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A new report on mashable is every parent's nightmare and every teen's joy! Proof that Facebook is good for you! The research shows that spending time on Facebook can be a satisfying and rewarding experience making us feel good by massaging our self esteem and our egos. This research has been conducted by Jeff Hancock, Cornell Professor of Communication and Computer and Information Science and an Assistant Professor Catalina Toma at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
"The extraordinary amount of time people spend on Facebook may be a reflection of its ability to satisfy ego needs that are fundamental to the human condition." he said.
"To prove this, Hancock and Toma, examined how participants reacted to negative feedback they received after giving a speech. In two separate experiments, after receiving negative feedback, participants not only were more likely to check their own Facebook profiles, but were also less defensive after doing so."
"As a widely available, everyday source of self-affirmation, Facebook appears to be a useful instrument in people's efforts to preserve self-worth and self-integrity," said Hancock.
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|This is Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center in East
Hollywood, CA. The hospital paid $17,000 to recover
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Sunday, March 05, 2017
The Sky Isn't Falling. Yet.
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Cyber Security experts estimate that intrusions into enterprise web sites go unrecognized for an average of 270 days. The intruder has the run of the space, damaging or pirating whatever data they choose. It is ominously formidable. We need to establish courses to train the average tech user in cyber self-defense.ReplyDeleteReplies
Not a bad idea, I think... Although it takes us down a path leading to what is essentially licensing. That is, if you've NOT taken the course, you don't get access (or full access) to Internet functionality. Might in fact not be a bad idea (Rob Enderle seems to recommend this approach), but it'll be a rocky road to go down...Delete
This is an excellent article, Mr. Scher. I feel much smarter—if a bit more anxious—for having read it. By the way, I'm told residents of Prykarpattyaoblenergo don't know how to pronounce their city's name, either.ReplyDeleteReplies
It IS a bit unsettling when you think about it -- which I suppose is one reason people don't think about it! I couldn't live in Prykarpattyaoblenergo; I'd never be able to tell people where I live or how to get there. Then again, I couldn't live in Boring, OR either.Delete
Of course the classes would be strictly voluntary. You can lead cyber surfers to water...ReplyDeleteReplies
OK. Now you've ruined my day, a perfectly beautiful day, and I might add, my birthday. Was feeling only the usual daily social/political stress this morning, but hoping to avoid a full blown melt down, but JEEEZ! Along comes the Geekly.ReplyDelete
Question: How many problems can one brain deal with? Especially a brain that is 75 years old?
On the whole, we ARE too nice. Not me, man, I always look at everyone as if they are all axe murderers.ReplyDelete
(Oh dear, had to ask my English husband how to spell "axe", he said it is AXE in English but is most certainly spelled AX in American English. See the fascinating conversations we have?)
.....which begs the question, how did we survive before the internet? While the internet has given us answers and solutions, it also takes away our ability to study and think for ourselves. do we control the internet or does it control us?ReplyDelete


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The waste of agricultural products is considered as one of the major problems in Iranian agricultural sector
Duncan's test also indicated that there was a significant difference in terms of waste management among the existing factors namely interest rate, levels of familiarity and awareness, skills, and support from authorities
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Hasandokht, M. R., Mastoori, F., & Padasht Dehkayi, M. T. (2005). The effect of agricultural waste compost on greenhouse lettuce performance. The second national conference of the losses of agricultural products, 10-12 October (pp. 312-327), Tehran, Tarbiat Modarres University, Iran
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By Jacob Andrews
1. Ad for a shirt that says "Of Course I'm Awesome, I'm an ANDREWS." 2. "Looks like SOMEONE needs a shave! Have you considered the Dollar Shave Club to clean up that hairy mug of yours? (Seriously Jacob, you're never getting laid with that mess on your face)" 3. "Wow Jacob, are you eating FOUR chili dogs?! Is that really the best idea considering your cholesterol levels? Try the INSANITY workout DVD set to counteract your inevitable chubsplosion!" 4. "Jacob, you may not have noticed, but that mole on your left butt cheek is looking a little questionable. Click here to make an appointment with your local Dermatologist! Don't worry, it's not that creepy one you went to a year ago. This one is way better and doesn't smell like a retirement home." 5. "We noticed that you weren't sleeping well last night, Jacob Andrews. We watched as you tossed and turned, sweat beads forming on your brow, desperate to find a comfortable position. What was troubling you so? Were you suddenly gripped with anxiety about your parents' eventual death? There's no reason you should be exhausted tomorrow when you wake up at 8:21am to drive 3.7 miles to your job at the pharmacy down the road. CLICK HERE to order Simply Sleep and say goodbye to those late nights!" 6. "We know about the incident at the farmhouse, Jacob. The question isn't how we know, but you can live with yourself. Eat at Subway."


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Matthew Miller, Pastor of the Vineyard, has a heart to reach the lost and to positively impact the community through the love of Yeshua. Matthew and his wife of 15 years, Jessica, have three young children, two daughters and a son. Serious about God's admonition to be one, they strive to serve the Lord as a team. Since early childhood, Matthew knew God had a call on his life to be a pastor. But for over a decade, starting in his teens, he ran from that call. During that time he found himself living a lifestyle of sin and death. He was involved in a lifestyle of drugs, alcohol, and violence which eventually led him to live on the streets of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Then Yeshua, by His grace, delivered him and filled him with The Holy Spirit. With a rekindled fire Matthew entered seminary, seeking the TRUTH!
For 7 years, he trained for ministry in an Assembly of God Seminary and church. During those years, the Lord had Matthew researching the Roots of the modern Christian Church. And then, in a defining moment, Matthew knew the specific call on his life: to restore the body of Christ to its Hebraic Foundation. In obedience to the Lord's direction, and after several more years of tutelage, this time with a Messianic Rabbi, Matthew was ordained, and in 2010 he was given his assignment: start a congregation in Johnson City.
The Vineyard has a simple message. Jesus to the Lost and Come out of her My people to the elect of God trapped in the systems of religion.
Associate pastors Ken Fabbri and his wife of 24 years Sharon, are blessed with four adult children and one grandson. These seekers of TRUTH are a dynamic duo! Raised in a traditional Christian home, Ken's been following Yeshua since he was twenty and Sharon converted from Catholicism to evangelical Christianity at age twenty.
For 18 years, they have served in youth ministry, missions, and benevolence. In the workplace, Ken is a commercial real-estate developer with Interstate Realty and Development, and his wife Sharon is an occupational therapist. They use the workplace as their primary mission field and impact lives on a daily basis with the love of Yeshua. At The Vineyard they oversee Mission outreach, are on the prayer team, teach the Wednesday night Teen class and also help with counseling individuals and
In 2008, while searching for deeper truth, Ken and Sharon discovered their Hebrew roots. Pastor Matthew's teachings about the Sabbath and Biblical Feasts have deepened their understanding of Scripture, sharpening their vison through a Hebraic lens. Active with the fellowship since it was launched in the Miller home in 2010, Ken and Sharon continue to serve as an integral part of The Vineyard's leadership team.


