text:
Anti-Theft & Security
AUX to Cassette Adapters
TV & Aerials
Touch Screen Stereos
Cargo & Towing
Ultimate Guide: What Are The Best Walkie Talkies Available Today?
And what you need to know to find the best for you.
Written By Tom Hawk
Most of us remember having our first set of walkie talkies when we were kids playing around with our friends in the garden or around the house. Often enough that is our first and last experience and now with the advent of the cell phone people often forget that the good old two way radio still plays a vital roles in many of our lives. Where a phone will happily take photos and text messages they can, and often do loose signal whether that's out in the countryside or even inside your own home. The best walkie talkies today may not take photographs but will help you communicate whether you have satellite signal or not using VHF or UHF frequencies that only require battery power to operate successfully.
See full buyer's guide
What are the Best Walkie Talkies?
Below we have created a guide on how to successfully find the best walkie talkies available today and what considerations you may taking on board when selecting.
Best Overall: Baofeng Radio BF-F9 V2+
Vehicle Accessory Experts say...
Baofeng radios are some of the best in terms of battery and power control. They offer three different wattage settings classified as low (one watt,) medium (three watts,) and high (five watts.) This allows you to customize for a longer battery life should you need it, or go for more power.
They have a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, but are compatible with larger battery packs to extend power for even longer periods. They are dual band and dual display with auto scan features. They lock out occupied channels to prevent interference, and have a keypad lock to prevent accidental manipulation. They have some emergency features including emergency light, low battery alarms, and the ability to lock into NOAA's weather alerts. The large LED display is easy to read even at night or under harsh conditions.The package comes with a power adapter and charger, belt clips, hand straps, and ear pieces.
Customizable wattage settings
Available in different colors
- 25KHz/12.5KHz Switchable (Wide /Narrow) Band
- 128 Memory Channels
- 50 CTCSS /104 DCS Tones
- VOX and OFFSET
- Dual Standby /Dual Watch
- A/B band independent operation
- Mode of Operation: Simple or Semi-Duplex
- Modulation Mode: 16k F3E /11k F3E
- Maximum deviation: <5kHz (Wide) <2.5kHz (Narrow)
- CTCSS/DCS deviation: 0.5+/-0.1kHz (Wide) / 0.3+/-0.1kHz (Narrow)
- Intermediation distortion:<10%
Runner up: Retevis H-777 Two Way Radio
Retevis makes a bulk order of walkie talkies easy with this 10 pack of UHF, single band, 16 channel radios. They are clear and ensure the best frequency for each pair with a power saving function and low battery alarm. They are programmable with a PC and include an auto scanning function to find the most private channels available. The batteries are rechargeable and last for six to eight hours at a time. An unusual characteristic is the USB charger, which gives you more options for when and how you charge the radios.
The communication distance is only about two miles under good conditions, but these are great for large groups to use at leisure for activities like camping or hunting trips. The simple functionality along with the ability to program them make them a good, simple choice.They come with earpieces, belt clips, chargers, and hand straps, plus a manual.
Power saving function
Bulk walkie talkies
Add-ons available
One color option
- Frequency Range: UHF (400-470 MHz)
- Support USB charging: Yes
- Battery capacity: 1000 mAh
- High gain antenna
Best Value: Midland GXT1000VP4
Midland's walkie talkies are an upgrade from leisure use and are intended for use in more extreme situations. They feature 50 channels and 142 privacy codes with up to 36 miles of possible range under ideal, unobstructed conditions. They run on five watts of peak power. In a city or neighborhood where more obstructions exist, they are rated for up to two miles. There's an auto-scan function to find the best open channel, and they automatically lock into NOAA weather alerts.
They are waterproof for up to 30 minutes and are designed to be weatherproof for those who wish to use them in harsher environments and conditions. There's a bright LCD display that is clearly visible even at night, and you can lock the keypad to prevent accidental manipulation. There's also a vibrate function for when you need to be silent. The design isn't as rugged as it could be considering the type of features included, but they are pretty weather proof and can withstand minor impact. They come with belt clips and have rechargeable batteries with power up to 11 hours.
Temporarily water proof
Vibrate function
Not the most durable outdoors
- SOS siren
- NOAA weather radio alerts
- 142 privacy codes
- JIS4 waterproof
- Group call
- Auto Squelch - Removes annoying background noise
Budget Winner: Floureon 22 Channel UHF
Floureon's walkie talkies feature a 22 channel design operating on UHF. They can transmit up to 1.9 miles in obstructed terrain and nearly 3 miles in clear terrain.They have an adjustable volume with auto-squelch to mute background noise so that your transmissions are clearer and more audible. You can also attach a headset. They have an LCD backlit display and a battery status monitor. The battery life is excellent.
The walkies have 22 channel capabilities, and there's also an auto-scan feature that can scroll through the channels and 121 privacy codes quickly to find an available, private channel. They are bright orange and are made of durable plastic. They also come with belt clips to prevent dropping walkies when not in use. These are great all-purpose walkies for use in leisure situations such as music festivals or for communicating in the store.
Good all-purpose walkies
Auto squelch mode
Limited channels
- Squelch: Auto squelch, CTCSS/DCS
- Scan: Auto scan 22 CH
- Alert: Call alert
- Lock: Channel lock
- Voice Transmit: PTT/ VOX function
- Radio Service: FRS/ GMRS
- Talk Range: 3km (MAX 5km in open field)
- Frequency Range: UHF 462-467 MHz
- Type: Handheld
- Battery: 3x AA batteries for each
- Earphone Jack: 2.5mm/ 0.1inch
Also a Great Choice: Uniden GMR5095-2CKVP
Uniden's long range walkies talkies have VHF transmitters designed to work over long range distances over open water and other large areas. They have a max range of up to 50 miles under peak conditions. They are weather resistant with 22 channels and 284 different privacy codes. They automatically lock in to weather alerts from NOAA and have an emergency strobe light.
One neat feature of these is that they enable users to privately call each other as an alternative to open broadcasting to an entire group. There's a brilliant back-lit display for visibility and the chance to monitor several channels at once including Coast Guard distress, weather, and one regular marine channel. You can add up to 100 favorite locations and to top it all off, they float in water. The rapid clip-on DC charger is easy to operate and works in any standard 12 volt, cigarette lighter style outlet. The battery life is roughly 12 hours.
Long transmission distance
