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I only have a photo from a few years back, and have a lot more since then...
Will take some more recent photos when i remember...
I do have the original drawings of some of my ink though (I drew them all)
Honestly, I need to get them touched up, they have not aged well over the years.
Posted 27 April 2012 - 00:06
Yep, I actually have a BFA In Illustration from Parsons School of Design in NYC. When I went I did not touch a computer, still did everything by hand, such as those drawings.
You seriously drew those? Would you consider to make a design for my next one?
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King's Park, Glasgow
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|Scots: Keeng's Pairk
King's Park shown within Glasgow
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Coordinates: 55°49′12″N 4°14′33″W / 55.8199°N 4.2425°W
King's Park (Gaelic: Pàirc Rìgh, Scots: Keeng's Pairk) (is a district in the Scottish city of Glasgow. It is situated south of the River Clyde.
King's Park is a residential area, with a mixture of semi-detached houses, flats and luxury detached houses. It is a ten to twenty minute bus or rail journey from Glasgow city centre.
Named after the medium sized park which it contains and spotted with green areas, much of King's Park is situated on an incline which overlooks Scotland's national stadium Hampden Park on one side, and the tower blocks of Castlemilk on the other.
The local 9 hole golf course is notable for being dug into a hillside 20-35° steep in some places.
It is now closed and is used as an area of common ground.
The 9 hole golf course, and much of the park itself is actually located in Linn Park
King's Park is an affluent suburb of Glasgow, with median house prices and income well above average. In 2014, it was rated one of the most attractive postcode areas to live in Scotland.[1]
As of 2005, it has a population of 14,552 residents. The ethnic makeup is approximately 98% White, 0.8% Asian, 0.6% Oriental and 0.6% mixed race.
King's Park Secondary School in nearby Simshill is the local non-denominational comprehensive. The area is also served by Holyrood Secondary School, a Roman Catholic school and the largest secondary education institute in Europe. Other schools in the area include King's Park and Croftfoot Primary schools, St Fillans primary school and St Mirin's primary school.
Also located in King's Park, 32F Squadron are the first Scottish Squadron of the Air Training Corps who share some facilities with the Territorial Army base on the same site.
The "King's Park" after which the area is named features the landmark, Aikenhead House. Designed by the architect David Hamilton it was built in 1806 for the West Indies merchant and prominent Glasgow Tory, John Gordon.
A scrapbook entitled Old Glasgow Street Songs etc and dated to 1850 at the Mitchell Library contains the song: The Dairy Maids Of Hundred-Acre Hill. This hill can be found in modern day King's Park.
- ^ "UK's 'most desirable' postcodes revealed". BBC News.
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Texas constables will soon serve felony warrants
Intent to ease backlog, but some say deputies aren't prepared for risk
By Kevin Krause
The Dallas Morning News
DALLAS, Tex. — Dallas County constables, known primarily for serving civil papers, took on major traffic enforcement duties several years ago.
Now they're going to be kicking in doors while heavily armed to serve felony and high-level misdemeanor arrest warrants. County officials want to use 40 existing deputy constables to help the Sheriff's Department reduce its five-figure backlog of felony warrants and Class A and B misdemeanor warrants beginning Oct. 1.
The county's five constables will be able to begin warrant operations when they're ready, using two-man squads. Many say they are prepared to begin. The policy change does not require a vote from county commissioners, though they approved a new staffing configuration Tuesday that makes that plan possible.
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Blood Root Valley
FrogWatch USA
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
8:00 p.m.–9:30 p.m.
This event repeats on the 3rd Wednesday of every month between 7/17/2013 and 8/21/2013.
Please note: This event has already taken place. Please use the Search options on the right to find upcoming events.
Join us for monthly monitoring sessions where we listen for the calls of local frogs. Frog Watch USA is a nationwide program that monitors and tracks amphibian populations by collecting data with help from volunteers like you! Bring a headlamp or flashlight for the night walk and monitoring. This program is suitable for ages 8 and up. Meet at Nevada Ave. parking lot.
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On Friday, July 3, this Recreation Center is open 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. On Saturday, July 4, this Recreation Center is closed. We hope you enjoy the holiday!
