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William Mayo
William Mayo is chair of the Ascentria board of directors. He brings a background spanning multiple industries, broad international experience, a deep understanding of technology and a strong strategic orientation.
Through his work with Strategic Partners Group, he has built a successful track record consulting for a number of small biotech firms. While at Biogen, Bill was instrumental in preparing the clinical and commercial supply chain for several new drug launches. He also brings extensive senior business leadership experience in global consumer products from Gillette and Procter & Gamble.
Bill serves as a steering committee member and liaison to the College of Computer and Information Science at Northeastern University's Venture Mentoring Network. He has been recognized by CIO magazine as a Rising Star and as a Premier 100 IT leader. He received both a BS in computer and information science and an MBA in business from Northeastern University.
Bill is a member of Faith Lutheran Church in Quincy, where he lives with his family. His goal is to bring the creativity, entrepreneurial spirit and discipline from his career experiences to the work of Ascentria, for the benefit of all our clients. He also seeks to build collaborative opportunities between the for-profit and non-profit sectors.
Michael Balinskas
Michael Balinskas is vice chair of the Ascentria board of directors. He is the general manager of PowerHawke, Inc. and the director of Business Development with McPhee Electric, Ltd.
Mike first became associated with Ascentria through serving on the Good News Garage subsidiary board. He is the chairman of the Berlin, CT Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Commission, and is currently the president of the Bethany Lutheran Church Council. Mike also is a member of the Greater Middletown Chorale where his sings bass, and is a member of the Northeast Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee.
He received a bachelor of science from Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, MA in mechanical engineering and thermodynamics, and an MBA from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Hartford, CT.
Garth Greimann
Garth Greimann is financial secretary of the Ascentria board of directors. He is a leader in the Boston business and financial community and a past chair of the Ascentria board of directors.
Currently, Garth is a senior advisor with Berkshire Partners. Prior to joining Berkshire, he spent 12 years in domestic and international commercial banking, primarily with The First National Bank of Boston. He earned a BA from Dartmouth College in Hanover, NH.
Karen Gaylin
Karen Gaylin is secretary of the Ascentria board of directors. She was a human resource professional for 15 years in the financial services, high tech and healthcare industries. Most recently, she was an HR partner with Lifeline Systems Company, a division of Philips Electronics NA.
Karen previously served on the Ascentria governing board from 1993 to 2000 and was president of the board from 1997-2000. She has been active as a volunteer/board member for various cultural and social services organizations in Massachusetts, Virginia and California over the past 20 years. Karen earned a BA degree in economics and art history from Wellesley College.
Angela Bovill
Angela Bovill is president and CEO of Ascentria Care Alliance. She joined the organization in 2008 as chief financial officer, was named chief operating officer in 2011, and became president and CEO in January 2013.
Before joining Ascentria, Angela was general manager of digital services for IDEXX Laboratories, where she worked for 17 years in business development, mergers and acquisitions, and turnarounds. While at IDEXX, she created and launched two new service lines, and turned around a new business acquisition from a major loss to the most profitable in the company.
Angela graduated magna cum laude from the University of Southern Maine, majoring in economics, and earned an MBA with honors from Boston University. She has completed multiple executive education programs, including at the University of Notre Dame's Mendoza School of Business and Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government.
As president and CEO of Ascentria, Angela has led a transformation of the nonprofit – streamlining, rebranding and changing the model of care to be more human-centered and partnership-focused. With a new vision, name, strategy and leadership team, Ascentria is leading the human services sector in innovation and holistic care.
Rev. Laura Everett
The Rev. Laura Everett joined the Ascentria board in 2017. She is the executive director of the Massachusetts Council of Churches, the state ecumenical network of 17 Orthodox and Protestant denominations, congregations and individual Christians convinced what binds us together in Christ is stronger than anything that might divided us. A graduate of Brown University, Rev. Laura received her Master of Divinity from Harvard Divinity School. She is an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ. A dedicated urbanist and bicycle evangelist, Rev. Laura also is the author of "Holy Spokes: The Search for Urban Spirituality on Two Wheels." Committed to the renewal and thriving of vibrant Christian institutions, she serves as an advisor with Leadership Education at Duke Divinity School.
Pastor Ross Goodman
Pastor Ross Goodman served Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in North Quincy, MA for ten years before being called to St. Paul Lutheran Church in Arlington, MA in 1996. He also consults with Children's Hospital Chaplaincy, assists the New England Synod with various projects, maintains standing as a Fellow with the American Association of Pastoral Counselors, and serves on the board of Bethany House of Prayer. Pastor Goodman and his wife have provided a loving home to five children through the Ascentria Unaccompanied Refugee Minors program. He is a graduate of Wake Forest University, Princeton Theological Seminary and the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Philadelphia. He received a Doctor of Ministry from Andover Newton Theological School in 1995.
Scott Hamilton has an extensive business background in finance, operations and general management. For many years, he was a vice president and general manager at IDEXX laboratories, an animal health company headquartered in Westbrook, ME. He also served as a CPA for an international accounting firm and held financial leadership positions in multiple industries during his 35-year career. Scott earned a BA degree in Administrative Science and Mathematics from Colby College in Waterville, ME.
Currently, Scott is focused on providing leadership to various nonprofit organizations. In addition to board of directors and finance committee responsibilities at Ascentria, he is a member of the board of directors of Jobs for Maine's Graduates and serves on the finance and program committees at the Boys and Girls Clubs of Southern Maine.
Jeffrey Kinney
Jeffrey Kinney is the immediate past chair of the Ascentria board of directors and has been a board member since 2006. He currently manages a team of corporate bankers with Wells Fargo in Boston.
Over a 30 year career, Jeff has held similar positions with Wachovia, Fleet Bank and First National Bank of Chicago. He earned a BA from Wittenberg University in Springfield, OH and an MBA from DePaul University in Chicago. He previously sat on the board of the Greater Hartford Arts Council and is a current member of the board of The Boston Rescue Mission and is a partner with the Boston chapter of Social Venture Partners.
Barbara Ruhe
Barbara Ruhe, attorney and adoptive parent, is an expert in family and juvenile law with over 36 years in the field. She is a champion for men and women who are victims of domestic violence, and children who are physically, emotionally or sexually abused. Much of her time is spent in court litigating, and working with clients to obtain needed services.
Barbara provided legal counsel to Lutheran Child and Family Services of Connecticut from 1988 to 1993. She is a graduate of Valparaiso University Law School in Valparaiso, IN, and a member of the Connecticut Bar since 1976.
Kimberly Salmon
Kimberly Salmon has a 20 plus-year career in developing and leading major fundraising events and capital campaigns for such organizations as YMCA of Central Massachusetts, the American Heart Association and Two Ten Footwear Foundation. In her current role as director of community relations at Fallon Health, Kimberly is responsible for leading Fallon Health's corporate giving programs, community outreach and volunteer efforts, sponsorships, fundraising, and educational events. On behalf of Fallon, Kimberly serves on the Worcester Department of Public Health's Prevention Wellness Trust Grant Executive Committee. She also leads Fallon's efforts in conducting a Community Health Assessment (CHA) in partnership with the Worcester Department of Public Health and UMass Memorial Health Care to drive a comprehensive Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP).
Kimberly earned a degree from Newbury College and was recognized as one of the Worcester Business Journal's 40 under 40 in 2007. As a lifelong advocate, Kimberly continues to raise awareness and funds for vulnerable and underserved populations.
Peter Schmidt joined the Ascentria board in 2017. Co-founder and COO of Transcend Air Corporation, Peter is an aerobatic pilot, aviation professional and serial entrepreneur. He has co-founded 13 companies and nonprofits, and has been a board member, an advisor, or a lead investor in 25 additional aviation and high tech startups. In addition, Peter has held executive positions with Ipanema Technologies, Teradyne, and the National Aviation Academy. He also has served in leadership roles in various nonprofit and community organizations continuously since he was in high school.
In the area of community service, Mr. Schmidt serves as an MIT Alumni Career mentor, an MIT Sloan School of Business alumni mentor, and an MIT $100K Business Plan Contest mentor. His advisees include a winner of the Harvard Business School Business Plan Contest and a finalist in the MIT $50K Contest. He is a long-time advisor to the Accelerated Cure Project, a non-profit dedicated to alleviating Multiple Sclerosis by accelerating the determination of its cause and cure, where he also served as interim CEO.
Daniel Strelow
Daniel Strelow is director of the Customized Solutions Group, vice president, and portfolio manager at Eaton Vance Management in Boston. He joined the Ascentria board of directors in 2015, having started his association with Ascentria as a volunteer on its Performance and Quality Improvement Advisory Board. Dan has a strong Lutheran background, with a grandfather and five uncles who served as pastors in Lutheran churches across North America. He attended Pacific Lutheran University in Parkland, Washington, where he graduated magna cum laude with a BA in Economics.
While working at First Chicago Investment Advisors, Dan earned an MBA from University of Chicago's graduate school of business, and the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation. He later moved to Boston and worked for State Street Research and Management Co. in various capacities for 17 years. In 2005 Dan joined Eaton Vance in his present role, where he also serves as a member of the firm's Asset Allocation Committee.
James Hazelwood
The Reverend James Hazelwood was elected bishop at the 2012 annual assembly of the New England Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. He had served as pastor of St. Andrew Lutheran Church in Charlestown, RI since 1993.
Bishop Hazelwood's contributions include 25 years of mission and community focused parish ministry including Faith in Action and Neighbors Helping Neighbors initiatives to connect volunteers with the needs of under-resourced persons. He earned a master of divinity degree from Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary in Berkeley, CA and a doctor of ministry degree from Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, CA.
Timothy Yeadon
The Reverend Timothy Yeadon has served as president of the New England district - Lutheran Church Missouri Synod since he was elected in June of 2012. Prior to being elected as president of the New England district, he had served his entire ministry of 28 years as pastor at St. Paul Lutheran Church in New Hartford, CT.