Private calling function
Monitoring channels
12 hour battery life
VHF is not good for obstacles
- NOAA Alerts
- 12 hour battery life
- selective transmission power: 1, 2.5 or 5 Watts
- All USA, International and Canada channels
- Rechargable
- GPS capabilities
Ultimate Guide: How to find the best Walkie Talkies for you.
How to Select the Best Walkie Talkies for Your Needs?
There are a few things to consider when buying a set of walkie talkies. The key to selecting the best walkie talkies for your particular needs is to consider exactly how you will be using them and what expectations you have of them in terms of functionality. When it comes to two way radios price is often a good reflection of the base line standard of feature and functionality you can expect. Paying that bit more to upgrade to the next model up could boost your range or increase the reception quality so the key is to buy once and enjoy your walkie talkies for years to come. Avoid buying cheap and then feel disappointed every time you come to need them.
Work or Leisure?
Usually the best place to start is by deciding whether you will be using the radios in a professional capacity or more for leisure pursuits such as camping or playing with the children. No doubt some may want to use them for both reasons but in general if they are for work they will remain in the work place or in your vehicle. If they're a fun addition to some of your hobbies or intended to be communication devices around the house, then an all-purpose walkie talkie are a good choice. It doesn't need too many bells and whistles, just antennae and maybe a volume control. If they're for work, there are a few things to consider. You might want a weatherproof variant if you plan to use them outside where the elements will slowly damage the hardware and the handsets themselves overtime. You can also consider models with longer battery life or an extended range with a higher number of channels.
Frequencies: Pro's & Con's?
There are two types of frequencies for most walkie-talkie options. The first is VHF or "very high frequency." These types of walkie-talkies have an extended range in terms of distance but with less power usage. However, these frequencies require relatively obstruction-free terrain such as the large open fields or perhaps the sea. The lower power usage will generally mean extended battery life and are a great choice for leisure activities such as being on the golf course or hiking.
The other type is UHF or "ultra high frequency." Ultra high wavelengths have a shorter range but use more power and which allows them to penetrate obstacles more readily then VHF. They can even go through concrete walls which makes UHF the best option for close quarter use in areas like forests, the workplace or in the home. However be aware UHF frequencies will struggle to penetrate glass with the same ease as other materials. Generally nobody lives or works in a glass cube so it doesn't warrant too much thought but it is something to be aware of from a functionality point of view. It's best to choose UHF varieties if you plan to use your walkie-talkies both indoors and outdoors.
Power and Wattage
The general rule is that each watt of power translates to about a mile of distance. This rule can vary because of obstructions and something called peak wattage in which a radio operates under certain conditions for a certain amount of time.
The type of power supply is also a consideration. Walkie talkies that feature lithium-ion batteries are rechargeable and are probably the most common type due to their high capacity. Most two way radios meant for day to day use will have these kind of batteries. Another type of battery that is more durable and impact resistant for activities involving extreme conditions is Nickel Metal Hydride batteries. These batteries are more robust and can be charged quickly. However, one downside to these is that they are sensitive to heat and exposure over time will diminish the battery capacity so keep these away from any home heating sources or near the heating vents in your car or truck.
Range and Distance
Most manufacturers cite range and distance measurements under the best possible conditions. This includes obstruction-free terrain and peak wattage. For example, a walkie-talkie operating at a single watt could efficiently transmit for several miles if you were standing on a hilltop and the terrain was relatively free of obstructions. Take the same walkie-talkie to a dense city, and your range is much shorter.
Consider instead what kind of terrain you are most likely to encounter and work back from there taking into account the frequency type and wattage to get a better fit for your needs.
Digital or Analogue?
Just as with cell phones handheld walkie talkies can be basic or sport any number of features you care to imagine. Digital radios will normally have LED lit digital screens that make the device easier to programme and in general will sport more options and features. However, if you do choose a walkie with a digital screen remember that the screen is likely to be the radios weakest point and any impact damage is likely to crack the screen or unset the liquid crystal display.
Analogue handheld radios more commonly known as brick types and don't have a screen but are generally more robust and a good choice for those who wish to take them out into extreme outdoor environments where the more complex digital technology may not hold up so well.
One note about licenses. You don't need a permit to operate most general purpose walkie-talkies. If you want more private channels and further range, you might need to purchase a license to operate over the air legally. Check your local ordinances for whether your usage qualifies for licensing.
For even harsher conditions, some radios are rated as military grade. The bodies of these types are resistant to dust, shock, and moisture. They won't explode in combustible environments.
Protective cases and belt clips also help to extend the life of your walkie talkie if they're being used for more than your average leisure purposes. Even if you are using them for recreation, it can be convenient to have cases and belt clips to reduce the likelihood that you drop your walkies.
Before doing anything, it's important to consider first what kind of user you plan to be and then what type of terrain you'll operate in. Once you narrow those down, you'll probably find that the best walkie talkie for you is more obvious than you first thought. Then it's just down the to look and feel of the radios to see which you will be happier and more comfortable using out in the field
In the link below are a few of our top recommended walkie talkies that have been selected by our panel of expert users.
See Top 5 Rated Products
Keep up to date with all the latest vehicle accessory reviews
Sign up to receive all our latest guides, tips and reviews.
How To Wash And Valet Your Car Like A Pro [Ultimate Guide]
What Is The Best Double DIN Head Unit Available?
What Is The Best Phone Holder For Motorcycles?
What Is The Best Bluetooth Car Stereo?
What Is The Best Dual Dash Cam Available?
Copyright of www.vehicleaccessoryexperts.com.
At www.vehicleaccessoryexperts.com we are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.


