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It's finally time for me to share this little idea I've been working on. I know this will not appeal to everyone…but I hope it will be a blessing to some. It's the Women Living Well Forum – a place to connect! When I was pregnant with my son (over 10 years ago), I found the "BabyCenter" forums. I LOVED connecting with other women who were pregnant at the same time and sharing our pregnancy experiences with each other. Then we had our babies and for about 2 years, I lurked and found a lot of great wisdom and […]Read More
Giving Thanks & WLWW Monthly Link-Up Party
Over the years, many women have asked for suggestions of blogs their husband's can read. My personal favorite is DesiringGod.org. But – I am happy to announce a brand new blog I am contributing at! This website has both men and women writers and it's called For the Family. I am over there today writing about – Giving Thanks to the Generations that Came Before Us – please come visit me there and while you are there click around and check out the other blog posts and writers! And don't forget to send your husband there too! Happy Thanksgiving – […]Read More
It's Women Living Well Wednesday Link-Up Party!!!
It's WLW's -Last Wednesday of the Month- Link-Up Party!! {confetti} Blogging friends, I can't wait to see what you all have been writing lately! Link up your favorite posts from the past month below! And reading friends – grab a cup of coffee and come fellowship with us on this blog hop! If you have never taken the time to check out these other bloggers – you are missing out! The ladies that link-up below are amazing writers and creators and I just know that one of them is going to encourage you today! Join the fun, do a […]Read More
The Webcast Schedule & WLWW Link-Up Party!
Above you will find the dates, topics and the keynote speakers for the Thursday night webcasts. Each Thursday night the featured speaker will speak for about 15 minutes – then she will be joined on the couch by 3 other women. THIS week, we have a special treat. The schedule is as follows: Karen Ehman will start us out with a HILARIOUS skit! Then I will speak on the topic of Finding Rest In Your Home. Then ALL 7 speakers will join me on the couch for a discussion. The entire webcast will last a total of 42 minutes. […]Read More
GMG Fall Session & WLWW Monthly Link-Up Party!
Do you feel like your spiritual life got lazy over the summer or like you could use some accountability and guidance with your daily devotions? Then come join us over at GoodMorningGirls.org! Our summer session just ended and enrollment for fall begins August 19th! We will be reading in the book of Luke! I hope you will join us over at GoodMorningGirls.org for this FREE 8 week on-line Bible study including a Bible reading plan, Study guide, weekly videos and devotionals. I write there twice a month – so I hope to see you there 🙂 Walk with the King, […]Read More
It's WLWW Link-Up Party Time!
Today our Classical Conversations (homeschool weekly class) came to an end. Both of my children had amazing teachers, made great new friends and had an enriching educational experience. We are so grateful for this class. This is a family photo from today. I will write later more about our homeschooling year along with some pictures from this class but for now … It's WLWW Link-Up Party Time!! {confetti} Blogging friends, I can't wait to see what you all have been writing lately! Link up your favorite posts from the past month below! And reading friends – grab a cup of coffee and […]Read More
The Dig ~ Volume 2 & WLWW Link-Up Party!
This is my friend Ruth – she is the creator of TheBetterMom.com (and in this picture she was picking me up to head to a blogging conference.) I love this girl (who happens to be a graduate of Moody Bible Institute too – woot!). Last July when her first volume of The Dig for Kids came out I told you all about it…This month she has released Volume 2! For those of you who haven't heard of The Dig, a typical Dig lesson consists of the following four components: 1. The Map: The Map tells you and your child where you'll be going in […]Read More
The First Blog I Ever Followed & A Link-Up Party
Before we start this month's blog hop, I thought I would share with you the first blog I ever read on a daily basis. The blog is called Girl Talk. I began reading it many many moons ago but lately I've been so busy writing, I don't have time to read there but they are still wonderfully inspiring! I went back to their blog to see when it began –and I can only go back in the archives to 2005 but I am almost certain that they existed in 2003 and they just don't have the archives…I read them every.single.day.for.years.on.end! And I bought 3 of their […]Read More
January Faves & WLWW Link-Up Party!
Announcement: Women Living Well Wednesdays will now be a monthly link-up rather than a weekly link-up. It will be on the last Wednesday of every month. These were some of my favorite reads from around the web this past month. 1. Boy Dads – it's a new blog for dads! I personally know some of the Daddy contributors to this blog and am SO excited to see them pulling together to write for our men!!! My husband has subscribed via email. Maybe your husbands would want to subscribe too? 2. I loved this post by Jen Wilken: New Year, New Self-Control here's an excerpt: January […]Read More
10 Things I'm Thankful For & WLWW Link-up!
I could make a list of 100 things I'm thankful for but I don't want to bore you – so here's my top 10. 1. God's Word – the Bible. Daily I come to this living well, to drink a tall glass of living water and it is from this Living Well that Women Living Well was born. 2. My Husband – our fearless leader. 3. Two beautiful gifts I get to homeschool! 4. A godly heritage. (my dad, mom and grandmother.) 5. Sisters who challenge and inspire me (even when I didn't get the "purple and black" memo for […]Read More
How To Make Homemade Crayons & Link-Up Party!
I am not a very crafty mama but this is one craft we do yearly…after I explain the steps you'll see why. 🙂 How to Make Homemade Crayons: 1. Have your children peel the paper off of worn out crayons. (This is great because it should keep your children busy for a long time while you get work done or read a good book – like your Bible!) 2. Get out metal cookie cutters (if you don't have these on hand you will need to purchase them – but they are usually quite cheap at dollar stores this time of year!) 3. Break […]Read More
The 3rd Annual Making Your Home a Haven Challenge Is Back!
For the past 2 years we've done this challenge, and an overwhelming number have been asking where it is this fall?! So it's back and I'm excited to get started! Each week I will give you one practical tip and one spiritual tip that you can do to create a haven in your home. Stuffed full calendars and to-do lists sky high can leave the entire family feeling tense during the holiday season. I believe we can create a physical environment, as well as a spiritual environment, that can bring peace, harmony and a sense of calmness to our homes if […]Read More
Are You On Facebook? Join the WLWW Link-Up Party!
Linker-uppers – PLEASE note that there are TWO link-ups below- ONE for Facebook Pages and ONE for Blog Posts!!!! We've linked up our Etsy Stores, Twitter profiles (and I followed every single one of you back 🙂 ), Pinterest boards and now it's one of my favorites – Facebook time!!!! Do you have a public facebook page that you would like to share with like-minded Christian women? Link-it up below! I plan on visiting as many as I can. Here's how you do it – click on the "enter here" link. Then enter the web address to your Facebook Page like this: http://www.facebook.com/womenlivingwell Then […]Read More
Are You On Pinterest? Join the WLWW Link-Up Party!
Linker-uppers – PLEASE note that there are TWO link-ups below- ONE for Pinterest Boards and ONE for Blog Posts!!!! 2 weeks ago we linked up our Etsy Stores, last week we linked up our twitter profiles (and I followed every single one of you back 🙂 ) and this week it's Pinterest time!!! You do NOT have to have a blog to participate! If you are a like-minded, sister in Christ, who is open to others following you – link up below!!! I plan on visiting as many as I can. Here's how you do it – click on the "enter […]Read More
Are You On Twitter? Join the WLWW Link-Up Party!