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Kayaking in Northwest Indiana!
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Cedar Lake
14415 Lauerman St.
Cedar Lake, IN
Launch site at north end of the lake. Lake Toy rentals offers kayak & paddleboard rentals. For rental information, click for details
Deep River Water Trail
9410 Old Lincoln Hwy
Hobart, IN
A designated canoe launch and parking area is available to the public on the northwest side (downstream and left) of Old Lincoln Way bridge.
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East Chicago Marina
3301 Aldis Street
East Chicago, IN
As one of East Chicago's most popular destinations, the Marina district is home to Boardwalk Grille & Banquet Center, Indiana Harbor Yacht Club and the very best in Great Lakes recreation. Whether you arrive by lake or by land, East Chicago Marina offers a wide variety of activities, amenities and special events for every age and every lifestyle.
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Hansen Park
100 East Street
Michigan City, IN
At Hansen Park, there is a pond nearby with an observation deck, fishing pads and a canoe/kayak launch into Trail Creek. For more information, click for details
KANKAKEE RIVER (Dunn's Bridge County Park in Porter County)
500 E. County Rd.
Kouts, IN
Three-acre Dunn's Bridge County Park offers the only boat access to the Kankakee River in Porter County. The Kankakee watershed covers some 3,000 square miles that were once predominantly marshlands. Though the river has been extensively dredged and straightened and its surrounding wetlands drained, it is still very scenic and shelters abundant wildlife. It's a great place to canoe, kayak, watch wildlife from the riverbank, or fish from a small motorboat.
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Lake George
201 E Old Ridge Rd
Hobart, IN
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Lakeland Park
2309 N Ringwood Rd
Burns Harbor, IN
For kayak rental availability and information, call the Burns Harbor Parks Department at 219-787-8126. For more information, click for details
Lake Michigan- Whilaha Beach
1561 Park Rd
Whiting, IN
Adjacent to Whiting Lakefront Park, Whihala Beach offers the complete Lake Michigan beach experience with spectacular views of the Chicago skyline. Whihala is home to the WhoaZone, featuring a floating water park, stand-up paddleboards, kayaks, and more! For more information, click for details
Portage Lakefront & Riverwalk
6150 US Hwy 12 (100 Riverwalk Dr.)
Portage, IN
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Robinson Lake
5250 Liverpool Rd
Hobart, IN
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Wolf Lake Memorial Park
2324 Calumet Avenue
Hammond, IN
Wolf Lake Memorial Park is home to boating, kayaking, fishing, windsurfing and a full host of outdoor recreational activities. For kayak rental availability and more information, click for details
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refugee immigrants with open
arms wallets.
In the absence of welfare benefits, immigrants are usually the best of people because you get mobile, aggressive, and opportunity-seeking people that want to leave a dead old culture for a vibrant new one. The millions of immigrants who came to the US in the late 19th and early 20th centuries had zero in the way of state support.
But what is going on in Europe today is entirely different. The migrants coming to Europe aren't being attracted by opportunity in the new land so much as the welfare benefits and the soft life. When they arrive, they expect free food, shelter, clothing, and entertainment—totally unlike past immigrants. For the most part they are unskilled and poorly educated. And 99% of them will stay that way, because it takes generations to change cultural attitudes. Few of them will ever become self-supporting.
I say again that someone wants control of the political/economic/military systems of the entire world. Dictatorship, on his terms … democracy? Hah! You wish (please put me in a bid for a nice Lotto win while you're at it).
I say again that the endless floods of 'refugees' pouring into Europe are nothing less than a Fourth Generation Warfare weapon. Well targeted, well wielded; very well done in fact.
Can you think of why? Or by whom?
Don't ask me—I'm just a daft old dog watching his world self destruct. Ask yourself
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by Kevin Alexander | 12th September 2015
At IBC 2015 Atomos has announced a new Studio version of the Shogun, new AtomOS6.5, and major price drops to their HD lineup. Shogun Studio Shogun Studio is a rack recorder that features 4K & HD monitoring and recording. It is dual channel, so it can simultaneously record 2 inputs with your choice of resolution (up to 4K 30p or HD 120p). It also features built-in scopes, as well as 4K to HD down scaling (either to use with other HD gear or for simultaneous master/proxy recording at different resolutions. Price US: $ 3495 ex. TAX EU: € 3495 ex. VAT GBP: £ 2595 ex. VAT Ninja Assassin Ninja Assassin was released prior to IBC and is currently available in stores. It is the 4K upgrade to the Ninja series of recorders, delivering 325ppi monitoring on a 7″ monitor. It allows you to record 10-bit 4:2:2 4K footage across Apple, Avid, and Adobe workflows. And it only weighs 430g (15 oz). Price US: $ 1295 ex. TAX EU: € 1295 ex. VAT GBP: £ 899 ex. VAT AtomOS6.5 This free upgrade to the Atomos OS "AtomOS" provides a host of new features for Shogun and Ninja Assassin users. Updates for the Ninja Assassin include: Motion Blur added to Time-lapse, blurring up to 64 continuous frames together in one sequence New and improved frame guides added for 16:9, 2.40:1, 2.35:1, 1.9:1, 1.85:1, 4:3 1:1 and 2:1 zoom can now be selected when anamorphic de-squeeze is enabled Shogun will receive all of the above features, as well as the following: Canon C500 Raw and C300 Mk II Raw to ProRes and DNXHR recording, giving C500 users a viable 4K recording solution and C300MKII users a cost effective alternative to CFast recording media New 3D LUT's preloaded onto the unit specifically for C500 and C300 MkII Start/stop trigger for JVC and Ikegami camera triggers Added LTC input via the Genlock input New Pricing on HD Products And finally, Atomos has also announced reduced pricing on their lineup of HD recorders. This is more than a 50% price drop for the Samurai Blade, Ninja Blade, and Ninja 2. Samurai Blade: US: $ 495 ex. TAX, EU: € 495 ex. VAT, GBP: £ 349 ex. VAT Ninja Blade: US: $ 495 ex. TAX, EU: € 495 ex. VAT, GBP: £ 349 ex. VAT Ninja 2: US: $ 295 ex. TAX, EU: € 295 ex. VAT, GBP: £ 209 ex. VAT The Atomos booth at IBC is 9.D25.Read more
by Nino Leitner | 11th September 2015
Just to give our readers a little heads-up, as you probably have expected, the cinema5D team is here at IBC 2015 in beautiful Amsterdam, covering Europe's most important filmmaking technology and broadcasting show. Thanks to this year's sponsors, B&H, Edelkrone, G-Technology, Blackmagic Design and Sachtler, we are able to bring you extensive video coverage of all relevant new announcements over the next few days. While we'll be at the forefront of news, we will as usual focus on quality over quantity and give you insights and interviews that you can't get on other sites. Our sponsor G-Technology is giving away a G-Dock Solo Drive to one of our readers. We will pick the winner at random on September 15 from all commenters on any of the IBC coverage articles on facebook and twitter. The more relevant your comment, the better :) So join the discussion to win this amazing prize!Read more
