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Ryan Joseph Jewell
Springdale, AR Lawyer with 4 years experience
(479) 361-3575	1025 E Don Tyson Pkwy
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Divorce and Family
Ryan defends Arkansans against criminal allegations and in divorce and child custody cases. Ryan's criminal practice includes misdemeanor and felony charges and tickets and citations of all kinds. Ryan's clients most often come to him during one of the most difficult times of their lives, and he values his clients' trust. Ryan believes in his clients and works tirelessly for justice.
Raised by a teacher and poultry industry worker, Ryan grew up in Pittsburg, a small diverse town in Northeast Texas. Ryan began working when he was 14 years old as a bus boy at a local catfish restaurant. He spent...
Jason Matthew Hatfield
Springdale, AR Attorney with 22 years experience
Free ConsultationConstruction, Personal Injury, Social Security Disability and Workers' Comp
University of Arkansas - Fayetteville
Gary DeWitt
(479) 717-6300	120 North Commercial Street
Free ConsultationElder, Estate Planning and Probate
Western New England University School of Law and University of Arkansas - Fayetteville
Gary Dewitt has a passion for helping people of all ages to protect their quality of life and provide peace of mind when they need retirement advice, newly formed family planning, elder law advice, estate planning or issues related to probate. Gary is a graduate of the U of A Law School as well as earning accolades from OSU in Business Administration and Computer Science. He has worked and provided consultation to numerous Fortune 100 companies. Gary's education coupled with valuable life experience allow him to bring creative estate planning and elder law solutions to your family when you...
Eric Backstrom
(479) 872-5500	2706 American Street
After discharge from the military, I joined Martin Attorneys, PA in 2011. I'm passionate about helping people and loves that the law allows him to do just that.
Stephen Fisher
Springdale, AR Lawyer with 28 years experience
(479) 872-5500	2706 American Drive
Law was a natural fit for Steve's competitive nature. He likes to win, he likes structure and he believes in the system. His practice began in Little Rock in the early 90's and over his 15 years there, he steadily gravitated to more and more family law. When the chance came to relocate to NW Arkansas in the fall of 2007, his wife, June, and his children Alex and Emily helped him close his private practice and he moved into our family law division, focusing exclusively on helping families in this difficult area.
Mauria Jackson Kemper
Springdale, AR Lawyer
Robert Marcus Terrell
Springdale, AR Attorney with 5 years experience
(479) 927-6357	702 S Thompson St
Christin Nailling
(479) 927-6357	1894 W Sunset
Business, Criminal Defense, Family and Personal Injury
Jeremy Stuart Buck
(479) 927-3315	4531 Stonecrest
Jeffrey Howard Watson
Springdale, AR Attorney
(479) 750-7717	3291 S Thompson St
Business, Divorce, Family and Personal Injury
Mr. Michael C Chase
KC Dupps Tucker
Fayetteville, AR Attorney with 11 years experience
Free ConsultationAgricultural, Business, Employment and Environmental
University of Arkansas School of Law and University of Arkansas School of Law
"To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield." – Alfred Lord Tennyson
K.C. Dupps Tucker is a partner and founder of the Law Group of Northwest Arkansas LLP. K.C.'s practice involves representing individuals and corporations in all phases of complex civil litigation—with a focus on business and agricultural issues.
Although she grew up in Northwest Arkansas, K.C. graduated from Colorado College 1995 with B.A. in Political Science and Theatre. Upon graduation, she worked for Seattle Academy of Arts and Sciences as the Assistant Director of Development and Alumni Director. In 2007, K.C. received her Juris Doctorate from the University of...
Lisa Marie Dennis
Fayetteville, AR Lawyer with 26 years experience
(479) 301-2828	3900 N. Front Street, Suite 103
Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Divorce
Lisa is a native of Fayetteville, Arkansas where she received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration and a Juris Doctor Degree from the University of Arkansas. She was admitted to the Arkansas Bar in 1992 and the United States District Court for the Western District of Arkansas in 1995. Lisa handled several high profile criminal cases including rape trials, drug trials, and a capital murder trial during her years at the Benton County and Washington County Public Defenders Office. She later served as a deputy prosecuting attorney for the acclaimed Washington/Madison Drug Court presided over...
Brenton Doyle Bryant
Tontitown, AR Attorney with 22 years experience
(479) 575-0900	155 Fantinel
Tontitown, AR 72770
Free ConsultationAdministrative, Family and White Collar Crime
Attorney Brenton Bryant has over a dozen successful years of experience defending individuals against criminal charges and DWI arrests. A lifelong resident of Arkansas, Brenton Bryant works hard to provide you the best respresentation available at a price you can afford. Call him today at (479) 575-0900 for a free consultation.
Fayetteville, AR Attorney with 4 years experience
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, Divorce, IP and Trademarks
Heather Ryan Campbell
Bankruptcy, Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence and Juvenile
Heather's law experience brings extensive real-world criminal and juvenile crime knowledge from spending nine years as a deputy prosecutor. She has expanded the Law Group's practice areas to include probate and estate planning, bankruptcy, and domestic relations. She is a proud University of Arkansas School of Law alumnae, who continues to donate more than 100 hours annually to coach the law school's Student Trial Advocacy Team.
Leann Box
(479) 587-8423	1200 East Joyce Blvd., Suite 401
Health Care and Medical Malpractice
Le Ann P. Box practiced as a registered nurse for 13 years before joining Elliott & Smith Law Firm,and has extensive experience in analyzing medical injuries. This provides our firm with invaluable knowledge when handling claims involving complex medical issues.
Brannen Payne
Fayetteville, AR Lawyer
(479) 871-9602	2080 E Joyce Blvd #3
Well, it's not really about me at all, is it? If you've found me Justia, you're either researching attorneys or have heard about me and wanted to check me out.
Either way, welcome! I'm proud of the career that I've built protecting people from the government. Whether you're charged with a DWI or Drug Possession, you've come to the right place (don't worry, I can even help you out with that speeding ticket).
You've already made a smart choice! With all of the legal puffery that attorneys put out there (and all of the paid awards that they can hang on the...
J. Timothy Smith
(479) 587-8423	4302 N. Waterside Ct.
Free ConsultationHealth Care, Insurance Claims, Medical Malpractice and Nursing Home
A personal injury is not an isolated problem: It is a medical and financial crisis that can impact every facet of your life. Suddenly, due to the careless actions of another person, you are saddled with steep medical bills, car or truck repairs, scars and disfigurement ... and you may not even be able to return to work. At Elliott & Smith Law Firm, we provide aggressive and intelligent legal counsel to people who have been hurt in personal injury accidents. With over five decades of combined legal experience, attorneys Don Elliott and Timothy Smith have the knowledge, skill and...
Rick Woods
(877) 443-5222	303 E. Millsap Road
Free ConsultationBusiness, Divorce, Insurance Claims and Personal Injury
Rick Woods is an experienced litigator offering services to clients throughtout Northwest Arkansas, Southwest Missouri, and Northeast Oklahoma. Clients are offered competent and aggressive legal services in the areas of personal injury, divorce, consumer class action litigation, truck and train accidents, complex business litigation, and environmental spills. Rick represents clients through out Northern Arkansas, Southern Missouri and Eastern Oklahoma. If you don't call we can't help.
Kristy Boehler
Free ConsultationAgricultural, Business, Employment and Insurance Defense
University of Arkansas School of Law, University of Arkansas School of Law and Drake University
Kristy E. Boehler is a partner with the Law Group of Northwest Arkansas LLP. She focuses her practice on agricultural and food law, after growing up on a row crop and cattle farm. Kristy graduated cum laude from Drake University in 2007, with a B.A. in Political Science and Law, Politics, and Society. Afterward, she attended law school at the University of Arkansas School of Law, graduating with a Juris Doctorate in 2011. While in school law, Kristy was a member of the Arkansas Law Review and wrote "Poultry Growers in Arkansas: Agents or Independent Contractors?", 63...
Dequeshia Prude
Fayetteville, AR Lawyer with 1 year experience
Dequeshia is an attorney with the Law Group of Northwest Arkansas LLP. She has experience working with a Fortune 50 corporation's Ethics and Compliance department and in federal court representing chapter 7 bankruptcy debtors. Her primary practice focus is bankruptcy, and Dequeshia is admitted to practicing law in Arkansas and the Arkansas Federal bankruptcy court. Dequeshia was born and raised in Blytheville, Arkansas, before graduating with a Bachelor of Arts at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock then earned her Juris Doctorate from the University of Arkansas School of Law. Additionally, Dequeshia spends her time...
Don Elliott Jr
(479) 587-8423	1200 East Joyce Blvd. Suite 401
In 2006, attorneys Don Elliott and Tim Smith founded the law firm of Elliott & Smith Law Firm in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Prior to that, they were partners at the law firm of Odom & Elliott, where they worked together on personal injury cases for many years. They have focused their careers on personal injury law, providing clients with exemplary legal representation in cases ranging from nursing home abuse to wrongful death. Today they are joined by attorney Leann P. Box, who in addition to being a personal injury lawyer, is also a registered nurse. Her in-depth knowledge of health care and...
Jonathan Cigainero
Ext. 308	1830 Shelby Lane
Business, Employment, Environmental and Estate Planning
University of Arkansas - Fayetteville and Baylor Law School
Jonathan Cigainero went to college in his native Texas at Baylor University and graduated from the University of Arkansas with a J.D. Jonathan joined The Law Group of Northwest Arkansas LLP after a stint as a law clerk for the University of Arkansas Office of General Counsel. He focuses on employment law, and is admitted to practice law in Arkansas and Missouri.
Kenneth John Kieklak
(479) 251-7767	3900 N Front St
Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury, Social Security Disability and Workers' Comp
Ken Kieklak is an experienced Arkansas personal injury lawyer who is dedicated to helping individuals who have been injured and/or need a social security disability attorney. Call Ken Kieklak today to set up a free consultation or visit his website.
Andrea D. McCurdy
(479) 439-8881	2209 Main Drive
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, Divorce, Family and Real Estate
Zoe E Naylor
Fayetteville, AR Attorney
(479) 442-5577	2594 E. Joyce Blvd
Free ConsultationCivil Rights, Family, Immigration and International
(479) 316-3760	1830 Shelby Ln
Agricultural, Business and Environmental
Gary V. Weeks bring decades of experience litigating to the table. Gary's practice includes agricultural, environment, business, mergers and acquisitions, and complex civil litigations. He serves a variety of corporate clients, ranging from small to large-sized businesses.
Gary graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of Arkansas in 1987, and was admitted to the Arkansas State Bar in 1988.
Barry D. Baker
(479) 251-1890	4257 N Gabel Dr
Bankruptcy, DUI & DWI, Insurance Claims and Products Liability
John Zaharopoulos
Fayetteville, AR Lawyer with 9 years experience
(479) 445-6295	3945 N. Vantage, Suite 1
Free ConsultationBusiness and Real Estate
Originally from Paragould, Arkansas, Mr. Zaharopoulos has been an attorney since 2009. With his background and knowledge in the areas of business, John has represented a number of businesses across the state, ranging from start-ups to nationally recognized publicly traded companies. Some areas he focuses his practice on include business/commercial matters, personal injury/tort claims, and real estate/construction disputes. John's favorite aspect of being an attorney is ensuring that his clients are not taken advantage of and guaranteeing that their interests are looked after.
Jon Robinson
4083 N Shiloh Dr
Estate Planning, Medical Malpractice and Products Liability
Stephen Parker
(888) 680-4933	3945 N. Vantage Dr., Suite 1
Travis Story
438 E. Millsap Rd, Suite 103
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Chris W. Burks
(479) 250-0560	2894 N. McKee Circle, Suite 108
Free ConsultationEducation, Employment and Family
Represent businesses and employees in breach of contract disputes and labor and employment law matters involving misclassification, minimum wage, overtime and off-the-clock violations across the county.
Licensed in Texas and Arkansas, and with federal court appearances in Ohio, California, Colorado, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Mississippi.
Weekly research, draft, and file pleadings and argue cases before state and federal court and administrative tribunals. Represent individuals and families in a variety of matters including successfully winning lawsuits against the City of Little Rock over taxi license monopoly and also over political fundraising.
Also has represented individuals and families in a variety of matters including child and...
Natalie S. King
(479) 782-1125	103 N. College
Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Immigration and Traffic Tickets
Natalie was raised in Fort Smith where she graduated from Southside High School. After obtaining a Bachelor's in Humanities from St. Gregory's University, she moved to Fayetteville until graduating from the University of Arkansas School of Law. She is licensed to practice law in Arkansas. While in law school, Natalie was a member of the law fraternity Delta Theta Phi and the International Law Society. She also participated in the Women's Law Student Association, and served as Chair of Community Service. During law school, she interned for Daily and Woods in Fort Smith. Natalie was also a student attorney...
John Rushing Hudson
(479) 443-1812	123 N Block Ave. Suite A
Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Divorce and Family
John R. Hudson has been practicing family law and criminal law since 1987. He graduated from the University of Arkansas school of law. He founded The Hudson Law Firm, P.L.L.C. which is based in Fayetteville, Arkansas and serves clients throughout northwest Arkansas.
W. Whitfield Hyman
(479) 782-1125	103 North College Ave
Civil Rights, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Immigration
Whitfield has defended over a thousand criminal cases and has about several trials a month. While in law school in Fayetteville, Whitfield was President of the Federalist Society for Law & Public Policy Studies and founder of the Criminal Law Society and a member of the International Law Society, the Christian Legal Society, and the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association. Whitfield also obtained prestigious externships, working for the Honorable Judge Chadd Mason in the Circuit Court of Washington and Madison Counties and Congressman Steve Womack in Arkansas' 3rd Congressional District. Whitfield grew up in Marion, Arkansas and made his...
Leslie Copeland
(479) 595-8710	70 N College Ave Suite 12
Leslie is a dedicated family law attorney who helps her clients find solutions to their legal problems. She strives to provide not only excellent service, but excellent outcomes. You can trust Leslie to handle your family law issue. Schedule a consultation online today.
Jeffrey Leroy Dangeau
(479) 409-7265	3284 N. Rom Orchard Rd.
Free ConsultationAdministrative, Business, Energy and Real Estate
Business Attorney licensed in Arkansas with 30 years experience in energy, utility, corporate and real estate law, government relations, and real estate investment and management. 22 years experience as member of business management teams. Strong legal and business writing skills with clear and concise writing and oral presentation styles.
Carl Michael Daily
(479) 782-0361	31 East Center Street
Free ConsultationAppeals, Energy, Probate and Real Estate
Rich in tradition, Daily & Woods has represented start-ups and established businesses, banks, Fortune 500 companies, local government, and individual clients in a variety of legal matters for over 100 years.
C. Michael Daily is a member of Daily & Woods. He practices primarily in the areas of oil, gas and mineral law, including title examination and mineral litigation, estate planning, contract law, business law, real estate law, and collection law. Mr. Daily is a graduate of Hendrix College (B.A.) and The University of Arkansas at Little Rock (M.B.A. and J.D.). He is a member of the Sebastian County,...
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I strongly believe that continuing to learn is essential to success, and not exclusively in business but in life.
I could probably list hundreds of books here but I've tried to limit it to those that I believe will be extremely helpful to those on an entrepreneurial journey. These are all personal recommendations, and each of these books I've read at least once (if not multiple times).
"The impediment to action advances action. What stands in the way becomes the way." Marcus Aurelius.
This book illustrates key stoic principles that people like Rockefeller, Earhart, and Jobs used to turn obstacles into opportunities and smash through challenges that faced them. If you read one book on mindset, read this one.
This book was one of the first I read while searching for my escape plan from the 9-5. It opened my eyes to the possibilities and made me look at things from a perspective that just because I've always worked a "normal" schedule it doesn't always have to be that way. Some of the techniques are a bit outdated but the concepts really hold true. There are a ton of entrepreneurial books out that are worth a read, but this is the one to start with.
What if I told you David beating Goliath wasn't the huge upset that history has taught us. David was the favorite because he changed the rules. He didn't fight the fight that Goliath was expecting, he fought the fight his way. He won because of it. As Entrepreneurs we are often in the underdog role and this is a great book about how you can turn your disadvantages to strenghts. You can also read a little more of my thoughts about this book here.
Soccer was probably the first thing I was truly passionate about, but we all have our favourite past times, hobbies, and games.
Look at them from a different perspective and you may just get something out of them you never have before!