With its great maritime subject summer exhibition Sea Pieces - from Max Beckmann to Gerhard Richter, this year the Hamburger Kunsthalle presents a sequel to the successful first Sea Pieces exhibition, which in 2005, and for the first time in recent art history, brought back the long neglected genre of "maritime painting" into the public eye; and rightly so, since artists have always been fascinated by the vastness of the sea, its secrets and tales, by ships, harbours, coastlines, beaches and … beautiful women. Now the second part of this show gathers an impressive spectrum of 167 works by 55 international artists with an emphasis on the Classical Moderne, Pop Art and contemporary art currents, put on view in an unprecedented 1,700 m 2 / 18,300 sq.ft . exhibition area. In addition to well-known seminal works by Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein, these Sea Pieces include compositions never or seldom before seen by the public, such as Paul Klee's "Riverscape with Steamer", Otto Dix' "Farewell to Hamburg" and three works specially created for the exhibition by Anselm Kiefer.
In 1915 Max Beckmann wrote these words to his wife Minna: "If I were the Emperor of the World, I would claim as my foremost right the ability to spend one month every year alone on a beach", thus describing an emotion that has united countless artists since time immemorial , namely their love of the sea. The fact that numerous carefully guarded art treasures are being made accessible to the public in this exhibition is due to the extraordinary willingness of more than 60 private collectors from Europe and overseas to lend us their paintings for this exhibition. As a result, visitors to the Hamburger Kunsthalle can now also see Paul Klee's "Sea Garden", last shown in 1950, next to his "Riverscape with Steamer". Other jewels of the exhibition include 15 paintings by Max Beckmann and further works by Paul Klee, Lyonel Feininger and Max Ernst.
In addition to Warhol's famous "Do it Yourself" sailboats, one of the key works of the Pop Art movement, we were also able to gather several central groups of works by Roy Lichtenstein, including some creations in Rowlux, a brushstroke painting, the lithograph "Shipboard Girl" and fivefilm works by the same artist, dating from 1969/70, and never before shown in Europe. Richard Hamilton, founding father of the English Pop Art scene, has contributed "Bathers II" from his private collection.
Anselm Kiefer , in whose work the sea has represented a central beacon since the late 1960's, felt so excited by the concept of the exhibition that he offered the Kunsthalle several works from his studio in the South of France and additionally created three new pieces exclusively for Sea Pieces 2. The most impressive of his ten exhibits is probably a 2.5 tonne sculpture entitled "Verunglückte Hoffnung" ["Hope – the Casualty"], created specially for this exhibition and in which Kiefer makes allusion to Caspar David Friedrich's "Sea of ice", also often referred to as "The Wreck of Hope" in art literature.
The highlights of contemporary contributions also include the Gerhard Richter room, which for the first time gathers a substantial selection of his fascinating sea pieces. " I just wanted to make it look a little nicer, because I realised how difficult it was to get both things at once, a good water surface and a beautiful sky to go with it", said Gerhard Richter in 2002 about his paintings created at the end of the 1960s, in which he combined sky and sea to suggestive seascapes. Robert Longo on the other hand emphasises the destructive force of the sea with gigantic monster waves represented in large format charcoal drawings executed shortly before the 2004 tsunami disaster.
The young Hamburg artist T ill Gerhard, who together with Peter Doig and Daniel Richter is one of the actors of the new painting movement and who also contributed a work created specially for the exhibition, casts the sea as an eerie, foreign place whose depths harbour unexpected secrets and menace.
Among the photographic works selected, in addition to those of Elger Esser and Hiroshi Sugimoto, the compositions of Sven Johne and his role model Allan Sekula stand out by their political inspiration. Sven Johne, one of today's most sought after young photography artists, takes a critical approach to the conditions of modern seafaring. With his camera, Sekula casts light on the deterioration of working conditions on container ships as a result of globalisation. "The sea is the scene of sporadic scares" , says the artist about his "View on the sea", "as well as of short but unusual exertions that are miles away from the dramas of everyday life." (Allan Sekula, 2002, in Seemansgarn [Seaman's Yarn]).
Present-day video art is also represented in the Sea Pieces exhibition by first-class examples of the work of Bruce Conner, Tacita Dean and Hans Schabus. Bruce Conner's 1976 film on the explosion of the first atom bomb on the Bikini atoll remains an item of contemporary interest. With this unsettling film, Conner, who was one of the first artists to start experimenting with film as a medium at the end of the 1950s, focuses on the sea as an experimenttal military battleground and on its endangered status as a sensitive component of our ecosystem. The young Austrian artist Hans Schabus, introduced by Max Hollein at the 2005 Venice Biennale, sees seascapes in Vienna's sewer system. British artist Tacita Dean, currently honoured with a large individual exhibition at New York's Guggenheim Museum, looks for phenomena and destinies at sea, as in her video "How to put a boat in a bottle" (1995).
Regardless of the techniques, media and resources used by the artists to approach the subject of the sea, the Sea Pieces exhibition clearly demonstrates that for all of them the sea is a central motif of life, yearning, but also of menace, and in all cases represents the point of departure for a commentary on their epoch. The subject of maritime painting, manipulated by the Kaiser Wilhelm II and the Nazi party for politico-military purposes, in fact represents much more than just kitsch and propaganda. The entire historical meaning of the sea is mirrored through the eyes of artists of the twentieth and the twenty-first centuries - the experiences of both World Wars, today's consumer and industrial society, the sea as a traffic area and as an endangered ecosystem, an entirely transformed perception of nature and, all this notwithstanding, also the longing for the endless oceans and the hope for a better world.
As a parallel event, in its Fish & Ships exhibition the Kunsthaus Hamburg is showing other contemporary approaches to sea subjects.


