CAMPAIGNERS are fighting proposals to build at least 100 homes beside a Hampshire hospice renowned for its peace and tranquility.
Oakhaven Hospice in Lymington is next to a site deemed suitable for residential development under new plans drawn up by New Forest District Council (NFDC).
All local authorities are under pressure from the government to ease the housing shortage by identifying sites where homes could be built.
NFDC says its draft Local Plan has to deliver a total of 10,500 properties outside the national park by 2036.
But critics claim a new estate on farmland off Lower Pennington Lane would have an adverse impact on the hospice and its terminally-ill patients. The site in question is thought to measure about 20 acres.
Last night Oakhaven said it had "serious concerns" about the plan, including the prospect of extra traffic on narrow country lanes surrounding the complex.
A spokesman said: "The drive that accesses our in-patient unit is planned to be one of the three access points for the new estate. This would have significant implications for parking and general safety.
"Residential development is planned right up to our eastern and northern boundary, which could mean significant intrusion.
Oakhaven's chief executive, Andrew Ryde, added: "Oakhaven recognises the need for housing within our area but we question whether this proposal has been properly considered.
An action group, the Pennington and Lymington Lanes Society (PALLS), has been set up to fight the proposal.
This week about 80 people joined a protest march and voiced their anger at plans to build homes between two country lanes leading to the Solent.
The NFDC says any development must respect Oakhaven's privacy, security and tranquility.
Those wishing to comment on proposals in the Local Plan must do so by midnight on August 12.


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You'd think it would be a humbling setting: After posting $2 billion in trading losses, JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon stood before House lawmakers today to explain the trail of wreckage his bank left.
You'd think it would be a humbling setting: After posting $2 billion in trading losses, JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon stood before House lawmakers today to explain the trail of wreckage his bank left. Instead, the man who repeatedly ignored internal calls to reign in the bank's chief investment office, appeared inconvenienced by the questions of mere mortals.
When Rep. Maxine Waters began asking why JP Morgan lobbies for reduced regulation, Dimon interrupted with a smug and obvious declaration that "Lobbying is a constitutional right. We have a right to be heard," bluntly sidestepping the direction of Waters' question. When Rep. Sean Duffy asked if his bank's trading losses could in the future extend beyond $2 billion to, say, $50 billion, Dimon smiled: "Not unless the moon strikes the earth."
you can kind of tell that Dimon thinks he is way way smarter than Duffy.
Dimon: I think when you gamble you usually lose to the House.
Ackerman: That's been my general experience with investing.
Dimon: I'd be happy to get you a better financial advisor and improve upon your experience.
It seems that after being coddled by the Senate yesterday, Dimon's feeling pretty good about himself. Could someone bring this guy down a notch?


Fruity, this white absinthe is produced according to a Swiss recipe.
Un Emile 68 absinthe is characterised by its fruity fennel. It is produced according to a Swiss recipe. No artificial substance is used, and neither star anise nor sugar is part of the recipe.
A absinthe, aged in an oak barrel for 3 years.


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Does Mask Design Hint at New Logo?
Pekka Rinne's new mask / daveart.comSwedish airbrush artist Dave Gunnarsson paints goalie masks for some of the best netminders in the world. His most recent work was done for Pekka Rinne and was revealed to the world via his blog this week.
Gunnarsson creates new masks all the time, but what makes this one noteworthy to Icethetics readers is the never-before-seen logo featured on both sides of the freshly painted helmet.
We already know the Nashville Predators are redesigning their home uniforms (presumably, the road ones as well). What we don't yet know is what they will look like.
The NP lettermark on Rinne's new mask does not look like any mark that the Predators have used before. So here's the question: Is it a future Predators logo that has yet to be publicly released? Or did it simply spring from Gunnarsson's mind?
In his blog post, Gunnarsson talks about the HonkyTonk theme of the paint job but makes no reference at all to the NP logo. Is that because technically it's not supposed to be seen yet? Or are we reading way too much into this?
From what little I've seen of Gunnarsson's work, it seems he mostly adapts existing or past logos rather than creating new ones. This could be a departure from that. Or not. Don't know.
Your thoughts? Is this a sneak peek at a new Preds logo? Or am I making a mountain out of a goalie mask?
For a better look at the design, check out the mask gallery at daveart.com. My thanks to Nick F. and Kevin H. for sending along this information.