by Kevin Alexander | 12th June 2015
Apple announced the new version of OSX on Monday and it will significantly boost Adobe Creative Cloud graphics performance. The announcement of El Capitan at the Worldwide Developers Conference promises to be a significant boost for those editing on Macs. One of the new features is increased graphics performance that promises to significantly reduce rendering times for video applications. Basically it combines OpenCL and OpenGL into a unified API called Metal for Mac. Metal was originally introduced with iOS 8, allowing developers to have better access to GPU hardware. Now that enhanced GPU processing power will be available on the Mac. And since Adobe has announced it will adopt Metal, this means a significant boost in Creative Cloud graphics performance. When Adobe tested Metal on After Effects they noticed a boost of 8x in rendering performance. As graphically intensive as After Effects is, one can only surmise that this will be a serious boost for other Adobe CC apps as well. El Capitan will be released later this year as a free upgrade. There are plenty of other performance enhancements that Mac users will enjoy, so be sure to check this video from Gizmodo that highlights the new features.Read more
by Kevin Alexander | 5th June 2015
Blackmagic 4K firmware version 2.4 has been released and adds support for frame guides. This isn't a huge firmware update, but it does add one very helpful feature that other Blackmagic cameras already have – improved frame guides. In March, firmware version 2.1 for other Blackmagic cameras added frame guide support for those shooting at 1.66, 1.85:1, 2.39:1, etc. Blackmagic 4K firmware version 2.4 now includes support for those frame guides as well. Other improvements include: Updated camera utility Will remember peaking state Adds support for more frame guides option Holding down MENU will bypass the Dashboard It's nice to see Blackmagic continuing to improve the original 2.5K and Production 4K cameras with these firmware updates. But it's safe to say all users of these cameras are still waiting for the ability to delete individual clips. Formatting in camera was a much needed feature that was added a few months ago, but deleting individual clips is still one essential feature that's missing. Still, the features that have been rolled out in the firmware updates over the last year have made shooting out of the box with these cameras much, much user friendly. Other improvements include: Updated camera utility Will remember peaking state Adds support for more frame guides option Holding down MENU will bypass the Dashboard To download firmware version 2.4 for the Blackmagic Production Camera 4K go to Blackmagic's website. What's new in Blackmagic Camera Setup 2.4 Blackmagic Production Camera 4K Updated camera utility Adds support for more frame guides option Holding down MENU will bypass the Dashboard Blackmagic Studio Camera 4K No changes Blackmagic URSA No changes Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera No changes Blackmagic Cinema Camera No changes Blackmagic Studio Camera No changes Minimum system requirements for Mac OS X Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks or later A suitable USB 2.0 port Thunderbolt port for UltraScope and Media Express when using Blackmagic Cinema Camera or Blackmagic Production Camera 4K Minimum system requirements for Windows Microsoft Windows 8 64-bit Microsoft Windows 7 64-bit A suitable USB 2.0 port A suitable Thunderbolt port when using Blackmagic Cinema Camera or Blackmagic Production Camera 4K Installing Blackmagic Camera Setup Before installing the software, we recommend that you run "Uninstall Camera Utility" first. After loading the software on the Blackmagic Cinema Camera EF or MFT, you may notice a slight flickering on the built-in LCD screen. This is normal and expected behaviour. The flickering will go away after a few minutes of operation. The Blackmagic Camera Installer package installs: Blackmagic Camera Setup Blackmagic Media Express Blackmagic UltraScope Blackmagic Disk Speed Test Blackmagic Multibridge UtilityRead more
by Kevin Alexander | 15th April 2015
Convergent Design announced new features for the Odyssey7Q+ and Odyssey7Q at NAB Show 2015. Some features are available now via firmware upgrades, while others will be released over the coming months. The company has expanded Odyssey7Q+ and Odyssey7Q ProRes record frame rates to 60p for 4K or UHD and 240p for 2K or HD. Support for these high frame rates will be across all currently supported ProRes formats, including ProRes 422 (HQ), ProRes 422, and ProRes 422 (LT). The first cameras to be supported will be the Sony FS7 and FS700 for those using the Sony FS Record Option on the Odyssey 7Q and 7Q+. The RAW camera output from these cameras will be converted depending on the output signal. A 4K RAW signal can be converted to 4K/UHD/2K/HD ProRes up to 60p, a 2K signal will record at 2K/HD ProRes up to 240p, and a 4K RAW Burst signal will convert to 4K/UHD ProRes up to 120p. Future cameras to be supported include Canon C500 4K RAW, Canon C500 HD video up to 120fps), Sony F5/F55 4K or UHD video, and others as well. These new features will be available to current owners via a free firmware update. The next major announcement is the new Odyssey RAW Bundle. The five separate RAW Record options for the 7Q+ and 7Q total $6,775 when purchased individually. The Odyssey RAW Bundle includes all Record options for $995 or a daily rental fee of $99/day. Cameras supported by the RAW Bundle include the ARRI ALEXA, Canon C500 and upcoming C300 Mark II, Sony FS7 and FS700, IO Industries Flare 2KSDI, Indiecam indieGS2k, as well as upcoming support for the AJA CION and IO Industries Flare 4KSDI. The Odyssey RAW Bundle is available now. Convergent Design has also announced support for the CION camera's AJA RAW file format on the Odyssey7Q+. Other file formats currently supported include Canon Cinema RAW, Sony FS RAW, ARRIRAW, and others. Another free firmware update for the 7Q+ and 7Q was also announced. Both models will receive a Custom 3D-LUT Display and Routing capabilities. Users will be able to create their own 3D LUTS, store them on the 7Q+ or 7Q, and then route the output to other monitors via SDI and HDMI. I spoke with Mitch Gross, Director of Communications for Convergent Design, about this today and he gave a great example of just one scenario for utilizing these routing capabilities. The applied LUT can be displayed on the 7Q+ or 7Q OLED screen, but then the output via SDI or HDMI can be customized. One output can be sent to one monitor with the LUT applied along with Image Analysis Tools like the waveform and histogram. Then another output can be sent to a different monitor with the LUT only without overlays. These new 3D-LUT Display features will be coming soon, possibly within the next few weeks. Also in the upcoming firmware update for the 7Q+ and 7Q is Dual-Stream monitoring and recording capabilities. The first feature to be made available will be Dual-Stream monitoring with recording of one of those streams. So while only one signal can be recorded, the two signals can be analyzed side by side to ensure consistency between the two shots. Recording of two HD streams simultaneously will be in a future firmware release (possibly later this summer), but will be at an extra cost ($995 for purchase, $99/day for rental). And lastly, Convergent Design announced support for two specific third party SSDs. Until now the company has used proprietary SSD drives for all of its recorders. Mitch Gross told me that they used those proprietary drives simply because no other drives matched up to the demanding specs that they required to ensure quality control. The company has now announced that Odyssey products will support the use of two specific Samsung SSDs, the Samsung 850 EVO 500GB and Samsung 850 EVO 1000GB. These two drives will be compatible with the Odyssey 7, 7Q, and 7Q+. Any other SSDs, besides the Odyssey proprietary drives, will still be unsupported. These new announcements are quite interesting, and demonstrate a willingness from the company to continue supporting their existing products. Again, it's important to note that none of these announcements were new pieces of hardware, but rather updates to its existing line of Odyssey products. Some of these new features are available now as described above, but some of them will be released over the coming weeks and months. We'll keep you updated on when these new capabilities are available, and will share more detailed information as it is released.Read more
