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The 2018 Pirelli Calendar: Black Excellence
This just might be one of the dopest things we've scrolled upon this year. Pirelli's 2018 calendar is all-black, which has not happened since 1987.
The calendar was photographed by Tim Walker and was styled by Vogue U.K. Editor in chief Edward Enninful imagined an all-black cast embodying the the classic Lewis Carroll tale, Alice in Wonderland.
Not only is the concept dope in itself, but Pirelli recruited an all-star cast. Naomi Campbell, the British supermodel and actress, features in her fourth Calendar, explaining that she has "done it for four decades," with each Calendar being "all so different, but all so iconic." Joining her are Australian model Adut Akech, Ghanaian-British fashion model and feminist activist Adwoa Aboah, Senegalese-German model Alpha Dia, Beninese-American actor and activist Djimon Hounsou, South Sudanese-Australian model Duckie Thot (playing the role of Alice), Gambian women's rights activist Jaha Dukureh, British model King Owusu, American rapper and singer Lil Yachty, Mexican-Kenyan actress Lupita Nyong'o, American actor, television personality and singer/songwriter RuPaul, American actress Sasha Lane, American rapper, singer, songwriter, actor, record producer and entrepreneur Sean "Diddy" Combs, American model Slick Woods, South African model and lawyer Thando Hopa, American actress, comedian, author and television host Whoopi Goldberg, British model Wilson Oryema and British fashion stylist, designer and singer Zoe Bedeaux.
Check out some of the flicks below. Absolutely stunning!
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Adequate Shelter?
A lawsuit claims Eureka is criminalizing homelessness
By Thadeus Greenson thad@northcoastjournal.com @ThadeusGreenson
Local attorney Peter Martin in his Eureka office. Photo by Mark McKenna
The city of Eureka should be relieved local attorney Peter Martin didn't have time to gather more plaintiffs.
One week prior to the city's May 2 dispersal of about 100 homeless people living in the PalCo Marsh area behind the Bayshore Mall, Martin filed a lawsuit in federal court on behalf of 11 of the soon-to-be evicted. In the suit, Martin is alleging the city was violating their constitutional rights and the protections of the federal Uniform Assistance Act. On the surface, the main tenet of Martin's argument is a pretty simple one: By pushing people out of the marsh and enforcing its anti-camping ordinance when there isn't enough shelter space to accommodate them, the city is illegally criminalizing homelessness and violating people's rights.
Along with the lawsuit, Martin filed a motion for a temporary restraining order that would bar the city from vacating the marsh until the suit was resolved. He told the Journal he hoped the order would "affect not just the people that we officially represent but everybody that's down there." Ultimately, federal District Court Judge Jeffrey White disagreed and granted the order, but limited it to the 11 plaintiffs, barring the city from evicting them unless it provided for "adequate transport and shelter" for them.
In the ruling, White makes clear that he felt restricted by the case before him.
"Although the court is sympathetic to the plight of all the homeless population in Eureka, the court only has discretion to address the concerns of the 11 individual plaintiffs currently represented before it," he wrote.
Getting injunctive relief in a federal court is no easy task. To do so, plaintiffs much show three things: that their case has merits and a likelihood of success at trial; that without a temporary restraining order, they would suffer irreparable harm; and that a temporary restraining order would be in the public interest. White decided that all factors tipped in the plaintiff's favor. And further, in his ruling, the judge specified that "adequate shelter" did not include the city-owned parking lot at the corner of Washington and Koster streets, in which it's allowing up to 60 people to camp during nighttime hours as long as they vacate the area, taking their stuff with them, shortly after daybreak.
The court's order clearly caused some chaos for the city. Betty Chinn, whose foundation partnered with the Humboldt Coalition for Property Rights to convert shipping containers into housing for about 40 displaced marsh residents, said she got a call from the city the day before the evictions asking her to reserve space for the plaintiffs. Several of the plaintiffs were among the last holdouts on May 2, seemingly taking their time packing their stuff, secure in the fact that police couldn't push them out before they were ready. Amber Bennett, a paralegal with Martin's office, was at the marsh all day, tracking down clients and making sure the city was making good on the court's order.
Backlash to Martin's suit has been sharp. Careful to note that Martin's office has received some positive feedback, too, Bennett said the office has gotten "nasty" calls referring to the homeless as "scum, criminals and drug addicts that need to be removed from the city," some of them threatening to drop carloads of homeless people off at Martin's house. When contacted by the Journal, Eureka Mayor Frank Jager said he was disappointed by the suit but that it was what he'd expect "from a marginal attorney who's trying to make a name for himself."
In its reply brief to the court, the city of Eureka argued that it had adequate shelter for those living in the marsh, and that it was the city — not the marsh dwellers — that risked irreparable harm, stressing that the area had become an ongoing environmental disaster and a hotbed of criminal activity.
"It has become an area associated with the sales and use of narcotics, prostitution and other assorted crime," the city wrote. "In addition, some residents have been found in possession of firearms and have threatened to use them against anyone who attempts to relocate them. Even worse, the presence of these individuals is jeopardizing a $5.3 million public improvement project, funds that could be forfeited if the current situation is not resolved."
In his ruling, White dismissed the city's concerns over losing grant money earmarked for a waterfront trail project and potentially losing its insurance coverage if it's unable to tear down the liability-ridden old concrete lumber kilns by this summer. Those concerns pale in comparison to the potential violations of people's Eighth Amendment protections against cruel and unusual punishment, he said. "Plaintiffs' constitutional injury is irreparable, while the city's potential harms are monetary," he wrote.
The issue at the heart of this case is to whether Eureka has adequate shelter space to accommodate all homeless populations. Courts and the federal government have said it's illegal to criminalize someone's status rather than their conduct, and therefore enforcing a no-camping ordinance when homeless people don't have viable alternatives is criminalizing their state in life. Cases like Martin's are popping up throughout the country, as homeless rates increase and communities struggle.
"These lawsuits are coming fast and furious, and they're going to continue to come," said Tristia Bauman, a senior attorney with the National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty.
What could be interesting about the Eureka case, Bauman said, is it may help answer the question of what constitutes adequate space to shelter all segments of the homeless population. Eureka claims in its court filings that the city has more than enough shelter beds to bring its homeless residents under a roof. But the bulk of those beds are at the Eureka Rescue Mission, which requires people staying there to be sober at intake and sit through religious sermons. Does that constitute an adequate shelter option for an alcoholic atheist? The city also pointed to its parking lot at Koster and Washington streets as an option. But is a place for people to sleep only to have to move along in the morning, carrying all their possessions with them, adequate shelter? These are questions Martin's case will ultimately grapple with.
In the meantime, it's clear White, an appointee of George W. Bush, was sympathetic to the issues Martin presented in the suit. And, reading between the lines of White's ruling, it also seems clear that if Martin had managed to include all 100-plus of the PalCo Marsh residents in his lawsuit, the encampment would still be there today.
As it was, Martin said he was constrained by a tight timeline and having to interview and research all his prospective plaintiffs.
"Once word got out that we were considering doing this, we went down there and people actually lined up to talk to us," Martin said. "There were far more people than we could include."
Editor's Note: This story was one in a four-article cover package. Read more at the links below.
Eviction Day
"A Place that Absorbs Lost Souls"
Fuzzy Numbers
Tent Cities: An Expert's Opinion
'Heart' of Palco Marsh Case Allowed to Proceed
UPDATED: Why is Eureka Being Squirrely About Handing over Public Records?
The Marsh Eviction's Lone Protest Arrest: A Grandmother Who Stood Her Ground
'A Place That Absorbs Lost Souls'
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Audit Reveals Failure to Test Millions of Babies for Lead
Humboldt County has one of the highest concentrations in California
by Elizabeth Aguilera, CALmatters and Elizabeth Aguilera, CALmatters
Artists Inside
Humboldt County is set to pilot a life-changing arts program. Officials hope it will change the jail, too.
by T.William Wallin
The Flower Dancers
Reviving Hupa coming-of-age ceremonies
by Cutcha Risling Baldy
Crimes Against Nature: Poaching Takes its Toll on the North Coast
by Kimberly Wear

