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Goulburn Murray
Local Leadership
Jawun works closely with local Indigenous leaders to prioritise the allocation of secondees into the Goulburn Murray region.
Paul Briggs OAM
Executive Chair, Kaiela Institute> Read more
Paul Briggs is a Yorta Yorta man based in Shepparton with a wealth of experience in Aboriginal community development. He grew up on the Cummeragunja Aboriginal Mission within a strong family environment.
Paul has been at the forefront of Aboriginal peoples rights and advancement since the early 1970s. He is well known for his role as the founding president of the Rumbalara Football Netball Club (RFNC), a position he has held since 1988. RFNC is an Indigenous sporting organisation that provides sporting, recreational and social opportunities while addressing the spiritual, emotional and physical well-being of its players and community members. Paul is also founding Chair of First Nations Foundation and First Nations Credit Union Australia, which offer Indigenous people national access to financial services.
Paul's vision of using sport to engage Indigenous youth in education resulted in the establishment of the highly successful Academy of Sport, Health and Education (ASHE) in 2004, as well as the Rumba Ripples Employment Program.
Paul is Executive Chair of the Kaiela Institute, which has built partnerships with all levels of government, the private sector, and philanthropic organisations to collaborate in building an inclusive future for Aboriginal people of the Goulburn Valley.
Paul has also been awarded an Order of Australia (OAE) for his services to his community and to broader Australia.

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The Zoetic Presents... A Christmas Tradition that's fun for the whole family - it's our Sound of Music Sing-Along! A Christmas Classic that you can get involved in. Don't know all the words? Don't worry, we'll have them onscreen for you. Experience the film like never before and sing out to your heart's content!
Plus, we've specially designed a prop bag to go with the movie, so you can get the full experience this Christmas!
A heartwarming story: Often in trouble and doing the wrong things, Maria is sent to the house of a retired naval captain to care for his children. Captain Von Trapp was widowed several years before and was left to care for seven 'rowdy' children. Maria soon learns that all these children need is a little love to change their attitudes.
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The Zoetic Theatre
526 Concession St. (at Upper Wentworth), Hamilton, Ontario, L8v 1A6 See Map
from 2pm to 5:30pm
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Chicken Salsa Bake
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This blog post has obviously taken a long time to complete. Maybe it's a post that has been organized so meticulously, deeply thought out and planned, well crafted and edited so thoroughly, that the finished product took such a massive effort to....nahhh. I wish.
Well, I guess I need to delete all of the clever tie-ins with the June trip to Israel for my niece's wedding, July 4th, Labor Day, my six week part time job at the PR agency, the Chicago Marathon(people ran it the day after Yom Kippur? wow..), Halloween, Thanksgiving, etc. Here we are, the end of 2011 glaring at us! All together now...Thank god!
Moving on...of course there has been so much happening since my last post - tons of articles to share; so many new wonderful people I've met; seminars attended; small successes; frustrating failures; fighting 'funks' generated by the longest job search known to man. What about you? Share with us what's gone on - the great, the horrible, your biggest successes or achievements this year. Or even your unexpected frustrations.
During that obnoxiously early twelve hour El Al Airlines flight to Tel Aviv, while speaking with other passengers, friendly flight attendants, after giving each my shortelevator speech, (which gets longer and longer each week), that dreaded question thrown at me: "Larry, describe your perfect job" One of my least favorite questions, (perhaps second most to "what is your New Year's resolution?") . How do you feel when asked that question? Has your answer changed during many months of the job search? In what way? Please share it with us all here.
Let's get to it: Linked In - everyone is on it, right? And you're using it exhaustively in your job search...right? It's crucial, used more by headhunters than...anything. This article should help you sharpen your Linked In usage. Please share your thoughts, additions, disagreements, etc. And of course, please feel free to connect with me there:http://www.linkedin.com/in/llabow I'm always more than happy to help bring people together there.
Once again, let's discuss the elevator speech. For me, with each job search, it's gotten tougher to keep my elevator speech sharp, interesting, and focused. Have a look at this piece on the informal elevator speech for some new ideas. Did you find it helpful? Let us know. Do you have other ideas? Share them please.