by Kevin Alexander | 13th April 2015
Avid recently announced a free version of it's popular video editing software. Media Composer | First is coming sometime in 2015, but has released some information on what to expect. Media Composer | First will be a trimmed down option of the full version of Media Composer. The concept is to make video editing more accessible to those just learning or who do not have the funds for purchasing a full NLE. Just how limited will it be? Well, one thing to note is that there will be a limited number of projects available, projects will be stored in the cloud, and there will be limited cloud storage space. Additional project and storage space will be available as an extra purchase. Avid does have a FAQ up on their website, and had this to say about limitations of the software: "At this time we aren't releasing detailed information on the feature set, as Media Composer | First is still in development, and won't be available until later in 2015. However you can expect a limited feature set that makes Media Composer | First less intimidating to new users, but also less appealing to power users. You can expect fewer settings, menus, timeline tracks, monitor features, bin features, titling features, effects and other features than the full Media Composer. You can also expect that Media Composer | First won't work with Avid Interplay Production, Interplay MAM, or MediaCentral UX, and that shared projects won't be supported on ISIS storage systems. In addition, all projects will be stored in the cloud, and you'll get a limited number of projects and a limited amount of cloud storage space. There will be options to expand Media Composer | First, from additional project and storage capacity to plug-ins, options, and additional applications to stock footage and music to upgrades to the full Media Composer." Avid Media Composer has long been a Hollywood favorite NLE of choice. It's interesting to see them release a free version for those just learning, even if the functionality is limited. There's no word yet on exactly when Media Composer | First will be released, but we will keep you updated.Read more
by Kevin Alexander | 10th April 2015
Canon today introduced a new small 4K 1 inch sensor 4K camera with a fixed lens, the XC10. The XC10 is a brand-new product category for Canon – a very compact and lightweight UHD-capable video (and stills) camera with a built-in fixed zoom range of 25-135mm, with a 1-inch sensor. The lens has a f2.8 to 5.6 aperture with a 10x optical zoom and focal length range of 8.9 to 89mm (35mm equivalent: 27.3 to 273 mm). It records 4K up to 29.97fps, 1080p/i up to 59.94 fps, and 720p up to 119.98 fps. It also has a slow and fast motion feature supported at 1080 resolution. Besides shooting 4K video it also shoots 13.36 MP stills. It also uses CFast 2.0 cards and the XF-AVC codec, which is quite impressive for a camera of this size. It features CLog and Wide DR as well as many other shared settings from the higher-end Canon Cinema cameras. It has a smart hot shoe for audio accessories, however Canon is leaving it to third parties to develop these audio accessories. The camera also features an HDMI output with a 4:2:2, 10-bit signal. We can see this camera clearly getting a lot of interest as a b-camera to many higher-end Cinema camera productions, or as a stand-alone one-man-band news-gathering tool – which it is perfectly fit for with its wide zoom range and optical stabilization. The XC10 will come in at $2,499. Technical Specs Chroma Subsampling: 4:2:2, 8-bit Bit Rates: 4K: 305 Mbps: 29.97p, 23.98p 205 Mbps: 25p 1080/720P: 50 Mbps: 59.94p, 50p 35 Mbps: 59.94i, 50i, 29.97p 25p Frame Rates: 4K: 29.97p, 25p, 23.98p 1080: 59.94p, 50p, 59.94i, 50i, 29.97p, 25p 720p: 119.98p, 100p Slow & Fast Motion supported at 1080 resolution Video Resolutions: UHD 4K (3840 x 2160) 1080p/i 720p Codec: AVC/H.264 File Type: MXF ISO Range: 100 to 20,000 Gain: 0.0 to 42 db Zoom: Optical 10x Focal Length: 8.9 to 89mm (35 mm equivalent: 27.3 to 273 mm) Aperture: f2.8 to 5.6 Effective Pixels: 3840 x 2160 Total Pixels: 4224 x 3164 Sensor: 1" CMOS Recording Media: CFast: 4K video SDHC/SDXC: HD video, photos, and camera settings 3" LCD Screen HDMI Output with 4:2:2, 10-bit signalRead more
by Kevin Alexander | 7th April 2015
Syrp has announced a new product, the Genie Mini, which is a compact, portable motion control product. Weighing in at half a pound, this new device allows you to perform smooth motion control panning. The original Genie is also performs motion control, but it could only do tracking moves. By combining the Genie and the new Genie Mini you have one piece of gear that can perform motion-control tracking and panning. Features Motion control for timelapse or real-time video Control using smartphone via bluetooth and Syrp Genie App Use stand alone for panning Use in conjunction with the Genie for tracking and panning Compatible with a wide range of cameras: Smartphone, GoPro, Mirrorless camera or DSLR The Genie Mini is coming soon and currently on pre-order at B&H. To see more information on this product, visit Syrp's website. Syrp will be at NAB next week, so we will make sure we stop by their booth and check this product out. Genie Mini Specs Speed Limitations: Max Speed – 360 Degrees in 31 seconds Minimum Resolution – 0.011 Degrees Payload/Weight Panning Load – 8kg (17.6 lb) Tilting Load – 5kg centered (11.0 lb) Weight – 230g (8.1oz) Battery Timelapse – 40+ hours Video – 5+ hours Charge Time – 3 Hours Interface Bluetooth 4.0 Low Energy to Syrp App (iOS, Android) USB Charging Camera port – 2.5mm Accessory port – 3.5mm (Dual Genie mode + IR Cable) Mount Type 1/4-20 On Top 3/8-20 On Bottom Included 1/4" to 3/8" adapterRead more
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This press article, featured in Leadership, focuses on the Emergency Transport Scheme piloted in four states in northern Nigeria, which since 2009 has helped to transport 19,000 pregnant women in the north to health facilities in emergency situations. The article discusses how findings show that even with population coverage of 4.3 million that 1,592 communities have been reached through the scheme. The project is funded by the MacArthur Foundation and is designed to help ensure the transportation of women in rural areas to ensure they have access to health care facilities on time. They have managed to over reach their target by 14,000 women and there are talks to expand the schemes to other parts of Nigeria.