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One Massive Produce Distributor Is Reinventing Its Approach to Food Waste
By Jesse Hirsch| April 18, 2016
This article appears in April/May 2016: Issue No. 45 of Edible Manhattan.
Baldor's goal is nothing short of total: absolutely nothing sent to the landfills.
A pig's role on the farm was once to eat table scraps; Baldor's initiative revives that.
Thomas McQuillan has started seeing food waste everywhere, and it makes sense. This is the guy in charge of eliminating all food waste from Baldor, the massive produce supplier for our city's commercial kitchens. Now when he eats at restaurants, dinner parties, even his own kitchen, the former construction magnate is near-obsessive about keeping food from the wastebin. Like the copy editor who wants to fix every misspelled subway ad, McQuillan struggles to shut down his work brain after hours.
"It's become kind of a mania," he admits with a laugh.
If reducing food waste is a mania, it's an of-the-moment one. As the public has come to learn that 40 percent of edible food gets tossed—at a time when we could soon face an epic food shortage—there's been a collective focal shift. New apps pop up daily; chefs and supermarkets trumpet their low-waste initiatives. Google searches of "food waste" are through the roof.
Baldor, one of the Northeast's largest produce distributors, decided last year to eliminate its food wastage. Many companies are talking this kind of game now, but Baldor is notable for its level of ambition. The goal is nothing short of total: absolutely nothing sent to the landfills. We're not just talking about selling some ugly tomatoes, or apples with nicks and dings. This is mango pits and asparagus ends and banana peels and the pointy parts of a pineapple. It's a root-to-stem approach, writ quite large: Baldor processes well over a quarter million pounds of produce every week.
Watching McQuillan zip around Baldor's gigantic Bronx production facility, you see a lot of smiling faces. There are more than 1,300 employees at the facility; McQuillan says he knows most of them by name. As he navigates the 172,000-square-foot structure, in the office and on the production floor, he gives out fist bumps, handshakes, wisecracks and pleasantries. The man is well-liked.
But McQuillan's popularity is not a peripheral detail to this story. A large part of why Baldor's initiative has progressed so far in a very short timeframe (the program was announced in December) is how invested its employees are. From the CEO to the rank and file, McQuillan has managed to shore up a remarkable amount of support for his efforts.
"Something on this scale wouldn't work without a team effort," he notes. "It is so cool how we all have a stake in this."
Baldor's waste reduction/elimination strategy is multi-pronged. The preferred goal is for any scraps (Baldor calls them SparCs—more on that later) and imperfect produce to be consumed by humans. This can take the form of selling produce "seconds" at a highly reduced rate in the employee store. It can be accomplished with Baldor's "veggie blend": a dehydrated powder made of 20 vegetables that's being tested by a handful of local chefs. And DC-based Misfit Juicery is sourcing Baldor food trim for its fancy beverages. Next in the SparCs hierarchy is consumption by animals: feeding peels and pits to farm critters. Twice a week, Baldor sends 8,000 pounds of produce remnants upstate, to Flying Pig Farms. It's parsnip peels, iceberg lettuce cores, strawberry tops, celery bottoms—stuff we won't eat but pigs will. "I'm trying to get my herd back to the traditional role of consuming surplus ag products," says Mike Yezzi of Flying Pig. "The pig's role on a farm was once to eat table scraps, then convert those calories into meat and fat."
Last resort before the landfill: compost or anaerobic digestion. There are organic items you shouldn't feed pigs (such as green potatoes) or that they just won't eat; these can end up as nutrient-rich soil or energy. Consumption by human or animal will always be Baldor's preference. Unfortunately Flying Pigs isn't vast enough to require scraps on the scale Baldor produces; the company is on the hunt for more partner farms.
Baldor's waste hierarchy is human consumption first, then farm animals, then compost.
It should be noted that the entire SparCs initiative started with a phone call from Blue Hill Stone Barns. Dan Barber and Adam Kaye were planning their now-mythical feast, WastED, that showcased a variety of trash-bound food remnants. Baldor supplied things like onion skins and carrot ribbons; it got McQuillan thinking. Akin to a chef cooking nose-to-tail style, he found it wasn't just a noble challenge, but something that made economic sense. Instead of paying to dispose of the waste stream, Baldor could convert it into profits (however modest). "[Baldor's] probably going to make a fortune off this," deadpans chef Bill Telepan. "Somebody's putting their kids through college."
Telepan is one of the chefs testing out Baldor's veggie blend, a proprietary recipe the company developed at Drexel University in Philadelphia. After months of taste-testing and recipe development in the food lab, this nutrient-packed powder is ready for Manhattan. Chef Mona James of the Palm restaurant in Chelsea has mixed it into gnocchi flour, added it to the crust on a scallops special, dusted it on top of her herb biscuits. "This reminds me of the pioneer days, when you found a use for everything because you couldn't afford not to," says James. Ultimately Baldor hopes to stock the blend on grocery store shelves.
Oh, about that name "SparCs." Kooky capitalization aside, the term has a very practical purpose. It's meant to remove the stigma many consumers still associate with food scraps, as in: "I'm not about to eat trash."
By flipping the word "scraps" backwards, Baldor hopes to flip people's perceptions. "It's like [dairy waste product] acid whey," says McQuillan. "That stuff had such a bad perception for years; now you've got people turning it into sports drinks."
As testament to how deep the zero-waste fever has struck, McQuillan has recently been turning the spotlight on Baldor's peripheral waste products. "We're looking for pain points at every level of the company," he says. All of their wooden pallets are now being reused, for instance, even if they have to be totally rebuilt. But why stop there? How about the colored plastic banding around the pallets? Or the plastic sheeting that lines the bottom of produce-carrying rail cars? These oft-ignored by-products are now 100 percent recycled at Baldor.
But at its core, this is mostly about the food. McQuillan knows this well: His best tactic for getting clients and employees on board is to whip them up a SparCs-based meal. At home, he's been putting the veggie blend in heavy rotation—"I don't need any other spices!"—but for work meetings he's been known to whip up a delicious eggplant dish, maybe some soup.
The uncontested crowd favorite, though, is a casserole made with sweet potato skins; McQuillan has fielded many a recipe request. "That's how I hook 'em," he laughs. "You start by showing people how delicious this stuff can be."
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'Transformational' North State mom, nurse follows in footsteps of her own mother
She learned how to be a mom and nurse from her own mom and nurse.
'Transformational' North State mom, nurse follows in footsteps of her own mother She learned how to be a mom and nurse from her own mom and nurse. Check out this story on redding.com: https://www.redding.com/story/news/local/2019/05/12/california-mom-nurse-st-elizabeth-community-hospital/1164727001/
Alayna Shulman, Redding Record Searchlight Published 8:25 a.m. PT May 12, 2019 | Updated 8:26 a.m. PT May 12, 2019
Thanks to her mom, Annie Faggard was roaming the halls of St. Elizabeth Community Hospital before she was even born.
Her mother, Betty Kinner, started working for the Red Bluff hospital when she was pregnant with Faggard in the 1950s, eventually becoming a nurse — and raising 10 kids at the same time.
"I mean people, even still now, tell me what an impact she had," said Faggard, of Tehama County. "They said, 'Oh, your mom taught me how to be a nurse.'"
