Even before I joined the Missionary Society of St. Paul, I had longed to work in places where the Christian population is small. The Block Rosary and the Legion of (Mary) prayers said for the conversion of Russia and for the end of apartheid in South Africa inspired me to desire hard mission areas like Russia and the then apartheid South Africa. After my priestly ordination and one-year pastoral experience in Nigeria, I was posted to South Africa - a posting I received with a lot of enthusiasm because of my earlier desire. However, that enthusiasm was short-lived. As months rolled by, it became clear that those posted to Cameroon Mission were not to go eventually. I was asked if I would like to go to Buea Diocese in Cameroon. My immediate reply was "If you have decided to send me to Cameroon, why ask me?" On December 3, 1996, I flew into Douala, and a few days later, I reported to the diocese of Buea, at St. John's Parish, Kumba. The realization of my earlier mission desire had begun.
Buea diocese is one of the first mission areas in Cameroon where the Missionary Society of St. Paul started work. Some time ago, we had over ten MSP working in this diocese, but presently there are only two.
Barely four days after my arrival at St. John's parish,Kummba, I went on a trek, i.e., visitation to the outstations. St. John's had thirty-six outstations with just only a priest to cater for their pastoral needs. My journey on foot in Kumba brought to memory the description of St. Paul's missionary journey in the Acts of the Apostles. It was part of my program as the pastor to visit the outstations to see things for myself. From December 11-15, I was on the move, visiting one outstation after another. In all, I covered fourteen different outstations. In most cases, I passed a night at one place. At a point in time, I asked myself, did the Lord not once say, "Foxes have holes, birds of the air have nests, but the Son of Man has no place to lay his head?" The trekking was quite discomforting. However, I had the opportunity, as it were, to celebrate Christmas Mass in three different churches. I was weighed down by hunger and fatigue, and to say the least, I experienced ministry burnout.
I became initiated into long distant trekking business. As a new man on the job, I had both the zeal and a sense of adventure. These propelled me on to visit some churches in the outstations that had not seen priests for quite a long time before my arrival. The numerous difficulties I experienced during those journeys on foot can be described as my own "baptism of fire." On one particular day, after Mass at a place called Bakumba I proceeded to another outstation, Ngwandi. The mere sight of hills to ascend and descend was very terrifying because I had not seen such hills prior to my coming to Buea.
At first, I discovered I could not climb some of them. It was indeed an uphill task to go on with those high hills facing me. The 'Afro Hill' was remarkable among the so many I had to climb. I did everything possible to climb across it but to no avail. It was rough, stony and rugged. After managing to reach the peak, the parish jeep I had, went off. My companions and I had to remain there, suspended on the hill. Every effort to start the vehicle was futile. The alternative was to allow it to roll down the hill. While on motion, I lost control of the situation because of a stone the vehicle had hit in the process. I eventually landed, surprisingly, on a level ground instead of the valley or even the stream down the hill. It was face to face with death. Deep within me, I was not afraid. "As if like a lion, I rose with some kind of renewed strength to continue the journey.
The rest of the journey was on foot. It took my companions and me about three and a half hours to go from Ngwandi to Weme. The next two villages to visit took another five and a half hours before we could set our feet on them. We had to walk on local bridges made of robes "Hammock" Those with me were great sources of encouragement for me. As I reflect on these experiences I can picture vividly their faces beaming with smiles and their great faith which inspired me in those days.
I can still recall the joyful celebrations that greeted the arrival of "Fada." These were usually accompanied by songs and dances. It was something I often looked forward to. The celebration is explained by the fact that the pastoral needs of the people are left in most cases in the hands of untrained catechists. This is caused by the shortage of priests. Thus, each time a priest arrives, he stays with them for some hours or a night. He listens to their needs and problems. At times he goes on house-to-house visit. During his stay in a place, the sacraments of reconciliation and baptism are celebrated. He rounds off the visit with the Eucharist.
The pastoral work in rural areas is interesting but also full of challenges. One needs to be interiorly motivated and convinced of the work because, as it were, the conditions in which rural people live are such that have "no charm to attract us, no beauty to win our hearts." Yet our vocation as missionaries is primarily towards them and they are also the ones who most need our services. Besides the suffering and poverty that one encounters, the inner satisfaction knows no bounds.
It is to our credit as Missionaries of St. Paul that we are quite committed to the people and they love us and highly appreciate our work among them. Our apostolate in the diocese includes the establishment of small Christian communities, school management, etc. There is a lot of work in the school apostolate. There are many mission schools with dilapidated structures in dire need of support from generous individuals and groups. The target of our school apostolate are the youths upon whose shoulder lies the future of the local church as well as the universal church and also that of their country and the African continent. Based on our own experience, I would encourage the brothers wherever they may be working to be determined and unflagging in missionary zeal so as to help spread the Gospel of Christ.


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The NFL's 2022 draft is officially in the books, but the team-building process is just getting started. Over the next few hours and days, teams will start filling out the rest of their 90-man offseason rosters with undrafted free agents and there are still plenty of quality players available.
As a look at the consensus big board created by The Athletic's Arif Hasan shows, some big names did not hear their names called over the last three days and the draft's seven rounds. A few of those players might eventually even find their way to the New England Patriots, so let's take a look at the 50 most intriguing among them.
QB Carson Strong (Nevada), Jack Coan (Notre Dame), Kaleb Eleby (Western Michigan)
The Patriots made a surprising decision when they selected Western Kentucky quarterback Bailey Zappe in the fourth round. With Zappe now joining a quarterback room consisting of starter Mac Jones as well as backups Brian Hoyer and Jarrett Stidham, the team has no real need to add any of the top UDFA quarterbacks.