The cover letter. Are they still necessary? Do you write one? Do they read it? How to make a killer cover letter? This article had some good ideas. What do you think?
That brings us to the title of this post. I'm all about having goals, and self-improvement, but not making them on New Year's eve.Read why 88% of all New Year's resolutions fail. Years ago I was quoted about my facetious New Year's eve resolution I often make. It almost appeared in a columnist's piece in the Chicago Tribune, but was cut due to editing. (email me, and I'll share it with you).
I hope you get some use out of some of the articles here, and really hope you engage, agree, disagree, battle, praise, share your thoughts. I look forward to hearing from you, and hope you forward, share, and enjoy the blog.
Oh, and why the black eyed peas photo? Click here, if you don't know (go to the 4th section).
I wish all of you and your families, a happy, healthy, loving, prosperous, and safe 2012!
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ACMCU event: "The Civil Rights of Muslim Americans: A Casualty of the War on Terror" with Arjun Singh Sethi
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December 7, 2016. Co-sponsored with the Bridge Initiative. Innocent Muslim Americans are a casualty of the war on terror. They are regularly targeted by abusive and overreaching counter-terrorism programs including countering violent extremism initiatives, watchlists, and suspicious activity reporting. They likewise endure disproportionate surveillance and profiling by national intelligence agencies and law enforcement. We spy on the many to catch the few. We target based on faith, not evidence of wrongdoing. This talk explored these abusive practices and discussed efforts underway to curb them.


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By Amy Karp
A couple weeks ago, I had the pleasure of attending the In The Valley Below concert at the Visulite Theater, a dark, crowded, cozy venue, perfect for the duo's sultry, melodic, dream-pop vibe. Angela Mattson and Jeffrey Mendel came together in 2011 to form the band and have since released their studio album, The Belt, which consists mostly of songs with powerful lyrics over thumping electronic beats. Their most popular song "Peaches" which was included on many lists as one of the best songs of last summer, has gotten a lot of recognition in indie-pop circuits and main stream radio as well; popular electronic musicians such as Passion Pit, Omniflux, and Kele have remixed the track.
Both Angela and Jeffrey are a little quirky and gothic and share the most amount of chemistry I have ever witnessed while on stage together. They are two equal halves of the whole dividing most songs into duos and carrying their weight instrumentally--Angela plays keyboard and Jeffrey plays guitar. Their live performance is hypnotic in the way that it is hard not to be entirely wrapped up in what they are doing regardless of what it is.
Angela took some time out of her super busy tour schedule to answer a few of my questions, so please enjoy the interview below(:
Q. How did you two meet and what brought you together to start In the Valley Below?
A. We met in Los Angeles in the music scene. I saw Jeffrey performing with the band Sabrosa Purr and they blew me away. I later became their bass player.
Q. Were either of you making music by yourselves or with another group before you found each other?
A. We were both playing in bands and writing solo music. We decided to try and write some music together and it was awkward at first. Writing songs with someone is a very intimate experience. It took us a while to get comfortable. Eventually we got very comfortable. Then we decided to focus on the things we felt were our weaknesses, like singing harmonies, keyboards, recording.
Q. What does the name In the Valley Below mean to you and how did you come up with the name?
A. It was inspired by Bob Dylan's song "One More Cup Of Coffee". The song has such a thick mood and he sings about going to the valley below. We want to be In The Valley Below.
Q How did you get into crafting your own beer?
A. Purely for the love of drinking beer. It tastes so much better. Like a home cooked meal.
Q. As far as genres go, how would you classify yourself? You don't really seem to fit into any particular bubble.
A. It's in the spirit of Rock & Roll
Q. I read somewhere that you both are huge Phil Collins fans. Is he still your dream collaboration, and who else do you both draw inspiration from?
A. Him or Peter Gabriel
Q. Do you both go through the whole song writing process together? Especially with the majority of your songs being duets, do you each write your own part to a song?
