I didn't think I was going to cry today. It was Bradley's last day of school, not that big of deal. Nothing like sending him away for the first day of kindergarten, which you can read about here. But I cried. I couldn't help it.
The little kid chairs were lined up in front of the stage. A large yellow paper sign was pinned onto the stage curtains.
Someone started the graduation music on a tape player and the cute little kindergarteners started filing into the chairs. They wore little construction paper graduation caps and large white shirts that looked like graduation gowns. I was okay through this part. I didn't cry. I waited and watched for Bradley in line so I could get a good picture.
I started crying when the principal said that "if she did her calculations right" this would be the graduating class of 2024.
That hit me like a ton of bricks. Maybe it's because it is so hard to wrap my head around the idea of the year 2024. Maybe it's because I am just facing the fact that my first baby is starting to grow up. He is just starting his educational career. Maybe it's because I do not want to picture a young man sitting and looking for me at a high school or college graduation (not that I don't want him to graduate, I just don't want him to grow up. AND this would also make me OLD…er!). I want him to stay this sweet and cute little kindergartener. He is already growing up too fast! NO!!!
I wiped the tears from my eyes. I smiled and waved as he peeked over the heads in front of him to smile and wave at his mom. It doesn't matter how old he is… or when he graduates. It doesn't matter if someday there is a young man looking through the crowd to smile and wave at me. I will always be his mom. And even when he is a young man, he will always be my baby.
Bradley came across the playground wearing his coat and stocking cap. He also had a necklace made of noodles around his neck. He was spinning the noodle beads and I noticed his hands had blue smudges on them from the dye.
I told him how nice it was and that he did a good job. He was still messing with one flowered looking noodle. "But Chris (a boy in his class, name has been changed to protect the hungry), ate part of my noodle," Bradley pointed out.
I never know what to say about these stories. I always get a good laugh at the things he tells me…and I wonder how his teacher does it every day, she must have a wonderful sense of humor to be in a room of twenty something kindergartners all day. I've been there, it's a blast, but I have always been exhausted by the end of the day.
He continued playing with his necklace and we headed for home.
When we got home he took off his necklace. "This is for you, Mom. Happy Thanksgiving!" He was so happy to give me the present. And every Mom loves a noodle necklace!
And Bradley must have been in the giving mood because he also gave Terri, who watches the babies all day, a picture he made of an owl and told her Happy Thanksgiving also. What a sweetie!
"They are going to LOVE my necklace so much and say that I am the luckiest Mom in the world because you made me such a beautiful necklace." His smile was so big and he was so proud of his present he gave me.
"I love you, Mom." We said our good nights and I gave him hugs and kisses.
I pushed a thick sunflower stem into the floral foam and built up the arrangement with fall mums and lilies. I caught myself singing as I worked, "10, 20, 30…40, 50, 60…" and so on. Bradley's little catchy tune has been stuck in my head for days.
I am really glad he is learning to count to 100, but that is all I hear all day long. It was really cute the first hundred times, but I think I have heard this song at least a million times by now. But I guess I'm missing my kids today, so his song is keeping me company.
As I left for work today I made my rounds and gave each one of them a hug and kiss, "Bye, baby!" or "Bye, hunny! I love you," and around and around I went to each cute chubby cheek. I looked back at them around the dining room table with their cereal bowls and spoons and I felt full, not on Cheerios, but love.
I am a lucky mom to have such wonderful and beautiful children. You know how you get those days or moments, and you stop in the middle of the chaos and realize how truly blessed you are just by looking at those sweet faces.
I'm in awe and wonder. I am thankful.
But here is Bradley's song, so you can get it stuck in your head, too. Watching Brad and the kids in the background just cracks me up. Welcome to my world.
He is getting so smart.


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Earl Strickland Returns To Mosconi Cup For Team USA
Posted on Tuesday, October 26 2021 @ 16:58:41 UTCby admin
Mosconi Cup legend Earl Strickland will return to Team USA for the first time since 2013 at Alexandra Palace, London, December 7-10 as Jeremy Jones' first wild card pick.
Strickland carries legendary status in the game and has given fans some of the Mosconi Cup's finest ever moments from battling with snooker legend Ronnie O'Sullivan in 1996 to claiming MVP in 2005 as the USA beat Europe 11-6. He joins Van Boening and Skyler Woodward on the USA's team so far with two more wild cards to be picked by Jones over the coming weeks. Europe's Alex Lely has completed his side which consists of Albin Ouschan, David Alcaide, Jayson Shaw, Joshua Filler, and Eklent Kaçi.
"You're playing for your country which is the most important thing. You're playing for the love of the game and the competition is probably the most difficult in the world of pool. The pressure is difficult, you do not have a lot of time to prove yourself. Every shot is critical." said Strickland.
"I still think I play as good as I ever did. Maybe my break isn't as good as it once was. I still play a good game and I am capable of winning matches. That's why I am not bowing out. If I knew I wasn't capable of being a threat to win a match or point, then I would bow out and let someone else play. I can still play. I will be ready. I am healthy."
"I didn't really think I would be back again. I thought I had passed that point" – Earl Strickland
Relive some of Strickland's biggest Mosconi Cup moments on our YouTube right now.
Over the coming weeks, Jones of America will reveal his final two wild card picks ahead of battle in December. Keep an eye on Matchroom Pool's Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter for the latest.
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Q: Reduce daily data to monthly using Google Earth Engine I am looking at precipitation data (both GPM and CHIRPS) for different provinces in Indonesia using Google Earth Engine. GPM is sub-daily (every 30 minutes) and CHIRPS is daily. I am only interested in getting the monthly values. Unlike here and here I am not interested in getting the multi-annual monthly values, but simply the average of each month and make a time series.
Here I found a way to create a list of values containing the mean of each month.
Edit: Thanks to Nicholas Clinton's answer I managed to get it to work:
var fc = ee.FeatureCollection('ft:1J2EbxO3zzCLggEYc57Q4mzItFFaaPCAHqe1CBA4u') // Containing multiple polygons
    .filter(ee.Filter.eq('name', 'bangka')); // Here I select my ROI

Map.addLayer(fc, {}, 'area');
Map.centerObject(fc, 7);

var aggregate_array = fc.aggregate_array('name');
print('Name of area: ', aggregate_array, 'Selected data in FeatureCollection:', fc);

var month_mean = ee.List.sequence(0, 16*12).map(function(n) { // .sequence: number of years from starting year to present
  var start = ee.Date('2002-01-01').advance(n, 'month'); // Starting date
  var end = start.advance(1, 'month'); // Step by each iteration

  return ee.ImageCollection("UCSB-CHG/CHIRPS/DAILY")
        .filterDate(start, end)
        .mean()
        .set('system:time_start', start.millis());
});
print(month_mean);

var collection = ee.ImageCollection(month_mean);

print(collection);

// Plotting

var area_name = fc.aggregate_array('name').getInfo();
var title = 'CHIRPS [mm/hr] for ' + area_name;

var TimeSeries = ui.Chart.image.seriesByRegion({
    imageCollection: collection,
    regions: fc,
    reducer: ee.Reducer.mean(),
    scale: 5000,
    xProperty: 'system:time_start',
    seriesProperty: 'label'
  }).setChartType('ScatterChart')
    .setOptions({
      title: title,
      vAxis: {title: '[mm/hr]'},
      lineWidth: 1,
      pointSize: 1,
    });

print('TimeSeries of selected area:', TimeSeries);