Abram Smith (Baylor), D'Vonte Price (Florida International), Kennedy Brooks (Oklahoma), Tyler Goodson (Iowa), Zonovan Knight (N.C. State), Jerrion Ealy (Mississippi), ZaQuandre White (Southern Carolina), Sincere McCormick (UTSA)
New England invested in two running backs in the draft, picking Pierre Strong in the fourth round and later adding Kevin Harris in the sixth. The position group is a deep one with those two added to the equation, and it would be a surprise if even more players would be brought in through free agency.
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WR Justyn Ross (Clemson), Kevin Austin Jr. (Notre Dame), Charleston Rambo (Miami), Tre Turner (Virginia Tech), Makai Polk (Mississipi State), Dontario Drummond (Mississippi), Isaiah Weston (Northern Iowa), Reggie Robertson (SMU)
While Tyquan Thornton was added in the second round, and N'Keal Harry not traded just yet, the Patriots could be in the market for additional depth at the position. New England being active and adding more options to the. position would not be a surprise.
Jalen Wydermyer (Texas A&M), Austin Allen (Nebraska)
The Patriots' tight end group is set in stone, but additional bodies being added in rookie free agency could happen. Neither Devin Asiasi nor Dalton Keene should be considered a lock to make the roster at this point.
Offensive tackle
Kellen Diesch (Arizona State), Dare Rosenthal (Kentucky), Obinna Eze (TCU)
While seventh-round selection Andrew Stueber has some experience playing tackle, the Patriots should still be in the market for more depth at the position. Them adding at least one UDFA at the position is an option.
Interior offensive line
Donovan West (Arizona State), Alec Lindstrom (Boston College)
All three of the offensive linemen that were drafted by the Patriots project to play primarily on the interior. The team might add more bodies to the equation, but it seems unlikely at this point given the recent investments.
Interior defensive line
Haskell Garrett (Ohio State), Jaylden Peevy (Texas A&M), Christopher Hinton (Michigan), Noah Elliss (Idaho)
Even with Carl Davis returning on a one-year contract, the depth at defensive tackle could be approved upon. The nose spot in particular is an area of concern, with the team not having any suitable big-bodied options at the position currently under contract.
Outside/edge linebacker
Christopher Allen (Alabama), Sterling Weatherford (Miami), Jeremiah Moon (Florida)
With just three true edges on the team at the moment — Matthew Judon, Josh Uche, Ronnie Perkins — the Patriots could look to rookie free agency to bolster the group. Obviously no UDFA should be expected to earn a spot on the roster, but adding to the depth makes sense.
Off-the-ball linebacker
JoJo Dormann (Nebraska), Mike Rose (Iowa State), Jack Sanborn (Wisconsin), Aaron Hansford (Texas A&M), Zakoby McLain (Auburn), Jeremiah Gemmel (North Carolina)
The Patriots were expected to draft a linebacker maybe as early as the first round. Instead, they did no such thing and left the position group unattended altogether. Needless to say that adding at least one rookie free agent would make sense.
Josh Jobe (Alabama), Mario Goodrich (Clemson), Mykael Wright (Oregon), Vincent Grey (Michigan), Josh Thompson (Texas)
New England double-dibbed at the cornerback position, drafting Marcus Jones in the third round and Jack Jones in the fourth. Still, the team's history at finding undrafted gems at the position is significant and it would not be a surprise if more potential candidates werer added
Verone McKinley III (Oregon), Smoke Monday (Auburn), Yusuf Corker (Kentucky), Leon O'Neal Jr. (Texas A&M), Markquese Bell (Florida AM), Bubba Bolden (Miami), Juanyeh Thomas (Georgia Tech)
The Patriots did not draft any safeties over the last three days. The position group as a whole is rather deep, though, so there is no immediate need to bolster it.
Best of the rest: Slade Bolden (Alabama), Jaivon Heiligh (Coastal Carolina), DE David Anenih (Houston), DT Marquan McCall (Kentucky), LB Diego Fagot (Navy), QB E.J. Perry (Brown), OT Tyler Vrabel (Boston College), Josh Johnson (Tulsa),
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WASHINGTON, June 18, 2014 — A recent study from BabyCenter reveals that the newest generation of mothers get 13 fewer hours of "me" time but thankfully, the new book by author and parenting expert, Carin Kilby Clark called Time Management Made Easy for Busy Moms, (available on Amazon) has five tips that show busy moms how to recoup all those hours for themselves.
Mimi Green of Maryland is living proof. Before she read and implemented the tips in Clark's new book, she was one of thousands of moms who studies show are exhausted and stressed-out with literally no time for herself.
Green is married with two kids, works one full time job out of the home, owns a small home-based business embellishing shoes, used to start her days in chaos and they went downhill from there.
She got up early, worked on her home-based business, made breakfast and lunches, helped get everyone ready for work and school, and then left for her full time job as an executive assistant.
Once back at home, she made dinner, did the laundry, went to work on her home business for three hours, then literally collapsed into bed only to wake-up to the same tiring cycle again in the morning.
Enter best-selling author Carin Kilby Clark with her book, Time Management Made Easy for Busy Moms which Green read in just under 45 minutes during her lunchtime at work.
"I used to constantly complain how little time I had for myself, was always tired and honestly did not really know how to make my life any better, " said Green.
"As soon as I read Time Management Made Easy for Busy Moms the book literally showed me the specifics on how to manage and control my time and get the "me" time I so desperately needed.
I now start my "to do" list with a verb, know more effective ways to prioritize everything, sleep better and love the time I spend running by myself and it's all due to Carin Clark's tips," she continued.
Along with her readers who use her tips, author Carin Kilby Clark walks her talk.