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Voodoo 5 Overclocker 1.0 - July 3, 2000 This is the first release of the Voodoo5 Overclocker. I thought with the easy to enable 3dfx Overclock panel now available there might not be much interest in the Voodoo5 Overclocker but I've actually got several requests for a version of the Voodoo3 Overclocker for the Voodoo5 5500 AGP so here it is. One feature that it has that the 3dfx version does not is the Monitor Refresh rate dialog box. This makes it very easy to set your refresh rates after a driver install and as overclockers we tend to do that a lot. So here it is I hope you find it useful. NOTE: Like before the Monitor Refresh rate dialog box is only available in Windows 9x. Also I have not fully tested it on Windows 2000 yet so use at your own risk. I have been told the Voodoo3 Overclocker worked for the Voodoo5 5500 AGP under Windows 2000 and if it does this should also but no guarantees.
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Once considered a second-class "suburb" of the city, Brooklyn is booming as celebrated place for both families and singles to live and work, as well as a destination for visitors
It's become one of the city's most desirable places to live and to visit
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How could anyone resist an exhibition titled Killer Heels: The Art of the High Heeled Shoe now at the Brooklyn Museum
Just ask any of Brooklyn's more than 2.5 million proud residents: New York's most populous borough has long since graduated from a residential afterthought to an essential visitor destination bursting with vitality. Named "Breuckelen" by Dutch farmers in the 1600s, this 82-square-mile chunk of land on the westernmost end of Long Island transformed into a commuter suburb with the arrival of the Fulton Ferry and the Brooklyn Bridge in the 19th century. And it's been booming ever since. Dynamic… museums, gorgeous parks, upscale boutiques, innovative performance spaces and Michelin-starred restaurants draw visitors from across the River and around the globe. In 2012, the borough got its first major sports team since the Dodgers and a state-of-the-art stadium that hosts international acts. While Brooklyn's cultural cred gives Manhattan's a run for its money, Brooklyn remains just a little bit more peaceful, more neighborhood-y and (slightly) more affordable than its neighbor across the river. Plus, it offers front-and-center views of the Manhattan skyline. Read More [+]
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I applied online. The process took 2+ months – interviewed at USTA (Alameda, CA) in February 2014.
They were very slow to respond to application submission after they posted the position. They made several reschedules of the interview and during the interview had 4 people ask irrelevant questions.
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The process took 1 day – interviewed at USTA in August 2011.
A friend suggested this IT job at the USTA for the US Open. It would have been a temporary job for the duration of the Open with a pretty demanding schedule. The interviewing process was very easy and straightforward. I sent the hiring manager an email, they interviewed me over the phone a few days later, then interviewed me at the site of the Open the next week. At first, the man who interviewed me over the phone showed me around the job site and explained the various tasks. After the tour, he took me to his boss, who formally interviewed me. The formal interview wasn't hard, just a conversation and a few hypothetical questions. Both men were friendly and the man that gave me the tour hinted at recent college graduates looking for the job, so I assume I lost the job based on that alone because I'm still an undergrad.
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Album Rating: 4.0Really loving this album
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sry to be a downer but new Creative Adult album is everything I love about this and more so I haven't listened to this nearly as much as I would
Album Rating: 4.0Will check it out, THANKS FOR THE WEIRD ASS WAY OF RECCING
I hope you don't listen to it
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i loved what a few people have shown me from this, also that name, so i guess i'll be getting this soon
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EP was decent, I'll have to check this.
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Primary Care Doctor, Family Practitioner
Del Mar
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1330 Crest Rd
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Dr. Hicks graduated from University of Southern California , Los Angeles.
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Great hotel, nr Airport, worth the money.
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Food stall & bars near by
Staff is excellent, go out of their way to help. Place is clean and comfortable.
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This got the job done for a quick nights sleep and layover from the airport. However, I would not stay here for vacation. The room was a plain motel style room but everything was very dated and used looking. I guess you get what you pay for, but I
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Great hotel, nr Airport, worth the money.
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Nice Hotel
This place was clean and nice. We were actually pretty surprised with how nice it was, especially for the cost. My fiancé and I also got massages which was pretty nice and expensive (like most massages in Thailand). We needed a place before we
went to the airport and this worked out great.
Hotels for transfer
I arrived in Bangkok at 2:00 midnight.Therefore nearby hotel was very convenient.This hotel can be recommended for people who want to transfer.
Round-trip airport transfers are free.
Good spot by the airport
I had a flight that left at 7am out of BKK. I'm glad I stayed here. Good location, easy shuttle, and some good bars and food choices right by the airport.
I will be staying again next time I pass thru.
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Dont book this hotel ever.
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Closed to the airport. The staff was nice. My room is ok but not clean still had hair on the floor.
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Near airport, ideal if you arrive late at night or have an early flight to catch.
