges and you get really nice ( and can do incredibly tiny) HST this way too. Her bias square ruler was great to use.
Here we are after class. Marsha is on the left. She is coming out with a new book about Feathered Stars so go to her website and look around. It will use rotary cutting instructions instead of templates! YIPEE!! I can't wait for the new book.
Now, don't you laugh at me. Here is what I got finished in the 6 hours of our class. There were only 2 of us that even got this far!
She used a #13 foot (Bernina) so she could see the needle go into the fabric and watch the fabric edge to the right of the foot. With the typical 1/4" foot you will not see the fabric and therefore your 1/4" seam may not be as accurate. We were working with 16th and 32nds so this made a difference. Now I must say, I don't know if I sew quite that accurately that it would make a huge difference but I am going to try to sew more accurately.
Ok, I have so much to blog about I feel like my head is going to explode. I need to do the weigh in first. Just let me preface this with "hey, I was on vacation!" I did manage to lose another 0.2 pounds. WOO HOO, better than a gain, right?
I added 39.75yards while on my trip and I didn't use ANY! (I did add 19 yards of Kona white so I added that into the yards in category.) OUCH that was painful!! (But wait until I share with y'all what I added!!) I could have been so much worse. Someone, and you know who you are, was much worse than I was, but that's a story for another day, LOL. So net stash busted is now a measly 9.5 yards.
On to the Indiana Heritage Quilt Show!
LTW and I left for Bloomington on Wed around 7am. We stopped at 4 quilt shops on our way (more about that tomorrow). We arrived in town at the Courtyard and had a great room, really nice beds. My class was on Thursday morning and I will tell you all about that tomorrow too (or maybe the next day).
Dandy Lions was one of my favorites!!
This shows the quilting from the back. Aren't those faces just too cute? Too bad real dandelions aren't that cute huh?
I thought these otters were pretty cute too.
If you look closely you will see the American flag in the oval.
This quilt was so amazing. The houses in the front are pieced and in the back look like they are painted.
I love some Anne Sutton. Baltimore Bunnies. Maybe someday I will get my hands on this pattern!
This quilt was at a museum and had repros of old green and red quilts. This one was so spectacular in person!!!
Nearly Insane in BRIGHT colors.
I thought this cross was amazing too. I was thinking of my CL's and maybe they could make one along these lines.
I have seen this in a magazine recently but it was really spectacular in person.
I have lots of other pictures but these were my favorites. I will share more about class and show some samples soon. In additon, I have to talk about what I bought too.
I have houses from others to share, a blog giveaway that I won and a meeting with a (soon to be) fellow blogger today, but am running out of time and have to get some more actual work done today so that's all for now. I have a lacrosse parent meeting tonight so no blogging for me! More tomorrow!!


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Eric Crane, Senior Research Associate and Project Director, works with WestEd national, state, and local clients to gauge school and student performance and make the best use of the results. Crane leads assessment and accountability research as well as projects providing evaluation, data visualization and use, and consulting/technical assistance.
Crane advises multiple state departments of education on the development and implementation of school accountability systems. An experienced facilitator and presenter, he has testified before the California Assembly Committee on Education, the California State Board of Education, and several policy advisory committees.
Crane's work focuses on effective formative assessment practices, public school accountability, statewide and district data systems, survey and test design, applied statistics and psychometrics, and program evaluation. Since coming to WestEd in 2003, he has led assessment development projects, analytic studies of charter school performance, and evaluations of statewide policy initiatives. He previously managed the Research and Analysis Unit at the California Department of Education.
He has authored reports on school performance, districts' use of interim assessments, steps for building coherent academic performance standards, and educators' views on new academic content standards. A past president of the California Educational Research Association, Crane serves on California's Technical Design Group, supporting the state's school accountability system.
Crane earned an AB in economics from Princeton University and MA degrees in statistics and quantitative methods in education from the University of California, Berkeley. He completed PhD coursework and the PhD qualification examination in quantitative methods in education from the University of California, Berkeley.
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The brilliant Limelight Magazine did an article on me and posted it on their website today. Check it out HERE!
In other news, the first book is coming along nicely – it's been long awaited but I am assured that it will be released in the next few months…will keep you posted!