Emergency Transport Service Saves 19,000 Pregnant Northern WomenAuthors: Winifred Ogbebo and Victor Okeke
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Sketch of survey of Lake Boca Raton, Boca Raton, Florida, made by Arthur Wrotnowski, Civil Engineer, for a Report on the Florida East Coast Canal (Intracoastal Waterway) from Jacksonville to Miami, Florida in 1889 by Elmer Corthell of Chicago, Illinois. The report was undertaken to encourage New England investors like Bradley and Albert P. Sawyer of Newburyport, Mass. To invest in the waterway's dredging. Courtesy, Hay Library, Brown University, Providence, R.I.</
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Designed for comfort and elegance, Bonnie is a vintage inspired sweater that works in every season and for any occasion. Made with knit fabric it is a quick and easy sew and can be created in a matter of hours. With three variations to choose from, as well as the ability to mix and match the bodices and sleeve options to suit your individual style, you can easily sew up a whole bunch for your wardrobe. Bonnie is the knit sweater pattern that is versatile, layerable and most important of all comfortable glamor.
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It was 13 years ago that 30-year-old Richard Dreyfuss, riding the crest of reviews hailing him as the actor of his generation, was expounding on his philosophy of life. "I have this theory called the Theory of the Laughing Gods." he said, just before receiving a 1978 Oscar for The Goodbye Girl and becoming the youngest Best Actor winner in Academy Award history. "They're two crazed, drunken wackos who sit up there drinking mead, and when things are going well, they point at you and say, 'Infantile paralysis!' Sometimes, when things are going badly, they say, 'Academy Award nomination!' But mostly it's infantile paralysis."
Considering what followed, Dreyfuss's comments seem eerily prophetic. Four and a half years later, in the throes of drug and alcohol addiction, he wrapped his Mercedes 450 SL around a palm tree in Benedict Canyon and survived the horrendous wreck—only to face a highly publicized arrest for illegal possession of cocaine and Percodan. After a court-ordered rehabilitation in lieu of a trial, the two felony charges against him were dismissed. Three months into sobriety, he would meet, as if rewarded, a graceful young television writer-producer at a Hollywood party and, two months later, marry her.
Enter, stage left, the Laughing Gods. Jeramie Dreyfuss, on the birth of the couple's first child, would suffer a debilitating, incurable illness so painful that she could not pick up her own newborn daughter. She would endure a grueling series of operations and months of recovery as the disease seemed to subside. Then, 2½ years later, the Dreyfusses' second child, Benjamin, would be born with an abnormality that occurs randomly once in 10 million births, ultimately leaving him permanently blind in one eye.
If anything is obvious from his reaction to these travails, it is that Dreyfuss, now 43, has undergone a radical change. Happily married for nearly eight years, the father of three, with his career back on track—as demonstrated by his current roles in Once Around and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead—no longer wastes time musing about the vagaries of fate.
"I hope this isn't a maudlin story, because I'm blessed," he says matter-of-factly. "First of all, I have a big salary, and I'm cushioned in many ways that a lot of people aren't. Also, I don't believe that anything that's happened is so terrible. What happened to Benjamin and his eye is horrible, the worst thing that's ever happened to me. But it's not as terrible as things I read about in the paper every day. And I always remember that."
Such equanimity was not always his forte. While still in his 20s, Dreyfuss, the son of an attorney and a housewife who raised him in a "left-wing pocket" of Bayside, Queens, N.Y., had already starred in three of the biggest films of the '70s: American Graffiti, Jaws and Close Encounters of the Third Kind. He was also earning a reputation as one of Hollywood's most arrogant young actors.
Five years later, with a few film clinkers (The Big Fix, The Competition, Whose Life Is It Anyway?) behind him and a demanding coke habit, he awoke one October night in his upside-down Mercedes. As he was being released from the hospital, he experienced a vision.
"In my mind's eye," he later said, "I saw an image of a little girl. She was an 8-year-old, wearing a pink-and-white dress with crinolines, black patent-leather pumps and white socks. Finally it came to me. She was the little girl I did not kill by my recklessness."
That vision, coupled with the Alcoholics Anonymous program he entered soon after, brought his life to a turning point. "You do drugs because you don't want to be in the world," he says now. "But I learned that what I really wanted was to have children, to live on the planet Earth with my feet on the ground."
Dreyfuss's version of events is corroborated by his wife, Jeramie. "I never knew the Richard who drank and did drugs," says Jeramie, 42, the daughter of a West Virginia physicist and a nurse turned secretary. "John Belushi had been a friend of mine, and after he died, I no longer tried to rescue drug addicts. If Richard had been doing drugs and drinking then, I would have run the other way."
Instead, when he proposed a precipitous 10 days after meeting her, she accepted, and in March they were married. "The first couple of years, we really didn't know anything about each other," she admits. "But the nice thing about being married is that you can't leave so easily. Then when you have children, it's even harder."
They could not have foreseen how hard. In November 1983, the couple's first child, Emily, was born. Two weeks later Jeramie developed excruciating pain in her elbows, wrists and shoulders. The pain, she was horrified to learn, announced the flaring up of her lupus, an often-devastating disease that causes the body's immune system to attack its own tissue. Although the disease is not uncommon (it currently affects more than half a million Americans, nearly 90 percent of them women), it is often misdiagnosed because of its tendency, as in Jeramie's case, to mimic other illnesses.
Jeramie's lupus had not been diagnosed until she was 29, though its symptoms had appeared far earlier. By her early 20s, after leaving Michigan State University to study acting in New York City, Jeramie, an aspiring gymnast in high school, had already suffered bouts of mononucleosis, diphtheria, a nonmalignant knee tumor and chronic arm sprains. A broken back from a fall led to a spinal fusion operation at 24.
Five years later, while working as a production assistant at NBC, she suffered an attack of peritonitis, a potentially fatal inflammation of the lining of the abdominal cavity. Later that year, after moving to Los Angeles with a boyfriend, she had four more attacks. "It was very scary," she says. "The doctors kept saying, 'This can't happen. You can't get peritonitis again.' And three months later I'd be back in the emergency room, all bunched up."
Finally, after running a specialized blood test, doctors gave Jeramie a name for what had plagued her for so much of her life: systemic lupus erythematosus. "I left work and went to every library, every bookstore, and I could find nothing on it," she says. "Then I went to Cedars-Sinai medical library, and they gave me their information. It said you had a life expectancy of about five years. [Since then the prognosis has improved significantly.] I called the doctor crying, saying, 'I do not have that! I do not have skin lesions [a classic symptom].' I was furious at him for having told me I had something so terrible. I went into denial."