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5 Inspiring Athletes Who Will Get You Excited for the Special Olympics
The Special Olympics World Games will draw thousands of athletes to Abu Dhabi this weekend, each one bringing a unique story about obstacles faced and overcome. The more than 7,000 competitors come from 177 countries and have intellectual disabilities including Down syndrome and fetal alcohol syndrome. They will face off in 25 sports.
The Special Olympics began in 1968 under the leadership of Eunice Kennedy Shriver, John F. Kennedy's sister. Shriver, whose sister Rosemary suffered from an intellectual disability, had fought for many years to increase recreational opportunities for those like her.
Today, the Special Olympics provides competitions to over 4.4 million athletes across the globe, and hosts the Summer World Games every two years.
Here are some of the most inspiring stories from those who have competed, from the four-season athlete who hugged President Obama to the accomplished runner who has her own Disney movie.
The swimmer who not only wins big, but teaches kids to swim
Since returning from the games, Kim has been volunteering helping teach swim classes at the Mill Valley Community Center.
Kim Chandler, 42, did not hesitate when a reporter asked about her victories at the Special Olympics 2014 USA Games.
"I like to win," Chandler, who has Down syndrome, told NBC Bay Area shortly after returning home to California last year with three swimming medals, one of each color.
But Chandler also likes to help other young athletes. In her hometown outside of San Francisco, Chandler volunteers at the Mill Valley Community Center, teaching kids to swim. Despite grim projections from doctors as a child, Chandler is not just an accomplished competitor, but also a role model.
The four-season athlete who hugged President Obama
The highlight of Tim Harris' Special Olympics athletic career came not on the court or field but at the White House.
Harris, who has Down syndrome and is an accomplished basketball, volleyball, track and field and poly hockey player, was a guest at President Obama's star-studded event to commemorate the anniversary of the Special Olympics.
Obama gave Harris a shout-out during his speech, praising not only Harris' athletic achievements but also his entrepreneurship in starting his own restaurant, Tim's Place, in Albuquerque, N.M. After Harris heard his name mentioned, he walked up to the stage to give Obama a hug.
"Presidents need encouragement once in a while too," Obama said, according to Reuters. "Thank you, Tim."
The accomplished runner with her own Disney movie
Loretta Claiborne has competed in six Special Olympics world games, winning gold in the mile run, the 13-mile half marathon, and singles and doubles bowling, along with silver in figure skating.
Claiborne, who is now in her 60s, was born partially blind and was unable to walk or talk until the age of 4. That didn't stop her. She has placed in the top 100 women finishers of the Boston Marathon twice, and received the 1996 Arthur Ashe ESPY Courage Award, among other accolades.
In 2000, she was the inspiration for The Loretta Claiborne Story, a TV movie about her astonishing journey, and she still runs every day.
"If it weren't for sports, I wouldn't be the person I am today," she said. "I was very angry before and sports was the arena that turned that around for me."
The runner who was a finalist to appear on the cover of Runner's World magazine
Andrew Peterson, 22, was born with fetal alcohol syndrome, but that didn't stop him from winning three gold medals at the 2014 Special Olympics games in New Jersey. Peterson competes in the 1500M, 3000M and 5000M running events and said he hopes his ability to overcome obstacles inspires other athletes with special needs.
"I just like to help other athletes, like, to get better," he told local news channel WISH last summer.
Peterson was also the runner up to appear on the cover of Runner's World magazine during their annual cover contest last year. Although he lost the spot to Scott Spitz, a fellow Indianian and marathoner who was diagnosed with a rare form of abdominal cancer in 2013, the two became friends upon discovering they both lived in Indianapolis and now train together.
The national champion gymnast who was virtually immobile as a child
When Chelsea Werner was a child, she had low muscle tone and trouble moving, a symptom of her Down syndrome. She began doing gymnastics as a way of building her strength, and now, at age 22, she has won multiple national titles.
Werner was enthusiastic about gymnastics from the very beginning, even though in her earliest competitions she usually placed last, her coach Dawn Pombo told TODAY last year.
"Then there came a time when she did understand what the lower score meant," Pombo said. "That began a whole new journey of training her to understand if this is what you want to do, then you have to work harder if you want to get a medal."
The road was rocky at times. In 2006, the Special Olympics committee of Northern California, where Pombo is from, got rid of its gymnastics program. She had to train on her own from that point on, and her father formed a nonprofit called Chelsea's Quest, to help pay for training and travel costs.