text:
ACG promotes Susheel Pillai as the new CEO for Inspection Business
AppointmentsFeatured
Updated: 7th August 2020
ACG, a leading supplier of fully integrated solutions to the global pharmaceutical and nutraceutical industry, today announced the promotion of Susheel Pillai as the new CEO of ACG Inspection.
Pillai has been associated with ACG for the last 16 years and has been part of the group's different business units in various capacities. He was previously the Head of India operations as well as Global Sales Head. In his new role, in addition to growing the business of Inspection and Track & Trace Systems, he will also be responsible for introducing new technology, onboarding key talent, and extending ACG Inspection's footprint across the globe. He will be based out of Mumbai.
With close to 30 years of a proven track record of managing international business, he has been closely involved in designing and implementing transformational initiatives of the group, executing core business development strategies, building sales organisations across the globe as well as developing emerging leaders. He takes over from Ettore Cucchetti, who has decided to move back to his home country following five successful years at ACG.
Commenting on the appointment, Karan Singh, MD, ACG, said: "Susheel has played an instrumental role in developing and expanding the ACG Inspections portfolio. He is the perfect fit for the exciting and challenging role, as the focus begins to shift towards Industry 4.0."
A message from the Editor:
Thank you for reading this story on our news site - please take a moment to read this important message:
As you know, our aim is to bring you, the reader, an editorially led news site but journalism costs money and we rely on advertising and digital revenues to help to support them.
With the Covid-19 lockdown having a major impact on our industry as a whole, the advertising revenues we normally receive, which helps us cover the cost of our journalists and this website, have been drastically affected.
As such we need your help. If you can support our news sites with a small donation of even £1, your generosity will help us weather the storm and continue in our quest to deliver quality journalism.
In the meantime may I wish you the very best.
Boehringer & Enara Bio forge cancer immunotherapy agreement
Sanofi acquires Kymab for deal worth up to $1.45bn
COVID-19 Vaccine Moderna authorised for Use in Switzerland
CureVac & Bayer partner for COVID-19 vaccine candidate
Merck acquires AmpTec, expanding mRNA capabilities
Thermo Fisher Scientific acquires viral vector manufacturing business from Novasep
© 2020 Part of the Business Link Magazine Group. Armstrong House, Armstrong Street, Grimsby,
North East Lincolnshire, DN31 2QE
R&D1786
APPROVALS732
SUPPLY CHAIN173
Appointments94