Linker-uppers – PLEASE note that there are TWO link-ups below- ONE for Twitter Profiles and ONE for Blog Posts!!!! Last week – I invited women with Etsy stores to share their Etsy store links…and that was confusing and we ended up with blog posts intermingled. So sorry for the confusion. Oddly enough – I want to try it again anyways – cause it's fun to mix it up a little right? 🙂 This time – I want to invite those on twitter! You do NOT have to have a blog to participate! If you are a like-minded, sister in Christ, who […]Read More
Do You Have an Etsy Shop? Join the WLWW Link-Up Party!
Etsy Shop: The Painted Board I have heard from many of you that you have etsy stores! I would like to let all Women Living Well readers who have etsy stores share their talents here this week. So if you have an etsy store – please link it right here for others to find! (not in the blogger link-up below). We can't wait to see what you all have been creating! NOTICE this link up right here is for Esty Links the WLWW link-up is lower on the page! _________________________________________________ Bloggers! If you have never […]Read More
Women Living Well Wednesdays ~ Link-Up Party!
Thank you Darlene (Time Warp Wife) for a beautiful reminder. Home is the first school our children attend. The first lesson in LOVE is learned by watching the way you love each other. Love on your husband – not just for you and your husband – but for the little eyes who are watching you. Don't forget to give him some "shoulder-to-shoulder" time this week! Walk with the King, _________________________________________________ If you have never taken the time to check out these other bloggers – you are missing out! The ladies that link-up below are amazing writers and creators […]Read More
Women Living Well Wednesday Link-Up Party!
I need to say a HUGE thank you to every single one of you that took the time to comment on yesterday's post. Your prayers have left me speechless – and that's hard to do! lol! 😉 Thank you and God bless you all!!! ___________________________________________________ And NOW… If you have never taken the time to check out these other bloggers – you are missing out! The ladies that link-up below are amazing writers and creators and I just know that one of them is going to encourage you today! So you're invited to come on in! Join the […]Read More
New Beginnings & WLWW Link-Up Party!
Fall is here and there's lots of new beginnings on-line!!! Here's a few to check out: The Living and Active Challenge – by my real life friend Clare from Peak 313.com! This is one I'm taking! The Dig for Kids 10 week series by Ruth's husband from The Better Mom. Are you on Pinterest? I'm on a new Pinterest board called 15 Must-Follow Christian Women – come follow along! You can find my Women Living Well Pinterest Boards here: And then the New Beginning – I am MOST excited about is the Fall On-line Colossians Bible Study beginning on September 17th over on GoodMorningGirls.org! We […]Read More
Hair Tutorial: Twisty Ponytails & WLWW Link-Up Party!
One commenter wrote on my First Day of School post – "If you don't mind me asking…how did you do your daughter's hair in that last picture? It is so cute! My daughters would love that hairstyle!" ~ Cynthia So I thought I'd share a Hair Tutorial for the Twisty Ponytail because this is so quick and easy! 🙂 ! (I really wish the toilet lid was CLOSED in this video lol! And high five to my boy who was my videographer! Maybe he has a future in this lol!) (if you can't see this video – click here to view it) To see […]Read More


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Our doctors, Dr. Debbie Pisarick are specifically trained to treat children and help them practice healthy habits at a young age. Our team is committed to providing quality pediatric dental care for children from their toddler years on through their teenage years.
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Batrider is a ranged intelligence hero who excels at initiation and harassing enemies. He is a mobile raider capable of dealing enormous amounts of damage, though he must close in on targets to pull it off. Batrider begins by spraying areas with Sticky Napalm, a stacking debuff useful for hindering enemies or gaining vision. In order to get a better view he activates Firefly, leaving a burning trail of liquid fire that scorches those who dare cross his path. Now able to cross through previously impassable terrain Batrider has free reign to decide how to continue his reign of terror. If he's feeling generous he'll hurl an explosive clocktail as a parting shot. More often, he seizes victims with Flaming Lasso and drags them back through his burning trail to the clutches of merciless allies. Used properly, Batrider is a fearsome hero constantly risking his own safety to incite fiery chaos and destruction.
Target Area
- Sticky Napalm can be cast without having to face towards the targeted area.
- Applies a debuff to enemies inside the area. Leaving or entering the area afterwards has no effect.
- Each cast refreshes the duration of the whole stack while adding one more instance.
- The debuff slows and causes the damage. It also shows the amount of current Sticky Napalm stacks on the target.
- Affected units also have a number above them, showing the amount of stacks. This number is only visible to Batrider and his allies, however, they require vision over the target to see it.
- Can slow movement speed for up to 20%/40%/60%/80%. One stack is enough to apply the full turn rate slow.
- Can deal up to 100/150/200/250 (50/75/100/125 to creeps) damage per triggering damage instance (before reductions).
- Sticky Napalm triggers on any damage instance caused by Batrider, except from Orb of Venom, Radiance, Spirit Vessel, Urn of Shadows and damage with the no-reflection flag.
- Batrider himself has to cause the damage. Other units under his control do not trigger Sticky Napalm.
- Sticky Napalm deals its damage in a separate damage instance, right after the triggering damage.
- Provides 400 radius flying vision at the targeted point upon cast for 2 seconds.
Target Area
- Flamebreak travels at a speed of 1200 until reaching the targeted point.
- The projectile has 175 radius flying vision. This vision does not last.
- Knocks units back at a speed of 857.14285714286. Knockback distance is always 300, no matter how far the unit is from the center.
- Units are not disabled during the knockback. They can still turn, attack, cast spells and use items. Channeling spells are not interrupted.
- Can push units over impassable terrain. Any tree a knocked back unit collides with gets destroyed.
- Applies a debuff to the affected targets upon projectile impact which deals damage in 1 second intervals, starting 1 second after it is placed, resulting in 2/4/6/8 instances.
- Can deal up to 70/140/210/280 damage (before reductions).
- The burn debuff from successive casts fully stacks.
- Choosing the duration upgrading talent does not update the duration of already placed Flamebreak damage debuffs.
- Does not affect Roshan.
- Firefly interrupts Batrider's channeling spells upon cast.
- Temporarily grants Batrider unobstructed movement, allowing him to path over impassable terrain, units, buildings, and trees.
- The entire spell effect lasts 15 ( 21.5) seconds, meaning when the duration ends, the entire flame trail disappears at once as well.
- Damage is dealt to every enemy unit which comes within 200 radius of the fire trail.
- Deals 5/15/25/35 damage per interval, starting 0.1 seconds after cast, the first interval is 0.4 seconds, the rest are 0.5 seconds, resulting in 31 ( 44) damage instances.
- Can deal up to 155/465/775/1085 ( 220/660/1100/1540) damage to a single unit (before reductions) when it stays in range for the full duration.
- During Firefly, every tree within 100 radius of Batrider is destroyed.
- The fire trails from successive casts fully stack. Each cast creates its buff with its own fire trail.