Good food stands within a few mins walking distance, also a few bars again within
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Good location close to the airport
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Wilson College Film/Dinner Treats Viewers to "The Best of Bavaria"
Bavaria has been called "Germany's Heaven." Filmmakers Fran and Brooke Reidelberger call it a photographer's dream. Their film, "The Best of Bavaria," will be shown as part of the Wilson College World Travel Film and Ethnic Dinner Series on Tuesday, Nov. 15.More
October 27, 2011
Science Seminar Speaker to Explore Mathematical Probabilities
Dr. Kate McGivney, Shippensburg University math professor, will address "Untangling Probability Paradoxes" Wilson College on Thursday, Nov. 3, as part of the college's "Science in Society" seminar series. The talk, which is free and open to the public, will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the Warfield Hall auditorium.More
October 27, 2011
Orchesis to Perform Nov. 11 and 12
The Wilson College modern dance ensemble, Orchesis, will present its annual fall concert on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 11 and 12, in Wilson's Appenzellar-Buchanan Dance Studio. Performances will be held at 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, with a Saturday matinee at 1 p.m. followed by question-and-answer session.More
October 27, 2011
Wilson Soccer Finishes the 2011 Season
The Wilson College Soccer team was defeated 0-3 by Penn State Harrisburg in their final game of the 2011 season on Tuesday afternoon. Despite a few good opportunities, the Phoenix were unable to score on the Lady Lions. Katie Murphy (Schnecksville, PA/ Parkland) recorded 8 saves in the net for Wilson.More
October 24, 2011
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October 21, 2011
Wilson College Hosts Symposium on Food Issues for Professionals, Students
Wilson College will host a symposium entitled "Closing the Food Gap — Connecting Community and Local Food," on Thursday, Nov. 10, for professionals and students interested in issues involving local food, nutrition education, and how to improve access to locally grown or raised food.More
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Wilson College Gallery Exhibits Work of Lycoming College Professor
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Popular Wilson College Vet Club Dog Washes Set for Oct. 22, 23
CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. – The Wilson College Veterinary Medical Technology Club will host two dog washes this fall – on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 22 and 23. Both will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the college veterinary building near the Park Avenue campus entrance off U.S. 11 (Philadelphia Avenue).More


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Media Release March 2 2015
In response to question from the media regarding a recent landslide at Southlands, Stuart Hayward issued the following:
We weren't aware of this particular slide. The coastline along a considerable stretch of our south shore is vulnerable to erosion, a vulnerability that is amplified during bouts of heavy rainfall and/or heavy wind and wave action. We can expect wave-related erosion to increase along with rising ocean levels, whether the rise is due to localised events such as the recent warm-water eddy spun off from the Gulf Stream or due to macro events associated with climate change (mainly from melting glacial- and polar-ice and thermal expansion of ocean water). Heightened acidity of ocean- and rain-water, linked to elevated levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide, along with increased intensity of rain and ocean events will predictably add to overall erosion — coastal and in-land.
Opinions differ about prevention, ranging from big-picture preventative (reducing human output of the "greenhouse gases), to localised building of break-waters and schemes to harden areas of substrate and boost their resistance to erosion.
This event does remind us of the long-overdue induction of Southlands into the national parks system. We were told the hold-up was a management plan for the park but I understand that the management plan has been completed so there should be no obstacle to a timely formalising of Southlands as a park. The public saved Southlands from development and deserves to see the park protected from future development schemes. Remedial work on the Southlands coastline, as well as within the parkland to buildings and vegetation is likely to be limited while Southlands remains in limbo.
2015 Issue 12
BEST (Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce)
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BULLETIN – Issue 12 (February 2015)
America's Cup 35:A Steering Committee including representatives from many local environmental groups has met and begun formulating plans and actions. It is encouraging to note that Mike Winfield, Chief Executive, America's Cup, Bermuda, has expressed interest and concern regarding environmental matters and has agreed to meet with the steering committee.
The BUZZ:
Planning Applications:
Pink Beach: the Development Applications Board rejected their development plan for the part of the land zoned Agricultural Reserve. Bermuda's acreage of agricultural land has declined considerably from 1540 acres in 1959 to less than 400. It is vitally important to preserve, and use effectively these remaining acres. It was noted by Conservation Services that "much of the Island's agriculture reserves are not used for cultivation due to land owners passively or actively discouraging farmers from using the plots." http://www.royalgazette.com/article/20150212/NEWS/150219893
Perhaps it is time for a Government incentive scheme for landowners who allow farmers to make use of their land for growing food?