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Gentle, but highly active enzymes, glycolic acid and lactic acid speed up cellular turnover to brighten, tighten, and lighten your skin in just one treatment. A perfect treatment to start with for the first-timer or before a big event. This is a great maintenance treatment that any skin type can benefit from.
Exfoliates with enzymes at the cellular level with an oxygen masque and prevents signs of aging with plant stem cells.
This beta hydroxy acid peel acts very quickly and effectively. The result of this treatment is outstanding. Smoother skin, immediate oil reduction, and reduction of active acne within 24 hours.
A beta hydroxy acid cocktail. This safe and outstanding resurfacing modality has a dual benefit. It reduces and treats all kinds of acne while resurfacing and smoothing the skin after just one treatment.
This mega-lightening treatment gently blends lactic acid and a cocktail of lightening and brightening agents to reduce sun spots, brown spots and redness caused by rosacea.
This ultra-resurfacing glycolic and retinol treatment exfoliates dead surface skin cells, leaving the skin firmer and healthier. Visibly reduces the appearance of fine lines.
Aluminum oxide crystals are used to gently remove the top layer of dead skincells. It helps to promote growth of new cells in the basal layer of the dermis, helps to clean pores thoroughly, and is an excellent pre-treatment to strengthen the result of any peel.


text:
Home Horse News NYC Police Horses are Working the Front Line at the Thanksgiving Day...
NYC Police Horses are Working the Front Line at the Thanksgiving Day Parade
Cari Jorgensen
The NYPD Mounted Unit on duty in the city. Photo via NYPD/Facebook
The annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade in New York City sparks lots of crowds. This year is no different, "with up to three million people" expected to attend, CBS News reports. Because of the recent attacks in Paris, the NYPD is increasing their security, making sure their presence is known. How? By placing police officers on horseback.
View More: U.S. News|Live News|More News Videos
These mounted officers, sometimes referred to as "ten foot cops," according to CBS News, have an advantage when it comes to emergencies. "Having that capability at a moment's notice where you don't have resources there yet, where you can start to evacuate people or give direction is invaluable," NYPD Deputy Inspector Barry Gelbman told CBS News.
When a bomb was discovered in a parked vehicle in Times Square in 2010, the mounted unit worked quickly to evacuate the area. People took direction and communication was clear, Gelbman said, according to CBS News.
New York City is one of the last remaining U.S. cities to have police horses and last week the "NYPD unveiled a $30 million state-of-the-art facility to house the elite squad on Manhattan's west side, just a quick trot away from Times Square, Penn Station and Central Park," CBS News reports.
"A lot of people have never seen a horse before, they want to pet him, they want to know his name, they want to know where he lives, the type of food he eats," Gelbman told CBS News. "They're one of the greatest tools we have."
Previous articleBeautiful Horse Jewelry for Women
Next articleGiving Back: Ways to Volunteer in the Equestrian World
Collegiate Teams Selected for the Road to the Horse Collegiate Colt Starting Challenge
kygal December 2, 2015 at 5:24 pm
only the best for our brave policemen
Last Call for Equine Industry Vision Award Nominations
Cari Jorgensen - February 4, 2013