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Annie Faggard, left, and her mother, Betty Kinner, pose together in this 2008 photo. Both worked at St. Elizabeth Community Hospital in Red Bluff as nurses. (Photo: Annie Faggard)
Kinner retired in the late 1990s, and a few years later, Faggard became the second generation of women in her family to take care of ailing patients at St. Elizabeth.
Herself a mother of five, Faggard laughs as she says there's "no way" she could live up to Kinner's legacy at the hospital. But her colleagues think she's doing just fine.
One of them nominated her for the Heroes in Nursing awards from the hospital's parent company, Dignity Health. And out of 50 nominees, Faggard got runner-up for the transformational leadership category at the awards held Wednesday.
Faggard's nomination for the award calls her "a pillar in the leadership team" at the hospital who is "diligent in ensuring her patients' care is top priority and is an advocate for patients, their families, and her team members."
Still, nursing wasn't an easy path for Faggard. She started studying for it later in life than some, and that meant prepping for her tests at the same time her kids were doing their own homework. But with Kinner's encouragement, Faggard said she found it in her to keep at it.
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"She was my cheerleader in both (motherhood and nursing)," Faggard said. "I'd come home from a test saying, 'Oh, I don't think I passed it.' And, you know, after a while, she would just laugh, 'You've said this before.'"
Even in her final years, Kinner would donate to homeless people and help out at local clinics. And that spirit of compassion is one of the things Faggard said inspired her career the most.
"She was always giving of herself, and not just to her family but to ... everyone in need," Faggard said. "It just kind of goes full circle."
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Williams » Special Academic Programs » MMUF & ADRF Fellowships » Introduction to MMUF and Dr. Benjamin E. Mays
Introduction to MMUF and Dr. Benjamin E. Mays
The Office of Special Academic Programs (OSAP) administers the Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship (MMUF) at Williams College. Students should feel free to approach either the director or the assistant of OSAP at any time. We ask that throughout your time as a fellow you keep in touch with our office and that you participate fully in the meetings, workshops, conferences, and other events we sponsor.
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, located in New York City, was established as a nonprofit philanthropic organization in June of 1969 with a mission to "aid and promote such religious, charitable, scientific, literary, and educational purposes as may be in the furtherance of the public welfare or tend to promote the well-doing or well-being of mankind." In 1988, under this broad charter, the Foundation made a long-term commitment to help remedy the serious shortage of faculty of color in higher education through the Mellon Minority Undergraduate Fellowship (MMUF) program. In 2003, the foundation reaffirmed its commitment and broadened the mission of MMUF, and the name of the program was changed to the Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship, to symbolically connect the mission to the stellar educational achievements of Dr. Benjamin E. Mays.
The fundamental objective of MMUF is to increase the number of minority students, and others with a demonstrated commitment to eradicating racial disparities, who will pursue PhDs in designated fields of study. The program aims to "reduce over time the serious under-representation on college and university faculties of individuals from certain minority groups, as well as to address the attendant educational consequences of these disparities." The program serves the related goals of structuring campus environments so that they will be more conducive to improved racial and ethnic relations and of providing role models for all youth.
MMUF aims to achieve its mission by identifying and supporting students of great promise and helping them to become distinguished scholars by providing them with the opportunity to develop their own research projects, work with faculty mentors, and learn about graduate school and academic careers. The Foundation continues to support fellows through graduate school and the early stages of their careers.
Presently, 18 colleges and 22 universities in the United State and South Africa receive MMUF grants from the Mellon Foundation. Additional institutions participate through a grant made to the United Negro College Fund (UNCF). Additional information about the fellowship can be found at www.mmuf.org.
Every man and woman is born into the world to do something unique and something distinctive and if he or she does not do it, it will never be done. — Benjamin E. Mays
Dr. Benjamin E. Mays
Benjamin Elijah Mays was born in 1895 in South Carolina, and graduated from Bates College in Maine in 1920. He went to the University of Chicago for his master's degree and doctorate, and while he was working on those degrees, he was ordained into the Baptist ministry. He taught at Morehouse College and at South Carolina State College. From 1934 to 1940, he served as dean of the Howard University School of Religion and then moved on to the presidency of Morehouse College, a position he distinguished for the next quarter of a century. He also served his greater community well, becoming the first black president of the Atlanta school board.
Benjamin Mays spoke early and often against segregation and for education. He received nearly thirty honorary doctorates and other honors and awards including election to the Schomburg Honor Roll of Race Relations, one of a dozen major leaders so honored. He was a mentor for one of his Morehouse students, Martin Luther King, Jr., and he served the young minister as an unofficial senior adviser. He gave the eulogy at King's funeral.
Among Mays's books were the first sociological study of African-American religion, The Negro's Church, published in 1933; The Negro's God, 1938; Disturbed About Man, 1969; and his autobiography, Born to Rebel, 1971. These books reveal a combination of sharp intellect with religious commitment and prophetic conviction. At Williams all MMUF fellows receive a copy of Born to Rebel after being accepted into the fellowship.
The American National Biography website has a comprehensive biography of Dr. Mays.
MMUF Approved Fields of Study
Below is a list of the current approved fields of study for the MMUF.
Anthropology and Archeology
Area/Cultural/Ethnic/Gender Studies
Geography and Population Studies
Film, Cinema, and Media Studies (theoretical focus)
Musicology and Ethnomusicology and Music Theory
Performance Studies (theoretical focus)
Philosophy & Political Theory
Theater (theoretical focus)
MMUF Colleges and Universities
Northeast: Amherst College, Bowdoin College, Brown University, Connecticut College, Dartmouth College, Harvard University, Smith College, Wellesley College, Wesleyan University, Williams College, Yale University
New York City: Barnard College, Brooklyn College, City College of New York, Columbia University, Hunter College, Queens College
Mid-Atlantic: Bryn Mawr College, Cornell University, Haverford College, Howard University, Princeton University, Swarthmore College, University of Pennsylvania
South: Duke University, Emory University, Rice University, UNCF Consortium, University of Puerto Rico, University of Texas at Austin
Midwest: Carleton College, Grinnell College, Macalaster College, Northwestern University, Oberlin College, University of Chicago, Washington University in St. Louis
West Coast: California Institute of Technology, California State University Consortium, Claremont Colleges Consortium, Heritage University, Stanford University, University of California at Berkeley, University of California at Los Angeles, University of California at Riverside, University of New Mexico, University of Southern California, Whittier College
International: University of Cape Town, University of the Western Cape, University of Witwatersrand
Current Fellows and their Projects
Introduction to ADRF and Dr. W. Allison Davis
Fellowship Structure and Activities
MMUF Graduate Support
Forms for Fellows