Electromagnetic solvers are an essential tool for signal and power integrity engineers working at the chip, package and board level. The need for full-wave simulations is rapidly increasing, driven by emerging technologies (3D integration, 400 Gigabit Ethernet) and applications (cloud computing, IoT, M2M). As industrial needs in terms of computational electromagnetism soar well beyond the state of the art, new ideas and development become necessary to sustain technological progress. This tutorial will first review the state of the art on integral equation methods for Maxwell's equations, that are often advocated for interconnect analysis. A comprehensive overview of their mathematical foundations will be presented including: modeling of skin effect, modeling of layered substrates, acceleration with iterative solvers and far-field approximations, robustness at low frequency. Finally, we will survey recent advancements in the field. Examples related to interconnect networks and integrated passive components will be presented..


Construction proposals for mid-rise and tall buildings in Kingston is always a topic of debate among residents, especially when it involves the historic downtown area.
Now community members with an interest in how the city will grow are invited to participate in one of a number of upcoming Density by Design information sessions.
Attendees will view two brief presentations – Design Basics and Why Design Matters – followed by a question and answer period. After the Q&A session, participants will engage in breakout sessions to discuss priorities.
You can register to take part in one of the Density by Design session at this City of Kingston page. Note that each event is limited to 40 participants.
Recommendations and input will be used to develop draft policies to guide the development of mid-rise and tall buildings and benefit builders who will better understand what is expected when they make planning applications.
The locations of buildings being proposed in Kingston can be found at the City's Development and Services Hub (DASH) page.
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Nicos Popupalot's Grub Med Supper Club at his Mama's House in Herne Hill
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Top pop-up chef, lobster expert, and all round good guy Nicos Popupalot is back for a two night supper club at his mama's house in Herne Hill on Friday 31st January and Saturday 1st February. As it's all about his beginnings, the menu has a Mediterranean flavour, including pan-fried squid, and Kleftigo (slow roast lamb shoulder). Note that it's BYOB, and that a 10% service charge will be added on the night.
"Nicos Popupalot presents wild, themed pop up restaurant events.
Past nights have included 'The Lobster Pot' (voted in the Metro's top 5 pop ups of 2013), 'Pie, Mash 'n' Ravey' and new for 2014 we've added Grub Med, launching ON 31st January.
Our aim? To offer freshly prepared food in a unique dining environment at an affordable price.
Nicos started cooking in his family's restaurant at a young age and has taken his passion and work around Europe, learning all about and tasting more of the flavours this life has to offer. He has also worked in various gastro pubs and restaurants in London. Now he's bringing his experience directly to you as he pops up around London.
Nicos is literally going back to his roots, where it all began in the home kitchen - MAMA'S HOUSE in Herne Hill, South East London.
This supper club is for two nights only, It's a set menu of a three-course meal at £33/person.
Booking is in advance only and we have a limited number of 100 tickets available.
This Event is a byob"
When - Fri 31st Jan, and Sat 1st Feb 2014
Seatings at 6pm and 8pm
Where - His Mama's House in Herne Hill, SE24 - address to be provided on booking
Tickets - £33 for 3 courses from Edible Experiences here
Link - Booking page
Labels: foodanddrink, short-term, supper-club


"Uh-oh. This is bad, bad, bad, bad, bad…" | Que Sera Sara?
When I was 5, my mom's sister came to visit.
My mom was so excited. I think they talked non-stop for days.
"Take your sister and go play upstairs" my mom ordered. I guess they were talking about grown-up things.
On this less than inspiring afternoon, we rummaged in the art supplies.
Did you ever have those little kid scissors? The rounded tip ones deemed safe for tots.
These "safety" scissors were the bane of my artistic life. They were too blunt to cut fingers and pretty much any type of paper.
They were not, as it turns out, too blunt to cut hair.
The first snick resounds in my ears. Pantomime barbershop has taken a turn for the worst.
I am surprised but not yet panicking. I could probably even it out.
There is hair everywhere. On the floor, on my fingers, on the tell-tale scissors.
My mom's laughter echoes up the stairs.
So, I casually (read: not at all) go outside and climb the tallest tree in our garden, giving myself buffer time for when the bomb drops.
I sit on my favourite branch and wait for what feels like for ever. Sure whatever comes next will be awful.
Unless… unless Mom is having such a fun time with her sister she doesn't notice straight away. I am very hopeful Kate's hair can grow fast.