"I have three kids at home, run a successful live and online coaching business at MommyhoodMentor.com find time to write books, and lavish myself with personal renewal time every day," says Clark.
"The reason I wrote Time Management Made Easy for Busy Moms is because the number one complaint I heard from my clients was that they had no time for themselves. They felt scattered, unfocused and felt like they were destined to live a life of chaos.
Since I had already discovered the five secrets that transformed my life into one where I have a full day each week that focuses just on me, I wanted to share my tips with every mom to help them reap those same benefits.
I spend my personal day pampering myself, get a manicure and pedicure, watch TV shows I recorded and use a portion of the day to plan new ways to help moms achieve the peaceful life I have and am so deeply grateful for," states Clark.
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Stan James Free Kick Challenge is a soccer game presented by Stan James, a British bookmaker (no, not a company that makes books, but a company that takes bets on sporting events, which makes this game appropriate since soccer is a sporting event). This soccer game features delightful cartoon graphics, excellent voice acting complete with British accents, and gameplay that increases in difficulty as you progress.
The objective of Stan James Free Kick Challenge is to score as many goals as possible. As long as you keep scoring in this soccer game, you can keep playing, but be careful because the difficulty level will steadily increase after each successful goal! If you miss a goal or the defenders manage to block your kick, then the game will end.
Stan James Free Kick Challenge is controlled exclusively by the mouse. This soccer game uses a gauge system to control your kicks. In order to stop each gauge, simply click on the button labeled "Set" below it. Once one gauge is set, the next will start to move and will be able to be set. When the final gauge is set, your character will kick the ball and attempt to score a goal.
In order to excel at this soccer game, you will have to know how to use these gauges. The first gauge that is set is the direction gauge. If you want the ball to enter the goal, you will have to stop this gauge while its needle is inside of the rectangle at the top of the gauge. The second gauge is the pitch gauge, which sets the loft of your kick. It is a good idea to set this gauge slightly below the middle, higher if you need to kick the ball over the heads of defenders. Don't set this gauge too high though, because if you do, you might miss the goal completely! The third gauge sets the swerve of your kick. Try to curve the ball towards the center of the goal. If you are kicking to the left of the goal, make sure that the swerve is right-to-left; if you are kicking towards the right of the goal, make sure that the swerve is from left-to-right. Having the right swerve can trick up the goalie and make it easier for you to score. The final gauge that you must set is the power gauge. It is a good idea to kick with full power to make sure that it reaches the goal, but if you are using a high pitch kicking the ball too hard may increase your chances of missing the goal!
Stan James Free Kick Challenge is a humorous soccer game that is sure to provide entertainment. Euro 2004 is over, so you cannot claim your twenty-five pound sterling free bet, but you can still have fun playing Stan James Free Kick Challenge!


When I was in the classroom, I had no idea what "sensory needs" were. Sure, I knew that every child had 5 senses. I knew that I needed to teach using different learning styles and modalities. I even knew I needed to teach to address the multiple intelligences. Unfortunately, never in my 12 years in the classroom, did I learn about how to support children's sensory needs, let alone, what sensory needs even were.
Did you know that children have more than five senses? Maybe you already knew this. I, however, was never taught about this in any of my teacher training. It was not until I co-taught in a blended preschool classroom with children diagnosed with sensory processing disorder that I began to be exposed to these systems. Even then, it was never quite clear to me that all of the students that I taught had sensory needs that needed attention.
Would you believe me if I told you that there are anywhere from 11-24 sensory systems that our bodies use on a daily basis? Crazy, right? Out of those systems there are 8 systems that our bodies need to function, attend, organize, and synthesize information.
Many of us already know of the basic five senses. However, let's do a quick review.
But, wait, you might be wondering about those other senses I mentioned. These two important sensory systems often get over looked, yet are so important in the classroom.
Think about it…. movement and body awareness! Can you see just from those two words how these affect the behavior of children in the classroom?
These two senses can be confusing to understand, which is another reason we've decided to turn this into a mini-series about supporting sensory needs in the classroom.
If you are interested in reading more about sensory needs and the different sensory systems, I have an extensive resource of articles and posts that you will want to check out.
How Can You Support Sensory Needs in Your Classroom?
I could go on all day about the best ways to support sensory needs in your classroom, but I know you don't have all day to read this, so I will pick three quick things you can try today in your classroom to support the needs of all the children in your classroom.
I also put together this free, printable list of 100 Classroom Sensory Strategies to help you get started.
I know you are an excellent teacher, or you wouldn't be reading this to learn more about your students. It is not a new idea to add movement to your classroom and meet the needs of your active learners, right? What you might not realize is that you are actually giving your children vestibular input and proprioceptive input through the movement activities you choose.
We love using the Handee Band for classroom brain breaks and for independent centers. The kit comes with 15 simple and easy to follow exercises that are in the cutest little tri-fold book. The book has a handy chart, dry erase marker, reward stickers, and a zipper bag to house everything including the Handee Stretch Band!
Many of your students might have a difficult time focusing or staying still during seating activities. These children could be active or tired, or they could be seeking input for their sensory systems.
Our favorite tools during center time are hand fidgets such as the Tangle and wacky tracks. The wacky tracks can be a tad noisy, so many teachers prefer to use these when students are in small groups or in centers. However, the Tangle and a stress ball can be held in a child's hands when they are focusing on a story or listening to the teacher. They are discreet yet engaging for children, which is a plus as well.
Heavy work can be done through a variety of activities. One misconception is that heavy work involves something "heavy". Think of it as heavy weight bearing activities on ANY of your joints and muscles. This can include chewing, cutting, writing, squeezing, pushing, carrying, and pulling.