2015 Year of Soils:
Tying in with preserving our agricultural land a quote from the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO): "Our soils are in danger because of expanding cities, deforestation, unsustainable land use and management practices, pollution, overgrazing and climate change. The current rate of soil degradation threatens the capacity to meet the needs of future generations. The promotion of sustainable soil and land management is central to ensuring a productive food system, improved rural livelihoods and a healthy environment." Find more on the vital role of soils at http://www.fao.org/soils-2015/soil-facts/en/#c32016 and be sure to add to the health of your garden through composting
Bermuda Botanical Gardens:
BEST was born out of the actions taken to 'Save the Gardens' when it was proposed to build a hospital in the grounds. A petition is circulating at the moment regarding the rebuilding of the Maintenance Yard in the centre of the gardens. For more information see https://www.facebook.com/takebackourpark
The Green Cooperative:
No, not a shop but the name for a number of environmental groups who came together thanks to Chewstick's 2014 Beachfest to deal with waste management issues arising out of large public events. The first collaborative event will be the Catlin End to End Walk in May 2015.
The members of The Green Cooperative are (in alpha order):
Catlin End-to-End
Government's Waste Management
Government's Parks Department
The above is a small sampling of the work BEST is engaged in. Your support, financially and/or through volunteering, allows us to continue to work and is very much welcomed and appreciated. We wish you a happy Valentine's Day and urge you to "share your love" with our Island home.
BEST regards
Jennifer Flood
Communications Coordinator
The BUZZ
Members of The BUZZ Committee were delighted to be presented with one of photographer Othneal Haynes' amazing bee photographs by Stuart Hayward, BEST President & Chief Advocacy Officer in recognition of the work they have been doing on behalf of bees in Bermuda.
Close up - you can even see the pollen sacs!
Year of Soils 2015
The attractive, well tended and inspiring vegetable plots at the Botanical Gardens. Notice the rich, red soil. Take a visit and chat with the gardeners who care for and maintain these beautiful areas.
2014 Throne Speech
BEST's Wish List
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BEST comments on the Protected Species Bill 2014
13 June 2014
Of course we here at BEST were concerned about proposed amendments to the Protected Species Act, especially as the Explanatory Memorandum highlighted the expansion of the Minister's discretion to permit "destruction of protected species" and "destruction of critical habitats". At our request, BEST along with other members of the environmental community were given a presentation from a senior Civil Servant who answered most of our questions satisfactorily.
The core issue goes beyond this legislation. Bermuda is an almost totally urbanized island and, as a result, just about every endemic or native species is endangered or threatened with extinction. While Bermuda is often given credit for having the foresight to enact laws protecting endangered species, such laws are seldom passed before the resources they were designed to protect were already seriously depleted. As an example, in 1616 — a mere seven years after the first human settlement on the Island — Governor Daniel Tucker issued a proclamation "against the spoyle and havocke of the cahow and other birds." But, as subsequent historians have commented, "it came too late for they were mostly destroyed before."
Despite the various legislative attempts in the last century, it still became necessary in 2003 to pass a local Protected Species Act, in which all the most threatened species and their habitats were given total protection with provision for maximum fines of $10,000 for anyone deliberately causing their destruction. Instead of having the desired effect, aspects of the Act raised fears it would be invoked to prevent any development. If, for instance, a stand of cedars and palmettos was growing on a development lot, or if a cedar had self-seeded adjacent to a house and was causing cracks in the foundation or growing roots into a tank, it was feared any further development on that site would be blocked.
As a result, people were actually declining to plant any endangered species on their property to avoid such restrictions in the future. Some actually cut trees down in secret.
This is a prime example of where the letter of the law comes into conflict with the spirit of the law. It points out why laws can never replace values or the exercise of common sense. There will always be exceptions where the sacrifice of an individual or habitat of an endangered species can be justified, and we are persuaded now that the amendment to the Act is intended to allow for those exceptions, provided that the overriding purpose of the act is not violated.
However, we remain concerned that the amendments that make provision for exceptions put the onus of decision-making in these cases exclusively with the Minister. Past experience has taught us that discretionary powers can be abused. We will need to be vigilant to keep the spirit of the law uppermost. We will also need to place more emphasis on values and education alongside enforcement. We have to accept that laws cannot by themselves replace values, and use to our advantage the principle that values can be instilled through education.