A: Have not tested, but should be something like this (or set some other date property):
return ee.ImageCollection("UCSB-CHG/CHIRPS/DAILY")
      .filterDate(start, end)
      .sum()
      .set('system:time_start', start.millis());

A: aggregate_prob function in pkg_trend, works just like aggregate in R language.
var imgcol_all = ee.ImageCollection('NASA/GPM_L3/IMERG_V05');

function add_date(img){
    var date  = ee.Date(img.get('system:time_start'));
    var date_daily = date.format('YYYY-MM-dd');
    return img.set('date_daily', date_daily);
}

var startdate = ee.Date.fromYMD(2014,3,1);
var enddate   = ee.Date.fromYMD(2014,4,1);
var imgcol = imgcol_all
    .filter(ee.Filter.date(startdate,enddate)).select('precipitationCal')
    .map(add_date);
// imgcol = pkg_trend.imgcol_addSeasonProb(imgcol);
print(imgcol.limit(3), imgcol.size());

var pkg_trend = require('users/kongdd/public:Math/pkg_trend.js');
var imgcol_daily = pkg_trend.aggregate_prop(imgcol, "date_daily", 'sum');
print(imgcol_daily);

Map.addLayer(imgcol_daily, {}, 'precp daily');

The GEE link is https://code.earthengine.google.com/2e04ad4a4bee6789af23bfac42f63025

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Lost Nation were formed in Detroit, Michigan, their sole album "Paradise Lost", originally released 1970 in the US on Rare Earth RS 518. Late psych album , crossing over to progressive rock with some of the organ/guitar jams. Recalls another Michigan group - the more known SRC, especially on their "Traveler's Tale" album. Album is melodic in a heavy style with plenty of organ, including Hammond B3. Great riffing and soloing and always fun, in the style of what people now call "proto-prog".
Essentially it is an amalgam of late psych rock, early Prog and hard rock. There were lots of bands from the period 1968-71 that encompassed these three elements, played in an atmosphere of early Deep Purple with a touch of Beggars Opera, lots of tasty guitar improvisation! remind me of most, this is a real killer in case you are into US hard psych into prog albums. Stunning tracks and musicianships. 7 minutes "She'll Take You" is nothing else then a monster!. Mandatory purchase for any lover of rock music of 1970!
This one is very welcome. My brother have the original LP (Rare Earth RS518). Excellent album in my memory. Many thanks Marios.
Hey guys!. I just found a old cassette copy of this album in my shelves, and you know what?. after near that 30 years, she's in a perfect condition and the sound is great. In term of durability, there's nothing better, with the vinyl of course.
About this album, i didn't remember that it sounds so british heavy prog.
But where i was right, is that it's a great album. Strongly recommended!. Again many thanks Marios for the sharing. So much many good memories with this record.
The reference to SRC is enough in itself to motivate my exploration of this piece!
Thanks Marios for this lost classic, I have this one on scratchy plastic, but track 2 is corrupt (too short) thanks man.
Hi, quite gud upload. i got a vynil of dis and da record now upload sound quite gud. Hats off 4 Flaw´d Gems.
danks 4 Marios yer generosity 2 share.
@ Marios, Sorry for misinforming you about track 2 'Rome' it's fine. This was an unpacking problem with winrar. All good. Flawed gems is a great edition, thank you.
(Damn, just typed out a whole message then lost ot when had to log in to post!) The link is dead on this one sadly. Can you please tell me if this has clearly present vinyl pops and crackles throughout? The only live link I can find for this, claiming to be from the Flawed Gems cd, is obviously vinyl sourced but I would have expected Flawed Gems to clean up those crackles (at least a bit) and fade out from the surface noise between tracks. Just curious, for comparison, and also to see if I'd be wasting my money to buy the cd (being a pirate anyway, and in absence of official reissues, it's not like I'm depriving the musicians of anything).