A. Usually one of us starts a song or comes in with an idea for a song and we finish it together. Often we write each others lyrics.
Q. Where do you find inspiration for your lyrics? Are they all personal or do you tend to play roles?
A. Most are personal, some contain surprising amount of foresight, almost clairvoyance. We'll write about things that happen a few years later. A lot about past relationships romantic or otherwise. Some are inspired by society.
Q. The song, Peaches, got picked up by radio stations pretty slowly, as most alt-turned-pop songs do. Were you surprised when it became so popular 2 years after its release?
A. We are always surprised when anyone pays attention to us. We made this record not expecting anyone but us to enjoy it. We knew it was good, but there is so much good music out there that never gets on the radio. We are constantly grateful and feel lucky to be where we are now.
Q. How do y'all get ready and excited before you go on stage? Do you have any rituals?
A. We dedicate every show to someone. Last night in Buffalo it was to the crew of the Edmond Fitzgerald. Then we slap each other on the face.
Q. After concluding The Belt Tour, what is next for In the Valley Below?
A. We've got a warm basement somewhere cold and snowy to work on our next record.


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The year's coming to a close, and it's time to look ahead. There are already several sure-to-be great albums on the horizon. You can already preorder the ones below.
Panda Bear – Panda Bear Meets the Grim Reaper
Out Jan. 13
Available on LP, CD, Deluxe LP, Deluxe CD
Experimental pop auteur and Animal Collective member Panda Bear aka Noah Lennox is back with his fifth solo album and first in four years. Like his last album, Tomboy, it's co-produced by Peter Kember, and it features two songs that have already been premiered, the woozy "Mr Noah" and mind-bending "Boys Latin," for which you can watch the mesmerizing video below. "Mr Noah" has been already released on a four-song EP of the same name, which includes three more songs; those three extra songs will also be available on the deluxe editions of the album.
Belle & Sebastian – Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance
Out Jan. 20
Available on LP, CD, Deluxe LP
We've already heard the rousing track "The Party Line" and more introspective "Nobody's Empire," hopefully meaning the ninth Belle & Sebastian album will have something for everyone. The deluxe edition comes with four extra tracks.
Sleater-Kinney – No Cities to Love
Out Jan. 20
Available on LP, CD, Deluxe Edition White Vinyl
Who isn't excited about the return of Sleater-Kinney? Their eighth album comes after a 10-year hiatus for the rock 'n' roll greats. It's produced by John Goodmanson, who also produced the band's early classics, like 1997's Dig Me Out. So far, the band has shared the songs "Bury Our Friends" and "Surface Envy," showing zero signs that the band has dialed down its intensity in the interim—if anything, they convey the sound of bottled-up energy shooting forth. The deluxe edition LP has a two-sided poster and a bonus 180-gram vinyl 12" with two exclusive tracks on one side and an etching on the other, all of which is housed in a very cool slipcase with its own exclusive cover art (plus there's a download card for the album).
The Decemberists - What A Terrible World, What A Beautiful World
Out Jan. 20
The literary indie-rock heroes return with their seventh album. The two songs we've heard so far, "Make You Better" and "Lake Song," have a rustic intimacy that speaks highly for the rest of the album. Lest you think they take themselves too seriously, Nick Offerman appears in all his over-the-top manly glory as a hokey German talk-show host in the video below for "Make You Better."
Jose Gonzalez – Vestiges & Claws
Out Feb. 17
Available on LP, CD, Clear Vinyl
The Swedish troubadour always seemingly does the impossible, which is to make acoustic solo singer/songwriter material feel fresh again. It's hard to believe this is only his third album, and first since 2007's In Our Nature. The song "Every Age" is reminding us of what we've been missing.
Out Feb. 17
This young Catalonian quartet has already drawn up a lot of hype and comparisons to the likes of PJ Harvey and Sunny Day Real Estate with their first tracks. Undoubtedly, this Captured Tracks-signed band is already a major band to watch for 2015.