- When Batrider dies during Firefly, the already existing fire on the ground still stays for the remaining duration.
- The buffs remain visible in the HUD, and are now only responsible for keeping the already existing fire up.
- This means when respawning before they expire, they do not make Batrider fly again or make him leave fire behind again.
- Choosing the duration upgrading talent does not affect any of Batrider's currently ongoing Firefly instances.
- Does not affect Roshan.
Target Unit
( Enemy Heroes)
- Flaming Lasso fully disables the target for its duration.
- Drags the targeted unit with a 300 distance behind Batrider. Despite the description, can drag the target over impassable terrain.
- If Batrider teleports a distance greater than 425, the lasso breaks.
- If the target gets teleported any distance (even a 0 range teleport is enough), the lasso breaks.
- Flaming Lasso overrides every other position changing effect, making only teleports able to break the lasso.
- The lasso also breaks when either Batrider or the target dies. Casting Dismember or Walrus Kick on the lasso target breaks the lasso as well.
- Batrider is disarmed during Flaming Lasso. The disarm either lasts 3/3.5/4 seconds, or until the lasso is broken, whichever is shorter.
- Deals damage in 1 second intervals, starting immediately upon cast, with a total of 3/3/4 instances.
- Can deal up to 60/120/240 damage per target (before reductions).
- Cannot be cast on, but can drag invulnerable and hidden units.
- Can be cast on Roshan, but he is neither disabled nor dragged ( nor damaged). Batrider is still disarmed.
- It is possible to have multiple units lassoed at the same time (e.g. by using Refresher Orb).
- Aghanim's Scepter causes the closest allied hero (including creep-heroes and illusions) of the target within a 550 range to get lassoed as well. It does not lasso any non-hero units.
- The secondary target is bound to the first, so it is dragged after it, at the same distance as the primary target is dragged behind Batrider.
- This means the secondary target is dragged 600 distance behind Batrider.
- The secondary lasso is independent from the primary. When the primary lasso is broken, its target can act freely while the secondary target remains being dragged by it.
|Hero Talents
|-10s Flamebreak Cooldown
|+6.5s Firefly Duration
|+25 Movement Speed
|12% Cooldown Reduction
|+250 Health
|+5 Sticky Napalm Damage
|+4 Armor
|+5% Spell Amplification
- The health talent increases maximum health capacity, and keeps the current health percentage.
- The cooldown reduction talent stacks multiplicatively with other sources cooldown reduction.
Recent Changes[edit]
- Increased agility gain from 1.5 to 1.8.
- Reduced Sticky Napalm turn rate slow from 70% on each level to 40%/50%/60%/70%.
- Increased Aghanim's Scepter upgraded Flaming Lasso secondary target search radius from 450 to 550.
- Talents:
- Level 15 right talent changed: +2s Flamebreak burn duration -> +5 Sticky Napalm damage.
- Level 25 left talent: -8s Flamebreak cooldown increased to -10s.
- Talents:
- Level 15 right talent: +2.5s Flamebreak burn duration reduced to +2s.
- Level 25 left talent: -7s Flamebreak cooldown increased to -8s.
- Talents:
- Level 10 left talent: +5 armor reduced to +4.
- Level 10 right talent: +6% spell damage amplification reduced to +5%.
- Level 15 left talent: +300 health reduced to +250.
- Level 15 right talent: +3s Flamebreak burn duration reduced to +2.5s.
- Level 20 left talent: +30 movement speed reduced to +25.
- Level 20 right talent: 15% cooldown reduction reduced to 12%.
- Level 25 left talent: -9s Flamebreak cooldown reduced to -7s.
- Level 25 right talent: +8s Firefly duration reduced to +6.5s.
Recommended items[edit]
Starting items:
- Tango gives needed health regeneration during the laning phase.
- Healing Salve restores health to Batrider to keep him in lane.
- Iron Branch gives cheap health, mana, and damage and can build into Magic Wand.
- Clarity sustains mana in lane to keep using abilities.
- Wind Lace increases movement speed to make plays in the offlane, and it can upgrade to Tranquil Boots in the Side Land Shop.
Early game:
- Boots of Speed increases movement speed to keep Firefly on targets.
- Magic Stick helps with sustainability through burst health and mana restoration.
Mid game:
- Tranquil Boots provides a source of health regeneration and huge movement speed bonus to allow Batrider to remain in lane.
- Magic Wand provides attributes and more burst health and mana than Magic Stick.
- Drum of Endurance gives attributes and mana regeneration; but more importantly, the movement speed allows Batrider to quickly grab target with Flaming Lasso to his team.
- Blink Dagger offers exceptional mobility for Batrider to easily go for Flaming Lasso, the most important item for him.
- Force Staff can be used while Lassoing a target, allowing you to drag them even further.
Late game:
- Black King Bar protects Batrider from disables, meaning he can drag the target further out of position without dying as quickly himself.
- Shiva's Guard has an active slow that may prevent enemies from reacting to your initiation; the damage it deals can put their Blink Dagger on cooldown. Also, it gives armor and intelligence for sustainability.
Situational items:
- Infused Raindrops gives early mana regeneration and absorbs some magical damage.
- Eul's Scepter of Divinity gives movement speed to improve Flaming Lasso's drag distance, mana regeneration to help spam your abilities, and also another disable to aid in teamfights or to disjoint projectiles.
- Gem of True Sight, along with unobstructed vision of Firefly and flying vision of Sticky Napalm, enables Batrider to initiate safely from the covers of trees with True Sight.
- Ghost Scepter provides some attributes and makes Batrider invulnerable to physical attacks, a great item to escape or complete your initiation without dying too quickly against carries. It can be also upgraded into Ethereal Blade, which Batrider can freely use, due to his damage output consisting only from magical damage.
- Ethereal Blade provides extra attributes and allows Batrider to defend himself from physical attacks, or to increase damage output and to apply a disarm on a targeted enemy.
- Dagon gives Batrider extra magical damage output and some burst potency, which allows him to kill the enemy affected by Flaming Lasso.
- Boots of Travel gives unmatched global presence and the extra movement speed allows Batrider to drag enemies further.
- Rod of Atos gives attributes to Batrider and can root a target, preventing them from moving.
- Aghanim's Scepter allows Batrider to latch Flaming Lasso on two heroes instead of one, giving tremendous control (especially in the late game).
- Linken's Sphere grants regeneration, attributes, and a Spellblock to protect Batrider during an execution of Flaming Lasso.
- Scythe of Vyse gives attributes, mana regeneration, and a hex to further disable a single target, which proves deadly in the late game.
- Octarine Core supplies health, mana, intelligence, and Spell Lifesteal. The Cooldown Reduction allows Batrider to keep using abilities, which is especially threatening to enemies with an increased frequency of Flaming Lasso.
|Initiator Jungler Disabler Escape
|While most would find being kidnapped by a morde-bat to be a terrifying ordeal, one particular young man found the incident exhilarating. Seeking to relive the thrill of flight, he entered the Yama Raskav Jungle, and came out high above the canopy as the Batrider. Atop his leathery mount, he drenches targets below in Sticky Napalm, increasing their flammability before setting the land ablaze with Firefly. He hurls an explosive cocktail, knocking foes away with Flamebreak. Want a ride? That can be arranged. The Batrider spots heroes from above, and throws out the Flaming Lasso to string them along for an experience they will not soon forget.