This can be done through simple chores, yoga moves or even through oral motor exercises. One of our favorite tips is to take a backpack and fill it with a 2 pound bag of rice. Put the backpack on your active child and run the stairs. They find it fun and it gives them weight bearing pressure on many of their joints. Then, during circle time, place the backpack or weight on your child's lap.
You can download a free printable of Heavy Work Chores for the classroom, home, and outside.
So what do you think? Do you think you can add these to your daily routines to meet the needs of all of your children? What are you currently doing in your classroom that is working? I would love to hear all about it!
BIO: Dayna is a National Board Certified teacher, with over 12 years of experience in early childhood education, who now homeschools her 3 children, one of which struggles with Sensory Processing Disorder. She is the author at Lemon Lime Adventures and owner of Project Sensory, where she is dedicated to sharing real life stories with parents and educators about the pretty and the not so pretty days involved in raising children. Want to learn more about Sensory Processing? Check out her new book: Sensory Processing 101. You can connect with Dayna over on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram!
I love your post! Some of my kids in class have really strong sensory needs and are seeking input all the time. Often unexpected and cheap items provide exactly the input they need…it can be a pipe cleaner with some beads to fiddle, a backpack filled with books or a little bit of play dough to squeeze. Many of my kids change so much by just getting a fiddle toy – all of the sudden they can sit for a while, listen attentively and even participate independently. The fiddle toy is not distracting them (I think many parents might worry about that) but really helping them to reach their potential.


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NEW YORK (AP) — The rapper Casanova has surrendered to law enforcement following his indictment in a gang-related federal racketeering case, authorities said Thursday.
The New York City rapper, whose legal name is Caswell Senior, was charged in an indictment unsealed against 18 members of the Untouchable Gorilla Stone Nation gang, which authorities say operated in New York City and other parts of New York state.
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BIRMINGHAM, AL (WBRC) - After a historic season, UAB has now signed players that could make the future even brighter.
The Blazers, between Wednesday and December's early signing period, signed 16 players.
Of the players, only four are from a junior college. Blazers coach Bill Clark said signing predominantly high school players is something you'll see from UAB in the future.
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BestMediaInfo Bureau | Delhi | September 4, 2012
The excitement and celebrations were at a high with the announcement of Media Agency of the Year that went to Mindshare for the fifth time in a row at Emvies Awards 2012 held at Taj Lands End in Mumbai on September 3, 2012. With 4 Gold, 7 Silver and 6 Bronze awards, Mindshare topped with 160 points and had secured 27 nominations.
Cadbury was honoured with the inaugural Client of the Year Award while Madison Media Infinity bagged the Grand Emvie for Saffolalife - Saving Private Heart campaign. MEC, Mindshare and Madison Media - Pinnacle won the People's Choice Award.
Mindshare was closely followed by Madison Media's Pinnacle that won 6 Gold, 4 Silver and 1 Bronze adding 135 points. The agency had 15 shortlists.
Maxus remained the third most awarded agency with 3 Gold, 2 Silver and 1 Bronze (85 points). It had got 19 nominations this year.
In the fourth place was Madison World's other agency, Madison Media Infinity, which won four awards from 5 shortlisted entries. The agency bagged 2 Gold, a Silver and 1 Bronze medals, giving it a total of 65 points including Grand Emvie.
Lodestar UM won 2 Gold and 6 Bronze medals from 13 nominations and remained at No. 5 with 60 points.
MEC finished sixth with 1 Gold, 1 Silver, 6 Bronze awards (55 points). The agency converted 8 out of 9 nominations into medals.
GroupM-Dialogue Factory won 2 Gold, 1 Silver, 1 Bronze and stood seventh with 45 points. It had secured 5 nominations.
There was a tie at No. 8 between MediaCom and Starcom MediaVest Group with both agencies getting 35 points. Mediacom won 1 Gold, 1 Silver, 2 Bronze medals out of total 9 nominations while Starcom MediaVest Group won 1 Gold and 2 Silver awards from 4 shortlisted entries.
The tenth most awarded agency was DDB Mudra Max with 2 Silver and 2 Bronze awards adding up to 30 points. It had got 5 nominations.


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Q: Angular rxjs. combine multiple observables I have 2 observables:

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*this.configsService.getConfigsList()

*this.bcProductService.getProductById(config['id'])
I can subscribe to both of them and use their data.
I want to get the configs list and map each config item with its corresponding product (using the config.id)... Something like this.
    const configs = this.configsService.getConfigsList;
    const product= (id)=> this.bcProductService.getProductById(id);
    configs.pipe(
        concatMap(val => product(val['id']).map(t=>val['p']=t) )
    ).subscribe(test => {
        console.log('configs with products: ', test);
    });

but that is not working. the above does not print an error or the console.log. I see several examples of this online but i just can seem to get it working. Thank you for helping.
another attempt
this is the example from https://www.learnrxjs.io/operators/combination/combinelatest.html but i get the following error.

core.js:1673 ERROR TypeError: combinedProject.subscribe is not a function

configsWithP(): any {
    const configs = this.configsService.getConfigsList;
    const product = this.bcProductService.getProductById(124);
    const combinedProject = combineLatest( configs, product, (c, p) => {
        return `c: ${c}, p: ${p}`;
    });
    // log values
    const subscribe = combinedProject.subscribe(latestValuesProject =>
        console.log(latestValuesProject)
    );
}

A: Updated answer after we discussed it in chat and made a solution. The getConfigLists returns an Observable that emits arrays of config objects. Then for every object in the array the corresponding product needs to be retrieved from a service and merged with the config object. After that it needs to again come out as an observable that emits the array of config object.