With her disease in remission for years, and clinging to a belief that it would remain so, Jeramie did not discuss her lupus with Dreyfuss before marrying him. "I don't even remember how or when she told me that she had lupus," he says. "People have asked if I felt a sense of betrayal or deceit. That's ridiculous. Your wife gets sick, she gets sick. That's it. I never assumed that there wouldn't be any problems ahead of me."
When the disease revealed itself unmistakably after Emily's birth, doctors prescribed anti-inflammatory drugs to ease Jeramie's lupus-related pain. She then developed bleeding ulcers from the medication and virtually lost the use of her hands and arms for two years. "I didn't think I'd ever change a diaper again or do anything involving my thumbs," she says. Eventually the tendon sheaths in both wrists were surgically repaired, and her arms were put in casts to allow them to heal. Next, inflammatory tissue in both shoulders was surgically removed to relieve her pain. Finally doctors started her on a modified steroid treatment that Jeramie calls her "miracle drug."
Despite the complications of Jeramie's first pregnancy, the Dreyfusses were eager for another baby, and in June 1986 Jeramie delivered her second child. When their son was born, says Richard, measuring his words, "I noticed that one of his eyes was shaped funny. We were all happy and thrilled. It was a boy. A few seconds later, I noticed that our doctor had walked out of the room, which I knew was not normal. I knew it was about the eye. I took another look at Ben. His left eye was enlarged, grossly enlarged. The eye itself came out to where someone's glasses might sit. The lid closed over it. Actually, it strained and stretched to close. And it was colored black."
Jeramie too recalls the shock. "The sweetest moment of my life was after Ben was born," she says. "But they knew right away something was very wrong. They were calling in all these specialists, and we were still in the delivery room. Richard took Ben, and he went over to a corner and he held him. He was crying, but took him in his arms, and in this wonderful voice that he has, this very centered voice, he was saying to Ben, 'We're going to take care of you.' Because we thought he was going to die that morning."
But their baby did not die. In the first few hours of his life, "doctors did terrible things to Ben," recalls Richard. "They pulled his eye, looked in it, prodded it. At about 11:30 that night I was in Jeramie's room, and two doctors came in with our doctor. They said that what Ben had was a very rare eye ailment called Peter's anomaly. Jeramie and I looked at each other in horror. We had named him Peter." Richard pauses. "We quickly renamed him Ben."
Doctors explained that the defect had fused the baby's cornea with his iris. "Richard and I were very naive," says Jeramie. "We just thought, 'Aha! We'll just go get an eye transplant.' " Instead, in the first year of his life, Ben underwent 23 eye operations, including two corneal transplants.
During that trying time, the couple moved temporarily to San Diego to be nearer a University of California treatment center and somehow managed not to lapse into self-pity. "We were sorry. Obviously," says Richard. "But we never looked at each other and went, 'Oh, why did this happen to us?' "
Most worrisome, he says, were doctors' early concerns that the boy might suffer mental retardation. Finally, at a year and a half, Ben took behavioral tests at UCLA, but when Dreyfuss arrived to pick up his wife and son, doctors told him they had already left. "They said, 'Would you like to know the results?' " Richard recalls. "I said, 'Yeah.' They said, 'He's fine. Ben's perfectly fine. Normal. He's great.' Then I burst into tears. I had no idea that for all that time I'd been keeping this inside me. All this worry. They sat me down on one of those little children's chairs until I recovered."
Eventually, Ben became totally blind in his left eye. Today, although in theory he has no depth perception, Ben "never misses a step," says his mother. "We're just waiting for his face to grow, and as soon as his eye socket is large enough, he'll get a glass eye."
Other things are not so easily remedied. One day at the park, Dreyfuss overheard another child calling Ben, whose milky left eye shows an obvious bulge, a "monster," and recently the 4-year-old began refusing to attend a much-loved karate class. "I don"t like school, because people bother me about my eye," Ben says, imitating a singsong taunt. " 'I don't like you! You don't have an eye! Ha-ha! Ha-ha!' So I say, 'Well, you're the one that's being mean, because you don't know what you're doing to other people.' "
Six months ago Jeramie gave birth to the couple's third child, a son named Harry. Ben's first question was whether the baby was a boy or a girl. Then, says Richard, he asked if Harry had two good eyes. "We said yes. He got very sad for a minute and asked, 'Why-am I the only one in the family who has a bad eye?' Jeramie explained, as she had so many times, 'Everyone has something. Your thing is your eye; other people have other things.' "
These days, the Dreyfuss house, a massive Spanish-Moorish mansion in the Hollywood Hills, now undergoing a total renovation, serves as the focal point for the couple's extensive charity work. "My mission has been to talk about lupus and say the word so many times that people can't say, 'Oh, I've never heard of that,' " says Jeramie. "First we let people know the word—and then maybe we can raise more money to cure it." To that end, the couple donated $300,000 for a lupus research lab at UCLA and have also raised funds for an international eye-research facility slated to open next month at the University of California at San Diego.
Though she often lives with the pain of it, Jeramie refuses to surrender to her disease. "I have a very good attitude about lupus," she says. "You either rise above it, enjoy life, and go on, or you start feeling sorry for yourself and, I think, lose everything. When I first learned that life expectancy with lupus was five years, part of me hoped that maybe I'd make it to 30. And here I am, at 42, with three children. So I see every day, every year, as a gift."
For the time being, it seems that the Laughing Gods are being held at bay. Three weeks ago, Emily, now 7, posed a stumper to her father. "Daddy," she said, "what is heaven?"
Richard Dreyfuss, Academy Award winner and movie veteran, was, he admits, temporarily at a loss for words. "Heaven," he ventured, "is a place where everyone loves each other. It's a place that's very comfortable and pleasant. Everybody gets along and has fun. It's a place," he concluded, "where there's a lot of love."
For a moment, Emily looked puzzled, then broke into a smile. "Oh, Dad" she said. "That sounds just like our house."
—Susan Schindehette, Nancy Matsumoto and Todd Gold in Los Angeles


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One of the most difficult aspects of having a child with autism is seeing the pain he or she goes through in his or her interactions with other children. With difficulty managing emotions, children with autism typically have trouble developing social skills and often become victims of bullying. At Stanfield, we believe that knowledge is not just power but a building block for compassion and empathy. It is normal for both children and adults to be uncomfortable with the unknown, which is why we feel it is so important to teach our youth about autism and other developmental disabilities they may have never heard of. The following is the story of one mother who found the courage to face a classroom of eight-year-olds on her son's behalf.
After her son Alex was bullied at school, his mother pondered the question, "how much do kids really know about autism?" With a little investigation, she realized that Alex's classmates were completely in the dark about his disability. After developing a PowerPoint presentation and putting together some booklets, she went in front of his class to shed some light on the subject. The result was inspiring.