- Batrider is occasionally referred to as "Batman" in game, mostly due to the recent popularity of Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy starring Christian Bale and Gary Oldman.
- In DotA, Batrider's full name was "Jin'zakk, the Batrider". In Dota 2, his name was removed for unspecified reasons.
- After killing Faceless Void, Batrider says ▶ "Hey Void! Have you seen Bat to the Future?", which is a reference to the film "Back to The Future"
- Batrider's unused kill response "Scuse me while I cook this guy." is likely a reference to the song Purple Haze by Jimi Hendrix.
- Batrider's concept may well be based on Project X-Ray, a military strategy developed during World War II which involved using bats equipped with small, timed, napalm-like incendiaries to decimate towns (See Alexis C. Madrigal's "Old, Weird Tech: The Bat Bombs of World War II," in The Atlantic, 14 April 2011).


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2016 K2 Luv Struck 80 Ski Review
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Hi, I'm Linda. I just finished skiing the K2 Luv Struck 80. I give this a 4 out of 5 stars. It's an intermediate, beginner-intermediate ski, all-mountain. It's very stable. It's not super forgiving, it won't help you if you're trying to get to that next level but it turns nice and it's good under speed and if you're just cruising the mountain, it's awesome. 4 out of 5.
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Hi, my name's Monica and I just got off the Luv Struck 80. I give this ski a 4 out of 5 rating. It's a great lightweight women's ski. It's great on the frontside and great long turns. A little more forgiving on the short turns. Has a nice little snap coming back on it. It skis long but if you're a frontside kind of gal you're going to love this ski all day. Lightweight - you're not going to get tired on it. I give it a 4 out of 5 rating.
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Hi, I'm Julie. I just got off the K2 Luv Struck 80. I give this ski a 3.5 out of 5 star rating. I thought it was a nice ski for somebody that likes to ski at a slower to moderate pace making short to medium radius turns. I personally think this ski is a little bit soft in the tip for varied snow conditions which you tend to experience more in that 80 waisted. You might be looking for something a little more versatile. It definitely skied well in the softer snow at the bottom of the mountain here. It was a little chopped up at the top and the way that this ski skis, it floats up on top of that. It doesn't quite power through it as much as the stiffer version with the metal. So, 3.5 out of 5 stars for this one.
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Hi, I'm Annie and I just jumped off the K2 Luv Struck 80. It's a wood core, lightweight, intermediate, beginner ski. It was pretty stable. In the short turns a little bit iffy, better in the long turns. It had a nice response throughout and it would be a lot of fun to experience some powder as a beginner-intermediate skier. I'd give it a really strong 3 out of 5.


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Jane Meares
Board Chair
Jane Meares is a barrister at Clifton Chambers where she is involved in a broad range of public sector and commercial advisory work, working with in-house legal teams, firms of solicitors and overseas clients. Jane is also the Chief Commissioner for the Transport Accident Investigation Commission and Deputy Chair of the Electoral Commission.
Prior to joining Clifton Chambers, Jane was the chief legal adviser at the New Zealand Treasury. She has undertaken a number of independent enquiries and reviews for government departments, provides advice on commercial matters, and assists entities in the development and interpretation of legislation.
In addition to the Transport Accident Investigation Commission, Jane holds a number of governance roles including a director of ECNZ, an independent member of one commercial advisory board for the Department of Corrections, chair of the Ballet Foundation of New Zealand Trust and a trustee of the UNICEF Children's Foundation
Tuhi Leef
Consumer Representative
Tuhi hails from the north (Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Whātua) and is currently the CEO of the Genesis Youth Trust. He is also a Board Member for Workbridge, the largest NZ employment agency for people with a disability, injury or illness and is a Chartered Member of the Institute of Directors. Tuhi has several years' governance experience and attained his Post Graduate Certificate in governance with Waikato University.
Over the last five years Tuhi has used his strong financial services background to help several hundred Māori, Pasifika and NZ whānau improve their financial literacy; mainly assisting families with budgeting, savings and debt reduction plans.
Mary Holm ONZM
Consumer Representative
Mary Holm writes a personal finance Q&A column in the Weekend Herald, presents a financial segment on RNZ, and is a best-selling author and seminar presenter on personal finance. Mary was also a founding director of the Financial Markets Authority. She holds an MBA in finance from the University of Chicago. Mary has been the business editor of the Auckland Sun and Auckland Star, and a member of the Capital Markets Development Task Force and the Savings Working Group. Mary was awarded an ONZM in June 2020 to recognise her service to financial literacy education in New Zealand.
Gary Young
Industry Representative
Gary was the former CEO of the Insurance Brokers Association of New Zealand between 2006 and early 2020. Prior to this he worked in insurance for 30 years mainly in insurance broking with local and international companies where he had experience as a broker/adviser, CEO, Director and shareholder. Since 2009 Gary has been a member of the Code Committee for Financial Advisers and is currently a Director of PIQ College, an NZQA accredited PTE within financial services.
Roger J Kerr
Industry Representative
Roger has over 35 years' merchant and investment banking experience in New Zealand's financial and investment markets. Roger is regarded as one of New Zealand's leading professional advisers and commentators on local and international financial markets, the New Zealand economy and corporate treasury management. He was a Director/Shareholder of Asia-Pacific Risk Management Ltd from 1998 to 2012 and a Partner and Contractor at PwC New Zealand (Treasury Advisory) from 2012 to June 2018.
Roger is currently executive Chair of Barrington Treasury Services NZ Ltd, a director of Pie Funds Limited, ETOS Limited, Hedgebook Limited and Forli Partners Limited,
Roger was a member of the Board of Trustees of the National Provident Fund from June 2003 to May 2012 and was Board Chairman of charitable trust service provider and fund manager Trust Investments Management Ltd from 2004 until October 2012.


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Brexit – Information for doctors
The UK has left the European Union (EU) and we'll now be in a transition period until 31 December 2020.
Here is some information about what this means for doctors from Europe already working in the UK, and for those who may wish to do so in the future.
Where we refer to the European Economic Area (EEA) below, this includes all countries within the EU as well as Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway.
What does the UK leaving the EU mean for doctors from Europe already on your register?
The registration status of any doctor from the EEA with provisional or full registration in the UK won't be affected because of Brexit. You can continue practising as you do now, during and after the transition period.
If you have a different type of registration and if, following the transition period, we think your registration status may be affected, we'll contact you to discuss the options available to you.
How will EEA and Swiss doctors join the register now that a deal has been agreed?
As the UK and the EU have agreed a deal, we'll now be in a transition period until 31 December 2020. There'll be no change to how we register doctors during this transition period.
What happens after that will depend on the outcome of the negotiations throughout this period.
Over the past two years we've been working closely with the four UK health departments to make sure doctors wouldn't be deterred from practising here, regardless of how the UK exited the EU. We'll continue to do the same in the months ahead and do all we can to support the retention and flow of doctors into the UK.