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Vision Critical Adds Text Analytics & Sentiment Analysis to Sparq Platform
Vision Critical today introduced Text Analytics & Sentiment Analysis, in addition to platform integrations with several other systems, such as Salesforce.com, as part of its upgraded Sparq platform.
"At Vision Critical, we believe the path to the greatest market opportunity, for any business, lies in the voice of the customer," said Erin Avery, vice president of product marketing at Vision Critical, in a statement. "Today's product announcements reinforce our focus on understanding the customer and their voice in the context of business goals and priorities. The latest release of the Sparq platform expedites customer profiling, engagement, and feedback analysis to help Vision Critical customers unlock market insight."
Using machine learning, Text Analytics & Sentiment Analysis automatically analyzes open-ended feedback, such as survey comments, to reveal measurable, actionable insights. These new features include the following:
Starring and Tagging, allowing users to tag, highlight, and search responses to identify common themes and uncover insights;
Sentiment Analysis, allowing users to detect positive, negative, or neutral sentiment with more than 90 percent accuracy;
Visualizations, allowing users to generate reports on tags and sentiment using tools like graphs and word clouds and then share insights with customers and stakeholders with one-click; and
Quote Reporting, allowing users to add customer feedback in the customer's own words to reports.
"At GoDaddy, strategic and actionable customer insight is in high demand by all internal stakeholders to improve the user experience. We know that the best way to access it is through open-ended feedback from our customers, but the time and manual effort required to identify data in individual responses hinders our ability to deliver insight quickly to our stakeholders," said Cassie Mally, director of user experience research at GoDaddy, in a statement. "With Vision Critical's new Text Analytics and Sentiment Analysis, we're able to analyze feedback, create visualizations, and share it in a timely manner, enabling us to make smarter, more customer-centric decisions."
With new integrations in the Application & Integration Center, Vision Critical customers can centrally access data from third-party providers while using the Sparq platform. These new integrations include the following:
Salesforce.com, allowing users to augment member profiles with existing data, push Sparq data to their Salesforce platform, and more.
Member Hub interactions can now be tracked from third-party tools, including Google Analytics, Hubspot, Facebook, Twitter, and Marketo.
Integrations with ZenDesk and Intercom enable chat windows for easier communication.
Integrations with third-party research software enable data to be pushed to alternative customer platforms.
Vision Critical Launches Sparq Fall '19 Release
The Sparq Fall '19 release helps companies gain active consent to collect and use customer data.

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I'm interested in any groups that educate in gardening, urban farming and permaculture. I like hands-on projects, and don't mind getting my hands dirty, so long as it's worth the effort then it should be fun! I can get creative but I'm also very organized; a team-player who is open to sharing ideas.
Wider public knowledge of how we really recycle in this city (ie what goes on after those bins are emptied) that can help us really visualize for ourselves how we can implement better consumption practices.