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Beard, James Andrews (1903-1985), cookbook author and American food authority
Milton Berman
Beard, James Andrews (05 May 1903–23 January 1985), cookbook author and American food authority, was born in Portland, Oregon, the son of John Beard, an assistant appraiser of the Port of Portland, and Mary Elizabeth Jones, a hotel and boardinghouse owner. Beard's formidable mother exercised a powerful influence on her only child. The enticing aromas and tastes of her kitchen dominated his memories of childhood. Recipes and food lore she taught him occupy more than half of his 1964 autobiography, ...
Becker, Marion Rombauer (1903-1976), cookbook writer, arts administrator, and conservationist
Becker, Marion Rombauer (02 January 1903–28 December 1976), cookbook writer, arts administrator, and conservationist, was born Marion Julia Rombauer in St. Louis, Missouri, the daughter of Edgar Roderick Rombauer, a lawyer, and Irma Louise von Starkloff, a cookbook writer. Her outlook and interests were strongly shaped by a freethinking, reform-minded family. She studied art history and French at Vassar College and spent her junior year at Washington University in St. Louis, receiving a B.A. from Vassar in 1925. Hoping to find a career in modern dance or art education, she began teaching in 1929 in the art department of John Burroughs School, an experimental school in Clayton, Missouri....
Bracken, Peg (25 Feb. 1918–20 Oct. 2007), humorist, book author, and food writer
Kimberley Voss
Bracken, Peg (25 Feb. 1918–20 Oct. 2007), humorist, book author, and food writer, was born Ruth Eleanor Bracken in Filer, Idaho to John Lewis and Ruth McQuesten Bracken. She had one brother, Jack. She grew up in suburban St. Louis, Missouri, and graduated from Antioch College in ...
Cannon, Poppy (2 Aug. 1905–1 April 1975), cookbook author, journalist, and advertising executive
Laura Shapiro
Cannon, Poppy (2 Aug. 1905–1 April 1975), cookbook author, journalist, and advertising executive, was born Lillian Gruskin in Cape Town, South Africa, to Robert and Henrietta Gruskin, Jewish immigrants from Lithuania. (Henrietta's maiden name is unknown.) The family moved to the United States in ...
Chamberlain, Samuel V. (28 Oct. 1895–10 Jan. 1975), graphic artist, photographer, and gourmet food writer
Karen Patricia Heath
Chamberlain, Samuel V. (28 Oct. 1895–10 Jan. 1975), graphic artist, photographer, and gourmet food writer, was born Samuel Vance Chamberlain in Cresco, Iowa, the son of Dr. George Ellsworth Chamberlain, a surgeon, and Cora Lee Summers. In 1901 the family moved to Aberdeen, Washington, where Chamberlain undertook his early education. In ...
Chen, Joyce (1917-1994), restaurateur, author, and chef
Michelle Brattain
Chen, Joyce (14 September 1917–23 August 1994), restaurateur, author, and chef, was born Liao Jia-ai in Beijing, China, the daughter of Liao Xin-shi, a railroad administrator and city executive; her mother's family name was Wu. As a high-ranking Chinese official, Chen's father was able to employ several servants, but both parents encouraged Chen to learn to do things for herself. She often recalled her mother warning, "You had better learn how to cook … so you don't [ever] have to eat raw rice" ( ...
Child, Julia (1912-2004), cookbook author and television chef
Tracey Deutsch
Child, Julia (15 August 1912–13 August 2004), cookbook author and television chef, was born Julia Carolyn McWilliams in Pasadena, California, the eldest of three children of John McWilliams and Carolyn (Caro) Weston. Both of her parents came from wealth and could trace their lineage to the first Anglo settlers in North America. John McWilliams was a leading patron of Pasadena's civic institutions; Julia was raised among the city's social elite, and her family was a fixture at nearby exclusive beach resorts. Julia enjoyed an active, privileged childhood. She attended several local private schools, including the Polytechnic School and the Katharine Branson School, and then, following her mother's wishes, Smith College, from which she graduated in 1934. Social life was, by all accounts, far more interesting than schoolwork. She was, in her words, "really only a butterfly" whose delight in outdoor sports and school escapades was legendary. Her six-foot three-inch height was legendary too. It gave Julia physical and social presence, and her mother was concerned that Julia and her sister would never marry....
Chu, Grace Zia (1899-1999), cooking authority and writer
Ann T. Keene
Chu, Grace Zia (23 April 1899–15 April 1999), cooking authority and writer, was born Grace Anna Zia in Shanghai, China, one of nine children of Zia Hong-lai, a Christian religious educator and editor, and Zok-tsung Sze, who was active in the Chinese division of the Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA), a U.S.-based organization that promoted Christian fellowship among women throughout the world. Grace was educated at local institutions run by Protestant missionaries, including the McTyeire School for Girls in Shanghai, which awarded her a secondary school diploma in 1918. The family was orphaned at about this time, and Grace remained at home for a while to help care for her siblings. In 1920 she enrolled at Ginling College in Nanjing and studied there for a year. Through the American YWCA, and with the help of a grant from the McCormick family of Chicago, she received a scholarship to Wellesley College, an all-female institution near Boston, Massachusetts, which had previously welcomed other Chinese students....
Claiborne, Craig (1920-2000), food journalist and restaurant critic
Claiborne, Craig (04 September 1920–22 January 2000), food journalist and restaurant critic, was born in Sunflower, Mississippi, the son of Lewis Edmond Claiborne, a cotton grower and local bank officer, and Mary Kathleen Craig Claiborne. His father lost his lands and fortune shortly after Craig's birth and never again held gainful employment. His mother moved the family to the larger town of Indianola and opened a boarding house. She became famous for her high-quality meals, prepared by black cooks using her recipes. Craig grew up savoring outstanding southern cooking. After graduating from Indianola High School, he attended Mississippi State College before moving to the University of Missouri, where he received a B.A. in journalism in 1942....
Corson, Juliet (13 January 1841?–18 June 1897), founder of the New York Cooking School and pioneer in the scientific cookery movement
Susan Matt
Corson, Juliet (13 January 1841?–18 June 1897), founder of the New York Cooking School and pioneer in the scientific cookery movement, was born in Mount Pleasant, Massachusetts, the daughter of Peter Ross Corson, a prosperous produce merchant, and Mary Ann Henderson. (Although most obituaries and biographical sources give Corson's birth date as 1842, the Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts, give the date as 1841.) Corson's family moved to New York City when she was six years old. In New York her uncle, Alfred Upham, helped to raise her and provided her with a classical education. She began to support herself in her late teens after her mother's death....
Farmer, Fannie Merritt (1857-1915), cooking school director and cookbook author
Harvey Levenstein
Farmer, Fannie Merritt (23 March 1857–15 January 1915), cooking school director and cookbook author, was born in Boston, Massachusetts, the daughter of John Franklin Farmer, a printer, and Mary Watson Merritt. Her parents moved to Medford, Massachusetts, just outside of Boston, when she was a child. Her parents, stalwart Unitarians, believed strongly in education for their four daughters, and although they were none-too-well-off financially, Fannie looked forward to a college education. These plans were dashed while she was still at Medford High School, for she was stricken with an ailment—likely polio—that left her bedridden for many months, an invalid for some years, and partially paralyzed for the rest of her life....
Fisher, M. F. K. (1908-1992), writer
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Fisher, M. F. K. (03 July 1908–22 June 1992), writer, was born Mary Frances Kennedy in Albion, Michigan, the daughter of Rex Brenton Kennedy, a newspaper editor, and Edith Oliver Holbrook, a real estate broker. When Fisher was three years old, the family moved to the Quaker community of Whittier, California, where her father took over the editorship of the local newspaper. The Kennedys were Episcopal and somewhat "outside the faith" in their new home. Rex Kennedy continued as editor of the ...
Gaige, Crosby (1882-1949), theatrical producer and writer
Frank R. Cunningham
Gaige, Crosby (26 July 1882–08 March 1949), theatrical producer and writer, was born Roscoe Conkling Crosby Gaige in Nelson, New York, the son of George Edward Gaige, a postmaster, and Jane DeMaine. Gaige was descended from Enoch Crosby, a confidential emissary for General ...
Gibbons, Euell Theophilus (1911-1975), author and naturalist
Elizabeth Zoe Vicary
Gibbons, Euell Theophilus (08 September 1911–29 December 1975), author and naturalist, was born in Clarksville, Texas, the son of Ely Joseph Gibbons, a carpenter, blacksmith, grocer, and rancher, and Laura Augusta Bowers. Gibbons's mother taught him much about identifying edible wild plants. In 1922 the Gibbons family moved to New Mexico, where extreme poverty forced the family to live on scavenged roots and small game. Leaving home at age fifteen, Gibbons worked as a farmhand and carpenter in Texas and New Mexico. From the Navajo Indians in northern New Mexico he further broadened his knowledge of wild foods....
Hazan, Marcella (15 April 1924–29 September 2013)
Joe Quinzio
Hazan, Marcella (15 April 1924–29 September 2013), teacher of Italian cooking and cookbook author, was born Marcella Polini in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy, in what was then the small fishing village of Cesenatico on the Adriatic coast. Her father, Giuseppe Polini, was a tailor. Her mother, Maria, whose maiden name was Riccardo, was a member of a family of expatriate Italians living in the Middle East....
Herrick, Christine Terhune (1859-1944), cookbook author and household affairs writer
Stephanie Lyn Strajcher
Herrick, Christine Terhune (13 June 1859–02 December 1944), cookbook author and household affairs writer, was born in Newark, New Jersey, the daughter of Edward Payson Terhune, a minister, and Mary Virginia Hawes, a writer. Christine was educated primarily at home by tutors. Her mother, a respected author whose pen name was ...
Hines, Duncan (1880-1959), author, editor, and publisher of travel and restaurant guidebooks for motorists
David M. Schwartz
Hines, Duncan (26 March 1880–15 March 1959), author, editor, and publisher of travel and restaurant guidebooks for motorists, was born in Bowling Green, Kentucky, the son of Edward L. Hines, a former Confederate army captain, schoolteacher, lawyer, and housebuilder, and Cornelia Duncan. Hines was raised by his grandmother after his mother died, and he attributed his appreciation of the art of dining to his grandmother's southern cooking. Though he would achieve widespread name recognition as a restaurant critic, his career did not involve food until he reached his mid-fifties. In 1896 he enrolled in Bowling Green Business University but left after two years. For the next forty years he worked in a variety of jobs, mostly public relations; he designed, wrote, and produced corporate brochures, traveling widely from his home in Chicago to visit clients around the country. In 1905 he married Florence Chaffin; they had no children....
Jaramillo, Cleofas Martínez (1878-1956), folklorist, writer, and businesswoman
Jane Creighton
Jaramillo, Cleofas Martínez (06 December 1878–30 November 1956), folklorist, writer, and businesswoman, was born in the northern New Mexican village of Arroyo Hondo, the daughter of Julian Antonio Martínez, a landholder who raised sheep and cattle, farmed, and engaged in the mercantile trade, and Marina Lucero de Martínez. Both parents were descended from Spanish pioneers who settled the territory for New Spain in the late sixteenth century. One of seven children, Jaramillo spent her early years amidst the pleasures and hard work of a prosperous, upper-class, large country household. At age nine she entered the Loretto Convent School in Taos, New Mexico, and later attended the Loretto Academy in Santa Fe. There she was courted by her cousin, Colonel Venceslao Jaramillo, whom she married in Taos in 1898. After a wedding trip to California, they settled in El Rito....
Kander, Lizzie Black (1858-1940), settlement founder and cookbook author
Marilyn Elizabeth Perry
Kander, Lizzie Black (28 May 1858–24 July 1940), settlement founder and cookbook author, was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the daughter of John Black, an owner of a dry goods store, and Mary Pereles, a native of Austria. Lizzie was raised within a Jewish Reform tradition of service to the poor. She graduated from Milwaukee High School in 1878 and married Simon Kander, a clothing salesman, on 17 May 1881. The couple had no children....
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Montessori School focussed on well-being of students, staff during COVID
By Patrick Brendel | February 15, 2022
Montessori School of Cayman
The tight-knit community at Montessori School of Cayman has largely managed to navigate the challenges of COVID-19, with students continuing to show learning progress, an Office of Education Standards inspector said.
However, staff shortages have impacted the school, as tasks related to the pandemic take teachers' time away from their normal duties, according to a letter to Director Briana Bergstrom from Senior Inspector David Baldwin, following a one-day 'thematic visit' to the private school.
The visit occurred on 26 Jan. and the inspector's summary is dated 28 Jan.
"We did not find any significant concerns" during the visit, Baldwin said.
"The school leader, and all staff are fully committed to the safety and wellbeing of all stakeholders. The school is relatively small which enables all staff to know every child well and recognise when appropriate, additional wellbeing strategies need to be employed," he said.
In addition to the children, Bergstrom also focusses on the mental wellness of the school's staff.
"The school leader monitors the wellbeing of all stakeholders through a very 'hands-on'
approach, regularly speaking with each individual and checking on their mental health," Baldwin said.
Staff, students and parents followed public health guidelines in regard to COVID, such as temperature checks and hand-sanitising.
The primary challenges at Montessori School have been staff absences and extra work due to COVID.
The inspector said, "The school lost one of its senior staff last week to a promoted position. The school administration executive is also currently on maternity leave. These absences, together with staff absences due to Covid-19 and quarantine has placed considerable stresses on the staff this year."
He said, "Staff recognise that all jobs pertaining to Covid-19, however small, take time away from other tasks."
The school "has struggled" with delivering hybrid learning when children are quarantining at home. "This is due in part to the young age of the students, and parental support available for the student at home, and also the staff's relative expertise in remote learning," Baldwin said.
Meanwhile, students have continued to progress in their learning, although staff are facing pressure from additional workloads.
"Staff are able to demonstrate progress made, during the pandemic, by the students
through milestones achieved and evidenced on Transparent Classroom. More accurate
progress would be shown if greater amounts of available evidence had been uploaded
onto the platform," the inspector said.
"Staff have been unable to upload some evidence due to loss of admin time where [they] are now in the classroom and/or attending to other Covid-19 related tasks."
Inspection results: Comparing Cayman Islands preschools
These 2 infographics show the inspection results for Early Childhood Care and Education Centres, as well as schools that offer 'Early Years' education.