This is the solution:
private configsWithP(): any {
  const configs = this.configsService.getConfigsList;
  const combinedConfigs = configs.pipe(
    flatMap((configsArray) => {
      const getProductObservablesArray = configsArray.map((config) => this.bcProductService.getProductById(124));
      return zip(...getProductObservablesArray, (...args: any[]) => args).pipe(
        map(products => {
          for (let i = 0; i < configsArray.length; i++) {
            configsArray[i]['p'] = products[i];
          }
          return configsArray;
        })
      )
  }));
  combinedConfigs.subscribe(configss=> {
    console.log(configss);
  });
}

Here is also a sample on StackBlitz that works. I did not create services I create observables and combine them. Check the console there and you will see the output.

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Esspresents interviewed artist and gallery co-owner Alivia Zivich on the her new gallery space, What Pipeline in the southwest side of Detroit. If you are in the Detroit area, we highly recommend visiting the space at 3525 W. Vernor Hwy, Detroit, MI 48216. For a list of upcoming events check out their website at:
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Ess: With the recent media coverage on Detroit and the economic hardships the city has experienced in the last several decades, why start a gallery space in Detroit? Who are the people involved?
AZ: The space is run by myself and Daniel Sperry, an artist who works at Wayne State University's art collection. It seemed overdue to do a contemporary art gallery in Detroit, the larger art world has been looking at the city for a few years now.
Ess: Having lived and traveled abroad for so many years, how do you see Detroit's art culture in comparison to other places and within its own community? Detroit is notorious for music, but traditionally, contemporary art has been something all together different.
AZ: I'm learning more about Detroit's art culture and history every day. There are many artists here who have never left, or who have a history here, who studied with the original Cass Corridor artists and witnessed Sam Wagstaff's duration at the Detroit Institute of Art. Detroit was and remains a very international town, in part because of the auto and music industry, and its art world has benefited from that position. Major collectors of contemporary art have homes in Detroit's suburbs and house large portions of their collections here. Oakland County, to the north of Detroit, is one of the wealthiest counties in the country. So I think in terms of the art world as a kind of small, elite economy, it's not that much different than other places.
The flip side is the community art model being advanced by foundations such as Kresge and Knight. There's a lot of money to apply for if the work is posited as being community oriented. It's a form of redevelopment for the city and does add to the overall interest in this region. The deciding factors behind this planning seem at times to take the audience more into account than the art. Our gallery is somewhat in response to this use of art as a redevelopment tool; we like to think all art is good for the community, regardless of whether it has that explicit intent.
Ess: You just had your second show, and have scheduled shows for the upcoming year. In this short time, what was What Pipeline's initial statement or program verse, and how has your experience in the last few months changed it or expanded it? What has the experience been like so far?
AZ: Our mission was low overhead and a very clean, basic space to show art that interests us. The response has been really positive and it feels good. We haven't really changed any direction, the experience has been affirming so far. Just a few moments of "oh shit, we're really doing this!"
And check out this review of the recent show:
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For Poland, Sun Rises in West
From Tina Turner to NATO, many Poles see only America the beautiful
By Robert Marquand Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor
To say that Poland today is "looking West" is a vast understatement. For the average Polish citizen, Western Europe is attractive - and the United States seems to be the promised land.
With US rock music blaring in cafes and train stations, with the hope of NATO membership by century's end, with real economic growth of 6 percent due in part to US economist Jeffrey Sachs's 1992 "shock therapy" approach, and with American flags in abundance, Poles are earnest to pick up Western, if not American, styles and habits.
Tina Turner and Michael Jackson may not be "hot" in the US now. But they are front-page news here, competing with the latest moves of Russian national security chief Gen. Alexander Lebed. When Ms. Turner played Warsaw last month, traffic was jammed from noon until 8 p.m. as Poles from across the country packed into the city.
When asked about American elections, Poles favor the candidate who will be least isolationist. As one member of the foreign ministry put it, "Dole or Clinton, it doesn't matter. Just as long as we get into NATO."
People in Warsaw pooh-pooh last year's election of socialist Alexander Kwasniewski as anything but a desire to go slower with market reforms. The young and articulate president comes across like a polished Western politician, and he reminds the country that when Poland enters the European Union it will be the group's fourth-largest country.
Still, these are dreams of transition at a time when signs like Sony and Marriott gleam atop new skyscrapers, and Warsaw denizens brag their McDonalds restaurants now have drive-through service.
The Palace of Culture and Art, a "gift" from Joseph Stalin, still dominates the city center like some huge gray Lego monolith - a reminder of a not-too-distant past.
Prosperity may be improving, notably among a class of bilingual young people whose salaries are rising. But a strong undercurrent of anxiety exists that things could take a turn for the worse.
The worry is not so much that Poland, invaded 26 times in the past 300 years, will be re-invaded or that the 800 percent inflation of 1992-93 will quickly return. Rather, it is a concern that as the clock ticks on, the political elite of Europe and America will begin taking for granted the epoch-ending departure of the former Soviet Union from Poland - keeping Warsaw's desire to join the West on permanent hold and opening it to the psychological vagaries of existence half-in and half-out of Western Europe.
"We feel we have a window of opportunity to join the West and time is short," says Edward Krzemien, editor of Gazeta Wyborcza, a 500,000-circulation daily newspaper. "Many people here have already forgotten communism. We are worried that Europe will forget us. Memories are fading."
The economy is beginning to perform but in less than two decades some two-thirds of the current work force will be on pensions. "This is a time bomb," says one Polish economist. "We don't yet know how to deal with it." In addition, mining and heavy industry are in a slump, and the famous Gdansk shipyard is in debt to the tune of three times its value.