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Wisconsin Recount
All Wisconsin counties were required to recount ballots for the 2016 presidential election after Green Party candidate Jill Stein requested and paid for the recount. Stein made claims of potential hacking of voting machines during the November election in her request for the recount. The recount is the first statewide recount of a presidential election in the state's history and the first in the country since 2000.
Lawmakers Look To Change Wisconsin Recount Law
Wednesday, February 15, 2017, 9:00am
A new proposal from state lawmakers would only allow second place finishers to request election recounts in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin Presidential Recount Expected To Come In Vastly Under Budget
Wednesday, January 4, 2017, 4:35pm
The Wisconsin presidential recount is on track to come in about $2 million under budget.
Jill Stein Unveils Post-Recount Effort In Wisconsin
Tuesday, January 3, 2017, 6:40pm
The presidential recount is over in Wisconsin, but Green Party candidate Jill Stein is continuing "a fight for election integrity" with a project known as Count My Vote.
Recount Redux
Friday, December 16, 2016, 4:44pm
Wisconsin's first ever presidential recount is in the books and it found ... almost no change in vote totals. But that doesn't mean it's without significance. The last few weeks have been a rollercoaster ride full of legal challenges, millions of dollars and people counting pieces of paper for hours at a time.
Jill Stein Says She's Not Satisfied With Wisconsin Presidential Recount
Tuesday, December 13, 2016, 3:45pm
Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein said Tuesday on a conference call with reporters that she is dissatisfied with Wisconsin's presidential recount. Stein decried the use of machines in the state's recount, which ended and was verified Monday.
Wisconsin Completes Presidential Recount
Wisconsin's presidential recount has completed after 10 days of work by county elections officials. The state Elections Commission released final recount numbers Monday, showing about 1,500 votes were changed. Nearly 3 million ballots were cast on Election Day in Wisconsin.
Judge Rules Against Attempt To Halt Wisconsin Presidential Recount
Friday, December 9, 2016, 10:55am
A federal judge rebuffed arguments Friday morning that Wisconsin's electoral votes may be endangered by the recount.
Wisconsin Presidential Recount Proceeding On Schedule
Wednesday, December 7, 2016, 5:05pm
About half of the state's 72 counties have completed their recounts, the state Elections Commission reported Wednesday.
Federal Judge Denies Move To Immediately Halt Wisconsin Presidential Recount
Judge James Peterson denied plaintiff's request to immediately stop the recount. Peterson scheduled a hearing on the case next Friday, saying he intends to rule on the plaintiff's motion to halt the recount that day, after hearing arguments.
Officials, Observers Begin Work In Wisconsin's Presidential Recount
Thursday, December 1, 2016, 3:00pm
All Wisconsin counties were required to recount ballots for the 2016 presidential election after Green Party candidate Jill Stein requested and paid for the recount. It is the first statewide recount of a presidential election in the state's history and the first in the country since 2000.
Milwaukee County Officials To Begin Recount Thursday Morning
Wednesday, November 30, 2016, 4:35pm
The more than 440,000 ballots cast in Milwaukee County during this year's presidential election will be recounted starting at 9 a.m. Thursday. The recount process for the presidential election will take place on the city's south side at the Milwaukee Election Commission warehouse located at 1901 S. Kinnickinnic Ave.
Stein Campaign Lawyer: Allegations Of Illegal Recount Coordination 'Laughable'
Wisconsin Republicans argue Hillary Clinton's campaign is the only one standing to benefit from a presidential election recount in the state and filed a complaint with the Federal Elections Commission alleging illegal coordination between Jill Stein and Clinton for the recount.
Green Party Members Taking Crash Course In Observing Wisconsin Recount
Wednesday, November 30, 2016, 9:55am
About 150 people attended a training session in Muskego on how to observe the recount of Wisconsin's presidential election vote. There will be another training session Wednesday evening in Madison.
Judge Rules Against Stein's Request For Hand Recount
Tuesday, November 29, 2016, 9:15pm
A Dane County Circuit Court ruled Tuesday night against a call by Jill Stein's campaign for all 72 county canvassing boards in Wisconsin to recount presidential ballots by hand.
{Retired} The Kathleen Dunn Show
Conservative Columnist Calls Wisconsin's Recount 'Ridiculous'
A conservative political columnist is calling the latest presidential election recount effort in Wisconsin "ridiculous."
Wisconsin's County Clerks Weigh In On Presidential Recount
Monday, November 28, 2016, 3:45pm
County clerks around Wisconsin are reacting to the state setting a timeline for the recount of the 2016 presidential election. Despite complying, some clerks are still frustrated with claims hacking of voting machines compromised the election's outcome.
Stein Campaign: Wisconsin Recount Cost 'Exorbitant'
Monday, November 28, 2016, 9:50am
Jill Stein's campaign must pay the state Elections Commission $3.5 million by the close of business Tuesday for the recount to proceed.
Wisconsin To Hold Presidential Election Recount
Friday, November 25, 2016, 4:55pm
Lawyers for Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein have filed a request for a recount of Wisconsin's presidential vote. State officials have a Dec. 13 federal deadline to complete it.
Jill Stein Campaign Raising Money For Wisconsin Recount
Stein won one percent of the vote in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin's first ever presidential recount is in the books and it found ... almost no change in vote totals. But that doesn't mean it's without significance. The last few weeks have been a rollercoaster ride full of legal challenges, millions of dollars and people counting pieces of paper for...