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The movement toward green construction has been booming in the past decade. In a survey conducted by Dodge Data & Analytics, nearly 50 percent of builders expect making the majority of their projects green by 2021, indicating a continued movement toward sustainable building.
Efficient in their resources and eco-conscious in their design, green buildings have helped lower 25 percent of our building energy consumption and 20 percent in maintenance costs. However, while we often talk about the environmental and economic benefits of green construction, we should also put more attention on the human benefits.
In fact, green buildings not only help the environment, but they also contribute to the well-being and productivity of occupants. Studies show that features such as sustainable materials, improved acoustics, green roofs, energy-efficient lighting, and LEED certification have a positive impact on our psychology, from giving us a greater sense of pride and community to improving our decision-making ability. For businesses and building contractors, having a green building could potentially function as a selling point and translate to better employee retention and performance, which impacts the long-term bottom line.
To illustrate, BigRentz created an infographic that highlights 15 research-backed ways sustainable environments affect the way we think and feel.
Research shows that green buildings play a role in boosting our indoor environments and, in turn, creating higher satisfaction, enhanced well-being, and increased productivity for people. These psychological benefits improve our livelihoods, leading to happier and more profitable businesses on top of environmental action.
As the costs for sustainable building materials and products continue to drop, green building will not only be cost-effective for construction, but also be the best solution for solving our environmental and health issues.