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ndia abuse: 'I reported my acid attack husband'
By Rupa JhaBBC News, Delhi
Reshma's husband abused her for years - she is now awaiting a trial after she reported him to police
Difficult journey
Barred by birth
The new breadwinners
Blemish-free me
Almost one year on from the brutal rape of a young female student in Delhi, there are signs that more Indian women are finding the courage to report sexual violence. But many still live in fear, either of strangers - or of the man closest to them.
Reshma has five daughters and is pregnant for the sixth time - against her wishes. Her voice trembles constantly as she tells her harrowing story.
"I kept quiet for many years," she says.
"My husband treated me very badly because I had only given him daughters. Getting beaten up mercilessly became a routine for me. He wanted a son.
"When I got pregnant for the sixth time, he insisted I should get an abortion if it's another girl child. I refused and we had a big row.
"He threw acid on me, aiming at my vagina and abdomen."
Reshma breaks down as she recalls the attack. She has recently undergone an operation to try to repair some of the damage. Her baby is still alive, but she is extremely frail.
Continue reading the main story Violence against women: The facts
Rape within marriage is not considered a crime in India if the wife is over 15
Up to eight million female foetuses are thought have been aborted in India in the decade to 2011
In India, 22 women were killed each day in dowry-related murders in 2007
Sources: 2011 Census, National Crime Records Bureau, Amnesty International
More than one-third of all murders of women around the world are committed by a current or former partner
As many as 1 in 4 women experience physical and/or sexual violence during pregnancy
Violence by an intimate partner is the most common type of abuse, affecting 30% of women
Sources: World Health Organization, Women's Aid
WHO: Female Genital Mutilation
BBC: India's missing girls
Amnesty: Violence against women
It took her four days to get medical help after the attack and that was only after her father arrived. She now lives with her poor parents in Kanpur, 500km (300 miles) outside Delhi.
They were aware of the terrible life that their daughter had with her husband, but were initially too afraid to think of police action against their own son-in-law.
Eventually, Reshma says, they stood by her.
The acid attack was the culmination of 15 years of violence at the hands of her husband. As she recovered, 35-year-old Reshma decided she did not want to be another female footnote in the death columns of the newspapers.
She registered a police case against her husband on five different grounds of cruelty. Now he is in prison awaiting trial. He denies all the charges.
Changing society
The vicious assault on a young medical student on a Delhi bus last December sparked outrage across India and provoked national soul-searching about the extent of gender-based violence.
It also appears to have paved the way for more women to go to the police.
According to government statistics, 1,036 rapes were reported in Delhi in the year so far up to 15 August. That compares with 433 reports during the same period in 2012.
The same seems to hold true for areas outside the capital: in the small state of Jharkand, in eastern India, the number of reported rape cases rose from 460 in the first half of 2012 to 818 in the first half of 2013.
Despite this, as in many other countries, the conviction rate for rape remains low. According to the National Crime Record Bureau it stood at 24.1% in 2012, lower than the previous year.
Police say they are trying to improve the situation, including putting 400 more police vans on the streets of the capital. There has also been a push to recruit female police officers.
Avatar Sing Rawat, a Delhi police officer, says the force is also being trained in dealing with female victims. "The police are better sensitised now," he argues.
Ranjana Kumari, a well-known women's rights activist, says India has seen "structural changes" since the Delhi rape, but that streets can still be dangerous for women.
People across India called for the death sentence for the men convicted in the Delhi rape case
"Women are continuing to live their lives, coming out, working despite all the dangers.
But the most frustrating thing is that the state has still not been able to fix the accountability clearly when a crime is committed against women," she says.
"Political parties have made women's safety part of their political manifesto. When I travel to smaller cities I realise more conversations are happening around women's safety, but we need to make the system more accountable."
Walking around Delhi as night falls, it is clear that the streets are still empty of women.
Surabhi, a 25-year-old professional woman who travels to work by bus, says she does not think anything has changed since the outcry over the rape case.
"I don't want to change my lifestyle because of sexual attacks but, yes, I am scared - and I always carry a pepper spray in my bag.
"Men are very aggressive and they find excuses to touch you or feel you."
In Kanpur, Reshma is determined to see through her difficult decision to speak out.
"I don't want him to get out of prison. He made my life hell. I am very happy I took this stand," she says.
"I know speaking up will save many young girls in future. We are women and we also have a right to live life with dignity. I will take care of my daughters and myself."
She uses her scarf to wipe away tears. "Death comes only once. So why should we die every day at someone else's hands?"
During October 2013 the BBC's 100 Women season will seek to shine a light on life for women in the 21st Century - the risks, challenges and opportunities they face every day, in every country. Have your say on Twitter using the hashtag #100women.
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Carnegie was a brigantine yacht, equipped as a research vessel, constructed almost entirely from wood and other non-magnetic materials to allow sensitive magnetic measurements to be taken for the Carnegie Institution's Department of Terrestrial Magnetism. She carried out a series of cruises from her launch in 1909 to her destruction by an onboard explosion while in port in 1929. She covered almost  in her twenty years at sea.