Ultimately, common sense dictates that we should make every effort to preserve and protect species such as our cedar trees, but this should not prevent us from removing occasional individual trees that threaten a house foundation or water tank. It should not even prevent us from harvesting them for their valuable timber, provided we plant replacements to make such harvesting sustainable. That would be common sense.
Meanwhile, we are reasonably confident that the amendments made today to the Protected Species Act are a step in the right direction.
BEST comments on Pink Beach Club proposed development
Royal Gazette Friday, December 12, 2014
BEST comments on America's Cup 35
Royal Gazette, Monday, December 8, 2014
BERMUDA BOTANICAL GARDENSJanuary 19 2015 BEST grew out of the Save Our Gardens campaign several years ago. See our comments on the latest developments at the Gardens at http://www.royalgazette.com/article/20150119/NEWS/150119706
BERMUDA'S ECO SCHOOL PROGRAMMEJanuary 19 2015 BEST has recently become affiliated with Greenrock's very successful Bermuda Eco School Programme. http://www.royalgazette.com/article/20150119/NEWS05/150119716
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December 2014
All Hail the 35th America's Cup opportunity:
The following is part of the text in BEST's recent press release
"The Bermuda Environmental and Sustainability Taskforce (BEST) applauds Bermuda on becoming home to the 2017 America's Cup (AC) and looks forward to all of the exciting opportunities that this presents our Island home. As examples, the AC will bring in foreign capital, and that will bring much-needed economic stimulus to the Island.
"Before we plough ahead with our preparations, we would just like to highlight that it is important to be mindful of the longer-term economic, environmental and social implications of each and every development.
"BEST encourages the Bermuda Government, the West End Development Corporation (WEDCO), developers and all Bermudians to take a longer-term view as we begin preparing for the America's Cup. Let us "begin with the end in mind", and ask ourselves how each development fits into our longer-term plans, be it for marinas, hotels, transport or cultural developments. Let us strive to achieve facilities of which everyone in Bermuda can be proud. It is only by being mindful of the longer-term implications from the outset that Bermuda can be left with sustainable solutions that achieve environmental, economic and social prosperity for the broadest segment of our community right through 2017 and far beyond."
Response and Offer of Assistance:
BEST was very pleased to receive an email from Mr. Tyson Bottenus who is the Sustainability Director of Sailors for the Sea, an ocean conservation organization who were involved in the 34th America's Cup in San Francisco as the Official Clean Regattas Partner to help coordinate the sustainability impact of the event. His offer to provide us some guidance will be invaluable to the local environmental groups who want to imprint sustainability on this event.
The Management Plan has been completed. Hopefully the area will be declared a National Park soon. The cottage at Southlands is in the process of being designated a Grade 2 Listed Bldg and comments from the public are invited. Deadline Dec 31st. see more at
I was at Southlands recently and the house is looking rather sorry for itself. Lots of tlc needed - and soon
The BUZZ:
A small group will be meeting in the New Year to examine the use of products containing microbeads, some of which are available in Bermuda. Do check labels of your shower and bath products, face & body scrubs, and toothpaste (to name a few). Look to avoid products that contain polyethylene and polypropylene. More information available at http://5gyres.org/how_to_get_involved/campaigns-microbead/
Planning Applications:
BEST continues to monitor planning applications, and is hoping that we won't be seeing another increase in the number of retroactive applications given the fee has been reduced. Whilst there is provision in the law for this, it is far than ideal to have work completed without the proposed work having been assessed and sanctioned first.
Congratulations to hard-working BEST volunteers Judy Motyer and Jessica Tannock, who were nominated as Volunteers of the Year for BEST in recognition of their work to protect and sustain Bermuda's Bees and in reviewing development applications. They will receive their certificates at a reception hosted by the Centre on Philanthropy. Congratulations too to BEST's Junior Management Member (Megan Sutcliffe) who not only dedicates a considerable amount of time to BEST but is also an international and local, team and individual award-winning member of debate teams. These skills will be an invaluable asset in the continued advocacy for the environment.
I was thrilled to be on the Aquarium boat a couple of weekends ago, looking for - and finding - cahows gathering off Bermuda prior to heading inland to nesting burrows. A pair of cahows gave a wonderful aerial display as they chased one another, skimming across the wave tops, twisting and turning with barely a beat of a wing. Magnificent! Many thanks to the Audubon Society and BAMZ for organizing these trips. Particular thanks to Dr David Wingate, whose lifetime of work, sustaining and growing the tiny group of cahows found in the 1950's ensured their survival.