Warsaw now has an estimated 30,000 taxis; in 1993 it had 10,000. Unlike New York, in Warsaw you can find a cab when it rains; but drivers mutter that they are working harder for less.
Then there is the chaotic Eastern border of Poland, where Polish and Russian mafia battle for control of goods and services. Last year some 9 million border crossings were made - mainly Russians coming to markets like the huge bazaar located in a Warsaw sports stadium.
But last month some 300 Polish and Russian mafioso clashed at a train station border crossing. And concern over security is such that black-shirted private security guards are seen outside everything from restaurants to parking lots. According to police sources, some 12,000 security services employ nearly 300,000 Poles today, an "industry" that is still unregulated.
Still, the talk in Warsaw is not of problems. In fact, the biggest news recently was that Michael Jackson came to town.
How Poland is testing the limits of the EU 'experiment'
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Population policy PRAVIN VISARIA INDIA, the second most populous country of the world, with more than a billion persons by 11 May 2000 (according to preliminary results of the 2001 Census, India counted 1.027 billion people on 1 March 2001), was the first to initiate a government policy of ADVERTISEMENTS: Population Policy of India! Population policy 1. population policies and related indicators between 1976 and 2013 for all 193 Member States, two Observer States and two non-member States of the United Nations. Poverty in China The National Health Policy, 1983 stated that replacement levels of total fertility rate(TFR) should be achieved by the year 2000. The policy saw the day light when world leaders have just agreed to tackle emerging population and development priorities following the successful completion of 20 years of Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD), Cairo, 1994. Contents. 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Christian Fittipaldi's Busch Series debut postponed until May
Christian Fittipaldi, who was scheduled to make his 2002 NASCAR Busch Series debut this weekend at Bristol, will instead debut the #30 mike'shard lemonade Monte Carlo at Richmond the evening of May 3.
A conflict arose for Fittipaldi this weekend when his Newman/Haas RacingCART team scheduled a last-minute test session inSebring, Fla., on Thursday and Friday. The CART series remains Fittipaldi'spriority this season, and the session precludes his ability to qualify at Bristol.
"I am disappointed that Bristol did not work out," Fittipaldi said. "I wasreally looking forward to racing there. We will get everything ready forRichmond, and I am excited about racing under the lights there at night.I've raced at night in many parts of the world, in many different types ofcars, and I really enjoy it."
Fittipaldi's first and only Busch Series start came last November atHomestead.


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Magazine Summer 2020
Natural Climate Solutions
This 24-acre stretch of land along the Menomonee River in Milwaukee used to be an abandoned rail yard. In 2013 a group of state and local partners completed its transformation into an urban green space. Today, Three Bridges Park is home to an urban ecology center and bike paths, and hosts over 50,000 visitors every year. Photo by Jon Elliott/MKE Drones.
Imagine a city canopied by green, a community bursting at the seams with plant life. In this place, residents and business owners swap their lawns for perennial plantings and an army of city workers manages the lush natural areas that reach across every neighborhood—regardless of socioeconomic class. Here, a once-empty lot is transformed into a community garden; there, an abandoned warehouse has been removed and turned into a forested park. Formerly sunbaked streets become tree-shaded boulevards, encouraging people to walk or bike to local businesses. Older buildings are retrofitted with rooftop gardens, and new constructions are built to maximize tree cover and minimize open pavement.
Sounds like a garden-lover's dream, right?
While it's true that urban greening on this level would be beautiful, in this idealized city it is happening for another reason: to fight climate change. Urban greening is one among many examples of activities known as natural climate solutions that communities—both urban and rural—around the globe are adopting. While natural climate solutions sounds like a hip new term, it's really just a catch-all name for the many land conservation, restoration, and management practices that work to capture and store carbon found in greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and methane.
At a time when our world needs swift, effective action to address climate change, natural climate solutions are pragmatic options for sequestering greenhouse gases. According to a recent study published by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, natural climate solutions could provide up to 37% of the emission reductions needed by 2030 to keep global temperature rise under 2°C.
Part of what makes them so effective is that the infrastructure to increase the scale and scope of many natural climate solutions already exists. Here in Wisconsin, a committed group of researchers, businesses, municipalities, and citizens is already hard at work developing natural climate solutions for our cities, agricultural lands, and forests.
The idea of urban forestry is not new to Wisconsin. Throughout the nineteenth century, Madison and Milwaukee led efforts to plant trees and establish public natural areas. The leaders of these efforts viewed urban forests as important mainly for their aesthetic value and as a place for the public to enjoy nature. While these values remain at the core of many urban forestry efforts, city planners, researchers, and urban residents today recognize a much broader suite of benefits that includes carbon sequestration. Because they do an efficient job of removing carbon from CO2 and other greenhouse gases in the atmosphere and sequestering it in their roots, trunks, and branches, trees are primary tools for natural climate solutions.
Today, communities across Wisconsin are heavily investing in tree planting projects with climate in mind. Abe Lenoch, Community Project Coordinator at 1000 Friends of Wisconsin, is currently working with four cities—Ashland, Bayside, Oshkosh, and Sheboygan—to expand their urban forest canopies through a collaborative planting initiative. These cities are all Green Tier Legacy Communities, which means that they are working with state agencies and nonprofit organizations to develop and implement long-term community sustainability plans.
According to Lenoch, these cities planted their trees to address both the long-term threat of climate change and a more near-term one: flooding. Trees can efficiently mitigate flooding. Lenoch explains, "Leaves intercept rain on its way to the ground, which … reduces the infiltration rate of rain into the groundwater," giving the ground more time to absorb the water. The four Green Tier Legacy Communities selected climate-resilient tree varieties and strategically planted them in flood-prone areas. Within just a year of planting trees, these communities are already seeing improvements in flood control and water quality in their watersheds.