Or if Mom does notice, I hope beyond hope that my aunt's calming influence will help me get off lighter than I would have otherwise. I pray they'll keep laughing. Maybe it will be funny?
I don't remember what happened next or what dreaded punishment was decreed. I certainly don't remember what explanation I offered under interrogation.
Two Little Girls Explain The Worst Haircut Ever (Audio).
I can tell you for a fact that I wouldn't have been as eloquent or as logical as this pair of sisters, interviewed while in a similar situation.
They are my current favourite thing.


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A Volcano In The Philippines Erupts. How Dangerous Is It?
A volcano near the Philippines capital, Manila has started to bubble and throw out lava on Monday
By I Kid You Not , in Did You Know Enviornment News , at January 13, 2020 Tags: children news, current affairs, facts, general knowledge, news for kids, volcanoes
A volcano near the Philippines capital, Manila has started to bubble and throw out lava on Monday. Authorities have warned that further eruptive activity is possible to happen. It's called the Taal Volcano and it is the second most active volcano in the Philippines which has recorded 34 eruptions in the last 450 years.
This latest eruption will affect hundreds of thousands of people. On Sunday night, The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) recorded at least 75 volcanic earthquakes caused by the volcano, which lies in the middle of a beautiful lake, 65 kilometers near Manila.
Taal Lake
The alert level is at 4, which means that hazardous explosive eruption is possible within hours to days.
Schools and government offices near the volcano have been closed, and some 8,000 people have already left their homes. As 200,000 people could be forced to leave if this warning continues. The Manila airports has also suspended all flights, as ash began collecting on the runway.
Earthquakes and volcanic activity are common in the Philippines, which lies along the Ring of Fire – a major zone where many earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur.
It's Complexicated
Taal is a complex volcano, which means it doesn't have one vent or cone but several eruption points which have changed over time. It is actually called a "a volcano within a volcano", which makes it very dangerous. The last eruption was in 1977, but a bad one was in 1911 which killed about 1,500 people.
China Imposes New Extradition Bill. Leads To Protests Across Hong Kong
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The island of Hong Kong has seen numerous violent protests all over the streets since early 2019.
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A Look Back in to the History of Pride
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Although the struggle for acceptance of queer people has been going on for a long time, a major event that is recognised globally as a catalyst for major gay rights movements were the Stonewall Riots of 1969…
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This deadly virus has resulted in most countries to impose a lock-down, meaning no flying. That, in turn, means that the aviation industry would remain shut.
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In the mid-90s, Von Hoff et al. published several papers of their medical research that demonstrated the survival advantage of the drug-agent gemcitabine (sold in the U.S. as Gemzar; developed by Eli Lilly and Company) as first line therapy in the treatment of advanced pancreatic cancer (ductal adenocarcinoma of the pancreas) over the use of somewhat ineffective but standard monotherapy for pancreatic cancer for years, fluorouracil (known as 5-FU). Quickly, gemcitabine became the standard of care treatment for pancreatic cancer, although research continued and gemcitabine and other drugs either singly or in combination were studied extensively.
The next major breakthrough in the chemotherapy treatment of advanced pancreatic cancer came in May 2011 by French researchers with the publication of data regarding the use of the 4-drug regimen (including 5-FU) known as FOLFIRINOX. At a point afterwards, the NCCN began to recommend the FOLFIRINOX regimen as first line therapy for advanced pancreatic cancer.
Then in 2013, Von Hoff and others published their research which demonstrated that Abraxane (Nab-paclitaxel; by Celgene) plus gemcitabine gave survival advantage in patient with advanced pancreatic cancer over gemcitabine alone. Soon thereafter, the U.S. FDA approved the Abraxane plus gemcitabine combination for the treatment of advanced pancreatic cancer.
One point to note is that the central drug in each of the two key drug combinations for chemotherapy of advanced pancreatic cancer involve one or the other of the past drugs that were used alone: 5-FU and gemcitabine.
Gemcitabine is a nucleoside analogue that inhibits an enzyme required for a pathway that is necessary for successful DNA synthesis. It is also approved in the U.S. for the treatment of such conditions as breast, lung, bladder and ovarian cancer.
The side effects of gemcitabine alone, depending on personal response, and given that it IS a chemotherapy are often relatively mild compared to certain other drugs, and can include such conditions as fever, flu-like symptoms, fatigue, GI problems, rashes, hair loss, weakness, and shortness of breath.