BEST's Christmas Cheer Celebration:
We recently enjoyed the company of some of our most dedicated volunteers and BEST Friends at an evening gathering at the BEST office. It was a way to warm our (fairly) new office space and to say thank you to those who lend us their support. Hand-made decorations from students of BHS graced the walls and ceilings as well as the branches of our Christmas cedar trees, donated by Save Open Spaces (SOS). Our guests tasted delicious canapés by Sam Crew's catering firm "Arugula" and Stuart's famous hot apple cider while enjoying seasonal sounds from DJ Najib Chentouf, a comedy routine by his son Yassine and unique ukelele music and songs by Mike Hind. We are immensely grateful to them all.
With Christmas approaching, please include your Bermuda Island home on your gift list either through a donation or through an earth friendly action. Donations to BEST can be made online through the BEST website www.best.org.bm or by direct deposit to our Bank of Butterfield account, number 20-006-060-625713-100.
Wishing you all the very BEST for the Season.
Jennifer Flood
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By: Rebecca M. Blank
The March unemployment rate finally inched up over 5 percent. Unemployment -- the share of the labor force without a job but actively seeking work – has been largely unchanged since last July and is far below the high unemployment rates of past recessions. Some argue that this is a sign that jobs are still available, and that policies to help the unemployed – such as extending Unemployment Insurance benefits – are not currently necessary.
Don't believe these arguments. Serious labor market problems loom: both employment and wages have fallen in recent months. Job losses are not limited to one or two areas of the economy, but are increasingly evident in all almost industries.
Most troublesome, long-term unemployment is higher than it has ever been at this point in the economic cycle. Almost 20 percent of all unemployed persons have been out of work for six months or longer. At the beginning of the last two recessions, that number was closer to 12 percent. This suggests that a substantial fraction of those who lost jobs in 2007 are having serious difficulties finding new jobs.
By my calculations, 9 percent of the labor force is in trouble right now. I've added the number of unemployed to those who are involuntarily working in part-time jobs because they can't find full-time work, and included those who say they want to work but have given up looking.
With these problems in the labor market, why is the unemployment rate not rising rapidly? There are at least three reasons. First, the American work force is aging as the baby boom bulge moves into their 50s. This demographic shift lowers overall unemployment rates because older workers are more stably employed and have less unemployment. If you compare the current unemployment rates by age group with equivalent rates in July 1990 – the first month of the 1990-91 recession—it turns out that unemployment rates are as high or higher among virtually every age group in 2008. Yet overall unemployment in March 2008 was 5.1 percent, still lower than the 5.5 percent in July 1990. This is because the share of the population in the high-unemployment (younger) groups has fallen, while it's risen in the lower unemployment (older) groups. But any worker who looks around at others in her age group will find unemployment is as high as in past periods.
These shifting demographics should change our expectations about what constitutes low versus high unemployment. If the population in 2008 looked like the population in 1990, our current unemployment rate would be 5.5 percent, not 5.1 percent, the same unemployment rate recorded in the first month of the 1990 recession.
Second, the share of the population that is working or looking for work has fallen over the past year. If we're losing jobs, but unemployment hasn't increased, this means that some people are dropping out of the labor market entirely. This 'discouraged worker' effect is often a sign that workers are pessimistic about their chances of finding a new job. The declines in labor force participation are particularly noticeable among very low skilled workers and among younger workers. Growing numbers of discouraged workers are not a good sign for the labor market.
Third, the rising share of young men in jail or prison depresses unemployment rates among younger men. The Pew Foundation recently reported that 1 out of ever 100 adult Americans are now in prison. Our labor force statistics exclude these individuals, who are disproportionately likely to be young men of color, a population that tends to have high unemployment rates.
The overall unemployment rate among men would be about 8 percent higher if those in prison were out and experiencing the same labor market as others of their race and age. By expanding our prison population, we have reduced the unemployment numbers.
In short, today's unemployment rate cannot be directly compared to unemployment in earlier periods. If we had a similar population in the labor force today as in earlier periods, our current unemployment rate would much higher.
It's also important to note that unemployment is always a lagging indicator in an economic slowdown. Unemployment rises during recessions and often peaks after a recession has ended. If, like me, you believe that the U.S. economy is in a recession, then unemployment rates are likely to increase steadily in the months ahead.
Given this, now is the time to enact extended Unemployment Insurance benefits. Unemployment payments typically end after six months. Extended benefits would provide longer-term payments to those still seeking jobs and can assist these workers as they continue to look for work. Waiting for the unemployment rate to rise higher before we take action in the current economic slowdown would be a mistake.