She began training for 16 hours a week, competing and winning as a one-person team at Special Olympics events, and even appeared as a special guest in the 2014 NCAA women's gymnastics championships.
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While consulting the archives of the American Library of Congress, Jean-Christian Bourcart was stunned to discover images in the FSA's collection that had been pierced by a violent punch. Beyond the initial aesthetic shock, the photographer, during an intense research, transmutes them into a unique digital creation.
You won't easily find the place. There is no presence on the catalogue of the Rencontres d'Arles or the Off. There are no posters stuck on the walls. There is a discreet invitation to go to a private place. One enters through an impressive gate in a small street that winds between the town hall and the newly renovated Muséon Arlaten. As is often the case in Arles in its bourgeois houses, the staircase is a masterpiece. Photographer Jean-Christian Bourcart takes you quickly into a first room. There is no light in this part of the flat, so you have to be quick to look at the images before nightfall. You see them on black and white prints. These were made by the Nicéphore Niépce Museum in Chalon-sur-Saône. And the surprise is total when you discover sixty or so images from the Farm Security Administration's photographic campaign. The whole adventure of Jean-Christian Bourcart, this photographer turned meaning seeker, begins with the discovery of black holes. The time travel he proposes takes us back 80 years, explains the French photographer, "to a great photographic campaign carried out throughout the United States from 1936 to 1944 to document the living conditions of farmers during the Great Depression and the government's efforts to improve them". The photographers hired by the Farm Security Administration included Walker Evans, Dorothea Lange, and Gordon Parks, who produced icons of documentary photography.
During the Rencontres d'Arles in the summer of 2021, Jean-Christian Bourcart presents an exhibition of the NSA's body of perforated negatives.
Consulting the archives of the American Library of Congress, Jean-Christian Bourcart is stunned to discover images in the FSA collection that have been pierced by a violent punch. A series on a sow suckling her offspring and then just after two young boys, one crouching, the other standing, the punch at the height of their sex, and then a woman and her daughter sitting gracefully in a park, with the punch in their midst, rather below. Further on, sumptuously empty landscapes with the huge black sun of the punch radiating insolently from America in the process of being invented.
If the photographer knew the story of Roy Stryker, the project director who, during the first years of the project (1935-39), destroyed with a hole punch the negatives of the photographs he judged unworthy of exploitation, nothing had prepared him for the aesthetic shock that these mutilated photographs [...] provided.
In pursuing his research with a documentalist at the International Center of Photography in New York, he discovered the work entitled Killed: Rejected Images of the Farm Security Administration by William Jones (PPP Editions in 2010) on the same subject. Jean-Christian could have stopped his own investigation right there. Yet the photographer observes that the selection of images made by William Jones is very different from his own. It's as if we didn't see the same body of images, he says. Each of us only saw what we were looking at.
And so, refocused around specific bodies of work, the adventure resumes its course augmented by these photographic flashes. A large part of his selection appeared to him as an enormous visual lapse. It becomes a body-to-corpus, he feels in the killer's punches, a desire to harm, to hurt, pedophilic tendencies, a scopohilic perversion.
Jean-Christian Bourcart's photographic machine for exploring the torments of the world begins to operate at full speed. It is beyond Traffic, Stardust or Camden. The photographer has now entered Roy Stryker's unconscious. Or is it his? How can one objectively decide whether Stryker had consciously symbolically killed the poor people depicted or whether it was my own projection, my shadow that appeared there like a missing nose in the middle of the face?
The photographer becomes an investigator. He notices that very few faces had been obliterated, killed. This would validate the version of a non-random punching. Yet the photographic investigation alternates between the black holes of the negatives and the mysteries of his own skull. Who between Styker and himself is the repressed pervert? Jean-Christian directs his research towards the moral disturbances that Roy Stryker might have had through his political positions, his private life or his relationships with the photographers he hired. But nothing is conclusive, except for technical choices: Styker did not like the model to look at the lens, he did not like blurs, tilted photos and other too modern framings.
Finally, the real killer is revealed: the killer of the images was just a standard American, a man of his time in the heart of the country that became the first world power. Jean-Christian Bourcart places his investigation in the collective unconscious of his time to put this series of photographs in the context of the relationship between the making of images and the making of power, as Williams Jones had written. In a flash-forward from Clockwork Orange, so many other American images come back to us, from those of Indians by Edward Curtis to those of prisoners by the GIs in Abu Graib.
Jean-Christian Bourcart's research into a corpus of NSA perforated negatives has produced a remarkable exhibition and a unique NFT digital object which will be presented in Arles in the summer of 2021.