An expanded tree canopy also helps reduce the urban "heat island" effect, decreasing energy demand for cooling and thereby lowering carbon emissions from power plants. Emphasizing the myriad benefits of urban forestry, Lenoch explains that "you can use manmade structures and surfaces to get the same cooling effects of trees. But they don't provide wildlife habitat like trees do. They don't reduce traffic speeds like trees do. They don't provide the other public health benefits that trees provide, like improved mental and physical health. That's the best part of trees as a climate solution."
While urban forestry can be seen as a silver bullet, Lenoch warns that "you can't just plant any tree anywhere and leave it and expect it to have all these co-benefits. You have to plan what you plant and where you plant it. You have to have a maintenance plan for the life of the tree. You have to have a replacement plan in case the tree dies. You have to work with community members and neighborhood residents. Urban forestry projects are not just about planting more trees. There's more that goes into it over the long term."
While all these elements add up to long-term investment, the many benefits that trees provide—from carbon sequestration to reduced energy demands to improved water quality to elevated public health—make the effort worthwhile. As Lenoch says, "Trees are a vital tool for the health of all Wisconsin communities."
Agriculture is one of Wisconsin's leading industries, as the state is home to over 13 million acres of farmland. According to Fred Clark, Executive Director of Wisconsin's Green Fire, "whether farms serve as a net carbon source or a net carbon sink depends largely on cropping methods, farm operations, and nutrient inputs." Clark says that Wisconsin's farm acreage is mainly managed through practices that emit, rather than store, carbon. This means we are missing out on a huge opportunity to leverage natural climate solutions in the fight against climate change.
As a conglomeration of minerals, living microbes, and plant matter, soil has the inherent capacity to store carbon. Different agricultural management systems can damage or enhance this capacity. Practices common among large-scale conventional operations, such as intensive tillage and the application of broad-spectrum agrochemicals, can damage the natural carbon storage capacity of soil. These operations often emit significant greenhouse gases through use of fossil fuel-burning equipment and other energy-intensive practices. By and large, these kinds of operations are net carbon sources.
By contrast, net carbon sinks are agricultural operations that minimize soil disturbance through targeted weeding, rather than wholesale tillage, and use of nutrient-fixing crops to keep soil covered in order to enhance the natural capacity of soil to maintain fertility and store carbon.
Imagine if we could leverage more of Wisconsin's vast agricultural acreage into a giant carbon sink. Diane Mayerfeld, Senior Outreach Specialist at UW–Madison's Center for Integrated Agricultural Systems, says that "there are many ways to improve the climate footprint of agriculture."
One especially promising new practice for climate-focused farming is perennial agriculture. Mayerfeld notes that, for the most part, "all of our major staple grain crops, including corn, wheat, barley, and rye … grow for half of the year. During the other half of the year, the soil is bare." On the whole, this type of agricultural system—spring planting, fall harvest—tends to emit carbon and leave soil vulnerable to carbon loss through erosion and respiration (free interaction of organic material with the air) during the intervening months.
Across the Midwest, farmers and researchers are working together to breed a robust spectrum of climate-resilient, perennial grain crops that could live through a whole year or more and be harvested multiple times before they die. These range from familiar crops such as grasses, wheat, sorghum, and various legumes to new crops like Kernza, a relative of annual wheat. According to Mayerfeld, perennial crops such as these can sequester carbon "as soon as it warms up, instead of just for a few months of the year. At the same time, they keep the soil covered, so it's less prone to carbon loss." While many of these varieties need to be further refined before they are ready for broad-scale application, Mayerfeld says they show "great promise for setting a more sustainable course for our global agricultural systems."
Beyond their potential for capturing carbon, diversified agricultural systems can also provide a variety of economic opportunities. Mayerfeld tells the story of a Wisconsin farmer who returned to his parents' conventional dairy farm and is in the process of transforming their operation to an all-perennial grass farm to raise grass-fed beef, sheep, and pastured poultry and pork. The farmer practices rotational grazing and has also planted fruit trees that provide shade for his animals and additional carbon-capture capacity. His integrated approach to farming reflects an emerging practice known as silvopasture in which the management of trees for timber or fruit is integrated with the production of pastured livestock and their forage.
This type of diversified agriculture especially makes sense for Wisconsin when you consider the history of our lands. "We had huge amounts of carbon stored in soil beneath our diverse prairie systems. Over 8,000 years, our grasslands—which co-evolved with ruminants (like bison)—were responsible for building up the deep, carbon-rich soils" that make Wisconsin so well suited for agriculture, Mayerfeld says. Shifting to agricultural systems that more closely reflect this history is an exciting new development that holds great potential for healthier farms and a cleaner planet. While this effort is still in its early stages, Mayerfeld is enthusiastic: "We want to make this shift in a big way."
Totaling over 14 million acres, Wisconsin's forests represent a significant carbon sink for our state. Current management of these forests is intended to balance a variety of needs, from animal habitat to recreation to timber harvesting. However, most management plans don't explicitly consider carbon storage.
Managing forests for carbon storage can include a variety of practices: extending the time between tree harvests, thinning trees to ensure that the healthiest ones can thrive, and selecting species that are well-suited for a given planting location and hardy to the effects of climate change and pests like the emerald ash borer. Including these kinds of practices in forest management—along with statewide efforts in reforestation and afforestation (planting trees in previously un-forested areas)—could dramatically increase carbon storage potential for Wisconsin.