Australia is definitely a country that will always be a strong contender for the bush fire capital of the world.
The bush fire season in Australia seems to be starting earlier and finishing later from year to year. There are extraordinary days in winter when the mercury rises abnormally high, and authorities release bush fire alerts which seem out of the blue. City dwellers amongst us mostly feel removed from fire threats like these, thinking that these firestorms will never be a worry.
Unfortunately, this perspective is a little naive, as urban fires are a threat on a daily basis.
Here we'll look at the riskiest rooms and behaviours for fires in your home.
The kitchen is the prime place for fires to start. It's as combustible as a chemical lab. After all, the fire (on the stove) is already going! All it takes is stepping out of the kitchen to answer the phone or attend to something in another room and the flame gets out of hand. Accidents can happen before you even realise the area is unsafe.
Simply accept that when you are cooking on the stove, attending to it, is a safety priority for you and your family or housemates. Never leave your cooking unattended. Always turn off a stovetop before you leave the kitchen.
Turning your pot handles inwards not only keeps them away from the little hands of your children, but it also stops you knocking pots around dangerously with elbows or other parts of your body.
Don't stand too close to the stove when you cook, and especially keep your clothing away from heat. If you have long hair, tie it back! Even curtains and tea towels near to stovetop are a fire hazard.
Many kitchen staples are highly flammable including olive oil, other cooking oils, cleaning chemicals and pressure packs. Keep them stored away from the heat of your stove.
Keep a fire extinguisher or a fire blanket in your kitchen, and learn how to use them. These are available in most hardware stores.
Heat oils very carefully and slowly. A flambé is impressive, but best saved for the cooking shows on TV, not for Monday night's dinner in front of your family.
Keep a fire extinguisher or a fire blanket in your kitchen, and learn how to use them. These are available in most hardware stores. Make sure you have some practice using the fire blanket, or understand the extinguisher instructions. Don't be caught reading the instructions after a fire has started.
If you have nothing else, at least know where you keep the flour. Flour can smother a fire before it spreads throughout the kitchen and can save you in a pinch.
How often do you clean your electrical appliances, really? Crumby toasters, greasy range hoods and furry looking filters on dryers are all major fuel for fires.
Cleaning these appliances is not appealing, and tends to be overlooked in our busy households. A quick clean every few days is easier than a major clean every few weeks, and much safer for you.
Other potential fire hazards in your home are the cords attached to your electrical appliances. How often do we really check these? A quick audit of your household electrical cords a few times every year is one of the best ways to prevent a fire emergency in your home.
This is especially important in the lead-up to winter and summer, when we are often pulling our dusty electrical heaters, fans and portable air coolers out of storage. If they need repairing, don't do it yourself, electrical cords are not for a DIY weekend project.
Or, treat yourself to some new appliances if they are particularly old and damaged.
Your electrical wiring is checked by an electrician to ensure your home is at the lowest possible risk for fire.
Finally, check that the wires on your electric blankets are flat and unbroken.
Other electrical appliances that overheat quickly include light globes, computers, your kids' gaming consoles, TVs, DVD players, hair straighteners, hair dryers and any old VCRs that are still in use in your home. Always turn these off when not in use.
Another area where you can really maximise safety in your home is to check out your power board situation. Double adaptors and power boards plugged into each other can lead to electrical overload. Don't assume that safety switches will automatically activate to prevent this.
Electricity and water do not mix. You know this; you learned it as a child in school. But as adults, it's too easy to become complacent. Too many home fires have started this way. Wear rubber-soled shoes on wet floors and find your way inside if you're outside during an electrical storm.
Australians adore their barbeques. Have fun, but follow some safety tips.
First, never leave your barbeque unattended or in the care of kids. Alinta Energy, Australian gas energy expert, shares tips about how to keep your barbeque a safe zone.
Check the expiration date on all gas cylinders. Before you use them each time, check the hoses to be sure they're not cracked or ready to perish. If they are, replace immediately.
Patio heaters, which have become increasingly popular to use in the cooler months, should be used only on level ground and away from fabric shades and awnings.
If you're a smoker or have smokers who live at your house: Are they dampening cigarette butts before throwing them away? Many smokers don't. This is incredibly dangerous.
Too many tragedies occur in Australia every year due to simple complacency and irresponsibility regarding their use.
In addition to cigarettes, candles (very popular and nice for adding a little luxury in the home) are one of the top culprits for starting home fires. Keep all candles away from curtains and open windows, and never leave them unattended.
The final points regarding home fire safety must go to the use of heaters and open fires. Too many tragedies occur in Australia every year due to simple complacency and irresponsibility regarding their use. If you have heaters and open fires in use in your home, you are responsible for the safety of everyone under your roof. Clean your flues and chimneys annually.
Keep all bedding, toys and curtains at least one metre from heaters and fireplaces. Secure fire screens should be in use at all times, and children should never be around these sources of heat unsupervised.
There are many more ways you can keep your home safe. Smoke alarms, fire blankets, home fire escape plans and extinguishers are all necessities we should become comfortable using.
The website Fire & Rescue NSW is a wealth of detailed information on how to strengthen your home against the threat of fires. This site has wonderful tips on how to bolster your home against fire before you leave for a holiday. It also has excellent advice for those of us living in bush land for the bushfire season, and for the nomads among us who love to get out and see Australia in our caravans and motor homes.
When it comes to fires in your home, it is not about being scared; it is simply about being prepared.
If you are wanting to protect yourself from financial loss of home and contents due to fire, be sure to get a quote with Budget Direct home and contents insurance.


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3 Characters by Sunwatchers with Eugene Chadbourne (with contributions from Mike Watt).
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The 3 Characters of the title are D. Boon, Doug Sahm, and Henry Flynt.
D. Boon was the lead singer of the Minutemen. Doug Sahm was a founding member of the bands The Sir Douglas Quintet and the Texas Tornados. Henry Flynt was involved with Terry Riley and Lamont Young, along with John Cale, in the early years of New York Minimalism. He went on to record prolifically from his home. But most of his recordings didn't see wider release until the 2000s. He was an anti-art artist, and an anti-music musician. He wrapped up influences from the avant garde with American roots music.
Eugene Chadbourne, well, I don't quite know how to start that one. I first saw him when I was at UW-Madison in the 1980s. He is an incredibly talented guitarist, banjo player, and instrument inventor. He has been known to attach electric pickups to just about everything from a bird cage to a rake and deploy them in concerts. He started playing "Free Jazz" with Anthony Braxton. Played in bands with John Zorn and Henry Kaiser. Was in a rock-ish band with Mark Kramer called Shockabilly. Had a long running band with members of Camper Van Beethoven called "Camper Van Chadbourne". Has had a long a productive solo career, and more collaborations than I can list here. I would say his primary interests, like that of Henry Flynt, are in the sort of confluence between what could be called avant garde music and American Roots music, but also with a tendency towards pop music tropes, as in the Beatles.
Sunwatchers are a perfect band for Chadbourne. Like him, they are incredibly talented and chimeric musicians, who can be rocking a tune one second, and in the blink of an eye turn the corner to African or Classical influences.
Aside from Flynt, I don't know that I would have thought of either the Minutemen or the Sir Douglas Quintet as influences on Chadbourne or Sunwatchers, but I have to say The Minutemen's politically inspiring music has once again gained a hearty resonance in today's world. How great is it to hear Chadbourne and Sunwatchers rip into "Political Song for Michael Jackson", "The Product", and "Bob Dylan Wrote Propaganda Songs"? Though, I think, to be honest, the Chadbourne/Sunwatchers versions of the Sir Douglas Quintet Songs, "Too Many Docile Minds" and "Give Me Back the Keys to My Heart" are maybe the best expression of the combination of their spirits. Well, that and Henry Flynt's great rant of a song, "Uncle Sam Do", which I wish lasted about 20 minutes longer than its 8 minutes.
"Nobody talk peace, like Uncle Sam Do. Nobody talkin' peace, like Uncle Sam Do. Uncle Sam he talks peace, then he drops napalm on you."
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Okay guys…time to rush. If you're like me, you're running around frantically to get things together for the Super Bowl game. So that means there's no time for complicated recipes that take all day to make. I mean, to be honest, I don't like complicated recipes on any given day.
Alright guys, here's an easy snack you should definitely make if you're short on time.
Lightly coat the hot dogs with oil and grill the hot dogs on a George Foreman Grill, or on a real grill. Make sure to turn frequently, and do not over cook! Grill for about 6 minutes.
Take out one egg roll wrap. Place one hot dog in the middle, diagonally. Fold bottom corner over the hot dog and roll halfway to cover hot dog.
Fold both sides against hot dog. Moisten edges with water and close.
Roll wrap up and seal the top corner with water.
Cook the wrapped hot dogs in oil over medium heat. Turn sides when golden and crispy, or about 3 minutes.
Remove from oil and drain on paper towel. Cut into about 4 pieces. Serve with your favorite sauce – I recommend BBQ sauce.