Come to the Madison River Valley for some spring fishing on the Madison River before run-off begins mid-May. Fly fishing the warmer days of spring can be very productive on the Madison ... moreRiver in Montana. Fish streamers, nymphs and baetis dries. The fishing pressure is minimal in springtime near Ennis and Cameron, Montana. Spend a day with a fly fishing guide from Riverborn Outfitters and the Rainbow Valley Lodge, and fish for huge rainbows and big brown trout in March and April.
As of 2016, there is no closed season for the Madison River. This is your opportunity to fish for hungry rainbows and browns which are coming off a long winter. And we have special prices! Two Nights Spring Fishing Package is based on Double Occupancy.
Join us for three nights and two days of fishing on the famous Madison River in Ennis, Montana. Fly fish the Madison River for huge browns and rainbows. Spend three nights in a double ... moreroom at the Rainbow Valley Lodge in Ennis, Montana. While there, enjoy a free continental breakfast daily. Meet your guide from Riverborn Outfitters at the O'Dell Creek Fly Shop located in the lodge and then off to the river!
Spend the day fishing for huge rainbows and big browns on the famous Madison River, a Blue Ribbon Trout Stream. With more than 3000 fish per mile, the Madison River offers challenging and fun fishing for novice to seasoned angler.
All necessary gear, including: sleeping bag, deluxe wilderness mattress, life jacket, roomy four person tent for every two people, camp chairs, dining table, complimentary water resistant duffel for you personal gear (yours to keep), waterproof container for your day use items, eating utensils, drink cup, water bottle, plenty of ice, wine with dinner, and an ample supply of cold beverages.
Premium Orvis fly fishing gear: rod, reel, and our go-to flies. If you have favorite rods and reels, please bring them along with hard cases.
September can be one of the most invigorating times to fish the Middle Fork of the Salmon River. As summer closes, the clear waters begin cooling down, the heat subsides, and the river ... moreis emptied of floating traffic. And as the temperature cools, the water gets lower and slower – ideal fishing conditions.
As the water cools, the wild cutthroat follow their native instincts to start packing on weight for the difficult winter looming ahead. September is their last chance to gorge themselves on large terrestrials and tasty surface hatches before the winter doldrums of midge subsistence sets in.
Our September fishing trips are smaller and more personable than our Summer trips. As the days start to get shorter and we have the whole Wilderness nearly to ourselves, these trips take on a nostolgic and sportsman/sportswoman's vibe.
This is a special time for both guides and guests on the Middle Fork; our guides are excited to row you through the best Cutthroat fly fishing waters in the West. You will find them to be both knowledgeable leaders and wonderful companions, whether they're sharing an exotic presentation technique, helping to improve an angler's casting skills, cooking up one of our favorite dishes, or telling lively stories around the campfire.
For over 100 miles the Middle Fork of the Salmon River transforms from "creek fishing on steroids," to deep pool-and-drop canyon sections. Hundreds of bedrock formations offer fun ... morecasting opportunities, including the remarkable Underwater Canyon, Gin Pool, and Aparajo Canyon.
Our Salmon River Fishing Guides will place you in front of unique granite walls, behind mid-river rocks and seam lines, and swarming back eddies. Between the changing Idaho Salmon River and the pristine tributaries that enlarge throughout your wilderness rafting adventure, you will fish the largest variety of stimulating fly water in one float than anywhere else in the West.
When you arrive the tents, dining table, kitchen, shower, powder room, and fire pan will all be set up. Your cots, mattresses, sleeping bags, pillows, and duffel bag will be waiting patiently by the tents. Beverages will be waiting on ice and hors d'oeuvres are moments away.
It is important to us that each of our guests is as comfortable as possible in a place where we can have no generators, electricity, (or cell service!). Even without these concurrent conveniences, we can be happy glampers on a 6 day adventure that feels like we are entering a different time.
Join us for lodging and fly fishing on the Big Hole River in Montana. This luxury vacation rental is complete with all the finest amenities and furnishings. Silver Bow Club offers ... morefly fishing vacation packages that include fishing trips on the Big Hole River and 5-Star accommodations. The Silver Bow Club is a unique opportunity to stay in Montana at one of the top luxury lodges while fishing!
Guided fly fishing on the Madison River.
Guided fly fishing on the Beaverhead River.
Our 3 day and 4 night fly fishing packages include comfortable accommodations at our Alder, Montana fishing lodge, three home-cooked meals each day, and all ranch activities. They ... morealso include private access to the Ruby River on day 1, the Madison river on day 2, and the Beaverhead river on day 3, all with an experienced guide. Lunch and refreshments are provided during the day.
On occasion, water levels may require that we alter the rivers fished. To maintain a high level of personal service, we limit our guests to 10 per week. Please contact our Montana fly fishing guides if you need a custom package or wish to arrange special rates for your fly shop or club.
Montana accommodation tax is not included.
Fishing licenses are not included.
Montana's Last Best Fly Fishing Lodge The Stonefly Inn and Outfitters is a privately owned Fly Fishing Lodge in rural Montana. No stop lights or tourist traps here – just countless ... moremiles of Blue Ribbon Trout Water, an overwhelming number of Trout and the occasional cattle drive. Because of our location, we often do not see the fishing pressure some of the other areas of the state have to deal with. In Twin Bridges, you can truly unwind and enjoy your Montana Fly Fishing Vacation along with the solitude and vastness of Southwest Montana. The days are longer, the fish are bigger and the beer is colder.
Here at The Stonefly, Dan "Rooster" Leavens and his entire staff of Montana Fly Fishing Guides are dedicated to providing you a Montana Fly Fishing Vacation that will leave you wanting to return year after year. Our average return ratio hovers around 95% season after season and Rooster goes out of his way to keep it that way.
A typical day at The Stonefly will start with breakfast with your Montana Fly fishing Guide before you head to one of our local rivers to fish. During the day, you can expect professional instruction while you employ seemingly endless techniques to catch fish. With so many rivers to pick from, each day is certain to be different. Returning to the lodge, you'll find fresh appetizers in the Roost Lounge and take a little time to unwind and tell a fish story or two over a cocktail. Dinners are prepared by our in house chef, Glen Hornsby – a veteran chef of over 20 years in the fly fishing industry. Following dinner, nightly campfires are the norm complete with after dinner cocktails, joke telling, guitar picking and plenty of storytelling.
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This Senator Live Tweeted His Desperate Attempt To Save A Mother And Child From A 'Death Sentence' Deportation
BY Jorge Rodriguez-Jimenez | May 3, 2017 AT 3:41 pm
By Jorge Rodriguez-Jimenez May 3, 2017 at 3:41 pm
Democracy Now! / MSNBC / YouTube
Senator Bob Casey represents Pennsylvania, home to one of three detention centers in the U.S. that house undocumented families. The facility, Berks County Residential Center, has made news in the past with protesters demanding the facility be shut down. Now, the same detention center has made news for the fast-tracked deportation of a 5-year-old boy and his mother back to Honduras. When Sen. Casey was made aware of the speedy deportation, he took to Twitter to ask the Department of Homeland Security, President Trump, and Reince Priebus to take action and spare the deportees from a "potential death sentence" that awaits them in Honduras. Here's what we know so far.
Senator Bob Casey of Pennsylvania immediately made his followers aware of the urgent situation a mother and young child are facing.
Twitter: it's urgent. I just found out that a young child & her mother who came to U.S. seeking refuge will be sent back to Honduras today.
— Senator Bob Casey (@SenBobCasey) May 3, 2017
The unnamed Honduran immigrants were held at the Berks County Residential Center since December 2015.
According to Sen. Casey, the mother witnessed the death of her cousin at the hands of gang members.
Here's their story: the 5yr old's mother witnessed the murder of her cousin in Honduras and was being pursued by gangs.
As witnesses of a crime, it put them in immediate danger of death by the same gang.
Targeted for death, this mother fled with her 5yr old child. The child is potentially eligible for Special Immigrant Juvenile Status.
A Special Immigrant Juvenile Status is granted to children who have been abused, neglected, or abandoned, according to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services website.
Despite the two seeking asylum to prevent being sent back to danger, they were scheduled for deportation at an accelerated rate.
Despite that, the Trump admin is planning to put them on a plane TODAY. A plane ride that can very likely lead to their death.
Sen. Casey urged his followers to tweet the Dept. of Homeland Security to echo his phone call request of saving this mother and child.
I've just placed a call to @DHSgov Sec. telling him to stop this. I need you to tweet @DHSgov & tell them to protect this mother and child.
And he even called on Trump directly to do something about the situation.
.@realDonaldTrump If you're on twitter- Call @DHSgov Sec. Kelly and tell him this makes no sense.
There were two possible flights the two could be on: a direct flight or one with a layover.
The latest: Admin ordered the family on the plane. There are two flights they could be on: one direct to Honduras another with a layover.
But the senator didn't get an answer about which flight they were on.
Admin refuses to tell me whether they were placed on a direct flight or one with a layover. Infuriating. @flightaware is interesting, fwiw
Sen. Casey tweeted that DHS was aware that the family had secured the necessary paperwork to avoid this speedy deportation.
Worst part: According to lawyers @DHSgov knew darn well that 5yr old & mother had secured paperwork to protect them & they rushed removal.
He also shared when he got the confirmation that the only people who could stop this are in the White House.
Just confirmed with @DHSgov: only the White House can order this reversed now. It's on @Reince45 & @realDonaldTrump to help this family.
The Pennsylvania senator appeared on MSNBC to argue for the safe return of the mother and child back to the U.S.
This kind of action makes us less safe. We should be protecting this family, not sending them into harm's way. pic.twitter.com/zeeFHmKIsd
Despite his repeated requests, the senator has received no information on the fate or current location of the family.
Still no definitive answer on 5yr old & mother. Last word from @ICEgov on the family: "gone." This is a profound outrage.
READ: President Trumps Deportation Demands Are Putting ICE And Border Patrol Into Compromising Positions
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Here Are The Executive Actions That President Biden Is Signing His First Day In Office
By Jorge Rodriguez-Jimenez January 20, 2021 at 1:49 pm
BY Jorge Rodriguez-Jimenez | January 20, 2021 AT 1:49 pm
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President Joe Biden has a lot of work ahead of him and he is hitting the ground running. On his first day in office, President Biden has a series of executive actions he is signing to reverse a lot of the damage created by the Trump administration. Here are some of the things President Biden will do with these actions.
The border wall on the southern border is done, y'all.
The U.S. government would save about $2.6 billion if Joe Biden halts construction on the border wall project on his first day in office, according to U.S. Army Corps of Engineers estimates reviewed by WaPo. https://t.co/hnbaElznR0
— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) December 17, 2020
President Biden is saving the taxpayers billions of dollars by halting the construction of President Trump's border wall. The border wall is one of former President Trump's several unfulfilled promises at the expense of the taxpayers.
Despite his unrelenting campaign, Mexico never paid a dime to the wall. President Biden's action to halt the border wall is a humanitarian and conservationist move that will save billions of tax dollars. According to estimates, there would be $3.3 billion in unused funds in the projects accounts.
The emotionally devastating Muslim ban will finally come to an end.
I keep remembering that tomorrow @JoeBiden will repeal the Muslim Ban, and then I smile real big to myself and think what it must feel to be the partner, parent, child, or loved one for whom it will become possible once again to reunite and be with those dear to their hearts.
— Mai El-Sadany (@maitelsadany) January 20, 2021
Former President Trump famously put an end to travel from predominantly Muslim countries. The order arbitrarily excluded a group of people based on their religion. The order that has kept families apart for years is finally coming to an end thanks to President Biden.
President Biden's ation will bring families together and safeguards the rights of religious freedom. The ban has kept spouses separated, children apart from parents, and caused real damage. There is more to be done to make up for the stain on American history and the action is the first step.
The Keystone XL Pipeline is toast.
The Keystone pipeline is & always has been a disaster. I'm delighted that Joe Biden will cancel the Keystone permit on his first day in office. With all of the major crises facing America, we must never lose sight of the most existential threat facing our planet: climate change. https://t.co/8lDZDOgsVy
— Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) January 18, 2021
We all remember the terrifying scenes of Native people being brutalized by federal officials under Trump's command. President Biden will make sure that the permit for the pipeline is revoked and put an end to a project that has been devastating the Native community. Activists have been fighting for years to get this done.
Undocumented people will have to be included in census counts.
Joe Biden to enforce the letter of the Fourteenth Amendment on his first day in office. How refreshing. https://t.co/pEcCfMfobT
— Cristian Farias (@cristianafarias) January 20, 2021
President Biden is getting rid of the Trump administration's terrible policy of ignoring undocumented people in the census. There have been several arguments by officials that the move would work to undermine certain states. The policy would take federal money away from states that did not support the former president and have high undocumented populations.
President Biden is going to preserve DACA.
President Joe Biden was already set to roll back Trump-era immigration policies on Inauguration Day, his transition team confirmed. | via @TexasTribune https://t.co/9hSebc6mn0
— Houston Public Media (@HoustonPubMedia) January 20, 2021
More than 600,000 people benefit from the Obama-era program. Former President Trump waged a war against DACA and Dreamers for political points. Most Americans support DACA and a pathway to citizenship for DACA beneficiaries. With the new executive action, President Biden will instruct the federal government to restore the program to its fullest.
There is still a lawsuit the Biden administration will have to fight. The lawsuit challenging DACA's legality was filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.
In total, President Biden will sign 17 executive actions that will roll back several issues created by the previous administration.
Voting. Works.
Executive Actions @JoeBiden signs later today.
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— MARIA TERESA KUMAR #WearAMask (@MariaTeresa1) January 20, 2021
"Today, hours after taking the oath of office, President-elect Biden will take a historic number of actions to deliver immediate relief for families across America that are struggling in the face of converging crises. He will sign a combination of executive orders, memoranda, directives, and letters to take initial steps to address these crises, including by changing the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, providing economic relief, tackling climate change, and advancing racial equity," reads a statement from the Biden-Harris Transition Team. "President-elect Biden will take action — not just to reverse the gravest damages of the Trump administration — but also to start moving our country forward. These actions are bold, begin the work of following through on President-elect Biden's promises to the American people, and, importantly, fall within the constitutional role for the president."
READ: President Joe Biden's And Vice President Kamala Harris' Inauguration Represented America
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US Prosecutors Allege That Honduran President Hernández Said He Wanted to 'Shove Drugs Up the Noses of Gringos'
By Andrea Reindl January 15, 2021 at 6:41 pm
BY Andrea Reindl | January 15, 2021 AT 6:41 pm
Photo via Getty
They say the truth is stranger than fiction, and in this case, that saying happens to be true. New reports from federal prosecutors in New York have come out that implicate Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández in drug trafficking, embezzlement, and fraud.
For years, Honduras and the United States have publicly touted themselves as partners in global the war on drugs. But it seems that, privately, President Hernández felt differently.
Prosecutors allege that Hernández said that he wanted to "shove the drugs right up the noses of the gringos".
Is #Honduras the first narco-state of the Americas ? The evidence would seem to indicate it. Why don't we hear more about it? Why is not an issue ?
— Jorge Heine (@jorgeheinel) January 9, 2021
Federal prosecutors say that Hernández "said that he wanted to make the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration think that Honduras was fighting drug trafficking, but that instead he was going to eliminate extradition."
The allegations against President Hernández are part of a larger drug trafficking case prosecutors have against, Geovanny Fuentes, a prolific Honduran trafficker whom authorities arrested in Miami.
Fuentes alleges that President Hernandez accepted bribes in exchange for protecting a cocaine laboratory and drug shipments headed towards the U.S. They say President Juan Orlando Hernández used his nation's armed forces to protect huge shipments of cocaine in exchange for hefty bribes.
The case also alleges that Hernandez funneled aid money from the U.S. to non-governmental organizations.
Esto es un secreto a voces en nuestro país, pero esperamos que la justicia de USA lo juzgue porque aquí en el país el controla absolutamente todo!
— €d$Anz🇭🇳 (@edgardmegaloco) January 10, 2021
The Honduran president isn't explicitly named in the documents, but is instead referred to as "co-conspirator 4". But the documents reference his political position as well as his relationship to his brother, Juan Antonio Hernández, who was also convicted of drug smuggling in 2019.
It's worth mentioning that the 2019 case against Hernández's brother also named President Hernández as a co-conspirator. That case alleged that President Hernández had accepted approximately $1 million in bribes from El Chapo.
President Hernández is denying the allegations and claiming that they are retaliations by cartel lords for his hardline stance against drug trafficking.
1/2 The claim that Pres. Hernandez supposedly accepted drug money from a Geovanny Daniel Fuentes Ramirez, or gave protection or coordination to drug traffickers is 100% false, and appears to be based on lies of confessed criminals who seek revenge and to reduce their sentences.
— Casa Presidencial (@Presidencia_HN) January 9, 2021
Recently, his office tweeted out: "The claim that Pres. Hernández supposedly accepted drug money from Geovanny Daniel Fuentes Ramirez, or gave protection or coordination to drug traffickers is 100% false, and appears to be based on lies of confessed criminals who seek revenge and to reduce their sentences."
But at home, Hondurans seemed to have lost faith in their president. In fact, many are suspicious of his shady connections and seemingly never-ending scandals. Some Hondurans are reportedly worried that President Hernández may try to "illegally extend" his time in office in order to avoid prosecution by the United States".
As of now, the prospects of him being prosecuted by the Trump administration are dubious at best.
All hondurans know that Juan Orlando Hernandez is a narco dictator, but he has Trump's protection
— El Cadejo Noir (@Kdejo_Negro) January 11, 2021
Hernández and Trump have historically had a cozy relationship based on how fervently the Honduran president supported Trump's strict immigration policies.
"[Indictment] will probably depend on the political will or political decision of the incoming Biden administration," said InSight Crime senior investigator Hector Silva to Vice.
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Colombia Is Thinking About Legalizing and Subsidizing Its Immense Cocaine Industry
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Two Weeks Ago He Lost His Home To Hurricane Eta And Now Hurricane Iota Threatens His Entire Community
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ICE Continues To Disregard The Warning Signs As Another Migrant Dies Of Covid-19 While In Custody
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This study explores KMb practices of SSHRC researchers across Canada.
This study used a survey to assess institutional supports for KMb as well as KMb practices of researchers.
Few institutional supports are embedded at the institutional level, and those that are often not heavily accessed by researchers. KMb levels by researchers remain modest.
There is capacity-building efforts needed for researchers and universities to be able to engage with KMb and increase the impact of their work with different stakeholdes.
Cooper, A., Rodway, J. & Read, R. (2018). Knowledge mobilization practices of educational researchers across Canada. Canadian Journal for Higher Education, 48 (1), 1-21 [70%, 20% Rodway, 10% Read].
Cooper, A. (2017). How are Educational Researchers Interacting with End-users to Increase Impact? Engaged Scholar Journal, 3(2), 99-122.