How does this deal affect doctors from the UK who want to work in Europe?
During the transition period there should be no change in how you gain registration in EEA countries. What happens after that will depend on the outcome of the negotiations throughout this period.


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Pierced Tin Star Tree Topper
$ 17.99
Small Pierced Tree Star atop our Feather Tree is from Tin Peddler. 5" wide X 6" tall.
A larger version (8" wide x 12" tall) is available.
Made by a tinsmith in Ohio. This tinsmith finishes are rustic, so expect some wear and rust to show. Expect some variation in size and shape, as this is hand-made.
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text: With their insane party rocker 'Egyptian Shumba', laden with wild shrieks and minor key garage groove, The Tammy's were not just another '60s girl group! When the teenage Owens sisters were thrown out of a posh restaurant in 1962 for singing along to the jukebox, they vowed that one day they'd have a record ON that jukebox. So they teamed up with a girlfriend and the trio performed as The Tammys at school dances and around the Pittsburgh area. With its raucous, demented shrieks and screams over an incessant, primitive beat, 'Egyptian Shumba' may never have made it onto that jukebox, but with our reissue 45 it can now annoy grown ups forever more!


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Details of the Hilltown Supervisors' appeal have been released:
**They want to remove the deli (that has been in existence in its current form since 1998).
**They want to abolish all outdoor events which our community has loved for over 10 years.
If you feel their actions are punitive and harmful to our community at large, let your voice be heard at the next supervisors' meeting at the Hilltown Township Building
(13 West Creamery Road, Hilltown) on Monday, February 25 at 7 PM.
All citizens, not just Hilltown residents have the right to get up and speak. Please do so to help us protect our farm and its offerings.
Also this Thursday, 2/21 we are having a sign making gathering at our store 6:30- 7:30. If you can't make the meeting, let your voice be heard on a sign. You can bring your own materials or use what we have.
Thank you for all of your support. Please continue to share the petition and this post. WE NEED YOUR HELP TO SAVE TABORA AS WE KNOW IT TODAY.
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Spring is only a few weeks away, which means Chicagoland is teeming with hundreds of events and activities for the whole family! We've picked some of the best ones for everyone from adults to kids to family pets. Happy March!
The Chicago Flower & Garden Show will be in full bloom March 12-20 at the Navy Pier, 600 E. Grand Ave. The event, which dates all the way back to 1847, features an extensive marketplace and more than 20 life-sized gardens, as well as daily seminars and DIY workshops. Tickets are $10 to $17 for adults, $5 for children.
The highly anticipated Chicago Beer Festival is March 26 at 7 p.m. at the Field Museum, 1400 South Lake Shore Drive. More than 70 local and domestic breweries will offer samples of their spring beers. The event will also feature food, music and admission to a few select exhibits throughout the museum. Tickets are $45 ($55 for VIP).
The Lincoln Park Zoo will host an Easter Egg-Stravaganza March 26 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Kids and families are invited to enjoy an Easter breakfast buffet, followed by several egg hunts, a visit from the Easter Bunny, music, arts and more. Tickets are $19 to $39.
The Chicago Botanic Garden will showcase more than 10,000 varieties at its Orchid Show. Special orchid selections will also be on sale at the Garden shop. The show takes place now through March 13 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the garden on 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe.
The Winnetka Community House will host a Wine and Beer Tasting March 4 from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. at 620 Lincoln Avenue, Winnetka. Wine aficionados will sample more than 80 rare and special varieties, while beer connoisseurs will discover premium microbrews. An array of hors d'oeuvres and sweets will also be available to all participants. Tickets are $75 to $85.
Khol's Children's Museum invites kids and families to an Egg Hunt on March 26 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. In addition to the colorful eggs and candy, there will also be several special prizes like gift cards and even a one-year membership to the museum! Tickets are $11 online or at the museum, 2100 Patriot Blvd., Glenview.
Pet people of Chicagoland unite! The amazingly fun Pet Expo is March 18-20 at the Arlington International Racecourse, 2200 W. Euclid Ave., Arlington Heights. There will be vendors, talent shows, cat shows and even Weiner dog races! Tickets are $10.
Things are going to get hot at end of the month thanks to the Chicago Salsa and Bachata Festival March 25-28 at the Hilton Rosemont, 5550 N. River Road, Rosemont. Celebrate Latin culture by participating in classes for beginners to advanced dancers. The event will also feature showcases by world-class dancers. Tickets for all three days range from $95 to $275.
Harper Ensemble Theatre presents Shakespeare's "The Tempest" will be held March 11-20 at 8 p.m. and 2 p.m. at Harper College's Performing Arts Center, 1200 West Algonquin Rd., Palatine. This timeless play is widely regarded as the Shakespeare's last masterpiece. Tickets are $15, $12 for students and seniors.
Want to spruce up this Easter with a culinary masterpiece? Get some ideas from the Lynfred Winery's "Easter Inspiration Cooking Class." Each class is taught by the winery's professional chefs who will demo cooking technique, while the sommelier pairs each dish with the perfect wine. Tickets are $54; reservations are required. The winery is located at 15 S. Roselle Rd., Roselle.
If you close your eyes, it may seem like you're taking a stroll in the City of Lights herself! Every Saturday this month, the Lisle French Market will serve up charming French-inspired crafts, artisan goods, food, baked goods and more. It starts at 8 a.m. at the Prairie Walk Pond on Burlington Ave. and Garfield Ave. in Lisle.
The Monterey Jazz Festival Tour comes to the McAninch Arts Center at the College of DuPage, 425 Fawell Blvd., Glen Ellyn. Featured artists include, Raul Mindon, Ravi Coltrane, Nicholas Payton, Gerald Clayton, Joe Sanders and Kendrick Scott. It's March 11 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $40.
Elmhurst's Wilder Park will host its annual Easter Egg Hunt March 26 at 10 a.m. The Easter Bunny will also make an appearance, followed by the Doggie Eggstravanganza. The park is located at 175 S. Prospect Ave.
March 2 is Dr. Seuss Day! To celebrate, the Richton Public Library will host a free series of special Seuss readings at 6 p.m. The library is located at 22310 Latonia Lane, Richton Park.
Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra will give a performance of George Gershwin music March 5 at 8 p.m. at the Lincoln-Way North Performing Arts Center, 19900 S. Harlem Avenue, Frankfort. Maestro Carmon DeLeone will conduct. Tickets are $35-$55.
Frankfort will hold Easter events March 19 for everyone in the family — even the ones on four legs! First up is an egg hunt for kids 1-8 years old at 1 p.m. Peter Cottontail will join the excitement and every child is guaranteed a bag of candy. Immediately following at 2:30 p.m. is a hunt for the dogs! Pet owners will race around the Bark Park to find treat-filled eggs for their four-legged friends. An adult must accompany dog-owners under the age of 12, and all dogs must be on a leash. Both events are free. Commissioner Park is located at 21972 S. 80th Ave.


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Norway's Telenor Group Friday said its Indian subsidiary, Telewings Communications, has entered into a partnership with Lakshdeep Investments and Finance.