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Q: Destructing object as function args

const obj = {
    foo: 1,
    bar: 2
};

let fn = (...obj) => {
    console.log(foo, bar); // ReferenceError: foo is not defined
};

fn(obj);

I basically want to use the object props directly inside the function without having to obj.foo or obj.bar.
Edited to add: I understand I can define the args manually ({ foo, bar }), but I don't want to do that since the object is expected to have unknown / variable number of properties.

A: Destructuring for objects differs than array:

const obj = {
    foo: 1,
    bar: 2
};

let fn = ({ foo, bar }) => {
    console.log(foo, bar); // ReferenceError: foo is not defined
};

fn(obj);

You could also use destructuring on values if you just want to loop over properties:

const obj = {
    foo: 1,
    bar: 2
};

let fn = (values) => {
    console.log(...values); // ReferenceError: foo is not defined
};

fn(Object.values(obj));

A: Does this help?
I assume you are after some properties that you do know about.
But want to retain the others ?

const obj = {
    foo: 1,
    bar: 2,
    unknown: 3,
    unknow: 4,
};

let fn = ({ foo, bar, ...other}) => {
    console.log(foo, bar);
    console.log(other);
};

fn(obj);

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You should consider requesting special assistance. Airports can be very big places where you may have to walk for long distances (e.g. the distance from the front door to the departure gate) or stand for a long time due to lack of seating. Even if your flight is on time, arriving to your plane might take longer than you expect. With special assistance, you will be able to arrive at your destination more relaxed.
Airlines will arrange special assistance for you, which will be provided by the airport. You will need to arrange it in advance, at least 48 hours before the trip. Airports' websites usually have a directory with links to special assistances pages of airlines.
Bring the POC user manual or any other document with the make and model of your POC (including batteries) so that you can show it to the airport staff at the security gate or on board if they ask for more information.
Special assistance desks, where you need to go to for special assistance before going through the security check.
Check where the special assistance desk is in the airport and go to there before going to the security check, there is usually a waiting area where you can wait while sitting.
Power outlets, which can be useful if you travel with a POC and want to save some battery before boarding.
If you can't find them on the map, the airport will be able to tell you where they are. Make sure you give details of your batteries and of your plug when you enquire. We recommend that you still bring the recommended number of batteries and do not entirely rely on airports' power outlets. They might not be in a convenient location for you, or may not work.


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PGA Teaching Professional Todd Kolb is recognized as one of the top instructors in the upper Midwest. He is one of a handful of instructors who have been "certified" by the PGA of America in golf instruction and is the Director of Instruction for USGolfTV and the Sanford Power Golf Academy.
In addition to receiving this honor, he has also received golf biomechanics accreditations from the Titleist Performance Institute and leading bio mechanist, Dr. Young-Hoo Kwon.
In 2008, Todd was awarded the highest honor from his fellow peers by being named Minnesota PGA Teacher of the Year. He received similar honors in 2010 and 2015 when the PGA Dakota Chapter named him Teacher of the Year.
With more than 25 years of teaching experience working with beginners to touring professionals around the country, Todd has developed a coaching style that has produced the best competitive players year after year. His passion for developing junior golfers has produced collegiate players for Texas Tech University, University of Arizona, University of New Mexico, University of Minnesota, University of Nebraska and South Dakota State University just to name a few.
In 2010 Todd started Team 605 to provide highly motivated juniors with opportunities to compete at the highest level. The junior golfers in Team 605 have combined to win over 50 state championships and tournaments across the United States.
Todd has spent the majority of his career focusing on the development of the highly competitive golfer. He currently coaches players on the LPGA Tour, men's and women's mini-tours, and aspiring touring professionals.
Todd graduated from the Professional Golf Management Program at New Mexico State University in 1994 and has been a PGA Member for more than 20 years.. He and his wife Susan have two children.
Nick Anson – Director of Content, USGolfTV / Editor-in-Chief, usgolftv.com (nick@usgolftv.com)
Nick leads video production at T-Interactive, providing high-quality, engaging solutions for video outreach, a position he has held since 2012. Nick has also served as the Editor-in-Chief for usgolftv.com for the past 3 years.
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The CRS India which is otherwise called as the Civil Registration System in India. CRS official website is crsorgi.gov.in The Civil Registration (crsorgi.gov.in) is the system that records the database of the vital events such as the Births, Marriages and the Deaths of the citizens and the residents. The main objective of the Civil Registrar is to create a legal document that is used to establish and protect the rights of the individuals. It also creates a database to organize and manage the vital statistics. You can apply for the Birth & Death certificate online using CRS official website crsorgi gov in.
The Birth and the Death registrations services that are provided by the office of the Register General and the Census Commissioner, India.
The Vital events that are included are mainly Live, Birth, Foetal Death, Marriage, Divorce, Name, and Change of the name, Annulment of marriage, Judicial Separation of Marriage, Adoption, Legitimization, and Recognition. The documents that the Civil Registration Office provides are Birth Certificates, Death Certificates, and Marriage Certificates.
If you are a first time user then you need to signup, by providing your name, e-mail address and phone number.
Now select the State, District, Sub-Division / Taluka, Village/Town, Registration Unit.
Registration Button: After entering all the details correctly and to proceed further click on the Registration button. You can take the printout of the application receipt after the successful registration and submission.
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Please note: Only Domiciliary (Home / House) Birth/Death can be reported through this portal within 21 days of the occurrence of the event and to the registration unit where portal is being used for Registration of Birth & Death.
When you are taking an admission I school or college or university, birth related document is compulsory for every student.
Acts as an age proof in the employment and marriage.
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With the help of the death certificate you can even apply for the Pension, (Widow person especially).
Over all, the Death or the Birth Certificates are very essential while applying any Official Document.
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Inter Zone U15 Cricket 'Semis' on Today
on February 26, 2019, 3:04 pm
EAST Zone cricketers, runners-up last year are brimming with confidence as they eye a place in the final of the 2019 Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board's Under-15 Inter Zone 50-Over competition. The semi-final round gets going today (Wednesday, February 27) when East play Central Zone in one of the feature match-ups from 9.30 am at […]
EAST Zone cricketers, runners-up last year are brimming with confidence as they eye a place in the final of the 2019 Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board's Under-15 Inter Zone 50-Over competition.
The semi-final round gets going today (Wednesday, February 27) when East play Central Zone in one of the feature match-ups from 9.30 am at the National Cricket Centre ground in Balmain, Couva.
In the other last four contest, the impressive South East team comes up against North Zone at the Brian Lara Stadium in Tarouba, also from 9.30 am.
Last week Central ramped up their claim for title honors defeating South West by 147 runs, making 214 all out in 48 overs and then tumbling their opponents out for 73 in 27.4 overs.
For Central, Terrell Coombs top-scored with 33 and Justin Jagessar made 27 while for South West, Avinash Singh took four wickets for 20 runs, and Cameron Mohammed grabbed two for 20.
When South East batted, Joel Agard offered the only resistance with a well-played 34, but Central bowlers (Alexander Chase 3/13), Akshat Bhalekar (2/4), Tommy Walsh (2/9) and Brandon Deonarine (2/19) wreaked havoc.
In another third round match, East Zone beat Tobago by 111 runs to book their place in the semifinals, slamming 209 mainly on batting from Kavir Boodoosingh and Verran Batchu who both scored 65 while Andre Suglal contributed 21 and Abdul Raheem Toppin made 18,
For Tobago, Josh Telemaque took two wickets for 29 runs, while Orlando James and Akel Quashie took one apiece.
In their run chase the boys from the Sister Isle were bundled out for 98 in 37.4 overs with Telemaque making 29, and James 15 as Andrew Rambaran snapped up five for 16 in seven overs, and East top-scorer Boodoosingh returning to take two for 14.
In qualifying for the semi-finals, East were winners of Group "A" and will play Central, runners-up in Group "B"; while South East were winners of Group "B" and come up against North, runners-up in Group "A".
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First, it looked like the Democratic presidential nomination was all sewn up, the GOP field wide open. Al Gore was heir apparent, the Republicans uncertain where to go after their 1996 loss. Then it looked like the GOP nomination was all sewn up, thanks to the canny front-porch campaign of Texas Gov. George W. Bush, while the Democratic nomination was up for grabs. Then it looked like both the front-runners might be in trouble -thanks to Bill Bradley's appeal among Democrats looking for a vessel into which to pour their various grievances over the Clinton-Gore years, and thanks to Mr. Bush's singularly weak debut on the campaign trail, which instantly elevated the stature of his principal rival, John McCain.
Then it looked like we were back where we started, with Mr. Gore in command but the GOP still duking it out. Until a week ago today, that is. That's when the truth about this campaign finally emerged – the truth that has been apparent from the beginning but has been lost in the quest for novelty among many of those whose business it is to write and talk about campaigns, as well as in the well-spun enthusiasms of partisans with a dog in the fight.
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The Republican side was more dramatic, of course. But once again, the drama began with the front-runner displaying hitherto unknown weakness. Mr. Bush first skipped a New Hampshire debate for (ill-considered) political reasons, and looked disingenuous when he attributed his absence to his need to attend a Texas event at which his wife was receiving an award. Then, when he did appear, he was hardly the "Terminator" candidate the Austin campaign seemed to be promising. Add some other flubs at public events that fall, and not a few Republicans were nervous.
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The Teberda () is a river in the North Caucasus. It is a left tributary of the Kuban. It flows past the Teberda Nature Reserve, through the town Teberda and terminates at Karachayevsk. It is  long, and has a drainage basin of .