The Carnegie Rupes on the planet Mercury are named after this research vessel.

Construction
Louis Agricola Bauer, the first director of the Department of Terrestrial Magnetism at the Carnegie Institution, wanted to focus on acquiring oceanic magnetic data to improve the understanding of the Earth's magnetic field. After an experiment in which the brigantine Galilee was adapted by removing as much magnetic material as possible, it became clear that a new entirely non-magnetic ship was needed. After convincing the institution's board, Bauer set about getting such a vessel built. Carnegie was designed by naval architect Henry J. Gielow and built at the Tebo Yacht Basin Company yard in Brooklyn, New York. Gielow's design minimised the amount of magnetic materials used in its construction and fittings. Locust trunnels were used to hold together the timbers with the help of some bronze or copper bolts. Carnegie was primarily a sailing vessel, but its unique, non-ferrous, auxiliary engine was capable of propelling the vessel in calm weather at a speed of 6 knots. The construction used white oak, yellow pine, and Oregon pine with copper or bronze-composition metal for all the fastenings in the hull or rigging. The anchors were made of bronze and were attached to  hemp cables. A reserve engine was required to increase manoeuvrability and allow passage through the doldrums, so Carnegie was fitted with a producer gas engine, made mainly of copper and bronze, using coal as a fuel. She cost $115,000 (about 10 million dollars today) to build.

Carnegie was  long with a beam of . She was rigged as a brigantine, with square sails on the foremast, giving a total sail area of . The most distinctive feature was the observation deck, with its two observing domes made of glass in bronze frames. This allowed observations to be made under all weather conditions.

Cruises
Between 1909 and 1921 Carnegie carried out 6 cruises, including one where she managed the fastest circumnavigation of Antarctica by a sailing vessel, in  118 days, a testing voyage where thirty icebergs were sighted on a single day. William John Peters captained cruises I and II, James P. Ault captained cruises III, IV, and VI, and Harry Marcus Weston Edmonds captained cruise V. During the 6 cruises the Carnegie sailed more than 250,000 nautical miles and traversed all oceans between latitudes 80º N. and 60º S. From 1921 to 1927 Carnegie was laid up for an extensive refurbishment, including new deck timbers and a thicker copper hull. The old producer gas engine was replaced with a gasoline fuelled one. In 1928, under Captain James P. Ault, Carnegie set off on the seventh cruise, which was intended to take three years. Soundings taken during this voyage discovered the Carnegie Ridge off Ecuador.

Destruction
After completing  of the planned voyage, Carnegie put into the port of Apia, Samoa for supplies on 28 November 1929. While refuelling with gasoline there was an explosion, which mortally wounded Captain Ault and killed the cabin boy.  Carnegie burnt to the waterline within a few hours.

Scientific legacy
Carnegie carried a wide range of oceanographic, atmospheric and geomagnetic instrumentation and many scientists were associated with its findings and analysis, notably Harald Sverdrup, Roger Revelle and Scott Forbush (who escaped the fire that destroyed the ship in 1929).

Geomagnetism
By 1930 the Department of Terrestrial Magnetism had enough data to be able to produce a much better view of Earth's magnetic field than had previously been available. The loss of Carnegie left a void in capability to collect oceanic magnetic data. By 1951 world magnetic charts were badly flawed. As a result the U.S. Navy Hydrographic Office initiated Project Magnet, an airborne program to collect magnetic data world wide. The introduction of the proton precession magnetometer enabled magnetic data collection from steel-hulled ships routine by 1957 making the extreme measures used for Carnegie unnecessary.

Atmospheric electricity
The atmospheric electrical measurements carried out aboard Carnegie are of enduring and fundamental importance in understanding the balance of electric current flow in the atmosphere, the system known as the global atmospheric electric circuit. Most significantly, the results showed that the atmospheric electric field—a quantity always present away from thunderstorms—shows a characteristic daily variation which was independent of the position of the ship. This is known as the Carnegie curve.

See also
 Zarya (non-magnetic ship)
 Project Magnet

References

External links

Magnetic Survey Yacht Carnegie (International Marine Engineering, February 1909)

Brigantines
Research vessels of the United States
1909 ships

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The owner and founder of Saintly Bags, an avid traveler himself, was looking for a brand agency to bring his unique concept to life. He commissioned ONE Strategy to develop and create a clean modern brand which exudes luxury, yet at the same time, comes off as trendy and cool.
Saintly Bags is a travel & fashion lifestyle brand. Designers of sumptuous, customizable, and hand-made leather products, Saintly aims to beautify and simplify your travel lifestyle.
The Saintly website delivers an optimized browsing experience across the wide variety of mobile and desktop resolutions by leveraging responsive design architecture.
Keeping the "start-up" vibe and spirit of Saintly Bags in constant focus, we sought to find an out-of-the-box, readily-available web solution we could take and customize for our client. Due to the highly customizable nature of our client's product, it was extremely important to create an online virtual product visualizer that could show the end-customer what their chosen material combinations would look like on a final Saintly bag. After tons of code customization, photoshopping, and testing, the Saintly online bag customizer engine was born and launched. Our "work-around" of using a general plugin and customizing it to suit our client's needs saved Saintly Bags tens of thousands of dollars in development costs. For a start-up, entrepreneurial-driven organization, cost savings like these are the difference between a failing idea and a thriving company. At ONE Strategy, we focus on creating partnerships with our clients, and harvesting a long-term, strong relationship.
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Cinder and Captain Thorne are on the run in a stolen spaceship, and they have teamed up with Scarlet and Wolf in order to overthrow Queen Levana. In order to do this, they must seek help from Cress, a girl who has been imprisoned on a satellite since she was a child. Cress is an excellent computer hacker because she has had nothing and nobody but her netscreens the entire time she has been imprisoned. The problem is that Cress has just received orders to track down Cinder and her accomplices for Queen Levana.
I had highly anticipated the released of this book and I am pleased to say that it was well worth the wait! Each book in this series gets better and better, and Cress definitely did not disappoint. In this book we meet Cress, who is basically Rapunzel but instead of being imprisoned in a tower she is on a satellite orbiting Earth. Her social skills are a bit lacking because she has been imprisoned alone for so many years, but for a girl who has spent so much time alone she is very bright and strong.
When Cinder and her group attempt to rescue Cress from the satellite so that she can help their team, they run into trouble and the group ends up separated. Cress is finally free of her prison but is now lost along with Captain Thorne, and the Cinder must do everything in her power to stop Queen Levana from marrying Emperor Kai.
I love the way each of these books focuses on a new character each time but still allows us to see what is happening to the other characters as well. Cress is a great new character and at first seems so childlike and innocent because she has been alone for so long but I like how she is able to become strong and hold her own. I also love the way the relationships between the other characters are still developing three books later and it doesn't feel like anything between them has been dragged out or fallen flat. Meyer does an excellent job of keeping the story going and keeping the relationships interesting.
Overall, Cress was an excellent and exciting follow up to Scarlet and Cinder. This book definitely had an interesting ending so I am very anxious to see what happens next!
Cress was released on February 4, 2014 and is the third book in The Lunar Chronicles.