The children started by asking questions about whether autism could be caught and then proceeded to ask what it was and where it came from. Using a whiteboard, Alex's mom answered their questions and explained autism by using examples familiar to the students.
Using the gaming devices Nintendo and PlayStation as examples, Alex's mother explained that like game operating systems, some brains processed information differently than others. Most people had one type of brain while a few people, those with autism, were born with a different kind of brain. Like eye or hair color, it was something one was born with and was not good or bad, just different. She then explained that her son Alex had autism.
Alex's mother realized from the questions that followed that the children had always known Alex was different, they simply never knew why. They had been afraid to inquire but were now comfortable enough to ask the questions they had been keeping inside:
"Is it because of autism that he wiggles and shakes?"
"Is it why he uses headsets?"
"Is that the reason he leaves the room sometimes?"
Alex's mother explained that because Alex's brain manages communication differently, he sometimes reacts differently. She also clarified Alex's need to leave the room by explaining that sometimes Alex's brain becomes overloaded with information and he needs to take a break to allow his brain time to process the information.
How did Alex feel about his mom outing him in front of class? He was consulted ahead of time and gave his approval.
Alex's mother did not wish to single her son out in front of his classmates. She simply wanted Alex's class to understand him better, and that they did.
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So, you've decided to buy a new house, and you're working with your trusted Realtor® to find the perfect home for you and your family. There's so much to consider. Homes come in all shapes and sizes, the lots can vary by dimension, location, topography, and some homes are part of an HOA or PUD or CIC or Coop. They may be subject to the MIOCA. What?
There exist many types of planned developments throughout our lakes area, and they offer a wide range of amenities and the benefits of living in an established community. One may feature single-family homes with shared lake access, common swimming beach, shared harbor, and dockage on one of our popular lakes in the area. Another development may have condominium units in a larger building with underground parking, a workout facility, and swimming pool.
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House Fire in Oban Way Hereford
Hereford Voice posted a topic in Newton FarmThe Fire Brigade and other emergency services dealing with a house fire in Newton Farm. Waterfield Road is closed to allow emergency vehicles to gain access. The fire appears to be under control but fire crews continue to dampen down this evening. There is a lot of damage to the property and traces of smoke continue to come out of the property. Waterfield road is still closed at this time however, this incident is slowly being scaled down. Thankfully the people who live at the address have all been accounted for.
Fun and friendly line dance classes
Step-In-Time posted a calendar event in Events CalendaruntilLearn to line dance with qualified BWDA & UKDC Instructor. All levels and abilities accommodated. No previous dance experience necessary. Open to all ages - children to be accompanied by an adult at all times. No booking required - just turn up and have fun. Classes run on Fridays at Our Lady Queen of Martyr Catholic Church, Hereford and Mondays at Lion Ballroom, Leominster Absolute beginner level - if you have never danced before, come along to my absolute beginner lessons. Learn the basic steps and you will soon be dancing. Beginner level - once you have an idea of the steps come to the beginner classes to enable you to progress. Most people attending the absolute beginner class also stay for the beginner. Improver / Intermediate level - these lessons are for people who have previous experience of dancing. Whether you already dance on a regular basis or haven't danced in some time, this will be great fun. Absolute Beginners: 6:30 Beginners: 7:00 - 8:00pm Improver / Intermediates: 8:00-10pm Contact Karen Knight for more information on 07977 796582; email: email@example.com; Facebook: SITLineDancing
I told you it would get worse!
megilleland posted a topic in Newton FarmThings are steadily getting worse on Hereford's estates with not much activity on the ground. Here on Newton Farm not only are Herefordshire Housing cutting the bulk of the grass, but also the Council's agents (used to be Amey and now Balfour Beatty), and in the case of our street, we pay a service charge for Muir Group Housing to cut the grass and keep the area tidy. There is no co-ordination between these bodies, so some grass gets cut and other areas are left to be cut at a later date. This results in an unkempt appearance and local residents not knowing who is responsible for which piece of land. There are pieces of land which have never been cut this year. The problems around the electricity sub-station in Sherborne Close still continue, with fly tipping amd split rubbish bags spewing their contents over the pavements every weekend. Not much hope of anything been done as this has been occuring and visible to anyone passing through this area since the first post here in June 2010. This lack of co-ordination and co-operation to maintain our estates goes back to 2002 when the council handed over most of our green, open spaces to Herefordshire Housing and other Registered Social Landlords, when they got rid of their housing stock. Since then and several recessions later we were told these alterations and efficiency savings would benefit us the council tax payers and be easier to manage in the future. As we can now see this way of working has failed. There should be one contractor to cover the whole area by adopting all the open space. Balfour Beatty having got their £200 million contract with the council, and possibly a phone line connected in the near future, things could be different, but I doubt it.
The oval rat runThis is a letter that I have sent to to our councillor today in the hope that I receive a response. I am sure that is also an issue in other areas, but when you are not even trying to join the que and waiting excessively, something needs to be done. As for the road surface saga - well its just a joke considering it's a "new†development! I've driven on smoother farm tracks. I am writing to you in the hope that you may be able to help resolve some issues we are having on Woodward Avenue (formally Broxash Drive) Every weekday morning we have problems with traffic using the street as a rat run on to Belmont Road which is causing queues of traffic on our street and problems for residents not being able to manoeuvre vehicles on or off driveways. This morning the traffic was particularly bad on the street and vehicles were queuing up as far as the top of the road next to the children's playground and blocking every driveway. I came out of the house this morning with my 5 year old to take her to school in Madley and despite all the traffic seeing me getting in my car, not one car left me any room for me to pull off my driveway. When the traffic started moving I slowly started to pull of my driveway only for another car to then pull forward, blocking me again, and refusing to move for me to be able to come off my drive, despite me telling them I wanted to go in the opposite direction to them. When I was eventually given space to reverse off the drive I was unable to see down the road to see if anything was coming the other way as the vehicles were obscuring my view, I was lucky that there wasn't a car coming as there would have been no way I would have seen them, or them see me. There are also problems with drivers speeding down the road, especially towards the earlier part of the morning before the majority of the traffic builds up on the street. The road itself is an utter mess with major potholes all along the street and the extra traffic using the road is only going to make things worse, we have been told by the highways agency that despite this area being classed as a new development, there are no funds available to resurface this road. Unfortunately I think at some point in the future if these issues are not addressed there will be an accident on the street, whether due to speeding vehicles, poor condition of the road, or queuing traffic obscuring residents view/access off or on driveways.