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Kris Jenner doesn't usually speak much about Nicole Brown Simpson – who was brutally murdered back in 1994 – but she recently revealed a never-before-told story about her dear friend that may give you chills.
While discussing the highly popular FX series The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story with her mom and beau Corey Gamble in a deleted scene from Keeping Up With the Kardashians, the famous momager told a rare story about her time at the crime scene.
Kris's mom, MJ, asked, "So tell me, what do you think of the series, the O.J. trial? I think it's great."
Corey added, "I think it's so good."
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Answered: What Does SSH Stand For and How It Works?
You may have heard of SSH when searching for a way to achieve remote communication between two computers over the internet. But do you know what does SSH stand for? If you don't, read the post to find the answer.
By Ellie / Last Updated October 25, 2022
What does SSH stand for?
What does SSH stand for? SSH (also known as Secure Shell or Secure Socket Shell) is a well-liked protocol for command-line interfaces that allows for remote access. It is frequently used by network administrators to remotely administer systems and applications. SSH enables them to connect to another computer across a network, run commands, and move files from one computer to another.
SSH is optimized for Linux server access, but usable across any operating system's server. Compared to RDP, another remote access protocol developed by Microsoft offering a Graphical User Interface (GUI) experience for users, SSH is more technically demanding for end-users, and even more technically demanding to set up.
How does SSH work?
You'll need two components to establish an SSH connection: a client and the corresponding server-side component. The client uses the provided remote host information to initiate the connection and if the credentials are verified, establishes the encrypted connection.
The server monitors the network via a dedicated TCP/IT port, waiting for possible client connection requests. SSH requires the client to provide correct authentication for remote connection. Once the provided credentials are certified, the client may connect and issue SSH commands.
Is SSH secure?
SSH enables encrypted data transmissions between two computers linked via an open network, such as the internet, as well as strong password and public key authentication. It establishes a secure connection using client-server encryption techniques known as symmetric and asymmetric algorithms. Each side exchanges its encryption techniques when the client tries to connect to the server.
Following the selection of an encryption protocol, the client and server use the Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange Algorithm to generate a shared encryption key as part of a symmetric algorithm. Throughout the connection, this encryption key is kept secret and is used to encrypt all communications between the two parties.
To summarize, SSH is a secure protocol.
Bonus tip: Safe remote access software for Windows
After learning what does SSH stand for Linux, let's introduce safe remote access software for Windows. If you want to remote into another computer more safely, you can use the free and secure remote desktop software AnyViewer.
It adopts the ECC (Elliptic Curve Cryptography) algorithm, which is a powerful cryptography approach, generating security between key pairs for public-key encryption by using the mathematics of elliptic curves.
Besides, as we mentioned before, SSH has no graphical user interface and instead relies on command-line interfaces. While AnyViewer offers an intuitive Graphical User Interface (GUI), making it easier to use.
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Step 1. Download, install, and launch AnyViewer on both your work and home computer. On the Controller computer, go to Log in, and then click Sign up. (If you already have signed up on its official website, you can log in directly.)
Step 3. Then you can see you successfully logged in to AnyViewer. Your device will automatically be assigned to the account you've logged in to.
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You can also upgrade your account to a Professional or Enterprise plan. What can a professional or enterprise plan brings to you:
More devices can be assigned to the same account for unattended remote access.
Connect in privacy mode to protect privacy, which means the Controller can black the remote PC screen and disable the remote keyboard & mouse click.
Faster file transfer speed. Transfer speed for a free account is 500 KB/s, and for a paid account is up to 10 MB/s.
This post primarily introduces what does SSH stand for. Specifically, it introduces what is SSH, how does it work, and whether is it safe. Besides, if you are looking for both secure and easy-to-use remote access tools, you can give AnyViewer a try.
[Easy Guide] How to Use Chrome Remote Desktop with SSH
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It has been proposed that the terminal Neoproterozoic Ediacara biota were driven to extinction by the evolution of metazoan groups capable of engineering their environments (the 'biotic replacement' model). However, evidence for an overlapping ecological association between metazoans and soft-bodied Ediacaran organisms is limited. Here, we describe new fossil localities from southern Namibia that preserve soft-bodied Ediacara biota, enigmatic tubular organisms thought to represent metazoans, and vertically-oriented metazoan trace fossils. Although the precise identity of the tracemakers remains elusive, the structures bear several striking similarities with the Cambrian-Recent ichnogenus Conichnus. These new data support inference of stratigraphic and ecological overlap between two very different eukaryotic clades, and indicate the existence of unusual ecosystems comprising both Ediacara biota and metazoans immediately prior to the Cambrian explosion.


Steve, Sarah and Andy are dusting off their trainers, donning short shorts and are training hard for the Guernsey Dairy Milk Run, taking place on June 16th. The tremendous trio are raising funds for The Brain Tumour Charity, a cause close to all of our hearts here at AD Offshore.
"This is a very personal mission for me, knowing someone who lost their beloved son at a tender age to this horrible disease.
The Brain Tumour Charity is a UK based Charity, but with a global reach. I know we can sometimes view off-island charities as 'money leaving the island', but all research findings support people all over the world, as we know brain tumours do not discriminate; striking people at any age, of any gender and living in any postcode and we need to group together if we are ever going to have a chance of curing life-threatening diseases such as this. This most definitely includes the residents of the Channel Islands, with research findings equally benefitting them as well as mainland UK.
As a charity, they have supported over 25,000 individuals via their information and support services. These include their Information and Support Helpline and Benefits Clinic. They have reduced the average childhood diagnosis from 14.4 weeks to 6.5 weeks through their HeadSmart campaign.
Looking more to the future they have now committed £41 million to pioneering research into all areas of brain tumours to help find a cure faster.
What this charity has already achieved is unbelievable and with your help they really can take further steps to finding a cure and helping victims and their families.