The French photographer then becomes a prosecutor and charges America. For me, Styker's misplaced punches are a very big punctum that points very hard at this society that instrumentalizes its poor to make them fight wars with spurious motives, to make them eat packaged shit, to make them forget to what extent their health and dignity are stolen. Styker's big black hole is the blind spot of the American dream, an anal society for which money is the king.
And if one no longer dares to dream of a happy ending on the prints of the holes it reveals... Yet there are not only misplaced holes in this story. Some seem to be just there, anachronistic, lost, or as if to signal a certain image full of poetry, of softness, [...]. Some punches seem to be the focus of attention of the people photographed. Others wander from one photograph to the next like a big balloon or a playful black soap bubble.
Jean-Christian Bourcart then joined William Jones, who wanted a debate on the corpus gathered on the FSA's killed images, which he considers to be one of the most important sets of artistic works produced in the United States. The American researcher's wish was granted when the debate continued in a private location on a small street in Arles during the Rencontres 2021.
The debate that has moved from the Californian places of analysis to an exhibition where the punches like William S. Burroughs' scissor-scalpels, bring to life the reflection of a Jean-Christian Bourcart fascinated by the impossibility of concluding.
Transmuting the research into action produces an NFT icon
And yet a sheet of paper placed on a piece of furniture seems to propose a radical conclusion. It indicates a handler @jcb25. It allows access via foundation.app to an animated digital object entitled Unconscious Puncher which brings together all the images determined by Jean-Christian Bourcart. The object takes us through the black holes of the FSA's American propaganda, like Alice down the rabbit hole. Addictive as hell, the NFT gives a disturbing answer to the mutation of time. For, in a century, the visual tools of manipulation are no longer fixed in still images, but rather inscribed in the movements of the moving image.
By creating what will undoubtedly be the first digital object to be shown in Arles, the researcher Jean-Christian Bourcart, who has become a photographer and artist once again, synchronises the images of propaganda and transmutes them into a contemporary icon.
Didier de Faÿs, Arles juillet 2021
Unconscious Puncher can be purchased at auction on the foundation.app platform with a reserve price of 0.5 eth (approximately €1150).
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Prehistory For as long as there have been men and otters, men have hunted otters for their skins.
2300 BC Otter pictured in bas-relief in the Mastaba of Mereruka, Saqqara, 6th Dynasty c. 2300 BCE (thanks to Joseph A.Davis for the photograph).
75 to 79 AD In his "Natural History", Pliny the Elder classified otters as beavers!
700 AD Life of Saint Cuthbert by the Venerable Bede: "He was in the habit of rising at the dead of night, while everyone else was sleeping, to go out and pray, returning just in time for morning prayers. One night one of the monks watched him creep out, then followed him stealthily to see where he was going and what he was about. Down he went towards the beach beneath the monastery and out into the sea until he was up to his arms and neck in deep water. The splash of the waves accompanied his vigil throughout the dark hours of the night. At daybreak he came out, knelt down on the sand, and prayed. Then two otters bounded out of the water, stretched themselves out before him, warmed his feet with their breath, and tried to dry him on their fur. They finished, received his blessing, and slipped back to their watery home. He was soon home and was in choir at the proper time with the rest of the monks." (Thanks to David Brear, who brought this to my attention).
1555 Olaus Magnus says "But in Sweden with some great men they [otters] are made so tame, that when the cook gives them the sign, they will hop into the fish-pond, and bring forth a Fish of that bigness he commands them; and then another, and a third, until he hath done enough as he was bid." Gudger (1927) also gives a copy of the charming picture by Magnus of this scene.
mid 17th Century In the memoirs of Jan Chryzostom Pasek, the Polish country landowner, he tells how he gave his pet otter, "Worm", to King Jan III Sobieski of Poland. The King loved the otter and looked after him. Unfortunately one night, Worm went for a walk, and some soldiers, not knowing he was the King's otter, shot him and had his skin cured. When the King found out, he was so angry he put the soldiers and the tanner into a prison tower (thanks to Karina Chruszcz for this story).


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August 2026 $11.986 $17.626 $14.101 131.00%
September 2026 $12.122 $17.826 $14.261 133.00%
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What is Convex Finance price prediction for 2023?
Convex Finance is forecasted to hit $6.818 by the end of 2023. The expected average CVX price for 2023 is $5.860, which is a 8.40% increase in value from the current price. The maximum predicted price for 2023 is $8.523 which is forecasted to be reached in December 2023.