"Lakshdeep will contribute an agreed amount of equity into Telewings," Telenor said in a statement.
Lakshdeep Investments and Finance is controlled by Sudhir Valia, brother-in-law of Sun Pharma promoter Dilip Sanghvi.
"This is a financial investment by Valia in his personal capacity," said Telenor.
Lakshdeep thus replaces Unitech as Telenor's Indian partner so that the company can bid jointly for new mobile telephone licenses next month.
In February, the Supreme Court cancelled joint venture Uninor's licenses granted in the 2008 licensing round under the then communications minister A. Raja.
Earlier this month, Telenor ended its joint venture with Unitech after the realtor agreed to transfer its business in Uninor to a new entity controlled by the former.
Telenor Group will own 74 percent in the new joint venture.
"Telenor Group will maintain operational control and upon necessary approvals all assets of Unitech Wireless (Uninor) will be transferred to this company for seamless continuity of operations," said the statement.
Telewings has already applied for prequalification to participate in the upcoming spectrum auction.
However, a final decision on "whether to participate or not will be made before the auction starts," said Telenor.


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Life Changing Movies On Youtube
Some movies are for entertaining, other movies can have a great impact in our lives. Here are movies that can change our lives, teach and make us aware of many things.
His Secret Family (2015)
This movie opens your eyes to question if you really know the man you are married to. Sarah was living the best life ever with her husband, Jason and their son Brandon, but then Jason simply disappeared. Days of calling his cellphone and searching for him turned into weeks for Sarah and her son Brandon. Then on top of his disappearance, Sarah's son suffered a rare genetic disease and only his father's DNA can save him. When Sarah finally tracks Jason down, she found out some interesting things that turned her life upside down.
Abel's Field (2012)
Seth, a senior in high school who has no parents, father abandoned him, raises his twin sisters on his own. He is faced with many other hardships as a teen, but he encounters Abel (Kevin Sorbo) groundskeeper of a high school football field who helps him as a mentor and friend with the things he struggles with.
The Lost and Found Family
This is a wonderful inspirational, heartwarming movie that will absolutely change your life and touch your heart.
School Of Life
School of Life is a very heartwarming, funny and amazing movie and story. Ryan Reynolds in his amazing performance as the new teacher, who is able to relate to the students and uses creative methods for them to understand their lessons and much more about in life.
Identity Theft
This movie is inspired by the true story of Michelle Brown and how her identity was stolen. It shows the battle and challenges she faced to recovering from identity. It shows it can happen to anyone at any time.
The Ultimate Gift
The Ultimate Gift is about a young man, Jason who thought his inheritance was going to be lots of money. He got a big shock of his life. His grandfather, Red, developed a plan before his death on giving him a course on life and the different gifts, before actually receiving his inheritance. This is an amazing, funny, and entertaining movie that will teach us many great lessons as well.
Homeless to Harvard
This is thrilling true story of Liz Murray and the hardships she endured until she gained a breakthrough. It is about a young girl who is taken care of by her loving, but drug-addicted, ill parents. She then became homeless at 15 and after a tragedy, she begins her work to finish high school on her own. Without parents and much support, this was quite a challenge.
The Hiding Place
Corrie ten Boom and her sister are working in their father's watchmaker shop in Holland. Their normal lives are disrupted when the Nazis suspected them of hiding Jews & caught breaking rationing rules. They are then sent to a concentration camp where their lives are turned upside down and faced with the cruelties of the Nazis. They are tested within every limit, but able to endure.
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I like the list. Good choices too.
I can vouch for Homeless to Harvard; watched it many times. Your entire list sounds interesting. Will watch "His Secret Family" or sure. Thanks for the suggestions.
The Ultimate Gift and The Hiding Place are two really great movies on my list. I will have to look into The School of Life. Ryan Reynolds is a good actor and adds charm to his movies.


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Hoya Highlight: Christy Prunier (C'90)
CEO, Willagirl, LLC
Describe your current position and what led you to your job:
I am the founder and CEO of Willagirl, LLC—a line of natural skincare products for girls.
Willagirl came to being out of one of those quiet but extraordinary moments between mother and daughter. My daughter Willa, then 8, was taking a bath and wanted to know why she had to use her little sister's "babyish" products to wash her skin. She wanted something just for her. I thought it would be only a question of going to one store to find natural skincare products she would love to use. But, we couldn't find anything anywhere except the pink bubblegum chemical products made in China.
This made me think of my own skincare story. I had bad acne as a tween/teen that I treated by baking in the sun thinking it would dry out my acne. Then, I overtreated breakouts with the strongest products I could find. Cut to age 29 and my first facial skin cancer. This is when I got serious about taking care of my skin. But every dermatologist said the same thing: "Christy, what is going on with your skin is a direct result of what you did or didn't do when you were younger, and 80 percent of lasting damage happens by age 18."
I didn't want Willa or other girls to repeat my story. So, Willagirl was born.
What has been the most rewarding moment in your career?
Getting into Target.
What is the best career advice you have received?
"Next." My mentor, Marcia Nasatir, from my days making films in Hollywood always said "next" on Monday morning if we had a disappointing opening weekend at the box office. You learn from your mistakes but you move on.
What would you recommend to someone interested in working in your field?
Research, research and more research. Before we began formulating our first product, we spent a year talking to girls and understanding their behaviors—or lack of behaviors toward taking care of their skin. Then, we used that information to ensure the girls would love using the products. Having spent that year doing focus groups on everything from packaging to product, ensured our products made a mark when we launched last year.
What challenges have you faced and how did you successfully manage one situation?
Starting Willagirl, or any entrepreneurial endeavor, is not for those who are risk averse. We had to raise $500,000 to fund our launch. It required us to pull our kids out of the private schools they loved, move out of the city and secure an SBA loan using our new home as collateral. It was not an easy decision. It is stressful. However, the kids are thriving living outside New York City and that makes me very happy.
What skills are necessary or what prepared you the most for your career?
Tenacity (Georgetown), creative thinking (Hollywood) and picking the right team.
What professional associations have aided in your professional development?
Individuals—namely mentors more than professional associations—were key to any success I enjoyed in Hollywood and with starting Willagirl. In fact, my daughter Willa was named after my Hollywood mentor's granddaughter.
If you could have another career what would it be?
I miss working with creative writers and directors. I'd go back to being a film executive in another life, but it demands a lifestyle that doesn't work well with having a family. So, it would have to be in another lifetime.
How did your time at Georgetown University influence you and your career path?
I worked for legendary Hollywood Producer Mike Medavoy. I got that job because he liked that I was an English literature major—I was a voracious reader, and I could identify great storytelling and characters. It was our shared passion that informed my job every day. Not a day goes by that I don't think how deeply my four years at Georgetown informed the person I am and the passions I live.


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Section: Operations
Fighting the spread together
Published on by LSIS Craig Walton (author), PTE Dustin Anderson (photographer)
Australian Defence Force personnel deployed to Victoria in support of the Victorian Government's push to stop the spread of COVID-19 are working collaboratively with many other health agencies.