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BURDEN OF THE SKY Releases Official Music Video for "The Puppeteer"!
November 14, 2018 Antoinette Christian Off Genre, Metal, Rock, Singles, Video,
Alternative Hard Rock/Metal band BURDEN OF THE SKY has released the official music video for their newest single, "The Puppeteer." Directed by Scottie James and Jason Williams (with assistance from Savannah Bowles), "The Puppeteer" is the second single off of their upcoming sophomore release (due out 2019).
"I tend to get lost in my head quite frequently thinking about life and how we choose to live it. I see a lot of people who get stuck in the cycle of get up, go to work, come home, watch tv, go to bed, and repeat. Falling into this kind of lifestyle terrifies me, and I've found music is my escape from that cage. I think a lot of people get stuck into that routine because they are afraid of the unknown, afraid of failure, or just afraid of change. They let their own anxiety and emotions control their fate, much like a puppet is controlled by its strings. My hope is that this song connects with others out there like me who want to take control of their lives. To inspire them to act on what they truly want out of their life." – Scottie James (Vocals)
Click to Download / Stream "The Puppeteer" Online 11/16/2018
Burden Of The Sky is an American Alternative Hard Rock/Metal band. The band was born in 2012, a project of Brad Shaw and Josh Appel. Cinis Ad Cinis, the group's debut album, came to light in 2017 and pushed the band into the public eye. The album was driven by the lead single "Same Old Page", which has been streamed worldwide over 800,000 times.
The debut album and new single "Sirens" were produced, mixed and mastered by award winning Nashville Producer/Engineer Colt Capperrune of Dark River Studios. Says Capperrune, "Working on an album like Cinis ad Cinis makes my job as a Producer easy. The songs were extremely strong just the way the band brought them to me."
In 2018, the band has been reborn. Still lead by Shaw and Appel on guitars, as well as keyboardist Michael Mahoney, bassist Dustin Tritsch, and drummer Rick Streeter, they moved forward with new singer/songwriter Scottie James (Aterra Tale). Infused with new life, the band has moved forward with new material and look forward to their sophomore release in 2019.
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This classic school desk is packed with vintage charm, including a hutch with additional storage and a pull-out work surface. It's perfect to tuck into a kids room for homework, art, or legos, but it's not just for kids. It's beautiful enough to add workspace into a living room, serve as a drop-zone in an entryway, or even a spiffy potting bench on the back deck!
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Start by building three leg sections. Attach two legs (A) to each side piece (B). Use a Kreg Jig to make pocket holes along the side and top edges of the side boards, and use Kreg screws to attach the sides to the legs. Keep the inside face of the side board flush with the inside face of the legs.
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Next install the drawer dividers (F) and bottom trim (G). Make sure these are level, and attach them by drilling pocket holes in each end and install them with Kreg screws. The first divider should be set down 7/8" from the top of the desk, and the remaining dividers should each be spaced 5 3/4" from the divider above it (it should leave 6 3/8" space below the bottom trim).
Double check the width of your drawer openings, and make sure your drawers boxes are 1" narrower.
Make some drawers! Three of them. Start by trimming the drawer sides (I) and backs (J) to 4 1/2" tall (you could save some cutting and use 1x4s instead, but the drawers will end up pretty shallow). Drill pocket holes around all four sides of the drawer bottom (H) and along the front and back ends of the drawer sides (I). Attach the drawer sides to the drawer bottom using the pocket holes in the bottom board. Then attach the back using the pocket holes in the drawer bottom and sides.
Follow the instructions on your drawer slides to install the drawer boxes. Make sure the boxes are set back 3/4" from the face of the desk (so when you add the drawer fronts they will be flush).
Center a drawer front (K) over each drawer box with a 1/8" gap all around and attach it to the box with glue and a few finishing nails. Pull the drawer out and use the pocket holes in the sides and bottom to reinforce the bond.
Next install the pull-out work surface. Note that this is not a load-bearing surface, but like a vintage desk adds a great extension to the workspace for writing or spreading out paperwork. Install the pull-out supports (L) along each side of the drawer space, flush with the drawer divider trim (make sure the supports are level). Flip the pull-out (M) upside down and add the pull-out stop (N) flush with the back edge, and centered with 1 3/4" space on either side. The stop will prevent the pull-out from pulling-all-the-way-out. If you have a router, you can cut a long notch near the front edge to create a finger-pull for gripping the board to slide it out. If not, just add a tiny drawer pull to the front.
Flip the pull-out right side up and set it in place over the drawer stack.
Check your desk for square, then install the top boards (O).
To check for square, measure across the top of the desk from corner to corner (basically making an X across the desk with the tape measure). If those two measurements match, your desk is square. If not, do your best to shift and shimmy the desk and get them even.
Flip the top boards upside down and lay them side-by-side. Use pocket holes along both sides of the center board to attach it to the other two boards. Then flip the top right-side-up and place it on the desk with a 1/2" overhang on the sides and 1" overhang on the front.
To build the hutch, start by attaching the hutch back (P) to the hutch sides (Q). Drill pocket holes along the sides, top and bottom of the hutch back, and along the top and bottom of the sides. Use the pocket holes along the ends of the back board to attach it to the sides.
Attach the hutch top (R) using the pocket holes and Kreg screws (you could use finishing nails instead if you won't want any holes to fill around the top).
Install the hutch divider (S). Use the Kreg Jig to build pocket holes along the top, bottom, and back of the divider. Then attach it to to the top and back boards with Kreg screws. Make sure there is a 12 1/2" space on the right side of the divider.
Install the hutch shelves (T). Use pocket holes along the sides and back of each shelf. The bottom shelf should be flush with the bottom of the hutch, the next shelf should be set up 3 3/4", and the next one can be wherever you want (I've drawn it spaced up 3 1/2" but you could even omit that shelf to fit taller items.
Next build the tiny little hutch drawer. Drill pocket holes along all four sides of the drawer bottom, and along the front and back edges of the side boards (or just do this little guy with finishing nails because it's easier and you won't have much a load to worry about). Attach the drawer sides (V) to the drawer bottom (U).
Attach the drawer front and back (W).
To finish the desk, fill any holes with wood filler then sand everything down really well. This is the most important step for a professional finish! Start with a rough sand paper, then go over everything with a medium paper, then again with a fine paper. Once it's super smooth, finish it with whatever paint or stain and sealer you like. Don't forget to add the drawer pulls.
I'm loving the two-tone look of a white desk with a stained top!
Or keep it classic with a deep, rich stain.