Muir Close Hereford
megilleland posted a topic in Newton FarmProblem in Muir Close. A mysterious hedge cutter came down the road and trimmed what I believe is a council hedge. The pieces of the hedge which were thrown over the road I swept up and left in neat piles on the grass verge. No one seems to know who commissioned the hedge trimmer and everyone - Muir Housing Group, Herefordshire Housing and Herefordshire Council deny it's their responsibility to remove the trimmings. The trimmings are still on the verge 3 weeks since the cut. The ownership and responsibility for estate verges and trees has always been a problem see "Adoption of housing estate land by Herefordshire Council" going back to 2012. Hereford Housing made a visit and showed me a map explaining the responsibility for estate verges as they see it, but it is not clear and agreed by the other agencies.
Mould Appearing On Walls Of New Flats In Beattie Ave
Colin James posted a topic in The OvalThese flats have not been up 2 years yet and already they have had to repair the roof, now I see mould appearing in different areas on the external walls, see photographs I took this morning. These flats are starting to look a little shabby already, I wonder how they will look in 5 years time...
Police cordon new skate park
H.Wilson posted a topic in Newton FarmThe police cordoned off the new skate park at Newton Farm last night and have been in attendance overnight. A young teenage lad was injured last night from an apparent fall with injuries to his face. Scenes of crimes officers (soco) are there today, so this is not looking good.
New Hereford Skate Park Vandalised
Colin James posted a topic in Newton FarmThe turf has been laid over the past few days surrounding the new skate park and vandals have uplifted it and placed it all over the park, I have no words... Here is a quote from a local person who took this photo. Original discussion I am pleased that it was quickly repaired.
High Tea and Fun Quiz at Belmont
Colin James posted a topic in BelmontHigh Tea and Fun Quiz at Belmont Community Centre
Work Begins On New Skate Park
Colin James posted a topic in Newton FarmThe work on the new skate park in the fields at the top of Newton Farm has begun. Contractors had already fenced off the old park and have starting dismantling it today. This skate park was built in the 90's and is well used and in much need of replacing. The project is being funded by Hereford Housing as it is their land.
Theft of tools from van
DILLIGAF posted a topic in Police & CrimeA builders van was vandalised to gain entry and cleaned out. This happened in broad daylight around 11am a few days ago. The van was parked in Radford gardens near the block of new flats. A HH van was also parked next to it but was untouched. I believe the contents was carpentry related. If you are offered cheap tools or hear something, please inform @southsidecops It appears the culprits left in a white transit van that was a little battered, and seen by a few tradesmen around the site.
New Oval Houses Will Be Dark Inside
Colin James posted a topic in The OvalI can't help but notice that these new houses at the Oval are going to be very dark inside, they have built them very close to the road compared to where the old flats used to be and directly in front of them is a whole avenue of large trees, great planning.
Large Police presence in bird sanctuary
DILLIGAF posted a topic in Police & CrimeAnyone shed any light on this? Early evening last night.
Phase 4 Flats Gone!
Colin James posted a topic in Newton FarmI managed to grab these few photo's of phase 4. Kilvert Rd first set of flats. The flats opposite are due to come down next.
Abandoned House In Newton Farm
Colin James posted a topic in Newton FarmThis was posted on our FaceBook page today:
Disposal of Public Open Space land at Newton Farm
megilleland posted a topic in Newton FarmNotice of disposal of Public Open Space land at Newton Farm Playing Fields, Hereford The County of Herefordshire District Council intends to grant a Lease of the playing fields, car park and changing rooms at Newton Farm, Hereford. Plan here: Anyone know who may have an interest in this scheme and how long the lease will be?
New Goodrich Grove Houses Address Error
Colin James posted a topic in Newton FarmI have just read this on another site and said that I would post it on here, can anyone confirm if Keith B is correct?
Hereford's Belmont Rd Flats Demolished
Colin James posted a topic in The OvalThey have demolished one block of flats now they have started on the main blocks facing the Belmont Road, all part of the Oval Regeneration.
Belmont & Newton Farm SNT Newsletter October 2014
megilleland posted a topic in Police & CrimeWest Mercia Police Belmont & Newton Farm Safer Neighbourhood Team (SNT) OCTOBER 2014 Newsletter I see there is a web chat being arranged in this newsletter.
Warning against loan sharks
megilleland posted a topic in Newton FarmMonday 15 September 2014 in Hereford Times News: Any advice to keep people out of the clutches of loan sharks is to be commended.
Belmont & Newton Farm SNT Newsletter September 2014
megilleland posted a topic in Police & CrimeBelmont & Newton Farm SNT Newsletter September 2014 West Mercia Police Belmont & Newton Farm Safer Neighbourhood Team (SNT) SEPTEMBER 2014 Newsletter
How Close Are These Houses To The Police Station!
Colin James posted a topic in Newton FarmI am not sure I would want to live this close to the police station doors.. These are the new houses being built on the site of the Vortex and St Francis Saviour church
Kilvert Road Flats.
Glenda Powell posted a topic in Newton FarmI have had many tenants approach me because some of the rendering on the walls of the Kilvert Road flats have become loose because of all the wet weather we have had, therefore it was removed. Tenants concerns is the flats will now become damp. I have had assurance from HHL that if that happened any damp etc would be put right regardless of the flats being part of the regeneration of the Oval.
The Brook, Southholm Rd - Belmont Rd.
Chris Adcocks posted a topic in BelmontI wonder can anyone tell me what on earth has happened to the once very pleasant walkway that used to run from Southolm Rd to Belmont Rd. I see somebody has decided that the best way to keep Waterfield Rd safe is to fell the dangerous trees and push them into the brook. Along with a wide variety of drinks bottles, carrier bags and numerous other items the brook is now becoming a health risk and a eyesore . Does anyone know who is responsible and if it going to be sorted ?
Amey works to be carried out in Newton Farm and Belmont
Glenda Powell posted a topic in Open ForumOver the past three weeks I have requested Amey to carryout works in Newton Farm, Hunderton and Belmont, the flaying of trees and undergrowth along the whole of the GWW will be completed by Friday this week,lighting has been checked and repairs done where needed, a meeting has been arranged with the PCC Mr Longmore to take place next week to ask for CCTV on the GWW.I Will update you on this after the meeting. The Newton Brook in Newton Farm is in the process of being cleared and trees cut back, this work will carry on into Hunderton, The Brook From Northolme road through and along the CH7 in Belmont will be done at the same time, Amey is aware of a Badger set in Northolme road so care will be taken not to disturb the Badgers. The trees / undergrowth and grass will also be cut in Glastonbury Close open space along the boundary. This additional work I have requested will be completed within the next two weeks. The trees and undergrowth will be cut back where necessary along the Shaw Walkway, also I have had a site meeting with Phil Pankhurst from Amey in the past week to look at the condition of trees in the nature reserve in this area some work will be carried out. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the following people Neill Davies, Phil Pankhurst and Adrian Hall for work that has been carried outso far, and in the process of being carried out. I have been on a site visit this morning in Newton Farm, Hunderton, Belmont and GWW with Amey checking work in process.


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