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Investing for a meaningful future.
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Highlights from Norselab's Meaningfulness Report
Maja Granli Jensen Jun 04, 2021
2020 marked the beginning of Norselab's journey for creating net positive impact through investments in meaningful technology companies.
In their recent Meaningfulness Report, they shed light on their impact philosophy and how it translates into practice through both strategy and daily dealings.
Launching a fund for net positive impact
In preparation of the launch of Norselab's first venture fund, the founding team identified several emerging trends positively impacting the Norwegian startup ecosystem, setting the scene for new opportunities in the venture segment.
While the ripple effects of digitization and purpose-driven behaviors are already clear in the consumer world, we are yet to see the full-blown effects of these powerful trends in the industrial and business worlds.
As Norselab established Norselab Fund I in June, the aim was to capitalize on this coming wave. By investing in industry-related technology companies with a net positive impact on people and the planet, the Norselab team set out to build a new generation of successful industry companies where sustainability is at the core of the business.
Transforming Industries
- At Norselab, we ask: Where and how can we create positive impact, fast? We believe that investing in companies that enable the sustainable transition of important industries with large negative footprints is our single biggest opportunity to create positive impact at scale, explains Norselab's Chief Investment Officer, Yngve Tvedt.
- Norway is also a very good place to invest in industry-related companies. Norway has a solid industrial heritage, and now also a booming startup ecosystem to take on industry challenges, he adds.
During the Fund's first six months of existence, the Norselab team raised NOK 600 million, with fundraising continuing into 2021. In the same period, investments were made into 7 companies representing 5 different industries.
Beyond ESG
The report shows how Norselab's impact philosophy differs from the more traditional approach to sustainable investments.
- We aim for net positive impact, which means that we go beyond the classic ESG approach, says Norselab's Chief Communications and Sustainability Officer, Maria de Perlinghi.
- All too often, companies focus on marginal contributions they may produce by fine-tuning their operations. We believe it's much more interesting to look at the products and services that generate revenues for the company. What happens when the products or services of companies are put to use? If sustainability is truly part of their core business, every new customer or user will add to the company's positive contributions. We call these companies "impact native", she explains.
Norselab's approach also entails considering both the pluses and the minuses of a company's impact. The positive impacts should outweigh the negative according to the fund manager. While Norselab's Meaningfulness Report emphasizes that many fail to consider the negative effects of their activities, it is also transparent on the fact that Norselab still has a way to go to quantify the impacts in a meaningful way.
An Approach Based on the Sustainable Development Goals
Norselab's definition of sustainability is based on the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This means that they do not only focus on the environment, but include economic and societal aspects.
The Fund's portfolio companies target six different SDGs through their product offerings. One of the key achievements of the Fund's first six months has been to document this and develop relevant metrics. Showcasing companies that bring new technologies into traditional industries, the fund has a significant footprint within goals 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth) and 9 (Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure), which focus a lot on the transition towards more sustainable economic activities, alongside goals 2 (Zero Hunger), 5 (Gender Equality), 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production) and 13 (Climate Action).
Although the report accounts for Norselab's progress in 2020, it also highlights the aspects they have to work on to deliver on the commitments described in their "Meaningfulness Policy".
De Perlinghi explains that they are satisfied with what they have achieved as a team in 2020.
- We believe we are on the right track when it comes to our way of considering impact and linking it to the companies' product offerings. But with the ambitions we have set for ourselves when it comes to sustainable investments, we'll have to stay on our toes, she says.
The report emphasises Norselab's intention to build a top-of the range approach to sustainable investments. In conclusion, they list a series of priorities for 2021, including the introduction of a measurement method they wish to implement across screening, investment processes, portfolio management and reporting.
Among their other priorities are the impact assessment scheme in the investment process and the implementation of the EU taxonomy. Finally, the report hints to the recruitment of an additional team member to strengthen the sustainability area.
The full Meaningfulness Report can be accessed or downloaded below.
Meaningfulness Report
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News 21 Nov 2022
Norselab expands into credit with flagship fund Meaningful Impact High Yield
Leading Nordic impact investment platform, Norselab, is launching its first actively managed high yield fund. Meaningful Impact High Yield is the first high yield fund in the Nordics that is dedicated to impact, and classified as Article 9 of the SFDR.
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Norselab unveils new fund to funnel more capital to Nordic impact ventures
Norselab expands the toolbox for founders and inventors with an impact-focused Structured Equity fund to deliver on the untapped growth potential of low dilution funding in the Nordics.
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Q: I get gaps when use Plot3D combined with Piecewise I am trying to plot a function that is Piecewise in both dimensions.
I write this
f = Piecewise[{{0.35, week < 12}, {0.35 + (week - 12)*0.05,
12 <= week <= 22}, {0.85,
22 <= week < 33}, {0.85 + (33 - week)*0.1,
33 <= week <= 40}, {0.35, week > 39}}]

Plot3D[Piecewise[{{((moisture - 600)/320)*f, moisture < 920}, {0.35,
week < 12}, {0.35 + (week - 12)*0.05, 12 <= week <= 22}, {0.85,
22 <= week < 33}, {0.85 + (33 - week)*0.1,
33 <= week <= 40}, {0.35, week > 39}}], {week, 1, 52}, {moisture, 600, 1200}]

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Contact the MLC to find out how we can meet your language provision needs through collaboration or consultancy.


Tasty Tuesday. Good Food in Halliday!
Not many places can one see such rugged badlands meet the peaceful blue waters of Lake Sakakawea. Little Missouri Bay north of Dunn Center is one of those places.
We found some of the most beautiful areas of western North Dakota when we spent a day in Dunn County in search of Little Missouri Bay. Recommended to us by many, and motivated by rumors that rejuvenation is on the horizon for this once well known recreation area, we did find the bay. And it was beautiful! Look for more about Little Missouri Bay soon! This area is the gateway to the Twin Buttes Native American community farther north, and the history of old highway 8, the flooding of Elbowoods, and the relocation of the Four Bears Bridge is an important part of this region.
In the once bustling main commercial area of Halliday, North Dakota, Jodeo's is one of just a few businesses in existence.
Our road trip was a day-long affair. Though we'd come prepared with snacks and water, after the drive and hike along the Little Missouri Bay shoreline, we hungered for real food, and lots of it. Several times we had stopped at a fine little cafe in Halliday, which was on our way home. Jodeo's. Was it still there? We hoped so!
Stepping into Jodeo's Cafe may bring you back in time, if you remember lunch counters with stools, and cash registers near the front door.
Two thirty in the afternoon on a week day in central North Dakota is not rush hour for small town diners. We thought perhaps Jodeo's Cafe in Halliday might have closed at 2:00, catering to a breakfast and lunch crowd. Almost the case! We were glad to see another patron dining when we arrived. Open until three! We just made it! Seems there had been a big rush of hungry diners during the noon hour. Our timing was good, as we found a table easily. Waitress Rachel, who quickly attended to our needs, assured us that the grill and kitchen would remain open for us. And so it was! Water and coffee was served pronto, and we began to study the extensive menu choices.
The menu at Jodeo's Cafe was surprisingly long!
The choices are plentiful at Jodeo's Cafe.
Variety is the name of the game at Jodeo's Cafe. You'll find specialty items and dishes which look scrumptious! Take special note of items like 'Saari' Mess. There's a definite Finnish influence on this menu!
Check out the Jod'Ster Stacker for Breakfast. Or the Chad Topper!
Look for special items on Jodeo's Cafe menu. "Saari" Mess, anyone??
A twist on a basic burger at Jodee's Cafe turned out to be a great choice! The Egg 'O Burger!
We like trying basic foods to judge one eatery against the others. Burgers, and burger variations, are always a good way to do that. There were many versions of a classic hamburger at Jodeo's Cafe, including Brisket Burgers and Idaho Cheeseburgers, and a Baconater! The Egg 'O Burger was my selection, with a baked potato on the side. Great choice! The ground beef patty was large (at least 1/3 pound), well cooked, and good tasting. The egg which topped it was over-easy to perfection, the yolk just slightly runny, and still hot! Cheese rounded out the burger toppings. Thumbs up !! I recommend it. I wonder how those other variations of burgers taste, so we'll go back to try more! The potato, by the way, was pleasantly sweet and baked to perfection!
For a big appetite which appreciates a blending of flavors, Jodeo's offers the Jodeo Burger!
The Daily special board caught our eye, and we were tempted to try the Jodeo Burger. It's a 'Wow' when it comes to a layering of ingredients, and size! We decided to try it on a return visit, and since leaving, I'm a bit hungry for it! That Philly Steak Sandwich looks good, also, and the option for double meat might be just the ticket for the hard working patrons which frequent Jodeo's Cafe. Hmmmm…… Shark Bites! And the option of fish is impressive.
Check your table for additional menu items at Jodeo's Cafe in Halliday.
We found entrees in addition to those listed on the menu, which gave many dining options at Jodeo's in Halliday.
Our verdict for Jodeo's Cafe in Halliday, North Dakota is definitely a Thumbs Up! Dine at Jodeo's Cafe in Halliday, North Dakota. At Jodeo's you will find friendly and efficient service. In fact, you'll be treated like one of the family. The menu is extensive, especially for an eatery in such a small community, and the food is a basic good! But, don't let the size of the town restrict your expectations. Jodeo's attracts lots of locals, especially, from a large surrounding area, and it's a place where 'every body knows your name'. Well, except for us. But we're working on that!