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Wine, spirits and the brewing battle over ending state stores
Manayunk takes its name from the native Lenape word for river or "place to drink."
It is still known as a place to drink, but in a distinctly more recreational way.
However, the issue of where consumers can buy the alcohol they drink at home is causing some consternation in the neighborhood, as in the rest of Northwest Philadelphia and the rest of the state.
Some consumers favor the idea, but some local politicians and the union that represents state store workers are opposed.
United Food and Commercial Workers, Local 1776, is dead set against a proposal spearheaded by House Republican Majority Leader Mike Turzai that would get state government out of the liquor business.
Local 1776 has about 2,400 members working in wine and spirits stores.
Its president, Wendell W. Young IV, laments that he "does not have Turzai's ear at all."
He wants to meet with or debate him in order to convince Turzai and the public that privatization will result in lost jobs that would not likely be replaced by the private sector.
Under Turzai's plan, the state would close 621 state stores and auction off 1,250 retail franchises to the highest private bidders. It would also revise the tax structure on wine and spirits. The bill would not affect the beer sales system, under which cases have to be bought from wholesalers, with no beer sales at supermarkets.
Young claims this privatized system would trade high state revenues and relatively low statewide alcohol consumption, especially among underage youths, for job losses, without providing better product selections and prices.
Last year, wine and spirits stores generated nearly $482 million for the State Treasury from about $1.9 billion in sales, according to the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board, which does not take a position on the privatization issue. The PLCB also gave close to $1 million to fight underage and binge drinking in 2009 to 2010.
In Northwest Philadelphia, state Sen. Vincent Hughes is against Turzai's bill, which in a statement he called "an extremely bad idea." He also expressed concern about losing state revenue and "family-sustaining jobs."
State Rep. Pamela DeLissio, a Democrat whose 194th District covers Manayunk and much of Roxborough, said she wants to see a business case made for the move before "unwinding 70 years of history."
DeLissio is cautious about forecasts that predict different effects on age verification practices or social problems, but is also concerned about protecting existing jobs and revenues.
"Why liquidate an asset that produces an acceptable amount of revenue?" she asked.
With Republicans holding majorities in the State House and Senate, plus the governorship, some believe this is the moment for privatization, but it is not so simple. Because some Republicans see the state stores as a protection against alcoholism and its devastating impact on families, the party has always been divided on privatization.
Todd Stephens, a Republican representative from Montgomery County, said that like many in his party he believes "the private sector does most things better than government."
However, he's undecided on Turzai's bill, wanting to see more information about how it would affect state revenues.
Ellie Schmidt, a union shop steward in Roxborough, is pretty certain how privatization would affect her household revenues, and she's worried.
She is proud that she could buy a home as a clerk in a wine and spirits store, but worries she could lose it along with her job.
"I could be homeless," explained the mother of four. "I bought a house two months ago and my husband is disabled."
Even if she were to get a new job with a private store, she fears that she would not get the same benefits and salary.
Consumers, however, appear less incensed than unionized clerks at the idea. Stephens said he has not heard his constituents speak much about it since last year's election campaign and DeLissio has received only one email on the issue.
Local officials took part in the annual MLK Day of Service at Girard College by making special boxes to help Philly residents commit to taking the 2020 census.
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5 January, 2019 4:57 AM Diego Maradona to extend stay at Mexican club Dorados
Argentina great Diego Maradona is to continue as coach of Mexican side Dorados de Sinaloa for a second season, his agent Matias Morla has said. The 58-year-old took over at the struggling second division side in September and lifted them to the playoffs where they were beaten by Atletico San Luis. Maradona has rarely spent a year in any head coach job, yet Morla 176
9 October, 2018 10:48 AM "It Was A Step Backwards": Diego Maradona Opens Up On His Cocaine Addiction
Diego Maradona also spoke about how the malaise of drug addiction still grips Argentine society. Speaking about the bygone phase, and thinking what opinion people form about him, he said, "They could say a lot things, but since I got over the illness (addiction) 15 years ago, they talk about doping. I want to explain that when I was taking drugs, it was a step backwards 121
24 June, 2018 1:42 PM World Cup 2018: Diego Maradona Demands Access To Argentina Training
Maradona was spotted supporting his national team at the stadium during matches with Iceland Argentine legend Diego Maradona, who led his country to the 1986 World Cup title, has demanded access to the team's training ground in the run-up to their decisive final Group D game against Nigeria. "I want to be able to talk to the players and make them understand 72
20 June, 2018 10:22 AM World Cup 2018, Argentina vs Croatia: When And Where To Watch, Live Coverage On TV, Live Streaming Online
Argentina are rallying around captain Lionel Messi as the South American giants prepare for their crucial Group D clash with Croatia on Thursday. Messi made an unhappy start to the World Cup on Saturday, missing what would have been a winning penalty as Argentina were held to a 1-1 draw by minnows Iceland. It was a result that has renewed doubts about 86
18 June, 2018 10:57 AM World Cup 2018: Diego Maradona Issues Stern Warning To Argentina Coach Jorge Sampaoli
Diego Maradona warned Argentina manager Jorge Sampaoli that he would not be welcomed back home unless he changes his tactics. Argentina took the lead through Sergio Aguero in the 19th minute on Saturday as a cigar-puffing Maradona looked on from the stands of the Spartak Stadium. Messi, whose performances in FIFA World Cups are arguably the only blot on an other-worldly 86
27 March, 2018 8:57 PM India 'thinking' of hosting 2023 AFC Asian Cup, Woman's World Cup
New Delhi: Pipped by Poland in the race to host the 2019 FIFA U-20 World Cup, India is "thinking" of placing a bid for hosting the 2023 AFC Asian Cup and a Woman's World Cup in the near future. India's bid to host the next U-20 tournament ended in disappointment after world football governing body FIFA accorded the status to Poland at its council meeting 81
15 December, 2017 12:09 PM Diego Maradona urges Madrid to 'give away' injury-prone Gareth Bale
Barcelona: Diego Maradona says he has a solution to Real Madrid's scarcity of goals this season - sign France teenage sensation Kylian Mbappe from Paris St Germain and give Gareth Bale away for free. Real's record signing Bale has endured another nightmare season with injuries but fired the European champions into the Club World Cup final on Wednesday 58
30 November, 2017 5:16 PM FIFA 2018 World Cup Draw: Live Streaming, TV Guide, Date, Time, Venue
England international Gary Lineker would conduct the draw along with Russian sports journalist Maria Komandnaya. New Delhi: The FIFA 2018 World Cup draw will decide which teams will face each other in the group stages of finals next year in Russia. Argentina - TyC Sports Argentina, TyC Sports Play, DIRECTV Sports Argentina, TyC Sports Interior 63
24 October, 2017 7:08 AM Cristiano Ronaldo Wins 2017 FIFA Best Player Award
Portuguese soccer player Christiano Ronaldo holds the Best FIFA Men's player award and Soccer coach Zinedine Zidane holds the Best FIFA Men's Coach award during The Best FIFA 2017 Awards at the Palladium Theatre in London, Monday, October 23, 2017. (Image: AP) Portuguese soccer player Christiano Ronaldo holds the Best FIFA Men's player award during The Best FIFA 2017 Awards 61
30 September, 2017 1:47 PM Diego Maradona's India trip postponed for third time
Maradona was slated to be come to India on October 3. This was for a conclave on football in Kolkata on the same date. New Delhi: In what is turning to be a bit of a confusing case of scheduling, Argentine football great Diego Maradona's India trip has been postponed for the third time. Maradona was slated to be come to India on October 3. This was for a conclave 74


On 18 January , the first day of world celebrations of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2017, an ecumenical prayer service took place at the Sacré Coeur church in Geneva, Switzerland, drawing more than 70 people from various congregations and denominations.
During the World Methodist Conference this week, the World Council of Churches General Secretary, the Rev Dr Olav Fykse Tveit invited his audience to explore with him how unity can transform the world.
Publication of the text The Church: Towards a Common Vision has been described as "an ecumenical highlight of 2013".
The World Council of Churches 10th Assembly has hosted a plenary session on the quest for Christian unity in a global, mixed-belief context.
A joint commission of the Church of England and the Methodist Church in Britain wants renewed efforts to fulfil the hope of unity.
Latin American and Cuban churches have called for 'an ecumenism of concrete gestures' at a recent regional meeting in Havana.
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A motorcycle event is like nothing else. It's a time to gather with old friends and others who share a similar passion. For those who park their rides over winter, the early season shows offer a breath of fresh air, and a bridge to the riding season.
Enjoy these events taking place in the first half of 2018, and be sure to ask your riding buddies and folks at your local motorcycle shop for other events happening in your area.