What does it mean to know a place or a person from the inside? Certain images resist definition by constantly pointing to other places and times (elsewheres). In particular, images of home resist finality and conclusion.
Shanti Shea An is a recent graduate of the ANU School of Art and Design, graduating from the painting workshop in 2016 with a Bachelor of Visual Arts (Honours). She was awarded The Front Gallery and Café Exhibition Award as a part of the Emerging Artist Support Scheme (EASS).
Special thanks to The Front for their generous support and to the Emerging Artist Support Scheme for making this exhibition possible.
 John Berger, "The Place of Painting," in The Sense of Sight (New York: Vintage, 1985), 214.


text:
Monomorium anceps är en myrart som beskrevs av Carlo Emery 1895. Monomorium anceps ingår i släktet Monomorium och familjen myror. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

Källor

Externa länkar

Myror
anceps

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


Features kelp forest creatures from all over the Golden State's kelp forests, including fishes, sea lions, sea stars, rays, the octopus, the spiny lobster, colorful anemones, urchins, the brilliant Spanish shawl, and even a diving cormorant. Did I mention the California sea otter? How about the monkeyface prickleback, giant sea bass, white seabass and the California blue shark? This handy little fish card is just 4"x6", so it fits in your pocket, yet it clearly shows all of the kelp forest creatures that appear on the 6"x9" fish cards. There are over 5 dozen kelp forest creatures shown in a real kelp forest on one little fish card! Make sure to buy several so you can give them to friends too.


text:
Q: How to get the data from the Session in a CustomerData Object without breaking the guidelines?
9.10. The Request, Session, and Cookie objects MUST NOT be injected in an object constructor. They MUST be passed only as method arguments.

from the Technical guidelines
How to comply with this rule when dealing with CustomerData objects?
Since this is usually related to data specific to a customer, how can we get its values without using the session object in the constructor?
Magento core is breaking these rules for the cart section and the messages section as can be seen in:
\Magento\Tax\Plugin\Checkout\CustomerData\Cart
And relying on a manager that is breaking this rule for the messages section:
\Magento\Framework\Message\Manager