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Thiepval Wood
Our battlefield tours offer a number of opportunities to see the remains of trenches from World War 1. On our tours Treading in Tommy's Footsteps and Recalling the Somme we visit Thiepval Wood. A section of the British front line trench from which men of the Ulster Division attacked on 1 July 1916, the first day of the Battle of the Somme, has been excavated by archaeologists and the results are fascinating.
Visiting Thiepval Wood gives our guests an opportunity to see a section of front line trench as it would have appeared in 1916, together with dugouts, a sap, a mortar position and a communication trench. Dug in chalk, the trenches have been restored using materials which would have been used in 1916, evidence of which was still clear to archaeologists.
One of the most fascinating aspects of the excavations in Thiepval Wood has been the mass of artefacts uncovered. One of the most unusual was a skeleton of a horse, buried by French troops who manned the line here in 1914 and 1915. Also found were gas cylinders from 1916, still full of gas and still with the spanners used to release the gas. A full soldier's pack was found in a dug, complete with ammunition, a razor, shaving soap, and two combs, one for his hair and one for his moustache. One soldier had also clearly been finding some time to read as underneath a groundsheet were the remains of The Adventures of Foo Man Choo.
Perhaps the most memorable stories are those linked to individual soldiers. A spoon with a bullet hole through it was clearly stamped WRR 19982. Number 19982 of the The Duke of Wellington's (West Riding Regiment) was John W Hatfield. The Duke of Wellington's Regiment were part of the 49th (West Riding) Division who spent a considerable amount of time in Thiepval Wood in 1916 during the Battle of the Somme. John Hatfield was shot in the leg; after recovering he was transferred to the Labour Corps. Soldiers sometimes kept their spoons tucked into the puttees wrapped around their legs, which perhaps explains the bullet hole. Private Samuel Scott of the Royal Irish Rifles landed in France on 5 October 1915, served with the 9th and 12th Battalions, survived the war and was demobilized at the war's end. Each soldier carried a button stick with which to protect his uniform while polishing his buttons. Private Scott clearly lost his button stick which in a trench in Thiepval Wood as it was also uncovered by archaeologists 90 years later.
It is not surprising that Thiepval Wood is always a favourite with guests on tours to the Somme battlefields.
John Hatfield's spoon
Samuel Scott's button stick
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La vallée d'Austrina (désignation internationale : Austrina Vallis) est une vallée située sur Vénus dans le quadrangle de Mahuea Tholus. Elle a été nommée en référence au nom letton de la planète Vénus.

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JO-ALLENE HORNE, M.D.; THOMAS D. WATSON, III, M.D.; A. H. GIESECKE, M.D.; P. PRITHVI RAJ, M.B., B.S.; E. WARNER AHLGREN, M.D.
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Spring has arrived, and to the students and faculty of Rollins College, that means one thing: we've entered Fox Day season. Any day now (or, you know, five weeks from now) everyone's favorite fox statue will appear below the flag pole one early morning and signal a day without classes: a beautiful day to do whatever you like.
As you make bets with your classmates on what day the fox will arrive (and wake up every morning hoping you'll hear excited screams out your window and can go back to bed), here are ten ideas to consider when deciding how to spend your Fox Day.
1. Try a new restaurant and go shopping.
Take a walk down Park Ave, check out Winter Park Village (and maybe see a movie while you're there), or head over to Disney Springs—your options are endless!
2. Hit the parks (of the "theme" nature).
Disney and Universal are the classics, but don't forget about all the water parks, Dinosaur World, Legoland, Busch Gardens in Tampa, and smaller attractions in our area (like the Orlando Eye and Fun Spot America).
3. Hit the parks (of the "nature" nature).
Take a kayak eco tour, bask in a hot spring, hike through Wekiwa, road-trip down to the Everglades, have a picnic at a local botanical gardens, or take a boat tour.
Spa Park Ave is right out our front door—or, treat yourself to a day at a fancy hotel spa in Orlando, like the Ritz.
A Fox Day classic—bring food, a Frisbee, or a surfboard, and you can't go wrong.
6. Check out a museum.
Art, natural history, local history, hands-on science, Ripley's Believe It Or Not—Orlando has it all, and rarely are these museums boring. Quite a few are even in walking distance!
Partying on Fox Day is a great way to spend time with friends when you've been busy all semester. Spend a night out on the town, play ball on Mills lawn, have a board game and Netflix day in your room, walk by the lake and swim in the pool—do whatever "party" means to you, and do it with your favorite people!
8. Or, have a day to yourself.
Fox Day is a day of relaxation and fun, no matter how you choose to spend it! Sleep late, order Doorstep Delivery, catch up on your favorite shows or books and throw your homework out the window (so long as it's not raining—you'll need it back the next day, but we'll forgot about that for right now).
Paint a mug at All Fired Up on Fairbanks, tie-dye a shirt, find a local painting class, or sketch by the lake. Be creative with how you get creative!
10. Enjoy what Rollins has to offer.
You may have some "Fox Days" of your own making throughout your life, but you only have four years to really live for the fun of receiving a donut with the president, enjoying face paint and henna tattoos by the pool, racing your friends on inflatable waterslides and rock climbing walls, relishing free food and games on the lawn, and coming together for one big picnic when the day is at an end.