HTC's "Aero" to Launch This November on Sprint?
A little while ago, rumors of a new HTC device started swirling, dubbed the"Aero" it was thought that this was to be a 'flagship' device from the company, but now it looks like this could be more of a mid-range offering from HTC. With the release of the HTC One M9, the Taiwanese company has released yet another device that builds on the impressive design of 2013's HTC One. As the year went on, HTC steadily released more variants of the One M9, for those looking for similar features without the price tag in the E9 and an arguably much better version aptly named the One M9+. Regardless of whether or not HTC's latest strategy of releasing more devices seems to be working, it looks like they're going to stick with it.
Recent rumors from Twitter, courtesy of @evleaks have stated that the HTC Aero is to launch during Q4 of this year and over the weekend we saw Evan share a little more info by saying that the device was to launch on Sprint this November. Launching a phone on Sprint isn't anything to write home about, but as Evan goes on to say that the Aero is an "intermediate device" even though it will be a "One" phone just like the M9 and M8 before it, is interesting. Last year, as well as the year before, saw HTC release the One Mini and One Mini 2 (known as the One Remix on Verizon) as a budget offering for those looking for a smaller device at a smaller cost without sacrificing the build quality of the HTC One. It's possible that this Aero device could be the answer to the hole left by HTC this year, as they've yet to release a One Mini in 2015, instead focusing on their Desire line of budget and mid-range devices.
There is of course a chance that all of this is just speculation and that HTC doesn't have anything planned for the rest of 2015 in North America, but it would be unlikely that HTC will leave the holiday season untouched. Considering the One M9 clearly isn't selling very well, we doubt we've heard the last of HTC this year.


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The Aleksandar Tišma Foundation was founded in August 2016. Its purpose is the affirmation, popularization and exploration of the work and personality of the writer and member of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts Aleksandar Tišma (1924-2003). One of the main activities of the Foundation is the awarding of the International Literature Prize "Aleksandar Tišma". The prize is awarded every two years to the best writer for his or her entire body of work or for the singular pieces, written and published in any world language, translated and published in one of the European languages – German, English and French.
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Acknowledged or not, we all have these parts of ourselves that we banish to the shadows – believing that if others saw these parts, we would be rejected and shamed. But consider this: have you ever seen more good than harm come from leaving things in the dark places?
In this natural follow-up to Episode 17 on the value of being seen and known, Episode 18 proposes in detail why being seen and known may actually start and end with knowing thyself. Some think of this as narcissistic and navel-gazing and distracting from truly valuable things that need attention; but I would argue that it is far more mischievous (dare I say dangerous) to not be aware of those parts of you that lie in the shadow.
Pour a cup of tea (or whatever it is that you drink when you listen to these episodes) and come join the conversation! It's nothing without you.
Email me your thoughts, your other possible scenarios (you'll get this reference when you listen to the episode), or whatever else is on your mind and heart – lifeinthewhirlwind@gmail.com.


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Third Freedom-Class LCS Breaks Down in 12 Months
LCS Freedom
Military.com | By Hope Hodge Seck
The littoral combat ship USS Freedom will need an engine rebuild or replacement after a seawater leak resulted in significant damage, Navy officials said.
The Freedom is the third ship in the Freedom class of LCS, built by Lockheed Martin Corp., to suffer an engine casualty in the last year. The news of the incident, which happened July 11, was announced by the Navy on Sunday night.
The Freedom, the first ship in its class, returned to its homeport at Naval Base San Diego, California, on July 13 under its own power to conduct repairs on an unrelated issue, officials with Naval Surface Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet, said in a release.
While in port, personnel examined the leak, which happened at the seawater pump mechanical seal, allowing seawater to enter the engine lube oil system and damage the ship's second main propulsion diesel engine, officials said.
The crew performed seawater contamination procedures, but opted to return to sea to participate in the Rim of the Pacific multinational exercise, from July 19 to 28, using its gas turbine engines rather than its main diesel engines.
During RIMPAC, Freedom operated off the coast of southern California, training in mine interdiction warfare with American and allied ships.
Following the exercise, the ship returned to port. An Aug. 3 inspection of the number 2 diesel engine, conducted by Southwest Regional Maintenance Center's Diesel Engine Inspector, determined that rust and seawater had caused significant permanent damage to the engine.
"Based on initial assessments from the inspection, Freedom's #2 [main propulsion diesel engine] will need to be removed and rebuilt or replaced," officials said in the release.
Navy officials say the cost of the repair and the timeline for getting the work done remain unknown. Also unknown, they said, is whether crew error or mechanical failure, or both, are responsible for the casualty. The commander of Naval Surface Forces, Vice Adm. Tom Rowden, is overseeing an investigation into the incident.
In a statement, Rowden said this engineering casualty, which happened eight months after the USS Fort Worth was sidelined in Singapore due to a crew-caused engine casualty, indicated a need for "improvements in engineering oversight and training."
"The recently completed LCS Review of manning, design, and training looked at a number of sailor performance and ownership factors, to include crew rotation, size and proficiency," he said. "From this work, I believe we will be able to make immediate changes to help reduce chance for future operator error. I am fully committed to ensuring that our ships and the Sailors who man them have the proper tools and training they need to safely and effectively operate these ships."
Rowden will determine any needed corrective actions after the investigation is complete, officials said.
The Fort Worth, the second Freedom-class LCS, recently departed for its San Diego homeport after eight months in Singapore following an engine casualty that resulted when lubrication oil was not appropriately applied to the ship's combining gears during startup. The results of the investigation into that incident have not been made public, but the ship's commanding officer, Cmdr. Michael Atwell, was relieved of his post in March in connection with the incident.
The third ship of the class, the Milwaukee, also underwent engine repairs after it broke down during a transit from San Diego to Halifax, Nova Scotia, in December and was towed to Joint Base Little Creek, Virginia. According to officials, a clutch failed to disengage when the ship was switching from its gas turbine to its diesel engine system, resulting in damage to the clutch gears. The ship was repaired in Virginia, officials said.
The Navy has yet to make public the results of its LCS review, which studied the crewing approach for the new class of ships as well as operations, training and maintenance practices.
The review was initially ordered in February by Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson, then extended in May when Richardson asked for additional details on several topics.
-- Hope Hodge Seck can be reached at hope.seck@military.com. Follow her on Twitter at @HopeSeck.
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