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Shakir Jammal Soto (born February 12, 1994) is an American football defensive tackle for the San Antonio Brahmas. He played college football for the University of Pittsburgh. After going undrafted in the 2017 NFL Draft, Soto signed as a free agent with the Denver Broncos. Over the course of four years in the NFL, Soto was signed to the Las Vegas Raiders, Dallas Cowboys and Seattle Seahawks.

Early life
Soto was born one of four children to Rhonda Vieney. He has two brothers and one sister. His uncle Terry Vieney played college football at Bloomsburg University.

High school career
While at G.A.R Memorial, Soto played as a defensive lineman and became a two-time All-State Class AA selection.

College career
Soto enrolled at the University of Pittsburgh where he played in defensive lineman, defensive end and defensive tackle positions from 2013 to 2016. While at Pittsburgh, Soto was a communication major.

Professional career

Denver Broncos
On May 12, 2017, the Denver Broncos signed Soto to play as a defensive tackle. He was cut from the team four months later on September 3, 2017.

Las Vegas Raiders
On December 21, 2017, the Las Vegas Raiders added Soto to the practice squad. On January 2, 2018, the Las Vegas Raiders signed Soto to as part of its reserve roster. On September 1, 2018, Soto was waived and shortly after cut from the team the following day.

San Diego Fleet
Soto started 2019 with the San Diego Fleet of the Alliance of American Football (AAF). He made four sacks and 20 tackles in eight games.

Dallas Cowboys
On April 9, 2019, Soto was signed by the Dallas Cowboys. Soto was waived on August 31, 2019, before being cut from the team on September 1.

Seattle Seahawks
On December 24, 2019, the Seattle Seahawks added Soto to the practice squad. On May 5, 2020, Soto was cut from the team.

BC Lions
Soto was signed to the practice roster of the BC Lions in October .

New Orleans Breakers
Soto was selected with the eighth pick of the 24th round of the 2022 USFL Draft by the New Orleans Breakers.

St. Louis BattleHawks
The St. Louis BattleHawks selected Soto in the sixth round of the 2023 XFL Supplemental Draft on January 1, 2023.

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Further reading

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Just off Highway 403 this non-smoking hotel is 3.5 km from downtown Burlington Ontario. It offers a daily full hot breakfast fully licensed lounge and free Wi-Fi in all guest rooms.
Admiral Inn features a refrigerator microwave and coffee maker in every guest room. They also include cable TV. An iron and ironing board are provided upon request.
A 24-hour front desk and free on-site parking are available at the Admiral.
The Royal Botanical Gardens and Burlington Art Centre are within 15 minutes of the Admiral Inn.


Bollore recently expanded its car-sharing service offered in Paris by adding new red Bluecars.
One would think that red is some performance version of the ordinary grey used by Autolib, but that's not the case. Those are delivery versions with two seats instead of four and have their own model designation: Utilib.
Reds can take over 500 lbs (230 kg) of payload or 900 liters. The advertised maximum range with 30 kWh battery pack remains at 250 km.
In the next few months, 100 of those cars will supplement the 2,900 passenger Bluecars that are available in the Paris area at some 900 stations. Through the the end of February, Utilib will be in beta phase.
By that time, a dedicated website will be setup alongside the current Autolib service.
Prices for using Utilib Bluecars will be €72 excl. VAT annually (€6 a month on average), plus €6 excl. VAT per hour. In the case of the passenger Autolib, it is €120 a year and €5.50 per half hour (including VAT).


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Ravens Who Brought Campers to Christ
The Gregorian Fellows Leadership Program at Benedictine College promotes Catholic identity in public life by forming a new generation of leaders who unite faith and reason in their work. On Fellows Fridays, the Gregorian Institute will introduce you to some of these extraordinary students.
In this edition, now that they are back in classes, we remember Gregorian Fellows' work as leaders at summer camps.
BCYC Immersion Summer Camp in Atchison, Kansas
Allyssa Hebrado-Fernandez, class of 2022, from Las Vegas, Nev., stayed on campus this summer.
"I worked as a BCYC Summer Missionary putting on conferences for high schoolers to help them encounter Christ and His mercy in a more radical way," she said.
(Watch BCYC Immersion's Facebook video here.)
"I attended these same exact conferences when I was in high school, and wanted to give back in the way that I have received," she said. "I had the opportunity to see the transformation in the students' hearts as they walked to and from either confession or our prayer stations. It is very moving because over the week, I saw how they slowly opened their hearts up to the Lord more and more, all because of the joyful witnesses of our missionaries!"
Camp Tekakwitha at Prairie Star Ranch in Williamsburg, Kansas
Jonathan Torline, class of 2022, from Shawnee, Kansas, said he has benefited fromCamp Tekakwitha and wanted to give others the same experience he had.
"I've been going there since 5th grade," he said, "and worked there last year." He said he is particularly struck by "the brotherhood formed in the men working, and how we build each other in Christ."
Totus Tuus, Diocese of Wichita, Kansas
Wyatt Iseman, class of 2021, from Wichita also returned to the camp which formed him.
"It was a huge part of my faith formation and I wanted to give that same gift to other kids," he said. "The most surprising part has been the intimate encounters with Christ that are so available when living in simplicity and stillness out at camp!"
Julia Fassero, class of 2021, from Effingham, Kansas, also taught at Totus Tuus, but for the Archdiocese of Kansas City-Kansas.
"My favorite part is meeting different families of the Archdiocese," she said, "from kids during the day to families hosting us for dinner, there are so many unique people within in Northeastern Kansas. Getting to share my passion for Catholicism with them and learning their passions made my summer joyful!"
Camp Savio, Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph, Mo.
Olivia DiMaggio, Class of 2022, from Gladstone, Mo., worked at the camp named for boy saint Dominic Savio.
"I was on staff as a Savio Shepherd as a camp counselor and had the opportunity to lead small groups in prayer, activities, and discussion for four weeks. We do everything from low ropes courses, to daily Mass, to night sessions with music, to mud pit games, to bubble soccer."
"What was most surprising has been the faithfulness and spiritual maturity of the campers," she said. "My favorite tradition is probably the mud pit day, as you can tell from the picture! I look forward to it all week and it's so fun to get as messy as possible and wrestle my fellow staff members."
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Current Treatment Options in Gastroenterology helps the reader by providing the views of experts on current advances in treatment options in gastroenterology field, in a clear and readable form, and by highlighting the most recent important papers from a wealth of original publications.
We accomplish this by appointing major authorities in 10 major subject areas across the discipline, who select topics to be reviewed by experts who assess recent developments and highlight important papers published over the last year on their topics.
The aim of this journal is to help the reader, by providing in a systematic manner, the views of experts on the current advances on the current treatment options in the gastroenterology field in a clear and readable form and by providing reviews which highlight the most important papers recently published from the wealth of original publications.
We accomplish this aim by appointing major authorities in 6 major subject areas across the discipline to select topics to be reviewed by leading experts. The topics covered will be on the following areas: Esophagus, Stomach, Endoscopy, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Motility, and Liver and Pancreas.
Get the table of contents of every new issue published in Current Treatment Options in Gastroenterology.