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Sunny Leone is glad that 'Bollywood glamour is back' in her life; shares a picture from the sets
Sunny Leone, who is an avid social media user, recently came back to Mumbai for work after spending six months in Los Angeles. Since then, she has been sharing a lot of pictures from her work life in Mumbai.
Recently, she shared a stunning picture of herself and mentioned how relieved she is that 'Bollywood glamour is back' in her life. In the picture, she can be seen sporting a blue top and shorts which she has paired up with a glittery overcoat. She can be seen sitting at the bar counter while shooting for her next project.
Sharing the picture with her fans, Sunny wrote, "Work mode!! Bollywood glamour is back in my life!! Phew!!!" Have a look:
Recently, in an interview, Sunny revealed she missed Mumbai, the people, the food, the atmosphere, her neighbourhood, the loud honking sounds and the crazy things that happen on the streets. She further said that LA has become her vacation home since she moved to India and India has been her primary home where she spends the most amount of her time.
While returning to Mumbai, Sunny had shared a selfie from the flight and wrote, "After 6months it's time to come home Mumbai!! New adventure!"
After 6months it's time to come home Mumbai!! New adventure!


When it comes to dealing with property rentals Lesters have been established in the town since 1992.
Whilst we have a successful sales department all the staff are on hand to give advice on lettings.
We look after and manage our properties from our established offices at 23 St. Martin`s Street in the town. If you are considering a 'buy to let` property as a new landlord, are a current landlord and are looking at new options, or a tenant simply looking for your next property to rent then please call the office or pop in any time.
The team headed by Debbie Walley all live locally and are happy to help in any way we can.


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Der Mosisberg nahe Hofstätten im rheinland-pfälzischen Landkreis Südwestpfalz ist ein etwa  hoher Berg im zentralen Teil des Mittelgebirges Pfälzerwald und mit dem Weißenberg () höchster Berg des Gebirgsteils Frankenweide.

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Der Mosisberg liegt im Naturpark Pfälzerwald und im Biosphärenreservat Pfälzerwald. Sein Gipfel erhebt sich im Gemeindegebiet von Wilgartswiesen auf der Gemarkung des ca. 2,3 km südlich liegenden Weilers Hofstätten. Der Berg ist Teil der Frankenweide, die ein zentrales Massiv des Pfälzerwalds darstellt. Er ist der zweitnördlichste Berg einer Reihe von vier Gipfeln, die  Höhe übertreffen. Im Norden ragt der Eschkopf () auf, nach Süden folgen der Hortenkopf () und der Weißenberg (). Über Eschkopf, Mosisberg und Hortenkopf verläuft die Pfälzische Hauptwasserscheide zwischen Mosel/Mittelrhein (westlich) und Oberrhein (östlich).

Naturräumliche Zuordnung
Der Mosisberg gehört zum Naturraum "Pfälzerwald", der in der Systematik des von Emil Meynen und Josef Schmithüsen herausgegebenen Handbuchs der naturräumlichen Gliederung Deutschlands und seinen Nachfolgepublikationen als Großregion 3. Ordnung klassifiziert wird. Betrachtet man die Binnengliederung des Naturraums, so zählt der Mosisberg zur Frankenweide bzw. zum "Hohen Pfälzerwald", einem Kerngebiet des Mittleren Pfälzerwalds.

Zusammenfassend folgt die naturräumliche Zuordnung des Mosisbergs damit folgender Systematik:
 Großregion 1. Ordnung: Schichtstufenland beiderseits des Oberrheingrabens
 Großregion 2. Ordnung: Pfälzisch-Saarländisches Schichtstufenland
 Großregion 3. Ordnung: Pfälzerwald
 Region 4. Ordnung (Haupteinheit): Mittlerer Pfälzerwald
 Region 5. Ordnung: Frankenweide bzw. Hoher Pfälzerwald

Berghöhe
Der östliche Bereich der Gipfelregion des Mosisbergs mit dem  hohen Gipfel wird als  Langerkopf bezeichnet. Nahe dem Ende eines über dessen Gipfelregion führenden Weges ist eine  hohe Stelle angegeben; etwas westlich davon ist auf topographischen Karten eine unbeschriftete Höhenlinie verzeichnet, die möglicherweise die 610-m-Höhenlinie darstellt, so dass der Berg im inneren Bereich von deren Höhenring noch etwas höher sein kann. Bei Vergrößerung der topographischen Karte auf 1:3000 ist diese Stelle mit Mosisberg beschriftet und erweist sich auf Abfrage als  hoch.

Im Westteil der Gipfelregion, die noch über die 602,5-m-Höhenlinie reicht, befindet sich der Felsen Preußenstein, der seinen Namen wegen der Wachposten der preußischen Armee erhielt, die während der Revolutionskriege auf dem Langerkopf standen. Vom Preußenstein etwa in Richtung Südwesten leitet die Landschaft des Mosisbergs zu seinem Sporn Badischköpfchen () über.

Mosisbruch
In einer hochgelegenen Mulde, etwa 700 m südöstlich des Mosisberg-Gipfels, liegt ein Regenmoor (Hochmoor), das etwa 300 × 100 m messende Mosisbruch. An seinem Nordrand steht der Ritterstein 78, der an einen abgegangenen Waldbauernhof erinnert. Im Zentrum des Mosisbruchs entspringt auf  Höhe der Bach vom Saukopf. Dieser speist unterhalb einen kleinen, früher zur Trift von Scheitholz verwendeten Woog () und mündet nach knapp 800 m von rechts in den Oberlauf des Queich-Zuflusses Wellbach.

Schutzgebiete
Die Westflanke des Mosisbergs, dessen langgestreckter Höhenrücken vorwiegend mit Buchen und Eichen bewaldet ist, fällt – unterhalb der Landesstraße 496 – in das Fauna-Flora-Habitat-Gebiet Biosphärenreservat Pfälzerwald (FFH-Nr. 6812-301; 359,97 km²) und in das Vogelschutzgebiet Pfälzerwald (VSG-Nr. 6812-401; 30,233 km²) ab.

US-Richtfunkanlage
Früher zog sich über die gesamte Gipfelregion des Mosisbergs eine militärische Richtfunkanlage (Radio Relay Site) der US Air Force. Auf dem östlichen Langerkopf wurde sie 2017 vollständig abgerissen. Eine Spezialfirma musste die mit Asbest kontaminierten Abfälle entsorgen. Lediglich der kleinere Funkturm steht noch und wird weiterhin genutzt.

Als Kulisse diente die Anlage in ihrem ehemaligen Zustand im Film Lost Place.