Sonny & the Sunsets – Talent Night at the Ashram
Out Feb. 17
We were huge fans of Sonny & the Sunsets' last album, Antenna to the Afterworld, which spaced out on some sci-fi psych-pop. Things sound even funkier this time around, judging by the grooving "Cheap Extensions." Check out its awesome animated video below.
Modest Mouse – Strangers to Ourselves
Out March 3
It's been eight years since the last Modest Mouse album. With fresh reissues this year of the band's '90s classics, The Lonesome Crowded West and This Is a Long Drive for Someone With Nothing to Think About, we're due for a new one, and we'll get it with March 3's Strangers to Ourselves. So far, we've just heard "Lampshades on Fire," which sees Isaac Brock and co. in fine form, offering a juicy bit of snarling social commentary.
Out March 3
We love the psych-drone motorcycle rock of Moon Duo and are always happy to have more. Hear the evil "Animal" below.
Out March 31
Another long-time Amoeba favorite who looks like he'll have a big 2015 is Luis Vasquez aka The Soft Moon. The Oakland-based darkwave artist has unveiled one new track, the pounding "Black," which sounds bigger than anything he's done yet, like he's ready to don Trent Reznor's mantle as our dark lord and savior.


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A regular exercise chart is essentially a chart that lists the kind of exercise you want to do, when you do them and the number of repetitions and sets you need to make. It may also contain private information for example weight along with other measurements. This kind of chart will help you keep tract of the body mass index, heartbeat and pulse rate, along with the calories you burn or target to lose, workout duration and concentration of the exercise.
Keeping a real record of the workout program helps your mind remember what routine you probably did yesterday and just what routine you'll do tomorrow. Without them, it is simple to forget details for example kind of exercise and quantity of reps and hang which are important if you wish to maximize the advantages of exercise and make sure that you remain faithful for your program.
It may also help you track how well you're progressing every day. It offers a superior obvious info on workouts that require more work. It's the tool you can use together or as substitute for your fitness expert.
Kids' Exercise Chart
Parents who're worried about the healthiness of the youngster can usually benefit from it. It's extra useful for moms and dads to be able to carefully monitor the workouts of the kids. It's very difficult to motivate kids to workout especially now that you've got to contend with television, game titles and also the internet. By using kids' exercise chart your children can positively take part in designing a workout program that will work for their own health and simultaneously, enables these to enjoy their childhood. Be aware: don't let yourself be too picky when selecting your kids' exercise. Walking, running, swimming, biking, hiking, along with other active games count as exercise like jumping ropes and rollerblading.
You will find free downloadable blank kids' exercise charts online that include different colorful designs.
Free Charts for Adults
There are numerous blank exercise charts it is simple to download online. Be cautious though, many downloadable products online contain spy ware and infections. Safe, make certain that you simply only download exercise chart on reliable and legit websites.
There is also blank charts when you purchase certain products for example nutritional products and diet supplements. Some gym and fitness clubs offer free exercise charts for his or her people.
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4 oranges – peeled
8 carrots – peeled
250ml water
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This is the I own a blender but haven't got space in my kitchen for a juicer as well method. It was told to me by Kate Magic of raw food fame, and it does work really well, although it is probably only for making smallish quantities at any one time, and you do have to get your hands in there and use some elbow-grease. It's great fun for the kids too!
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SPEC SHEET (Description) EPS Springer ATV Armoured Vehicles
The Springer is an all-terrain vehicle developed for the UK Army by UK-based Enhanced Protection Systems (EPS). The vehicle supports British troops in Afghanistan. The new vehicle fleet was delivered to the army in summer 2009.
The vehicles can be deployed in landing zones to support airborne and light infantry units and used to move combat supplies from helicopter landing sites to forward operating bases (FOB).
The Springer is a two-wheel drive vehicle capable of being driven off-road. Springers were originally intended to be permanently placed at FOB, but the vehicles are capable of delivering supplies to frontline troops.
Spring arm suspension gives the vehicles a high ground clearance of 378mm. The suspension system consists of an adjustable dual coil over springs, gas hydraulic shocks and an air compressor system with load compensators.