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


text:
Caroline "KC" Manierre
Santa Fe Office
Caroline "KC" Manierre is an associate in the Santa Fe office who joined the firm in 2016. Her practice focuses on civil litigation, federal Indian law and tribal law, civil rights litigation, and professional licensing matters. Prior to joining the firm, she worked as an Assistant Attorney General for the New Mexico Attorney General's Office, where she gained valuable experience in administrative law, including licensing and regulation issues, the Open Meetings Act, and the Inspection of Public Records Act. Before law school, Ms. Manierre received her bachelor's degree in International Studies and Spanish from the University of Denver.
University of Denver, B.A. International Studies and Spanish, 2010
University of New Mexico School of Law, J.D., 2014
State Bar of New Mexico, September 2014
U.S. District Court of Appeals for the District of New Mexico, February 2015
U.S. District Court of Appeals Tenth Circuit, September 2016
Tribal Court of Santa Clara Pueblo, September 2016
First Judicial District Bar Association Board Member
National Police Accountability Project
RULING PAVES WAY FOR MORE SUITS AGAINST CATHOLIC PARISHES
RIGHTS GROUP SUES NEW MEXICO CORRECTIONS DEPARTMENT, PRIVATE PRISON OPERATORS
At Stake in Boy Scouts' Bankruptcy: $1 Billion in Assets, or Much More


text:
Brigantine Native Channels Grief into a Greater Purpose by Raising Funds for Shore Cancer Center
At age 14, Todd Gordon lost his mother, Margaret Mary "Peggy" Gordon, to melanoma cancer that had spread to her organs. She was his source of security and love, and naturally, losing her devastated him. What he did not realize was the deep and profound affect her death had on his emotional health and how that insecurity transcended into every aspect of his life.
After 31 years of living his life from an emotional and spiritual place of abandonment, Todd realized there had to be a better way to achieve purpose, fulfillment and joy in life. Difficult life events brought Todd to a place where he finally grieved the death of his mom in a healthy way. In his own words, "the experience was painful but necessary and has become the inspiration to carry on her legacy. She taught me everything I needed to know about life in my first 14 years". Todd's mom taught him to be a giver of life and that big dreams are possible.
Shore has always held a special place in Todd's heart – it is the place where his mother received her cancer treatment. To honor his mom's legacy Todd has entered the IRONMAN 70.3 Atlantic City Triathlon with a goal to raise $15,000 to benefit Shore Cancer Center. The race will be held on September 15th which is a special day because it would have been his mom's 77th birthday.
Please help Todd reach his goal and support his effort. You can contribute by visiting his fundraising page, hosted through Shore Medical Center. Your donation will go directly to helping patients and families right here in your community! Todd has also created a Facebook page, M2H Charities - Tri Racing for Charity, where you can follow along with his training.
To donate, click here or call Claudia Giordano at 609-653-3800 to make a donation over the phone. Your donation will provide direct support to Shore Cancer Center patients and families that experience hardships due to cancer.
Shore Cancer Center offers a comprehensive, nationally-recognized program that utilizes a multi-disciplinary approach to provide patients with the best experts, technology and quality care. To learn more about Shore Cancer Center click here.
Shore Medical Center is not a testing site for non emergent patients and is only Covid testing for SYMPTOMATIC person(s)
International Publication Highlights Work of Shore Providers
The Auxiliary of Shore Medical Center hosted its annual Tree of Lights Ceremony Dec. 1. Brenda Martello is joined by members of Shore's Environmental Services team in the lighting of the tree. From right to left: Victory Valentine, Carmelo Ortiz, Marie Jeanty, Benita Vandervort, Brenda Martello and Joe Hutcherson.
Shore Auxiliary Kicks off Holiday Season & Honors Shore's Environmental Services Team at Dec. 1 Tree of Lights Ceremony


Kim Kardashian has been a force in the beauty industry since before KKW Beauty was even a twinkle in her eye. As one of the first major celebrities to break down exactly how she — and her team of talented makeup artists — went about achieving chiseled cheekbones and airbrushed skin, she democratized the world of contouring and highlighting, and made professional makeup techniques seem accessible.
As a mother, however, Kim has been the subject of criticism for allowing her daughter to experiment with makeup at a young age. Back in 2014, when North West was just nine months old, critics accused Kim of putting makeup on the baby for their family Vogue cover. She came under fire again in 2015 when she revealed in an interview that North, then almost two, loved playing with makeup and even owned a set of makeup brushes.
While Kim didn't respond directly to the controversy, it seems that she doesn't let negative commentary get to her, particularly when it comes to her children. She's more than happy to let her four-year-old daughter hit the nail salon and put bronzer on her aunts — and perhaps most importantly, she's already taught North why you should always ask if someone is wearing foundation before you smother them in kisses.