What will the Convex Finance price be tomorrow?
Our prediction system forecasts that the Convex Finance price will stay tomorrow between $4.798 - $7.056. Convex Finance is predicted to start tomorrow at $5.760 and end the day at $5.475.
How much will Convex Finance be worth in the future?
Convex Finance is forecasted to be worth on average $7.096 by the beginning of 2024 (January). In the years that follow - 2025, 2026, 2027 the CVX price is predicted to be in January worth on average $10.376, $12.915, $14.861, respectively.
What will Convex Finance be worth next month (March 2023)?
The expected average CVX price for March 2023 is $5.434, which is a -10,92% decreasein value from the current price. The minimum predicted price of Convex Finance for this time period is $4.619 and the maximum price is $6.792.
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Yes, the narrative of Joe Mauer's career was missing a championship chapter. That plotline stalled for a few years while the star was set back by injuries.
Six weeks after Mauer symbolically donned his catcher's gear for one last crouch behind the plate in the final inning of the season , Mauer formalized his goodbye to the game at a tear-filled-yet-cheerful news conference to wrap up a 15-year major league career at age 35.
"I've been fortunate enough to have the personal accolades, and I really do believe that's a byproduct of how the team does, and those things just come along with it," Mauer said. "But I'd want to be known as a great teammate, a great person, and a guy who gave it everything he had."
Mauer carefully flipped through a stack of note cards over a 15-minute thank-you on Monday to the people he's closest to with a stack of tissues in front of him on the podium. He needed them immediately, when the mention of his parents, Jake and Teresa, caused his eyes to water and his voice to waver.
"You helped keep me grounded and never let me forget my roots," said Mauer, who began honing his skills at the sandlots and rec centers of St. Paul, less than 10 miles from the big league ballparks in Minneapolis he first began playing in at age 20 to open the 2004 seasons.
That's the same city where Hall of Fame members Jack Morris, Paul Molitor and Dave Winfield were raised. Mauer's final tally of 2,123 hits might ultimately leave him short of the call to Cooperstown, but he was clearly on that track over the first 10 years of his career considering he hit .323 with an .873 on-base-plus-slugging percentage until a concussion in 2013 forced him to move out from behind the plate and become a first baseman. Mauer is the only American League catcher to win a batting title, a feat he accomplished three times: 2006, 2008 and 2009.
"The naysayers will talk about maybe not enough career numbers, a little decline at the end ... but there's going to be a lot of numbers that put him right in the mix with some of the Hall of Famers," Molitor said. "So I'm obviously a little bit biased. I'd love to see it happen."
So did Mauer's former teammates Glen Perkins, Justin Morneau and Corey Koskie. His coach at Cretin-Derham Hall High School, Jim O'Neill, who taught him to never swing at the first pitch, was there. His maternal grandparents, who attended all but about a dozen of his home games with the Twins, a staggering total of approximately 1,200, attended as well.
With his wife, Maddie, due any day with the couple's third child, Mauer's focus for now will be on husband and father rather than fielding and hitting. He said he'll stay connected to his hometown team in some capacity and will, in case there were any question, raise his kids in Minnesota.
"There were a lot of great options out there, but I'm so thankful you had the confidence in me, and it means more to me than you'll ever know," Mauer said.
"I knew what it was like for me, and it was times 100 for him," said Perkins, another Minnesota native who spent his whole career with the Twins.
In the end, Mauer's maturity and poise stuck with his admirers as much as his keen eye and textbook swing.
Morneau, who was Mauer's closest friend on the Twins during the 10 seasons they played together, recalled hitting a home run during an afternoon game in 2006 while playing with a bit of a hangover from an outing at a St. Paul bar the night before. Mauer wasn't so impressed.
"I said, `How can you argue with that?'" Morneau said, smiling. "And he said, `How do you know if you weren't hung over you wouldn't have hit two homers?' And I said, `You know what? He's got a point.'"
"He was as special a hitter as you could watch," Morneau said, "and I had the best seat in the house for a long time."


Room 2 by Lamington is a boutique apart-hotel offering accommodation within a 5-minute walk from Hammersmith Tube Station, Hammersmith HMV Apollo and Shepherd's Bush Empire theatres.
All studios have free WiFi, a flat-screen TV, a kitchenette with induction hob, microwave, kitchenware and a fridge.
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