I flew to Roanoke instead of Charlotte last week and connected in Philly. It takes all day to fly from the West Coast to the East Coast because it's at least five hours if you get a direct flight, but if you want to fly into Roanoke, Virginia then you have to stop somewhere else and put your bag under the plane and climb aboard a tiny little prop that only seats 34 people. Because "home," wherever that is, didn't feel far enough away already.
The plane bounced us around through the chilly night as we descended over the Blue Ridge Mountains; and even though it was dark outside, the moment the plane door opened I knew that I had made it to fall in Roanoke--the most magical time of the year with yellow leaves, the smell of autumn and campfire smoke, and chilly wet sidewalks. It feels like home.
I wore jeans and sweaters and my mom's Uggs, which I always do whenever I'm visiting. They're way cuter than mine because she never wears them. (I've had a pair for years and they're one of the few shoes I own that Ender hasn't shown any interest in eating.) I met my friend Raquel for tacos and margaritas and walked around the Barnes & Noble, which always reminds me of winters in Roanoke, no matter the season.
And then I arrived in Charlotte and immediately felt disoriented--walking through Trader Joe's for baby shower supplies and stopping suddenly at the eggs, because I always need eggs, right? But when you're staying with a friend and flying home on Tuesday morning then no, you don't need eggs (or Brussels sprouts, no matter how beautiful they look).
I spent one night at my friend Siobhan's house and a few with my friend Corri, and felt so weird every time I climbed into someone's car to catch a ride to a place I've been to a million times. Not Just Coffee, the Vietnamese restaurant, Sabor for tacos, Hygge to teach a SkillPop class. All of it still feels like my neighborhood.
I saw a guy in a Panthers tee shirt on Saturday and did a double-take. I just moved here from Charlotte, I wanted to tell him. But "here" actually was Charlotte, at that moment, and for what feels like so long before it.
Moving weekend is officially here! I can't even believe it--it seriously feels like yesterday that Rob started traveling to and from California every week, but sure enough that was three whole months ago.
I thought I would hate living alone all summer and while I didn't love it, Ender and I did just fine together. It was so nice having Rob home every weekend and I'm so glad we made it a priority to see our friends every Saturday or Sunday instead of just taking time alone to catch up after a week apart--I'll treasure the memories of those Sunday dinners and backyard doggie play dates forever.
Our moving company packed us up yesterday and today they're taking all of our stuff. We hit the road Sunday morning after a going away party we're throwing in the empty house on Saturday. It's so surreal to me that in a few days we'll be driving away from Charlotte with our new home ahead of us.
I'm not sure how much I'll be on the blog these next six days (I know I've been pretty absent in general lately!), so make sure to follow along with us on Instagram and Snapchat (username flynnmd). I'm so excited to start sharing our day-to-day adventures on the road! And I'll be back with a big road trip update once we get settled--maybe even before then if I have time at one of our many hotel stops!
When we first moved to Charlotte, sometimes I felt like there wasn't much going on. It always takes a little while to find your favorite places and feel like you know your way around, which is why two years later I'm finally putting this post together. I figure there's no time like the present, even if movers are coming to pack us up today as we get ready to move across the country!
The truth is that there is a ton of great food, coffee, cocktails, and craft beer in Charlotte. After twenty-five months I've narrowed down a not-so-short list of my favorites, which will make it clear why I'm leaving the Queen City at least ten pounds heavier than when I arrived.
If you live here or have visited, do you have any to add to the list? I'd love to hear your favorite spots (for future visits, of course)!


Xiaomi Poco F1 was the best budget smartphone of 2018 according to the well-known YouTubers and many bloggers. The device was launched in August 2018 and we can't think of the upgrade just after 5 months.
Recently Poco F1 spotted on Geekbench which also shows off some specifications. Xiaomi Poco F2 spotted on Geekbench has 6GB of RAM and powered by the same chipset as the Poco F1. It runs on Android 9 Pie and the result looks exactly similar to the Poco F1. And that's why it seems like a fake score.
Well, Maybe because there isn't any change that we have seen in the benchmark score. So, I don't think this is a rear benchmark score of Poco F2. However, there is not any information available but we are expecting Poco F2 to come with Snapdragon 855 which will not happen till mid-2019.
Someone might have changed build.prop file to fake the result and that is why Geekbench listing shows the name Poco F2 instead of Poco F1. Changing build.prop file is as easy as the changing ROM.
Let us know what do you think about the upcoming Poco F2 device in the comments below.


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import urllib3
import gzip
import json
import StringIO
import telegram

from flask import Flask
from flask.ext.sqlalchemy import SQLAlchemy
from flask import render_template, request,jsonify

from telegram_bot.tpebus import TpeBusBot
from taipei_opendata.bus import Bus
from taipei_opendata.youbike import Youbike

import sys
import os
reload(sys)

sys.setdefaultencoding('utf-8')

# start and stop postgre on osx
# pg_ctl -D /usr/local/var/postgres -l /usr/local/var/postgres/server.log start
# pg_ctl -D /usr/local/var/postgres stop -s -m fast

"""
    if you will check heroku database
    in command line key :

    heroku login

    set account & password

    heroku pg:psql --app ycapi
"""

# execute command to create ssl crt and cem
# openssl req -new -x509 -nodes -newkey rsa:1024 -keyout server.key -out server.crt -days 3650
# execute command "ngrok http 5000" to get mag internet and localhost
# ========= CONFIG =========
DEBUG    = False
TOKEN    = '288756371:AAGwm08t-JlqF161zkBj_75syb56zqd16pM'
HOST     = 'ce82c142.ngrok.io' # Same host used when ngrok response
PORT     = 5000

app = Flask(__name__)
app.config.from_object(os.environ['APP_SETTINGS'])
app.config['SQLALCHEMY_TRACK_MODIFICATIONS'] = False
app.config['SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI'] = os.environ['DATABASE_URL']
db = SQLAlchemy(app)

# CERT     = 'server.crt'
# CERT_KEY = 'server.key'
# context = (CERT, CERT_KEY)

# ========= CONFIG =========

# ========= INITIAL =========

"""
    reference from "https://realpython.com/blog/python/flask-by-example-part-2-postgres-sqlalchemy-and-alembic/"

    import datamodel then execute command  "python manage.py db migrate"
    migrate sucess and then save it execute "python manage.py db upgrade"
    that it will mrgrate postgresql & python datamodels with "model first"

    remote migrate heroku postgresql execute "heroku run python manage.py db upgrade --app ycapi"

    add   ~/.bash_profile file next command
    export DATABASE_URL="postgresql://localhost/ycapi"
    postgres://pbceotosmxjyvp:-2q3aYoUC2KVBmNZ4-1z44NXq0@ec2-54-163-249-150.compute-1.amazonaws.com:5432/d8pnbion83577c

    attentions!!
    import class will be migrations, or not.

"""
from orm_model.user import *
from orm_model.route import *
from orm_model.stop import *
from orm_model.park import *
from orm_model.youbike_stop import *

bot = telegram.Bot(token=TOKEN)

# ========= INITIAL =========

# ======= App controllers start ========
@app.route("/")
def hello():
    return "Hello! Welcome to yuchen's Home"

@app.route('/<token>', methods=['POST'])
def launcher(token):
    if request.method == "POST":
        try:
            handler = TpeBusBot(bot, db)

            update = telegram.Update.de_json(request.get_json(force=True), bot)
            message = update.message
            isSuccess = handler.handle_message(message)

            return 'ok'
        except Exception as e:
            print e
    return 'ok'

# telegram yctpebusbot
@app.route("/bot/tpebus", methods=['POST'])
def botHook_tpebus():
    try:
        handler = TpeBusBot(bot, db)

        update = telegram.Update.de_json(request.get_json(force=True), bot)
        message = update.message

        isSuccess = handler.handle_message(message)

        return 'ok'
    except Exception as e:
        print e

@app.route("/youbike")
def youbike():
    to = Youbike()
    return jsonify(to.stops())

@app.route("/bus/route")
def bus_route():
    try:
        to = Bus()
        return jsonify(to.route())
    except Exception as e:
        print e

# ======= app controllers end ========

# https://api.telegram.org/bot288756371:AAGwm08t-JlqF161zkBj_75syb56zqd16pM/setWebhook?url=https://ec8ba4c0.ngrok.io/288756371:AAGwm08t-JlqF161zkBj_75syb56zqd16pM
# https://api.telegram.org/bot288756371:AAGwm08t-JlqF161zkBj_75syb56zqd16pM/setWebhook?url=https://ycapi.herokuapp.com/bot/tpebus
def setWebhook():
    bot.setWebhook(webhook_url='https://%s/%s' % (HOST, TOKEN))

if __name__ == "__main__":
    # local used
    # setWebhook()
    app.run(host='127.0.0.1',
            port=PORT,
            debug=DEBUG)