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Security forces firing rubber bullets and tear gas have attacked the headquarters of Bahrain's main Shia opposition party in the capital Manama.
Police also used tear gas to disperse hundreds of opposition supporters attempting to protest elsewhere in the capital.
A 13-year-old girl was among those hurt, with a serious injury to her thigh, opposition officials said.
Friday's clampdown was the latest episode in 10 months of unrest between Bahrain's Sunni monarchy and an opposition movement led by the country's majority Shias, who have long complained of discrimination.
Matar Matar, a fromer al-Wefaq member of parliament, said they had given the government a proper notice regarding the protest, but police still used excessive force to disperse their supporters.
"Today, the government did not allow us to do our protest. Even the legal protests are facing difficulty and the space is reducing for the freedom of expression," he told Al Jazeera.
"We were expecting the opposite after the BICI [Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry] report; that there would be more space."Prayer servicesThe report, released last month, said security forces used excessive force and tortured detainees during its crackdown.
King Hamad bin Isa al-Khalifa pledged that officials involved in the abuses would be held accountable.
"We are asking the government to enter a partnership and dialogue to implement the recommendations of BICI, but the response was just the opposite," Matar said.
"They are trying to marginalize us, and trying to ignore all our calls for partnership and negotiations."
Defying government orders, Shia clerics on Friday also held prayer services on the rubble of mosques that had been bulldozed by authorities earlier this year.
It was the first time that Shia clerics have actively taken part in the protest movement, openly defying the government.
'Demand democracy'Clerics say at least 38 mosques used by their congregations were destroyed since the protests began in February.
"We will start a campaign to defend our religious sites and the first such activity starts with a protest at the end of the prayer at Diraz grand mosque,'' said Sheikh Isa Qassim, a senior Shia cleric, during his Friday sermon.
Diraz is an opposition stronghold northwest of the capital.
"We demand democracy for one people, Sunni and Shia, and we understand the approach of the government that aims to divide our people. We are the ones who insist on unity, and because of this we are targeted by the government,'' he said.
Since February, at least 40 people have been killed in crackdowns on protesters. Hundreds of activists have also been detained and brought to trial on anti-state charges in a special security court set up after authorities imposed marital law and invited a Saudi-led Gulf military force into the country to help deal with dissent.
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With two full days down, I continue to be struck by the incredible mix of everyday miracles and frustrating setbacks here.
On Sunday, I watched an airlift transfer of an earthquake victim who is paralyzed from the waist down. Her name is Marilynn. She's 32 years old and has three daughters. This was her fourth trip on a helicopter since the earthquake, she told me. This latest transport would take her from the hospital in Milot, where she had surgery last week to stabilize her spine, to a spinal cord clinic that's opened in a town about 10 miles away. The road, though, was too rugged to keep her healing back immobile en route, so she took the trip in by air.
This small transport perfectly illustrates the way international collaboration here has been made possible by small, individual choices. The ambulance that brought Marilynn to the soccer field-turned-helipad was donated from Connecticut before the earthquake. A Crudem board member drove it down the east coast to a Fort Lauderdale port, where it was shipped over to Haiti. The medical airlift is a corporate helicopter donated for use by a German company. It's not designed for moving patients, but since many of the medical helicopters have pulled out since the USS Comfort hospital ship left the country, the company has stayed to fill in the gaps. The nurses slid Marilynn in the narrow space behind the pilots' seats. A physical therapist from England (who's been volunteering for weeks while she's unemployed back home) slipped in beside her to keep the pillow propped just so, to make the trip as comfortable as possible. The spinal cord clinic that received Marilynn has just opened since the earthquake. The Baptist organization that runs it had planned to run a conventional health clinic, but after the earthquake, its leaders decided to change course and develop the few spinal cord specialty clinics in Haiti.
It was a harrowing sight of Marilynn taking off into the air for new, specialized treatment that wouldn't have been possible before January 12. But along with it came the pull of the question, "What next?" What will happen to her after her rehab is complete? The clinic has already a wheelchair lined up for her to take, but she doesn't know yet where she will go. When I asked her just before takeoff, she said her family's house is too small, and her own house was completely destroyed. But she told me she has her three girls to take care of — she just doesn't know where that will be.