Verkehr und Wandern
Östlich vorbei am Mosisberg führt die kurvenreiche Bundesstraße 48. Sie verläuft von Hochspeyer im Norden, durch Johanniskreuz, über die Eschkopfhochlagen, dann den Mosisberg passierend und durch das Wellbachtal führend nach Annweiler am Trifels im Süden. Am Abzweig nach Iggelbach wird eine Bushaltestelle in den Sommermonaten an Sonn- und Feiertagen je zweimal von Neustadt aus bedient. Von der B 48 zweigt etwas südsüdöstlich von Johanniskreuz und nordwestlich des Mosisbergs auf  Höhe die Landesstraße 496 ab, die über die westlichen Hochlagen am Preußenstein nach Leimen führt. Von dieser zweigt ein kurzer Fahrweg als für die Öffentlichkeit gesperrte Stichstraße zum Preußenstein ab. Die Straßen im Mosisberg- und Eschkopfbereich werden wegen ihrer Anstiege von sportlichen Radfahrern als anspruchsvoll eingestuft.

Vom Mosisberg aus ist es möglich, bis Leimen, Kaiserslautern-Mölschbach, Elmstein und über die Forsthäuser Taubensuhl und Heldenstein bis fast nach Neustadt auf durchgehenden Höhenzügen zu wandern, ohne die 450-m-Höhenlinie zu unterschreiten. Im Übergangsbereich zum nördlich gelegenen Eschkopf verläuft in dessen Nähe die Südvariante (Donnersberg–Eschkopf–Königstuhl) des Europäischen Fernwanderwegs E8; sie wird ab Johanniskreuz über den mit der Markierung "rotes Kreuz" gekennzeichneten Franken-Hessen-Kurpfalzweg unter anderem auch durch das Gebiet der Frankenweide geführt.

Einzelnachweise und Anmerkungen

Berg im Pfälzerwald
Geographie (Wilgartswiesen)


Greece's jobless rate in April was still just over 27 per cent, unchanged from an upwardly revised figure a month earlier, showing that a recovery in the country's jobs market continues to languish despite signs the economy is inching its way out of recession.
Figures from the Greek statistics agency, Elstat, showed Thursday that unemployment in April was 27.3 per cent, the same as in March, after taking into account seasonally adjusted revisions.
Previously, the non-adjusted figures for March showed an unemployment rate of 26.8 per cent.
Since peaking close to 28 per cent last year, Greece's unemployment rate has been declining, albeit very gradually, and the latest figure is still more than twice the eurozone's average rate of 11.7 per cent in April, and remains the highest in Europe. In total, some 1.3 million Greeks are without jobs.
Labor market conditions for the country's younger workers remain extremely difficult, with 56.3 per cent of those aged between 15 to 24 years out of work.
Greece's economy is expected to return to growth in 2014 after a six-year recession, with the Greek government and its international creditors forecasting an annual expansion rate of 0.6 per cent this year.
Unemployment is expected to ease to an average rate of 26 per cent this year from 27.3 per cent in 2013, according to latest European Commission forecast.


A few days ago, I noticed that someone dropped off a book I am currently reading into my offices kitchen. The leaving of books has been happening for a while now. I presume someone is trying to reduce the size of their library, but they books usually left are romance novels, not books I would read. Well, the other day, I noticed that someone left "Star Wars: Rogue Squadron" by Michael A. Stackpole.
Now, the first thoughts to go through my head was "Who stole my book?" and "Did I leave my book here?" Now, these are really stupid thoughts for me to have. This book is one of my favorite books, and I have read it multiple times. I've read it so often that I cannot even tell you how many times I have read it. My book is all beat up. My book is currently being held together by tape and hope. I have read this book so often that I could pick it up, open it to a random page, and not miss anything cause I know the book that well. The copy in the office kitchen looked like it was read once. It almost looked like it was brand new. I have no idea why those thoughts would have gone through my mind.


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LOST 6.7: Paging Dr. Linus…
Posted on March 10, 2010 by Joe Standard
Ben, Miles and Ilana
This week's LOST gave us another set of long-sought answers amid another fine Ben-centric episode, one that teased out his central motivation (in both universes): lust for power.
On the Island, Ilana (Zuleikha Robinson) took Ben (Michael Emerson) prisoner, and he explained how he sacrificed what he valued most — his daughter, Alex (Tania Raymonde) — for the sake of the Island. Or, more specifically, because Jacob (Mark Pellegrino) had led Ben to believe that he had a great responsibility as protector the Island. "I had a chance to save her, but I chose the Island over her," he confessed. "All in the name of Jacob." So he stabbed Jacob to death as revenge…but also out of fear of losing his power over the Island's denizens.
In the sideways universe of 2004, Ben was a European history teacher (as seen in 6.4 "The Substitute") who also thirsted for power: He wanted to become principal. In this reality, Alex was not Ben's daughter, but rather his prize pupil. Roger was still his father, however. He brought Ben to the Island to participate in the DHARMA Initiative, but when it didn't work out they left. After Alex mentioned that Principal Reynolds (played by William Atherton, the quintessential 1980s sleazeball from Die Hard and Ghostbusters) was having an affair with the school nurse, Ben embarked on a blackmail plan. See, Ben is utterly ruthless in any reality. Or is he? When Reynolds threatened to withhold a vital college recommendation from Alex, Ben actually put her welfare first and abandoned his quest to become principal. In other words, he sacrificed his power for her. So, while he may have innately desired power, this version of Ben demonstrated the influence of nurture in overcoming nature.
The week's other gigantic revelation came when Richard (Nestor Carbonell) explained the secret of his longevity: "Jacob gave me a gift." And he confirmed that yes, he came to Island as a slave aboard The Black Rock. Disillusioned to learn that Jacob was dead, Richard wanted to die at last. However, he noted, "I can't kill myself." So he convinced Jack (Matthew Fox) to light a stick of dynamite. However, instead of lighting it and running, Jack insisted that Richard explain Jacob's plan. Richard said Jacob promised to reveal all when the time was right — but died before actually telling Richard. Jack was certain that Jacob would not allow the dynamite to explode. In other words, Jack took a leap of faith that he would not die without fulfilling his mysterious purpose. (And, sure enough, the fuse was snuffed.)
I know it's not much in the overall scheme of LOST (especially in light of the Ben and Richard revelations), but this week's episode finally made me like Miles (Ken Leung). I've always had a problem with him, and it wasn't just his snarky personality; I like snark. There was just…something about him. His ability to communicate with the dead seemed too gimmicky to me, but now I'm wondering if Miles was put in place solely for this week's reveal that Ben murdered Jacob? I kind of doubt it, but with this show, one never knows… Anyway, I love that Miles busted Ben. I guess Miles was more afraid of Ilana and her gun than her prisoner. Or, it could have been just Miles' inner jerk at work I liked how he noted Jacob's dying thoughts for Ben: "Jacob hoped he was wrong about you."
The story ended with Charles Widmore's submarine(!) locating the Island. I spent the episode waiting for Widmore to show up because I saw Alan Dale's name in the opening credits. (So, in a way, LOST spoiled itself.) But is Widmore the person Jacob wanted Hurley (Jorge Garcia) to help find the Island?
A couple of other cool grace notes:
•Lapidus (Jeff Fahey) told Ben he was supposed to pilot Oceanic 815, but he overslept! Ben replied, "The Island still got you in the end, didn't it?"
•Miles mentioned the fan-despised Nikki and Paulo!
•The preview of next week's episode was set to a version of Leonard Cohen's "Bird on a Wire."
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mendie says:
When I think back to the fact that Ben Linus was never meant to be more than a story arc that got us from one point to another I am grateful for the immense talents of Michael Emerson. He took a character that could have been merely a one note villian and instead turned him into a player with such force and depth. In one look Michael could make you think that Ben was evil personified and in the next moment believing that he was the victim in someone else's crazy game. Ben may not have ever thought that he belonged but Lost fans have known that he has belonged since the very beginning. The island and Lost would not be the same without him.
jessdan says:
I am so so confused. In past season they did flashbacks and flashfowards. What the hell are they doing now? How is that supposedly all the people on the plane met each other at some point and never acknowledged it until now. Case in point the eppy with Kate and Claire.
Yes, Mendie, the character of Ben is a classic case of capturing lightning in a bottle. Ben is a perfect storm of casting and character. LOST without him is just as inconceivable as LOST without Jack. (Who, we all know, was originally slated to die in the pilot.)
Jessdan, the off-Island stories this season have been dubbed "flash-sideways" to denote that they reflect a parallel world. It breaks down like this: When Juliet detonated the bomb in 1977, the Losties were returned to 2007 where they were (more or less) at the end of season 4. Jack had theorized that setting off the bomb at the Swan station would "reset the clock" so that Flight 815 never crashed. This season, we are peeking at a parallel reality (some call it the "Sideways Universe" or the "2004 universe") in which Flight 815 did NOT crash. It landed safely in 2004, and Jack, Kate, Locke, etc. went about their lives.
That 2004 sideways universe was not identical to this one, merely very similar. There are definite differences. We learned last night that in the SidewaysU, Roger and Ben left the Island, so he didn't grow up there. Shannon did not get on Flight 815. Desmond did. In addition, the people are different. Helen is alive, Locke was not crippled by Cooper, and Kate loves being a rogue on the run who is not tortured by guilt. Jack has a son.
The 2004 SidewaysU does not affect the original timeline — or, rather, it has not affected it yet (if it ever will), so don't worry about reconciling them. Just enjoy getting to know a new Locke, Jack, Kate, Ben, etc. in an alternate universe.