Of course, these natural climate solutions are more effective when implemented on more acres. Fred Clark describes how a program called My Wisconsin Woods powerfully leverages this concept. A partnership between the Aldo Leopold Foundation, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, and several other entities, My Wisconsin Woods provides private forest owners across the state with resources and technical assistance to engage in meaningful forest stewardship.
While some programs specifically work with large, institutional landholders of 100,000 acres or more, My Wisconsin Woods primarily works with families who own smaller forested acreages. This group of owners "makes up the majority of forest ownership in the state collectively," according to Clark. Yet, he notes, "they're also the hardest audience to reach and work with [because] many family forest owners are absentee owners who only visit their land occasionally." Too, there's frequent turnover. "On average, every seven years a family forest parcel is either sold or transferred to a new family member."
My Wisconsin Woods uses social media, marketing, and other tools to provide information to new and long-time forest owners and get them more engaged in forest stewardship. The program provides information on everything from wildlife management to climate change to invasive species management—all the various facets that Clark says are important for considering forest health and productivity. By deploying tailored tactics for different kinds of landowners and speaking to a variety of possible motivations that family forest owners may have, My Wisconsin Woods has been highly successful in "creating a critical mass for landscape-scale impact" on climate change.
This kind of widespread, active engagement in forest management is becoming increasingly important, Clark says, because "we know that forests are one of our best sinks for carbon in the U.S. and in the world. … But forests are also under stress because of droughts, floods, and other impacts of climate change like increased introduction of invasive species. More than ever, people who care about forests are recognizing that we need to be active stewards. There are fewer and fewer cases where we can leave forests to their own devices and assume they'll get better."
However, effective stewardship can be a lot of work for forest owners. "The art is to try to balance their many goals in a way that is affordable and best meets the individual needs of forest owners so they're willing to stay in the stewardship game," says Clark. Whether you are a family forest owner who uses your land for recreation or growing timber—or both—chances are you already have some kind of plan to manage your forest. "We keep stacking needs and goals onto our forests," says Clark, "and the need for our forests to help solve our climate problem is one more goal that we increasingly need to consider, and that forest owners are starting to consider."
From the first forms of algae in our ancient oceans to the perennial grasses and fast-growing trees of today, nature has always found myriad ways to manage carbon in our atmosphere. Yet our planet's innate capacity for handling carbon has been overwhelmed over the past hundred years by the rapid emission of greenhouse gases from burning fossil fuels. There are well–known and effective ways to curb these emissions, from reducing our personal energy consumption to employing renewable technologies like wind and solar power. However, natural climate solutions offer a unique opportunity for us to take advantage of our abundance of productive land, soil, and water in Wisconsin to capture the carbon that is already out there. Combined with major emissions reductions and a massive implementation of renewable energy projects, natural climate solutions can greatly accelerate our progress toward a cleaner, greener future.
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Catie DeMets
Catie DeMets is the Academy's former Wisconsin Strategy Initiatives coordinator. Before moving to Wisconsin, DeMets lived in Missoula, Montana, where she worked and played in the mountains.
Wisconsin People & Ideas is the Academy's quarterly magazine of contemporary Wisconsin thought and culture.
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The M7 GX series of GPS transponders may be directly connected to a Lowrance Globalmap 540C or a Globalmap 840C navigation display. When connected, the Lowrance display map will show the location of the vehicle it is in PLUS the location of all other M7 transponders within radio range. This unique feature allows one to quickly, easily, and inexpensively, make a mobile AVL system for tracking cars, trucks, racecars, construction equipment, or any thing Raveon's M7 GX transponder may be installed on.
Both the 540C and 840C have built-in interfaces for a "NMEA 0183" devices, which is another way of saying that they can connect to other devices using a serial cable. The NMEA 0183 is an RS232 serial connection that typically operates at 4800 baud. It is used to exchange waypoint and other information between displays, GPS devices, and transponders.
When Raveon's M7 GX transponder is connected to the Lowarnce diplay using the NMEA 0183 connection, the M7 transponder can put icons on the screen of the Lowrance display. As the transponder received updated positions from other vehicles, it updates the position of the icons on the Lowrance display.
NMEA 0183 is a standard communications format for marine electronic equipment. For example, an autopilot can connect to the NMEA interface on the GlobalMap 540c and receive positioning information. The GlobalMap 540c can exchange information with any device that transmits or receives NMEA 0183 data. See the following diagram for general wiring connections. Read yourother product's owner's manual for more wiring information.
To exchange NMEA 0183 data, the GlobalMap 540c has one NMEA 0183 version 2.0 communication port. Com port one (Com-1) can be used to receive NMEA format GPS data. The com port can also transmit NMEA format GPS data to another device. The four wires for the com port are combined with the Power Supply cable and NMEA 2000 Power cable to form the power/data cable (shown earlier). Com-1 uses the yellow wire to transmit, the orange wire to receive and the shield wire for signal ground. Your unit does not use the blue wire.
Set the NMEA communication of the Lowrance to 4800 baud.
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Officials: Deputies shoot, kill armed man after traffic stop
Nov. 16, 2020 at 3:27 pm Updated Nov. 16, 2020 at 3:28 pm
An armed man was fatally shot during a confrontation with South Florida deputies Monday morning, officials said.
The shooting occurred along a Dania Beach road after a traffic stop, according to a Broward Sheriff's Office news release.
Deputies attempted to stop a silver Lexus for a possible stolen tag, and the driver hopped out and ran away, the sheriff's office said. The news release said deputies were chasing the man on foot when the shooting occurred. Deputies began CPR, and rescue workers pronounced the man dead at the scene. A gun was recovered near the body, officials said.
The sheriff's office didn't immediately release details about how many deputies fired their weapons. Officials didn't release the names or races of the deputies or the man who was shot.
State law enforcement officials will investigate the shooting.