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Term Of Reference Of A Mining Eia Project In Nigeria
(PDF) ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT PROCESS FOR
Allan Ingelson and Chilenye Nwapi, 'Environmental Impact Assessment Process for Oil, Gas and Mining Projects in Nigeria: A Critical Analysis', 10/1 Law, Environment and Development Journal
Eia Report For Crusher Nigeria
Limestone crushing project report nigeria. Eia report for crusher nigeria executive summary introduction the project for which this eia the terms of reference for this report are as follows to determine the carried out an eia of the proposed lizenithne quarry project in line with eia executive located at oyo in lokoja local government area of kogi state of nigeria.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REPORT ON
An Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Report shall be prepared by an entity qualified for conducting the work of environmental impact assessment. 1. Project Name shall refer to the name applied by the project at the time when it is established and approved, which shall in no case exceed 30 Chinese characters (and
Of Reference Of A Mining Eia Project In Nigeria
Of Reference Of A Mining Eia Project In Nigeria. This report has shown the importance of environmental impact assessments.It is definitely a fundamental step in the life of a project.Performing an eia is critical for a successful project and that projects are done without performing eias are destined for failure and devastation to all the people involved in the project.
Importance of environmental impact assessment and
EIA thus ensures that the potential problems are foreseen and addressed at an early stage in project planning and design. Creation of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) system is vital to conform socio-economic development projects to environmental
Sample Terms of Reference (TORs) for PPP Advisors | Public
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Terms of reference - statedevelopment.qld.gov.au
an assessment of the management, monitoring, and other measures proposed to avoid, minimise and/or mitigate any adverse impacts of the project. To enable a proponent to do this, the Coordinator-General prepares terms of reference (TOR) that set out the matters the project proponent must address when preparing the EIS.
EIA CASE STUDY: Mining - Colombia
Project Area This mining project is located in the municipality of San Roque, department of Antioquia, located approximately 125 km from the city of Medellin. Mining concessions for this project are connected to the mining title 14292. As per the terms of reference, the analysis of the area of influence must include, abiotic, biotic and
Chapter 5: Preparation of terms of reference
The timing of the study is important. Scoping prior to a full EIA will enable the major issues to be identified. The terms of reference for the full EIA can then be better focused. The study should be carried out early enough in the project cycle to enable recommendations to be incorporated into the project
Terms of References (TORs) for EIAs
Once a project or development has gone through the screening and scoping phases, the authority responsible for processing the EIA provides the client with a Terms of Reference (TOR) document. The TOR provides details of all the information required for the EIA review committee to make an informed decision about awarding the Environmental Licence.
STANDARD TERMS OF REFERENCE [TOR] FOR EIA / EMP REPORT
1. Objective of the Standard Terms of Reference (TOR) 1 2. Introduction 2 3. Executive summary of the EIA/EMP Report 17 Project or Activity as per Schedule of the EIA Notification, 2006 Chapter 1 19-81 4. 1(a) Mining of minerals (non-coal and coal mining sectors) 21 5. 1(b) Offshore and onshore oil and gas exploration, development & 40 production
Environmental Impact Assessment of Projects
EIA Report The Environmental Impact Assessment Report is the document prepared by the Developer that presents the output of the assessment. It contains information regarding the Project, the likely significant effect of the Project, the Baseline scenario, the proposed Alternatives, the features and Measures to mitigate
TERMS OF REFERENCE [TOR] FOR EIA REPORTTERMS OF
Terms of reference for environmental impact assessment of MINING OF MINERALS 80 7. Terms of reference for environmental impact assessment of MINERAL BENEFICATION 99 8. Terms of reference for environmental impact assessment of COAL WASHERIES be based on generic structure given in appendix III to the EIA notification 2006 for the project or
Example EIA Terms of Reference Non-Metal and Metal Mining
----- Volume I Part 2- EIA Technical Review Guideline: Non-Metal and Metal Mining 1 EXAMPLE TERMS OF REFERENCE (TOR) NON-METAL MINING 3.4.2 Applicable environmental standards, norms and requirements set forth at the international, national, regional and/or local levels 3.4.3 In the absence of such standards, identify a set of benchmarks used in
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) ACT, CAP EI2,
An environment impact assessment (EIA) is an assessment of the potential impacts whether positive or negative, of a proposed project on the natural environment the E.I.A. Act, as it is informally called, deals with the considerations of environmental impact in respect of public and private projects.
limestone mining term of reference
limestone mining term of reference. Glossary of Mining TermsRocksandMinerals . The meridian is an established line of reference. . Butt entry — A coal mining term that has different meanings in different locations. . Applies to sedimentary rocks as the contact between a lizenithne and a sandstone for example and to Get Quote Mining finalIFC
Terms of Reference for the Environmental Impact Assessment
Reference should be updated to reflect the latest understanding of the Project. The Amended Terms of Reference (July 2014) for the EIA of the Kvanefjeld project incorporate the results of the original scoping phase and the outcomes of the most recent stakeholder engagement phase. It contains a summary of the field work and studies completed to date
Environmental Impact Assessment Reports | Shell Nigeria
Our EIA reports stipulate how we manage the impact and benefit to the environment and society. It is an instrument by which we identify and assess the potential environmental, social and health impacts of a proposed project, evaluate alternatives, and design appropriate environmental and social management plans during the life-cycle of the project.
Final Environmental and Social Impact Assessment Report
1.3 Project Scope 1-2 1.4 Project Location 1-3 1.5 Study Objectives and Terms of Reference 1-6 1.6 Report Structure 1-6 Chapter Two: Policy, Legal and Administrative Framework 2.1 Applicable National Policies 2-8 2.2 Applicable National Regulations 2-10 2.3 Institutional Framework 2-14
Terms of reference - Wikipedia
Terms of reference (TOR) define the purpose and structures of a project, committee, meeting, negotiation, or any similar collection of people who have agreed to work together to accomplish a shared goal. Although the terms of reference of a project are often referred to [by whom?] as the project charter, there are significant differences between the two.
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I found these so comfortable to wear and not drying at all. I tested out Hyppink Chic and Brunette for longevity and both stayed on the lips for a good 8 hours. I did get the tiniest bit of transfer but nothing major considering how pigmented these are. For the brighter colours, I would advise popping them in your bag as the colour can fade slightly through wear and tear.
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Emerson String Quartet Embarks on European Tour 16 – 24 March
Emerson String Quartet travel to Europe for a 3-country, 5 date tour from 16 – 24 March. The Quartet – violinists Eugene Drucker and Philip Setzer, violist Lawrence Dutton and cellist Paul Watkins – will perform eclectic programmes featuring works by Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven, Schumann, Verdi, Shostakovich, Bartók, Britten and a new work by Richard Wernick.
The Quartet has maintained its stature as one of the world's premier chamber music ensembles for more than four decades. The quartet has made more than 30 acclaimed recordings, and has been honoured with nine Grammys® (including two for Best Classical Album), three Gramophone Awards, the Avery Fisher Prize, and Musical America's "Ensemble of the Year". The Emerson frequently collaborates with some of today's most esteemed composers to premiere new works, keeping the string quartet art form alive and relevant.
The Emerson String Quartet will return to Europe for an autumn tour in October and November 2019.
Visit www.emersonquartet.com for more information and future performances.
Emerson String Quartet March European Tour
Please click the venue link for more information and to purchase tickets
Saturday, 16 March – Prinzregententheater, Munich GERMANY
Mozart String Quartet in A major, No. 18, K. 464 ; Shostakovich String Quartet in A major, Op.68, No. 2 ; Schumann String Quartet in A minor, Op.41, No. 1
Tuesday, 19 March – Società del Quartetto di Milano, Milan ITALY
Bartók String Quartet in C sharp major, No. 3, Sz. 85; Beethoven String Quartet in A minor, Op. 132, No. 15
Thursday, 21 March – Pierre Boulez Saal, Berlin GERMANY
Haydn String Quartet in D Major, Op. 71, No. 2; Wernick String Quartet No. 10 (World Premiere); Verdi String Quartet in E Minor
Saturday, 23 March – Muziekgebouw, Amsterdam NETHERLANDS
Haydn String Quartet in D Major, Op. 71, No. 2; Britten String Quartet in G Major, Op. 94, No. 3; Verdi String Quartet in E minor
Sunday, 24 March – Paulussaal, Freiburg GERMANY
Mozart String Quartet in A Major, K. 464, No. 18; Shostakovich String Quaretet in A Major, Op. 68, No. 2; Schumann String Quartet in A minor, Op. 41, No. 1
Hilary Hahn, Johan Dalene, Sandrine Piau and John Chest are Nominated for the 2023 BBC Music Magazine Awards
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The property is lovely modern accommodation with a very nice small pool. The hosts were fabulous, friendly, helpful and generous.
Beatifull view on sea and on other side on mountains. Friendly staff, large rooms.
We were made to feel at home the moment we arrived. Lovely clean room with balcony with a side sea-view. Extremely welcoming family. Rooms were cleaned every day and if we needed to ask about tavernas etc they were always there to help. Definitely a place to return to. And within walking distance to the village. Loved it!!!
The hotel is located up to a hill and it guarantees some fresh wind during the day and night. The rooms are clean, beds comfortable, water is ok, never had a problem for hot water regardless the time. The view over the bay from the balcone is nice especially at night, owners awesome. Extended my staying of another day just because I had unfortunately only one day to add.
We stayed at Helios apartments with parents and two-year-old child. From the first minute we were surrounded by care and attention of the hosts. Beautiful clean apartments, friendly and always ready to help on any issue owners. Sandy beach with gently sloping entrance and village with shops and restaurants were in 10-minute walk. After 7 planned nights, we decided to stay for another 5 and did not regret it. We will definitely recommend this place to friends and will definitely stay again.
Everything.......i would recommend this hotel to everyone.
Everything is good expect WiFi is not very well working.
Lock in a great price for Helios Studios & Apartments – rated 9.3 by recent guests!
Featuring a pool with separate children's section, Helios Studios & Apartments offers self-catering accommodations with Libyan Sea views. Surrounded by a garden, it is located 800 feet from Makrigialos Beach. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout.
Opening to a balcony, all air-conditioned units have a kitchenette with cooking hobs, a fridge and coffee maker. Traditionally decorated, some come with built-in beds. Facilities include a TV with cable channels, and a private bathroom with shower.
Guests will find taverns, bars and shops at 800 feet from Helios Studios & Apartments. Sitia Town is at 22 mi and the town of Ierapetra is 15 mi away. Free, private parking is possible on site.
뀐 Located in the top-rated area in Makry Gialos, this property has an excellent location score of 8.8!
When would you like to stay at Helios Studios & Apartments?
Enjoying Libyan Sea view from its balcony, this air-conditioned studio features a kitchenette with cooking hobs, fridge and coffee maker. It offers free Wi-Fi and a cable TV.
Featuring 2 separate bedrooms, this air-conditioned apartment enjoys Libyan Sea view from its balcony. It offers a kitchenette with cooking hobs, fridge and coffee maker, as well as free Wi-Fi and a cable TV.
This studio has a sea view, balcony and seating area.
House Rules Helios Studios & Apartments takes special requests – add in the next step!
Definitely a place to return.
The place is definitely overrated. First - the photos from the rooms don't have much in common with reallity. Many of the mentonied in the reservation things are not present. The washing machine is one for all the rooms and you have to pay to use it. The real rooms are pretty simple. Not so bad but thay can't compare to the photos in the site. Indeed the studios are not for three people as we were looking for. But the wrost thing is the bathroom - it is tiny even for middle size peope. The wind often opens the door of the toilet when someone was inside at the moment.
Up a little hill + my husband has walking difficulties but we managed.
Size of shower only of this particular apartment.