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Pentagon: 34 US troops had brain injuries from Iran's strike
President Donald Trump arrives to address the nation from the White House on the ballistic missile strike that Iran launched against Iraqi air bases housing U.S. troops, Wednesday, Jan. 8, 2020, in Washington. (AP Photo/ Evan Vucci)
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Pentagon said Friday that 34 U.S. troops were diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries suffered in this month's Iranian missile strike on an Iraqi air base, and that half of the troops have returned to their military duties.
Poll: Many in US support Trump decision to kill Iran general
Seventeen of the 34 are still under medical observation, according to Jonathan Hoffman, the chief Pentagon spokesman.
President Donald Trump had initially said he was told that no troops had been injured in the Jan. 8 strike. The military said symptoms were not immediately reported after the strike and in some cases became known days later.
After the first reports that some soldiers had been hurt, Trump referred to them as "headaches" and said the cases were not as serious as injuries involving the loss of limbs.
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Federal authorities are looking for a woman whose former romantic partner says she took a laptop from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office during the riot at the U.S. Capitol earlier this month.
The FBI said in an arrest warrant Sunday, however, that Riley June Williams hasn't been charged with theft but only with illegally entering the Capitol and with disorderly conduct.
by Aleksandra Bush, Felicia Bolton / Jan 18, 2021
WASHINGTON (NewsNation Now) — Communities around the country are celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day Monday, commemorating the iconic civil rights leader days after his birthday.
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, many events taking place have been modified, including the 40th annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade usually held in D.C. It took place virtually at 12 p.m. EST.
Participants in inauguration rehearsal on West Front of Capitol evacuated by security officials
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Participants in inauguration rehearsal on West Front of Capitol evacuated by security officials.
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Home » Village History » Rothley Methodist Church Souvenir Handbook 1823-1973
A Letter from the Minister
The handbook starts with a letter from the Minister Peter Watkinson where he thanks Bert Parkin for all the research undertaken to outline 150 years of Rothley Methodism.
Messages of Greeting
Messages of Greeting then come from C. W. Dyer, Leicester North Circuit Superintendent Minister, the Vicar of Rothley Anthony W. Gough and Mountsorrel and Rothley Baptist Minister Rodney Sexton.
A Brief History of Rothley Methodism
At the turn of the 19th Century dissenters of the Church of England had to be registered and the earliest registration of Protestants in Rothley appears to be the 6th October 1800 followed by two Methodist registrations on the 18th January 1819. This would appear to be the earliest record of the two Methodist societies which existed as separate groups until 1964.
In the latter half of the 18th Century John Wesley made many visits to Leicestershire, travelling often between Loughborough and Leicester or Markfield, preaching frequently in houses in Mountsorrel and though there is no record of any visit to Rothley he obviously soon inspired societies to thrive, followed by equally inspired camp meetings of the Primitive Methodists started in 1811; many records of these being found in the minutes of the Loughborough circuit of the Primitive Methodist Church from 1832 onwards.
Meanwhile progress was being made by the Wesleyan Methodists, the first membership roll for Rothley appeared in 1813 when the following 13 members were recorded;
Thomas Smith, Ann Smith, Mary Prior, Margaret Woodcock, Thomas Johnson, Jane Langham, C. Mitchell, Jane Mitchell, Mary Woolaston, H. Smith, William Johnson, Dinah Lewin, Elizabeth Brewin.
The membership rose to 20 by 1822 and doubled to 26 by June 1823. This was presumably the time of the building of the chapel. In 1827/8 the Loughborough Wesleyan plan covered 23 churches stretching from Rothley (often spelt Roadley) to Diseworth. Services at Rothley were held at 6.0 p.m. and changes in other ways do not appear to have affected this in 150 years!!!
The Primitive Methodists, as one plan put it 'also known by the name of Ranters' had, during this period, 37 churches on their Loughborough plan stretching from Diseworth in the north to Countesthorpe in the south, Markfield in the west and Croxton in the east so rapid was the cover of the County that they made. While many societies continued to flourish until late in the Century many similar ones started to ebb and soon some causes faced difficulties as this extract from the Primitive Methodist magazine for 1857 shows:-
'ROTHLEY-At this place our Society had been in a very low state; our congregation was very small, and the chapel debt, amounting to £197 pressed heavily. It was, therefore, determined to lower the debt to £37. The case was presented to the General Chapel fund Committee who kindly promised £10. We have succeeded, by a general canvas of the village and neighbourhood, and by the assistance of our members in the circuit, in raising the remainder. Since then our congregation has increased fourfold; sinners have been converted, and the Society increased. Praise the Lord!!!'
In parallel with Loughborough, Leicester Wesleyan Methodism grew rapidly up to 1840 and while the circuit based on Millstone Lane, which moved to Bishop Street in 1816, grew, it became necessary by 1839 to reorganise the circuits. many of the causes in the Bishop Street circuit in the north east were transferred to a new circuit based on Melton Mowbray. In these changes Rothley found itself in the Leicester circuit which had been narrowed to Bishop Street, Millstone Lane, Sanvey Gate, Sileby, Syston, Thurmaston, Rearsby, Thurcaston, Belgrave, Glen, Blaby, Stanton, Markfield, Thornton, Groby, Anstey, Glenfield, Knighton, Wigston, Barkby, Humberstone, Rothley, Desford. After nearly 150 years many of these are still thriving causes while some have inevitably had to close or amalgamate.
As far as Rothley was concerned the causes continued in much the same vein for the next hundred years though at Howe Lane during the first world war need was found for extension and a fund was set up to build the entrance as we knew it before the recent extensions were carried out and over £160 passed through the accounts. Similarly for Sunday School purposes the Primitive Methodists at Mountsorrel Lane found the need for extension and a great effort was launched for the building of the Sunday School as was known up until the amalgamation of the two societies in 1964. Eventually the Mountsorrel Lane premises were used entirely for Sunday School and weeknight activities until their eventual closure in 1969.
During this century of work and witness, many changes were seen in the oversight of the two societies; the Primitive Methodists becoming joined with the Anstey circuit for some time, while the Wesleyans joined a circuit based on the Saxby Street Church and for some time came under the pastoral charge of the minister at Sileby (how history can repeat itself!). Saxby Street was unfortunately bombed during the second world war and that society re-formed after the war and established itself eventually in Ethel Road at Mayflower. Continued changes brought about the amalgamation of circuits yet again in the early 1950's reducing them to four geographical areas plus the Central Mission as Bishop Street had become (including Humberstone Road, later to be closed and become a cardinal telephone exchange). The Rothley churches both found themselves in the North circuit and later under the pastoral charge of the same minister. In common with many societies throughout Methodism with two societies in one village, they found the need for amalgamation which came to fruition in 1964. It is perhaps interesting to note that while the two societies remained fairly static in membership for over 100 years (for in 1956 Mountsorrel Lane had 27 members and Howe Lane 21) since amalgamation this has risen steadily.
At the amalgamation the membership was 48 and with the influx of two new families this rose quickly to 52. At this time too there was recognition of the need for new more modern premises for worship and the other needs of a larger society working together and efforts were started on a building fund. The Trustees were on the look out for a suitable site but nothing was forthcoming and eventually sights were lowered. With deterioration of the state of the Mountsorrel Lane premises becoming more acute it was determined instead to apply for permission to build a new hall at the rear of the existing Church in Howe Lane. This was granted after a long delay and enthusiasm then grew rapidly, the hall being opened in 1969 by Mrs. Evelyn Fowkes and Mr. Alfred B. Chester, some three years earlier than had originally been anticipated, at a cost of £6,266.
This venture opened the way to many new and certainly for some, quite different experiences in Christian fellowship and worship. For example, after lengthy consideration the leaders had previously decided to introduce Morning Worship at 9.30 a.m. starting as a family, with the young people leaving for their classes part way through the service and this was brought into practice immediately following the opening of the new hall. This proved to be very successful under the circumstances and the practice is still being continued. A Young Wives group was started and this too continues to flourish though its scope has been extended to cater for all ladies connected with the Church and is now known as the Ladies Circle. Youth work too has been increased in scope by the introduction of a Youth Club and a Youth Choir, one effect being the attraction of more young people to worship particularly in the evenings. The 'Fellowship' meeting has, over the years had many ups and downs but again is flourishing following now a pattern of deepening Christian faith and experience coupled with new forms of outreach. Contact has been made with the Kathleen Rutland Home for the Blind and various forms of service offered to them. The Cheshire Homes are being contacted offering help for their new new venture at Roecliffe Manor.
These new activities have given the leaders great encouragement and this is reflected in the membership which now stands at 80. It should be borne in mind however that this includes the transfer in of several new Methodist families to Rothley recently.
Happy relationships exist today between ourselves and the Anglicans and Baptists in Rothley and we also seek to play our part to the full within the Leicester North Methodist circuit. We look to the future with the realisation that a challenge awaits us as we seek to work and witness for our Lord in the days that lie before us. Our prayer is that the Holy Spirit will strengthen us for the task and give us a humble assurance born of faith in Christ who alone is our hope and through whom alone we can be confident for all that lies ahead.
H. B. P. September 1972
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MUMBAI: News broadcast major NDTV Group officially launched its Hindi general entertainment channel NDTV Imagine under stewardship of Sameer Nair at 7 pm this evening.
NDTV Imagine, which expects to break even in 2009, has done some extensive marketing for the release. Besides the month old on-ground activities and on air TVCs, Imagine has flooded the print media with its adverts for the big day.
"We have carried out flip ads across all major publications in 50 major cities of the Hindi speaking Market," says NDTV Imagine marketing and communications research executive vice president Manoj Vidwans.
The channel has also created an account with the free video sharing site YouTube for uploading of their content. "For the youth who spend more time on the internet, NDTV Imagine is going to provide special clippings and some footage of our shows on YouTube. This will attract more viewers," avers Vidwans.
Imagine marks the group's foray into the entertainment space, starting with Hindi GEC, and expanding into movies, regional, youth and kids programming.