A trip into the city to chase down paperwork on Monday brought that same feeling — that some progress had been made, but just enough to end the day craving more. I made the 45-minute ride into Cap Haitien with the charge nurse Heather Toner, a physical therapist, and Joseph, the 17-year-old who lost his whole family in the earthquake – both parents and his sister. Heather has made it her mission to help him get his immigration paperwork in order while he's still a minor, so he has the option of international foster care or adoption. The only paperwork he has to his name at this point is his medical chart that started when he arrived here in mid-January and testimony from a witness that both his parents are in fact deceased. Once we met up with a translator named Patrick, who used some of his rare hours off to help us navigate the city and the Haitian bureaucracy.
We started at a local police station, where Joseph told his story and reported his birth date, before a woman stopped him and told us we were in the wrong place. We needed to go to another police station. At the next stop, after a long wait, Joseph and Patrick emerged with a white piece of paper filled out in blue ink. This piece of paper documented that his original birth certificate was indeed lost. Next, we were sent to a local state office of civil records. The first one we visited was fruitless — the three men there told us they couldn't help. The last stop for the day was a second civil records office, where a man told Patrick that he may be able to help with a birth certificate. He was told to come back Wednesday, and Joseph will still need paperwork from Port-au-Prince. That city's just 75 miles from here, but the trip can take at least seven hours by car. Heather doesn't know yet who she will get to help from there.
[UPDATE: After our crazy paperwork chase, Joseph received a birth certificate on Wednesday, and he took passport photos yesterday (Thursday). Next step is a hand-off in Port-au-Prince tomorrow.]
Finally, I want to add one more note on the epic dance party that gathered Sunday outside the tents that house earthquake victims. I heard later from the doctor of the young girl who was the star of the dance floor. She was about nine or ten years old, and when she arrived in the courtyard outside the tents, she was heavily leaning on her crutches to keep weight off a bandaged knee. She winced in pain whenever her father touched her leg. Her doctor, who was already worried because she's not been bending her knee as much as he'd like, watched from across the circle that surrounded the dance floor. But slowly, he noticed, her head starting bobbing. Then her hips started swaying. Before long, she was nudged out on the dance floor with two other girls. Then, in a flash, it was on: a straight-up dance off to a Haitian hip hop song. The crowd cheered with each chorus that brought tighter beats and faster-paced pelvic thrusts. She dropped her crutches halfway through the song and just dug in.
We are the 2 nurses who worked with Marilynn in the ICU the night before she left. We never got to say goodbye...as you know things happen quickly in Haiti ...and she was gone. How wonderful to see her again...we miss her so
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Thank you so much for reporting on the work being done in Haiti. My brother, Bob, is the doctor from Univ of Iowa that is there with you this week. I believe he might even be rooming with your dad. He has spoken very highly of your parents and the whole team. Thank you for putting words & pictures up so those of us at home can share in your experiences. We're praying for you all, and for the hurting people of Haiti. God bless.
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The St. Louis County Library Foundation and Left Bank Books are pleased to present a Reading Garden Event Series program with children's book author Oliver Jeffers, who will discuss his new book "This Moose Belongs to Me." The free, public event will be held on Sunday, November 18 at 2:00 p.m. at Library Headquarters, 1640 S. Lindbergh Blvd.
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Oliver Jeffers, the bestselling creator of "Stuck" and "The Incredible Book Eating Boy," delivers another deceptively simple book sure to make kids giggle.
The age-old tale of a boy and his moose . . .
Wilfred is a boy with rules. He lives a very orderly life. It's fortunate, then, that he has a pet who abides by rules, such as not making noise while Wilfred educates him on his record collection. There is, however, one rule that Wilfred's pet has difficulty following: Going whichever way Wilfred wants to go. Perhaps this is because Wilfred's pet doesn't quite realize that he belongs to anyone. A moose can be obstinate in such ways.
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Oliver Jeffers is a renowned and award-winning artist and picture book creator. He was the recipient of the 2006 Nestlé Gold Medal, the highest honor for children's books in his native UK. His previous picture books, the New York Times bestseller "Stuck," "How to Catch a Star," "Lost and Found" (which was made into an animated film), "The Way Back Home," "The Incredible Book Eating Boy," "The Great Paper Caper" and "The Heart and the Bottle" have won many awards including the Blue Peter Book of the Year and the Irish Book Awards Children's Book of the Year, and he has been shortlisted for the Kate Greenaway Medal.
St. Louis County Library Foundation's Reading Garden Event Series hosts free family events with authors and musicians. Sponsors include Commerce Bank, Companion, and the Sara Guth Costigan Memorial Fund.
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