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Dóchas Annual Conference 2018
Changing the Narrative: Building Support for Global Development
The annual Dóchas Conference took place on Thursday 3 May 2018 in the Croke Park Conference Centre, Dublin.
This year's conference - Changing the Narrative: Building Support for Global Development - was focused on the theme of public engagement.
Over 200 delegates gathered in Croke Park to explore how we can communicate on international development and global justice in ways that engage and resonate with the Irish public. Delegates included representatives of Irish NGOs and civil society organisations, members of Government, activists and campaigners, academics, private sector representatives and more.
Participants heard from a diverse line-up of leading figures in global development and humanitarian action, including Rafeef Ziadah (Palestinian spoken word artist, human rights activist and academic); Ruairí De Búrca (Director General, Irish Aid); Heba Aly (Director, IRIN); Judith Greenwood (Executive Director, CHS Alliance); and Danny Sriskandarajah (Secretary General and CEO, CIVICUS). Broadcaster and journalist, Dil Wickremasinghe, was our MC for the day.
Speaking about the theme of the conference, Dóchas CEO, Suzanne Keatinge, said: "We have gathered here today to ask ourselves how we can engage the public and mobilise their ideas, energy and activism. There is a need for critical debate about how NGOs engage the public in the work that we do. We need to communicate the complexity and urgency of development and humanitarian crises, while at the same time remaining relevant and real to communities in Ireland who may be struggling to cope with their own experiences of conflict, poverty and injustice." Read Suzanne's full conference welcome letter to learn more about this year's theme.
Conference MC, Dil Wickremasinghe, set the day in motion by focusing the minds of delegates with some quick guided meditation before the first keynote speaker began.
Rafeef Ziadah, spoken word artist, activist and academic, then took the stage. Delegates were treated to a powerful performance of her poetry about her experiences as a Palestinian woman in the UK and Canada. She encouraged us to consider how we can use art and creativity in our public engagement.
We next heard from Ruairí De Búrca, Director General of Irish Aid, who asked how we can build connections with the Irish public, and highlighted the importance of avoiding development sector jargon and communicating instead in a way that is authentic to lived experiences.
Heba Aly, Director of IRIN, closed the morning plenary session with her talk offering a media perspective on how NGOs portray their work and how they can be more open and transparent in their communications. She warned of the dangers of simplistic messaging, and the use of negative images that portray people as victims, and NGOs as white saviours. Heba also spoke of the need for more honest and complex narratives if we are to inform the public and achieve real social change.
We then breaked for lunch, where delegates had the opportunity to meet conference sponsors and other Dóchas supporters in the exhibition space. YMCA Ireland were also on hand to record vox pop interviews, asking attendees about public attitudes toward overseas aid.
After lunch, delegates took part in our three breakout sessions, which explored key aspects of the conference theme in greater detail.
Key takeaways from session 1: Using Innovation to Reach New Audiences
Key takeaways from session 2: Using Audience Insights to Deliver a Step Change in our Narrative
Key takeaways from session 3: Campaigning to Influence Change
Following the breakout sessions, Rafeef Ziadah awed delegates once again with another passionate performance. Judith Greenwood, Executive Director of CHS Alliance, followed, reflecting on the crucial role of transparency and accountability in building and maintaining public trust in NGOs. We heard how this transparency must be founded on evidence, rigour and respect.
Our final keynote speaker of the day was Danny Sriskandarajah, Secretary General and CEO of Civicus. Danny reminded us of why civil society matters: We are gap fillers and service-providers at a time when more gaps are emerging, we are builders of democracy, and we must become change-makers for a better future. He called on us to reimagine civil society and reclaim our role as amplifiers of marginalised voices.
Dóchas would like to thank everyone who participated in and attended the conference for making it such an inspiring, dynamic and thought-provoking day. We look forward to working with all of you going forward - to challenge ourselves, to innovate and to continue the conversation on public engagement.
Danny Sriskandarajah, Secretary General and CEO of CIVICUS, interviewed by Brigid O'Sullivan of YMCA Ireland. More vox pops from the conference to follow soon!
Heba Aly, Director of IRIN, on The Late Debate, RTE Radio 1, 3 May 2018: Heba spoke about her work at IRIN and built on the themes that she discussed at the conference.
Sparking Change with Dil podcast: Dil Wickremasinghe interviewed Suzanne Keatinge, CEO of Dóchas; Rafeef Ziadah; Heba Aly, Director of IRIN; and Danny Sriskandarajah, CEO and Secretary General of CIVICUS.
In the run up to the Dóchas Conference 2018, we asked leaders and innovators across civil society to respond to a set of questions around the theme of the conference - public engagement.
"Practice what you preach" - Dr. Burkhard Gnärig, Founder and Executive Director, International Civil Society Centre in Berlin
"Collectively we need to become better storytellers" - Bobby McCormack, Co-founder and Director, Development Perspectives
"Getting to 0.7% is only half the battle" - Richard Darlington, Campaign Director for 25 leading NGOs at Bond UK
"Before we can think about changing our narratives, we need to understand them" - Eilish Dillon, Coordinator of the MA in International Development at the Kimmage Development Studies Centre
Thank you to...
YMCA Ireland
Development Perspectives
The Washington Ireland Programme and all our volunteers
The Dóchas Conference 2018 was proudly sponsored by...
Primary Sponsors
Standards of excellence: Codes and Guidelines
Using Innovation to Reach New Audiences
Using Audience Insights to Deliver a Step Change in our Narrative
Campaigning to Influence Change
Dóchas Working Groups
Dóchas Task Groups
Wednesday News
Dóchas is the association of Irish Non-Governmental Development Organisations. Dóchas provides a forum for consultation and co-operation between its members and helps them speak with a single voice on development issues.
Our vision is of a world where poverty and inequality are unacceptable, and where every person has the right to live free from fear, free from want and able to fulfil their potential.
Tel: + 353 1 405 3801
Fax: + 353 1 405 3802
Suite 8, Olympic House, Pleasants Street, Dublin 8, Ireland
Dóchas gratefully acknowledge the support of:
Dóchas is a signatory of:
Dóchas - the Irish Association of Non-Governmental Development Organisations is a private company limited by guarantee and not having a share capital. It is registered in Dublin, Ireland, No: 94384. It has been granted tax exemption by the Revenue Commissioners in Ireland and has a charitable tax exemption number: CHY6410. Charities Regulatory Number: 20011680. Company Directors are those listed as Board Members.
© 2020 Dóchas. All rights reserved.


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Jan Fryderyk Dobrowolski (born 9 July 1944 in Poland) is a Polish classical and jazz keyboardist and composer.

He won first prizes at the competitions in Kalisz, "Jazz at the Oder" in Wrocław and the "Jeunesse Musical Festival" in Częstochowa. He made himself a name as a Chopin interpret, but then focussed on Jazz and World Music. He appeared at the Montreux Jazz Festival with fellow bassplayer Zbigniew Bednarek (sometimes referenced as Jacek Bednarek) as Jan Fryderyk Dobrowolski Duo in 1972. Extraordinary band settings in live recordings with Charlie Mariano on saxophone and Alberto Alarcon with castanets gained him high reputation among critics and became also a commercial success. He also composed and recorded music related to car driving and is the composer of music representing brands like Citroën and Opel.

Discography
Recordings

 1972 At The New Jazz Meeting Altena 1972
 1973 Jan Fryderyk Dobrowolski
 1983 trio –
 1983 Handschrift
 1987 Autobahn-Musik
 1992 Two Concerts in Cologne
 2008 highway-music (9 CD-set)
 2011 Hedgehogs, Hedgehogs, Hedgehogs (Hipster vinyl)

References

External links
 Short biography (German)
 Collaborations with Charlie Mariano
 Jazz Index
 Highway-music

Chamber jazz pianists
20th-century Polish pianists
New-age pianists
Living people
1944 births
21st-century Polish pianists