Back to where it all began
Published on by FLTLT Courtney Jay (author), PTE Olivia Cameron (photographer)
Midshipman Madeline Moroney is a Maritime Logistics Officer Trainee, who, with just two weeks left of her initial employment training at HMAS Cerberus, finds herself supporting Operation COVID-19 ASSIST in her hometown region of Goulburn Valley in Victoria.
Quarantine seen from both sides
Published on by LCDR John Thompson (author), LSIS Jarrod Mulvihill (photographer)
Petty Officer Maritime Logistics - Supply Chain Peter Bellas knows more than most about mandatory quarantine - in April he undertook 14 days of mandatory quarantine in a Sydney hotel after returning from Operation MANITOU.
From sea to air in the Middle East
Published on by FLTLT Chloe Stevenson (author), CPL Tristan Kennedy (photographer)
Royal Australian Navy Chief Petty Officer Combat System Manager Kieran Lamond never thought he would work 30,000 feet above Iraq with the Royal Australian Air Force when he joined the ADF more than 18 years ago.
Inland Submariner supporting COVID in Shepparton
Published on by FLGOFF Jessica Winnall (author), PTE Dustin Anderson (photographer)
Royal Australian Navy Submariner Petty Officer Marine Technician Gareth James is an instructor at HMAS Cerberus, and as a trained Ship's Medical Emergency Team member he immediately volunteered for Operation COVID-19 ASSIST.
Pandemic keeps nursing officer on his toes
Published on by CAPT Zoe Griffyn (author), LAC John Solomon (photographer)
Nursing Officer Lieutenant Commander Lee McMahon has had a busy year on the frontline of the COVID-19 response, supporting the Victorian Government and its agencies in the town of Colac as part of his second deployment to Operation COVID-19 ASIST.
From sea to land operations
Published on by LSIS Craig Walton (author and photographer), PTE Dustin Anderson (photographer)
ADF personnel from across the country joined in the fight against COVID-19 when they boarded a Royal Australian Air Force C-17A Globemaster and headed to Avalon Airport, south west of Melbourne in Victoria last week.
Short notice deployment for Navy planner
Published on by FLTLT Chloe Stevenson (author)
A short-notice deployment saw Lieutenant Commander Benjamin Peck trade Canberra's freezing winter for a sweltering Middle East summer.
Contact tracing in NSW
Published on by LEUT John Thompson (author), LSIS Shane Cameron (photographer)
More than 60 Army and Navy personnel have been working with the New South Wales Health Contact Tracing team as part of Operation COVID-19 ASSIST.
Navy moves inland
Published on by SBLT Dylan Root (author)
Navy personnel from multiple ships are working together to support New South Wales Police at vehicle checkpoints as part of Operation COVID-19 ASSIST.


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PalmSource touts OS 6 featuresBy Julio Franco
PalmSource said the next version of the Palm operating system for handhelds will offer improved multitasking and graphics capabilities.
Version 6.0, code-named Sahara, will be launched Dec. 29, PalmSource said Monday at the PalmSource Developer Conference in Munich, Germany. The operating system will continue to be marketed alongside the current OS 5, with OS 6 aimed at higher-end devices.
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Study abroad in Southeast Asia challenges and inspires students
In January 2017, 17 graduate students spent two weeks traveling through Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand as part of a comparative marketing class led by Professor Clifford Shultz.
Here, Quinlan graduate student Marcy Harman reflects on her experiences.
Reflections on our study abroad trip
Understanding global markets—and yourself
Every January since 2010, students in Quinlan's Comparative Consumer Behavior and Marketing in Emerging Southeast Asia have embarked on what has become a rite of passage in the MBA program. The class is an incubator for great relationships among students and also an opportunity to come to know yourself better, expand comprehension of global markets, and challenge how far out of your comfort zone you are willing to stretch.
As a tourist, I have visited many other countries, but as a tourist I never got the same depth of understanding as I did from studying and working abroad. I could see that this class would be a uniquely rich opportunity to understand differences between cultures and economies at more than just a superficial level.
A few of the unique experiences we had were:
- Discussing Vietnam's political economy with FBNC, Vietnam's only private news television station
- Touring a massive Nike factory outside of Ho Chi Minh City, which provides some of the choicest jobs in the country
- Touring Cambodia's floating villages on Lake Tonle Sap where fishing is the only industry and people live (and die) off the rising and falling water
These experiences are the reason I went. They embody Quinlan's commitment to furthering social justice through business. It was plain as day to see how free markets help people thrive through better access to goods and services and through paid work. These experiences also illuminated the intricacies behind government policies and how they can help or harm the distribution of wealth.
How far is Southeast Asia?
On the way home I visited my brother's family in Tokyo where he lives and works as an expat attorney. My Japanese in-laws surprised me with a question: "Do you think Japan is very far?" they asked. What they meant was that to some people, the distance is very far, and to others who have the resources to travel the distance does not seem so far.
Our Cambodian guide had echoed similar sentiments. At one point, as we were passing through the floating villages, he paused and told us about his children, and that he earnestly wished his daughters "could be like you." At that moment, the distance between our worlds seemed sadly and unjustly far. Why shouldn't his children have every opportunity and security that we students enjoy?
Only a small fraction of the world's people could even dream of taking a trip like this. We students passed through national borders seamlessly, shuttled by luxury buses and staying in 4 and 5 star hotels. Travel is recreation to us, but for most of the world it is unthinkably privileged.
Quinlan calls students to commit their learning to the good of society and the betterment of others. This is one course that will challenge you to think about how you can answer that call, and help bring other parts of the world nearer in distance, in understanding, and in opportunity.
Trip photo gallery
View the photos in the gallery below or on Quinlan's Flickr page.
Trip video
Watch students reflect on the life-changing experience of studying in Southeast Asia below or on Quinlan's YouTube channel.


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Wednesday, November 7, 2007
What's Got Into IDOT?
The Plan has some bad news. Vehicle miles traveled in Illinois continue to grow faster than the rate of population. Yet, IDOT has no money to expand the transportation system, spending 95 percent of its money on maintaining the current system. Existing funding sources like the gas tax are expected to show anemic growth in the years ahead. If that is not bad enough, construction costs in the Chicago area are growing significantly faster than the already robust rate of increase nationally. In short it looks like more of the same Soviet-style management of our limited road capacity lies ahead, namely, long, slow lines of cars on busy highways inching through the roadway chokepoints.
Yet, there are some glimmers of hope in the Plan. Might IDOT be ready to emerge from an extended slumber that has kept it well behind innovative departments of transportations in other states? Several examples:
-- Intelligent Transportation Systems: The Plan tips its hat toward intelligent transportation technologies that increase highway capacity without increasing lane miles and improve safety.
-- Congestion Pricing: Despite indications that the Governor opposes congestion pricing, the Plan treats congestion pricing as a viable transportation system option and calls for "explor[ing] the effectiveness of congestion pricing as a to reduce congestion." Wow.
-- Public/Private Partnerships: The Plan states that a goal is to "support joint public-private partnership and private sector initiatives to provide transportation facilities and services where public expenditures can be reduced and the quality, quantity and long-term stability of service is maintained."