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China Daily | Impact of Innovations by China Continues to Spread
By Edward Tse
On March 16 2021, Dr. Tse's latest op-ed on China Daily on the latest on China and how MNCs are reflecting upon what China's innovations mean to them and how they change the fundamental mindset of how global MNCs view the world. To this end, the global businesses are much ahead of politicians and their lobbyists.
During the two sessions in Beijing, the annual gathering of China's top legislative and political advisory bodies, which concluded on Thursday, the government announced that its GDP growth target for this year is "above 6 percent".
In January, the International Monetary Fund had predicted that China's GDP would grow at 8.1 percent this year, accounting for more than 25 percent of global GDP growth.
Prompted by the United States government's sanctions on core technologies such as high-end semiconductor chips, Beijing has committed to building up core technologies within China.
Last year, 227.6 billion yuan ($35.02 billion) was pumped into China's semiconductor industry, a stunning 407 percent increase from the previous year. Central and local governments have launched hundreds of policies or guidance funds to support the industry's growth, while venture capital investment into the sector more than tripled from 2019.
The auto industry is another example of an industry undergoing major innovations as new energy vehicles, artificial intelligence, connectivity and mobility as a service are all taking place at the same time. Various trials of autonomous driving are also taking place in cities in China.
In the consumer sector, the internet continues to drive different forms of innovation. Social commerce, for instance, has become an important channel for companies to meet rising consumer demand and adopt new business models enabled by innovative technology, such as 5G and AI, to offer more customized and interactive services.
China has announced a comprehensive plan to upgrade its manufacturing capabilities by 2025 via eight priority areas in order to sharpen its global competitiveness. The emphasis on advanced manufacturing remains an integral part of China's 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25) and is aimed at fixing its weaknesses in areas such as key components, materials, software and fundamental systems over the next five years, while developing a more innovative, higher value-added industrial value chain to enhance its competitiveness in priority areas.
In September, President Xi Jinping announced that China will commit to achieving carbon neutrality by 2060. This is a massive commitment, given China's scale and historical reliance on fossil fuels. As Xi has called on all other countries to support global sustainability, China is also demonstrating that it is stepping up in addressing an issue that has long been a major challenge for the world.
While China eradicated domestic absolute poverty earlier this year, a herculean effort in its own right, it announced the establishment of the Rural Revitalization Bureau to consolidate and expand the nation's achievements in poverty alleviation via leveraging a dynamic monitoring and assistance mechanism to prevent people from falling back into poverty. In addition, it will continue to improve infrastructure in resettlement areas and improve people's capability to provide for themselves.
These major steps, plus many others, indicate that China will continue its reform and transition, which will in turn generate considerable economic growth.
Certainly, when most of the rest of the world is still suffering from the COVID-19 pandemic, China is shining as one of the few bright spots for many foreign multinational corporations.
Even though Chinese innovators have begun to show up in significant numbers since the wireless internet became prevalent in China in the late 2000s, most multinationals were still unconvinced until Chinese innovation became a household phenomenon.
Fortunately, most multinationals today have come to realize the overwhelming impact of Chinese innovation, and many of them have begun to internalize how and what they can learn from the Chinese in this regard.
The head for China of a large US industrial company once told me that he thought he came to China to teach, but after some time in China, he recognized he was in China to learn. Another large US client told me their board of directors instructed the China team to seek how to leverage Chinese knowledge to help businesses in other parts of the world. BMW, for example, has taken its Munich-based Startup Garage program to China in order to gain exposure to new innovative technologies, such as electrification and automation, from a more advanced local ecosystem.
Big multinational businesses are now realizing that running businesses in different parts of the world requires different patterns, in particular realizing the differences between China and the West. It's not a matter of what is right and what is wrong, but simply that different markets have very different contexts.
The insistence on a single path to the final goal is not very helpful. Pluralism naturally exists. To this end, the significant changes in multinational corporations due to their experiences in China provide the world with a good reference for how to view the world today.
Dr. Edward Tse is founder and CEO, Gao Feng Advisory Company, a founding Governor of Hong Kong Institution for International Finance, Adjunct Professor of School of Business Administration at Chinese University of Hong Kong and Professor of Managerial Practice at Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business. One of the pioneers in China's management consulting industry, he built and ran the Greater China operations of two leading international management consulting firms (BCG and Booz) for a period of 20 years. He has consulted to hundreds of companies, investors, start-ups, and public-sector organizations (both headquartered in and outside of China) on all critical aspects of business in China and China for the world. He also consulted to a number of Chinese local governments on strategies, state-owned enterprise reform and Chinese companies going overseas, as well as to the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank. He is the author of several hundred articles and five books including both award-winning The China Strategy (2010) and China's Disruptors (2015), as well as 《竞争新边界》 (The New Frontier of Competition), which was co-authored with Yu Huang (2020). He holds a SM and s SB in Civil Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, as well as a PhD and an MBA from University of California, Berkeley.
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