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Robin Hood Complex 2: Europe's Forgotten War in Ukraine
first published on August 6, 2018 by Josh
Robin Hood Complex 2 is a sequel documentary about volunteer fighters in foreign conflicts filmed and produced by Former Royal Marine Emile Ghessen.
Note from the Editor: The following piece was written by former Royal Marine Commando Emile Ghessen. Ghessen is an independent conflict reporter who makes self-funded and produced documentary films following individuals who choose to volunteer in conflicts around the world. After completing his first full-length documentary film called Robin Hood Complex, Ghessen has started his second major project. The next documentary takes place in Ukraine, where Europe's forgotten war is still being waged underneath of the radar of mainstream media. If you would like to follow Emile Ghessen, you can find him on Facebook at this link where he routinely posts updates from the front-lines of wherever he is currently reporting. If you would like to see his first full-length documentary film about men who volunteered to fight the Islamic State, you can find it on Amazon at this link. Everything Ghessen does is fully self-funded, so if you would like to support his projects via a donation you can do so here.
Europe's Forgotten War in Ukraine – Written by Emile Ghessen
The conflict in Ukraine has become a static battlefield with both sides holding trenches and fighting subsurface. Daily artillery, mortars, sniper and machine gun fire across 350 to 500 yards of No Man's Land. It's been 100 years since the end of the First World War, a war that was described as the war to end all wars. Weapons and tactics may have changed, but men are still locked into fierce fighting from trenches in 2018.
The war in Ukraine started in 2014 when Pro-Russian separatists rose up, wanting Eastern Ukraine to be part of Russia and the Ukrainian military on the other side wanting to keep their sovereignty. The conflict has been forgotten by the world's media, as superpowers play a game of political chess for the future of Eastern Europe.
The average Ukrainian soldier gets paid around $500 a month and there's a sense of nationalist pride among these soldiers, but I'm here on the ground to meet American and European volunteers who have come to Ukraine to fight, for the latest in my documentary series Robin Hood Complex. I want to find out what motives these international volunteers have to fight in someone else's war. Shawn, an American from Texas who served in the US Navy has come to join Ukrainian Forces. When I ask him what motivated him to come to Ukraine and fight, he replied "Russia is an aggressor and I'm here to help Ukraine protect its borders." playing devils advocate I replied "Many people in the east of Ukraine want to be part of Russia, you're an American, is Russia more aggressive than the United States and Britain with their foreign policy, could you say invading Iraq and Afghanistan was more aggressive?" To which he replied "I don't do politics!"
Russell, an American also from Texas known as the "Donbass Cowboy" is with the Pro-Russian Separatists, the other side to Shawn. His motives are different "I came to Donbass to fight fascism and defend the people of Donbass who were attacked by the Ukrainian Army and neo-nazi terrorists in 2014. The Ukrainian Army and Nazi "volunteer battalions" committed mass murders and war crimes such as bombing civilian homes, schools and hospitals. "We have a right to self-defense, and that is what we do, whether anyone likes it or not."
The conflict here is complex. With some Ukrainians believing they have closer ties to Moscow than Europe. International volunteers have poured to both sides of this conflict which have split fellow countrymen.
As I spend time on the Ukrainian front-line, it's alarming to see how shallow the trenches are in places, and how narrow they are. Knowing there is no way you could fit a stretcher through the trenches I asked the commander how do you evacuate your injured, to which he replied, "We drag them." it took me 35 minutes to get from their Forward Operating Base to the furthest forward position. Dragging someone this far, who's badly injured, they are not likely to make it.
The day before I arrived, three Ukrainian Marines had been injured in an artillery strike. The vehicle I was picked up in was covered in their dry blood showing just how dangerous this conflict still is.
Covering this conflict is a lot harder for me than my my last documentary. We all know Islamic State is clearly an evil enemy, but here in Ukraine, it's a lot harder to see who are the good guys and who are the bad ones. It's easy to side with the media narrative, but nothing in Ukraine is black or white.
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UWF volleyball hosts reception, then Pack It Pink game
The Argos have Friday-Saturday home games, including 9th annual Pack It Pink Game on Saturday or breast cancer awareness
UWF volleyball hosts reception, then Pack It Pink game The Argos have Friday-Saturday home games, including 9th annual Pack It Pink Game on Saturday or breast cancer awareness Check out this story on pnj.com: https://on.pnj.com/1NbLRcK
Bill Vilona, bvilona@pnj.com Published 7:10 p.m. CT Oct. 29, 2015 | Updated 3:08 p.m. CT Oct. 30, 2015
Members of the UWF volleyball team following last year's Pack It Pink Game that raised money for cancer research.(Photo: Raili Ruul, Emmele Photography)
Just as the event itself continues to grow, so does the significance for the University of West Florida volleyball team.
The Argos host their ninth annual "Pack It Pink" game on Saturday against Lee University to help further awareness for breast cancer and raise money to aid cancer research.
This event began a decade ago to help UWF coach Melissa Wolter in her own battle against breast cancer. Now, she and her team continue to give back. All cancer survivors wishing to attend the game are encouraged to attend a free reception at 3 p.m. at the Argo Athletic Club prior to Saturday's 4 p.m. match. It will be an opportunity for people to meet one another and share stories.
UWF will honor members of the UWF community and public prior to the game. A year ago, one of the UWF players honored a relative who was getting ready for treatment.
The Argos raised more than $3,400 at last year's event and donated the proceeds to the Pensacola Breast Cancer Association. Donations will be accepted in lieu of tickets for the match. The first 200 fans to arrive also receive a Pack it Pink T-shirt.
UWF is conducting a silent auction to run in conjunction with the event and will feature several themed gift baskets, a volleyball signed by the USA Volleyball Olympic team, UWF pink jerseys, gift cards, and much more. The items can be bid on online or in person during the match. All proceeds benefit the Pensacola Breast Cancer Association.
Fans who are unable to attend the match will have the option to bid on items online prior to the start of the match. Items may be secured online by being the first to pledge the full asking price on items if you are unable to attend the match. The online auction closes on Friday at 10 p.m.
This weekend presents a pair of Gulf South Conference opponents for No. 23-ranked UWF as the Argos (20-5, 12-1) attempt to seal the regular-season title and host rights for the GSC Tournament.
The Argos play Shorter on Friday at 6 p.m. before the Saturday afternoon match. They will then host Mississippi College at home on Tuesday at 6 p.m.
UWF senior Autumn Duyn needs 19 kills to move into sole possession of second place on the all-time career kills list. She seeks to become the only player in program history to be ranked in the top two in career digs and kills at UWF.
WANT TO GO?
What: UWF Volleyball
When: Friday (6 p.m.) and Saturday at 4 p.m.
Who: UWF vs. Shorter on Friday, then vs. Lee University on Saturday.
Where: UWF Field House
Admission: Regular prices apply Friday; Saturday's Pack It Pink Match is a donation to breast cancer research.
Pack it Pink: Reception for area cancer survivors at 3 p.m. Saturday in Argo Athletic Club. Game starts at 4 p.m. All spectators urged to wear pink.