-- User Fees/tolling: More IDOT surprise goals: "Extend user-pay financing to new technologies [and] . . . explore toll opportunities and innovative financing methods, including value capture pricing, to fund transportation facilities and services."
Maybe IDOT is learning from its recent loss of an Urban Partnership Program grant because of its failure to embrace congestion pricing and other such transportation management techniques. Or is this just window dressing to keep civic groups focused on Chicago area public transit--a tiny part of the State's transportation system--while IDOT and the roadbuilders go to town slinging asphalt Downstate?
I prefer to be optimistic and hope that members of the transportation, business and environmental communities press IDOT to make good on the innovations hinted at in this draft Plan.
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- Unknown said...
With all due respect, it might be you who has been in a deep slumber for a few years. IDOT has had an Intelligent Transportation Systems office for the better part of the last decade, and is wiring up the right of way with fiber optic communications systems, coordinated traffic signal systems, and overhead message boards capable of doing Amber Alerts, etc. from remote locations.
Tolling has been the privy of ISTHA for 50 years or so; I really don't see IDOT doing any toll roads, unless it is adding a toll lane to a freeway similar to CA 91 in the Riverside-Anaheim corridor in CA. Congestion pricing will likely be an ISTHA rather than IDOT initiative when/if it occurs.
And in NE IL (at least in my little slice of it), we have been aggressively working with municipalities and private developers to find creative ways of adding capacity to roads, leveraging private capital. In our district, about 1/4 of the total value of roadway improvements to state highways in the last year has been by private developers, doing work on state highways under permit.
Regarding the STP - it's a nice plan, but it's hard to get the general public roused up about a "plan". The last local meeting in my area for the STP drew about 5 people to a local community college. Propose an urban reconstruction project, and you will get a turnout. People in general are focused on their backyard and not the big picture.
- November 8, 2007 at 12:51:00 AM CST
If there was more emphasis on new roads than maintaining the existing, there would be complaints that IDOT is just furthering sprawl.
Of course, according to Davey, roads are free ("the [recovery] ratio for roads and bridges is zero"), so throw out the gas tax, tolls, and congestion pricing.
- November 8, 2007 at 7:38:00 AM CST
IDOT has excellent ITS staff who are doing as much as they can. However, who is now the ITS Program Manager statewide? The national expert was released in favor of a person who was director of IDOT's department of external affairs? Was this a "gift?"
- November 8, 2007 at 5:35:00 PM CST
All of you commentors are dead wrong. When Blagojevich took office he replaced all the engineers with political hacks. This agency is in such disarray that nothing comprehendable ever comes out of it.
- November 9, 2007 at 9:01:00 AM CST
- Unknown said...
To add to my original comment on the difficulty of getting public participation in a regional transportation plan, here's a link to an article in this morning's Aurora paper:
If no one shows up for a Metra budget hearing related to the current transit funding dilemma, imagine how difficult it is to attract meaningful input on a statewide planning document. This doesn't mean we shouldn't try, and to continually find better ways of attracting public input, but we need to recognize the challenge.
- November 9, 2007 at 11:14:00 AM CST
Well, IDOT may have replaced the engineers with political hacks but the engineers have returned as consultants. I think the tollway started having consultants ensconced in offices on-site with two-sided business cards. IDOT has caught on that they still need professionals too --- without increasing headcount. They've followed suit.
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Award winning actor (and African-American) Jamie Foxx is making some waves this week in the wake of some controversial (and very funny) comments he made at the American Black Film Festival (ABFF) Awards.
Fox had been asked to introduce producer Will Packer for the Distinguished ABFF Alumni Award when he let loose with a few social justice zingers aimed squarely at the liberals who were whining about racial prejudice in Hollywood. Commenting on a certain segment of black Hollywood choosing to boycott the Oscar's Fox commented, "All these Oscar talks, I don't even trip about that. I mean, what's the big deal? I was sitting at home with my Oscar, like 'What's all the hubbub?'" Fox then added that he "started calling Denzel [Washington], and we just Instagrammed our Oscars together."
Foxx's point, which he made humorously, was that both he and Denzel Washington were recent winners of "Best Actor" awards at the Oscars, and both men also happen to be African-American.
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Instead of whining about perceived racism in one of America's most liberal industries, Foxx argued that his fellow black thespians should simply do their jobs better, by telling them to "#ActBetter." Foxx then finished his eloquent assault on the complaining segment of Hollywood by reminding them of the brilliant actors who came before them, who had real reason to complain but instead simply performed, men like Sidney Poitier who was the first black man to win the Oscar for "Best Actor."
"In 1963, all he asked for was an opportunity to act," Foxx reminded the attenders. "That's all we have to do, opportunity. If you turn the camera on and say 'OK, win an award, and action,' we'll all have taken, like, 10 steps back. It's all about the art. Who cares about anything else?"
The commentary is likely not going to sit well with the #BlackLivesMatter crowd and the liberal social justice warriors who continue to agitate and complain. Foxx may not have thought that his comments and jokes would cause much of a stir, but they've made more than a few liberals upset.
It's nice to see some common sense come out of Hollywood for once.
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Central corneal thickness in children with adenotonsillary hypertrophy
Emine Cinici
Aim: We aimed to detect whether the central corneal thickness value in children with advanced phase ATH (it is indicated with OSAS at large extent ) becomes different from that of children of the same age. Materials and Method: Prepubertal, nonobese, 6-12 years of age children were included in the study. The first group consisted of 15 patients (mean age, 8.13 ± 1.6 years; body index, 19.43 ± 2.11), and the second group consisted of 42 patients (mean age, 8.65 ± 2.7 years; body mass index 20.93 ± 5.71). The control group consisted of 31 subjects. Comprehensive otolaryngologic examinations of all children were done by an otolaryngologist. Following tonasal endoscopy, the levels of adenoid hypertrophy were graded from 1 towards 4 according to the criteria of Cassano et al., i.e., grade 1 as 25%, grade 2 as 25-50 %, grade 3 50-75%, and grade 4 over 75% were evaluated as adenoid hypertrophy making airway obstruction. Tonsillary hypertrophy was graded using the Brodsky scale. Tonsillar size was graded as follows: grade 1, small tonsils confined to the tonsillar pillors; grade 2, tonsils extended just outside the pillors; grade 3, tonsils extended outside the pillors but did not meet at the midline; grade 4, large tonsils met at the midline. The patients whose adenoid and tonsil hypertrophies became grade 3 and 4 were evaluated as advanced level ATH, and they were included in the study. After the complications of all the patients were evaluated, visual acuity, measurement of intra eye-pressure and biomicroscopyand fundus treatment were performed. Central corneal thickness (CCT) of the patients was measured under topical anesthesia using an ultrasonic packmetry device. Results: There was no statistically significant distinction among all groups according to the results obtained by Duncan's multiple comparison procedure ( p>0.01 ). Conclusions: We could not find a statistically significant distinction between the corneal thickness and ATH. Further studies in more advanced age groups or using a wider range of patients series will test whether this result is also observed in the children who have been exposed to the disease for longer periods of time.PDF


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