There are studies that suggest that the gemcitabine plus Abraxane regimen is generally better tolerated than the FOLFIRINOX regimen in many patient with pancreatic cancer.
Since the development of gemcitabine + Abraxane for the treatment of pancreatic cancer, there have been many innovative studies using this combination in creative ways. We have commented on gemcitabine alone and in combination frequently in the Pancreatica Blog.
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3 RPGs That Should Receive Game of The Year Awards in 2016
Updated: 22 Nov 2016 6:43 pm
We've had Dragonbournes, monster-hunters and wanderers. Who's next?
BY: Yamin Ahamed
To be or no to be...
2016 wasn't exactly the greatest year for RPG's. With great games like The Witcher 3, Fallout 4 and Bloodborne having been released in 2015, this year was a bit disappointing, but what it doesn't have in numbers, it has in quality.
With games from other genres like Uncharted 4, Overwatch and Battlefield 1 competing for Game of the Year, how many RPG's actually stand a chance against these great games? Here are my top contenders for Game of the Year from the Role-playing games genre.
Adam Jensen, hacker/soldier/cyborg with cool shades........
Unlike the previous installment, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided improves on the already established formula by making the stealth game-play as equally interesting and fun to play as the Violent approach. Every augmentation has value and a price to pay as you run the risk of straining your body.What's more impressive is the incredibly detailed world. Every nook and corner hold something of interest making exploration all the more rewarding. Plus, The improved game-play mechanics provide multiple options when it comes to both stealth and full on assault.
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided builds on its predecessor and delivers a fulfilling experience and thus, in my opinion, a worthy contender for the GOTY.
Check out Deus Ex: Mankind Divided's official site here.
There's nothing like chilling with BFFs before saving your kingdom
The only game on this list that has not been released yet, FFXV has generated quite some hype due to the mesmerizing world and fast paced action shown in multiple gameplay footages.FFXV promises a massive world of wonder and possibilities. A world filled with adventure and breath-taking locations. With a myriad of things to do like monster hunting, gathering resources and looking for lost treasures. FFXV promises to redefine open-world action games and thus A GOTY worthy title (unless it's delayed, again).
Check out FFXV's official site here.
I wonder how many controller deaths this game is responsible for...
Dark Souls III provides a harrowing and beautiful world filled with tough-as-nails bosses (pardon me for the understatement) and forbidding environments. With incredibly designed levels that are full of loot, secret areas, interesting new stories, and mini- bosses. Dark Souls III will beat you, pulverize you and humiliate you and make you keep coming back for more just like its predecessors, but with huge improvements. A game that satisfies gamers through Defeat and endless exploration probably is the most deserving RPG on this list.
Check out Dark Souls III's official site here.
RPG's have the unique ability to pull players in, leave them breathless and throw difficult situations at them. In fact, many of the biggest games of recent years have mostly been RPGs. Game of the Year aside, the aforementioned titles are great games and deserve to be played over and over. They each provide an engrossing and beautiful world and all we have to do is let us be engulfed by it.
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Dax Shepard & Kristen Bell Are Tired Of Each Other
Even Dax Shepard & Kristen Bell Are Tired Of Each Other In Quarantine
Kathryn Lindsay
Photo: John Parra/Getty Images for Beaches.
During the coronavirus pandemic, celebrities may be quarantining together but that doesn't mean they're always getting along. Kristen Bell, queen of honest parenting, revealed as much when she and husband Dax Shepard hopped on an Instagram Live with Katie Couric on Monday. The pair have a do-no-wrong status in Hollywood thanks to everything from their infectious chemistry to the fact that they just waived rent for all their tenants, but as far as each other is concerned, that's not always the case. Or, in the words of Bell, they've been "at each other's throats" during quarantine.
Couric has been conducting a number of interviews while the country has been in lockdown, featuring people like Ina Garten and Tia Mowry on her YouTube channel. Of course all anyone can talk about is the pandemic, but Bell and Shepard may have been the first people to be truly honest in all their awkward, hilarious glory. When asked about their relationship during self-isolation, the pair responded with long pause before Shepard decided to get real.
"We're getting along with the kids, and we're getting along with the adults we're friends with," Shepard began, but there was a but: "This has been stressful for mama and dada."