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A Multi-objective Iterated Local Search Approach to Solve the Insular Traveling Salesman Problem
Sebastián Rodríguez-Zbinden, Elizabeth Montero, Carola Blázquez, Pablo Miranda
In this work, we solve the bi-objective insular traveling salesman problem, which arises when a barge collects the waste generated by a set of islands. It considers selection and routing decisions coming from the selection of docks to be visited and the sequence of visits performed by the barge. Moreover, the cost of the tour performed by the barge and the waste ground transportation costs are minimized in a multi-objective approach. In this work, we propose a local search multi-objective approach to find approximations of the Pareto sets of efficient solutions. It uses an iterated local search method to find solutions in several areas of the front based on a weighted sum approach. We evaluated the performance of our proposal on a set of real-world problem instances from twenty-one islands in the south of Chile. Our results demonstrated the ability of the proposed approach to find high-quality approximations of the Pareto sets for all the problem instances evaluated in reduced times compared to an exact approach.
2021 IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation, CEC 2021 - Proceedings
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2021 IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation, CEC 2021 - Virtual, Krakow, Poland
2021 IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation, CEC 2021
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Iterated local search
Multi-objective insular traveling salesman problem
10.1109/CEC45853.2021.9504830
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Rodríguez-Zbinden, S., Montero, E., Blázquez, C., & Miranda, P. (2021). A Multi-objective Iterated Local Search Approach to Solve the Insular Traveling Salesman Problem. In 2021 IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation, CEC 2021 - Proceedings (pp. 2339-2346). (2021 IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation, CEC 2021 - Proceedings). Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.. https://doi.org/10.1109/CEC45853.2021.9504830
Rodríguez-Zbinden, Sebastián ; Montero, Elizabeth ; Blázquez, Carola et al. / A Multi-objective Iterated Local Search Approach to Solve the Insular Traveling Salesman Problem. 2021 IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation, CEC 2021 - Proceedings. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2021. pp. 2339-2346 (2021 IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation, CEC 2021 - Proceedings).
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EDMONTON - The parents of a baby boy who died after being removed from life-support are suing Alberta Health Services, medical staff and the hospital where he was born.
Isaiah May suffered severe brain injuries during his birth in 2009 at a hospital in Rocky Mountain House.
His parents, Rebecka and Isaac May, then spent months trying to prevent doctors from unhooking their son from a respirator in Edmonton.
After taking their fight to court, the couple were told there was no hope for the boy and he died in their arms in hospital in March, 2010.
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Rosanna Saccomani, the family's lawyer, said the couple tried to reach a settlement with the hospital and were reluctant to file the lawsuit.
"It was a very difficult decision for the Mays to make. They went through a very, very long ordeal with the loss of their child," Saccomani said Friday.
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At the time Alberta Health Services said an internal inquiry was done into the circumstances of Isaiah's birth, but the results cannot be released due to patient confidentiality.


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To prepare soup, cut squash in half lengthwise. Discard seeds and membrane. Place squash, cut-sides up, on a foil-lined baking sheet. Drizzle with honey; sprinkle with 1/4 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon pepper. Bake at 400° for 1 hour or until tender; cool. Scoop out squash with a spoon; discard skin.
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What is awesome about this soup is that it makes a TON and the turkey croquettes with the sage is just unbelievably good with the soup. A real winner. I must have made this 20 times.
Very good winter soup --- even when I subbed ground for regular turkey. I'd give it four stars if it hadn't turned out to be more work/mess than I anticipated.
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Lovely on a winter's night. I also used ground turkey, and had to add extra panko to get my croquettes for hold their shape. Handle with care in the pan, but if they do fall apart a little, they are just as delicious. My new immersion blender made short work of the soup. Served with warm smoked cheddar-bacon drop biscuits from CL.