The two have apparently been bickering nonstop, as in up until "eight minutes" before sitting down for the interview.
"This is as physically close as we've been in a couple days, 'cause we've just found each other revolting," Bell said.
Luckily, the two seemed to be well aware that this is just an inevitable side effect of quarantining with family, and Bell kept a humourous (albeit exasperated) outlook throughout the interview, even when Shepard wandered off making noise.
"It's impossible," she said to Couric's suggestion that they spend time apart in the house. "He's too big, Katie. He's too loud and too big. He's everywhere."
Although, after two week of quarantining alone, I'm sure most of us would opt for Dax Shepard any day.
COVID-19 has been declared a global pandemic. Go to the Public Health Agency of Canada website for the latest information on symptoms, prevention, and other resources.
Kristen Bell Dax Shepard Are Fighting During Quarantine
Coronavirus • Entertainment
written by Kathryn Lindsay
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The Mamas give us 'A Christmas Night To Remember' for the festive period
13 November 2020 Ian Fowell	1 Comment
The Mamas have released a festive song called A Christmas Night To Remember. It is a fun and upbeat track and sung in their soulful style to give us some light relief during these difficult times. Just what we need!
A Christmas Night To Remember is available to purchase or stream from most digital stores including Amazon, Apple Music, Spotify and many more.
The Mamas won the 2020 Melodifestivalen in Sweden with Move and were set to participate in the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest, which was cancelled due to the world pandemic.
You can hear A Christmas Night To Remember below.
Source: ESC Covers
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The Mamas release new song 'Touch The Sky'
18 September 2020 Ian Fowell	Leave a comment
The Mamas have returned with a brand new track called Touch The Sky. The song is taken from their forthcoming EP to be released on 25 September. It is a soulful track that showcases the powerful vocals of the girls.
The EP will include Touch The Sky as well as the previously released single Let It Be and the title track Tomorrow Is Waiting. All three of The Mamas (Loulou LaMotte, Ash Haynes and Dinah Yonas Manna0) will contribute solo songs.
The Mamas have composed most of the tracks on the EP. The producers include Joy Deb, Herman Gardarfve and Robin Stjernberg.
Move was the song that The Mamas won the 2020 Melodifestivalen with but unfortunately were not able to participate at the Eurovision Song Contest because of the corona virus crisis.
You can hear the first single from the EP, Touch The Sky below.
Source: ESC Covers; Universal Music Sweden
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The Mamas release new single 'Let It Be'
16 May 2020 Ian Fowell	Leave a comment
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The Mamas have released their brand new single entitled Let It Be. The song is sung with beautiful soulful voices and is upbeat with a happy summer vibe.
Let It Be is composed by Melanie Wehbe, Patrik Jean and Herman Gardarfve. The same team wrote Move, the song that The Mamas won the 2020 Melodifestivalen with and were set to represent Sweden at the Eurovision Song Contest in Rotterdam until the unfortunate cancellation.
The Mamas are Ash Haynes, Loulou LaMotte and Dinah Yonas Manna. The girls were on the stage at the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest in Israel with John Lundvik, and his gospel / soul pop anthem, Too Late For Love.
Let It Be is available to purchase or stream via most digital stores including iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, Google Play Music and Apple Music.
Move is currently topping the music charts of Sweden.
You can hear Let It Be below and see also The Mamas perform Move.
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PROMO SINGLE – SWEDEN
8 May 2020 Roy van der Merwe	Leave a comment
The MAMA'S, who were backing singers for John Lundvik in Tel Aviv in 2019, won the Swedish selection to win the change to represent SWEDEN on their own at the 2020 Eurovision song contest. In Tel Aviv I remember 4 Mama's so one has since disappeared. The Mama's had a song called MOVE. Unfortunately they could not move to Rotterdam as the 2020 Eurovision was canceled. This is the 4th last cover of the 41 promo singles.
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Sweden: Robin Bengtsson and The Mamas make it to the final of 2020 Melodifestivalen
2 February 2020 Ian Fowell	Leave a comment
The first semi-final of the 2020 Melodifestivalen took place in Sweden in Linköping. Two acts made it to the final and two acts go to the second chance Andra Chansen selection later this month.
The two acts to qualify were –
Robin Bengtsson – Take A Chance
The Mamas – Move
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