The vehicles have a maximum speed of 40mph. The 1.4l engine provides less power, but the vehicles have low centres of gravity and the ability to negotiate tight corners and uneven and muddy terrain.
Tests have proven the capabilities of the vehicle. The Springer is more versatile than the quad and trailer combinations sometimes used to shift loads from helicopter landing sites by the UK Army. It also offers more protection to operators. The vehicle is lightweight and helicopter transportable.
The Springer is based on a current production Tomcar TM5. The base frame is considerably revised and while the original chassis is not strengthened, the overall protective rollcage is.The rear loadbed, which tilts rearwards for automotives access, is modified and can carry up to one tonne including a standard NATO pallet, this loaded by the front-mounted 8,000 lb-rated electric winch and using the two side-mounted sand ladders as a ramp
Specification Springer All-Terrain Vehicle
EPS Springer ATV Armoured Vehicles Cargo systems
The 4 x 2 vehicle can self load a 1t pallet of supplies. Each vehicle is equipped with an 8,000lb self recovery winch and sand ladders, which act as loading ramps for cargo pellet.
EPS Springer ATV Armoured Vehicles Armament
The Springer is fitted with weapons holders to carry light support weapons (LSW). SA80 A2 standard assault rifles are available for two crew members. The SA80 can be fitted with a SUSAT sight and a common weapon sight (CWS). Other weapons include a C7 rifle or a Minimi, a fully automatic light machine gun. The vehicle can also be fitted with a general purpose machine gun (GPMG) mount.
EPS Springer ATV Armoured Vehicles Engine
The Springer is fitted with a 1,400cc naturally aspirated Lombardini diesel engine with the option of turbocharger and petrol variants. The continuously variable transmission (CVT) in combination with a drive chain efficiently utilises engine power.
Three modes are provided on the drive train. The top mode delivers high speed and low torque while lower mode gives more torque and less speed. The middle mode delivers a combination of speed and cross-country capability.
Transmission: Automatic V-Belt CVT, High/Low Gear Box, Rear Wheel Drive, Final drive: oil bathed chains, differetial Lock
Towing Load: 2.7 tonne
Cargo Box: Payload: 1.4 tonne
Tyres: Front AT 25 x 8-12 Rear: AT 26 x 12-12
Suspension: Front: Double Wishbone, Travel: 13.5" (343mm)
Rear: Trail Arm, Travel: 13" (334mm)
Heavy Duty, with adjustable dual coilover springs, gas/hydraulic shocks on board compressor system with load compensators.
Steering: Rack and Pinion. 1.6 Turn Lock to Lock
Brakes: Power Hydraulic Brakes 4 Discs
Fuel: 6.75 Gallon / 27 Litre Safety Tank (2 Tanks)
Electric: 12V 46 AH Battery. Alternator + Regulator 60 AMP, inc 24V Inverter Power Socket, Halogen Head Lights, Tail Lights, Brake Lights, Horn, Rear Fog
Instrumentation: Speedometer, Mileage, Voltometer, Fuel Gauge, Low Oil Pressure Turn Signal, High/Low Beam, Temperature Gauge/DLPAL
Seat: Adjustable, Bucket Type, Head Rest, 4 Point Safety Harness
Dimensions EPS Springer ATV Armoured Vehicles
Length: 135� (3416mm)
Width: 70� (1780mm)
Height: 67� (1686mm)
Wheel Base: 10� (2562mm)
Dry Weight: 1870lbs (850kg)
Cargo Box: Rails: 66.3� x 52.9� (1684mm x 1343mm) 70� (1780mm)
Development EPS Springer
Late 2008 and as the security situation in Afghanistan continued to deteriorate, the UK MoD recognised that it had an emerging requirement for a load carrying vehicle at the lower end of the weight and protection scale. This requirement called for a small and agile vehicle that could rapidly transport stores between helicopter landing/drop zones and Forward Operating Bases (FOBs), and included a payload requirement of around one tonne, that payload possibly palletised, and thereby ruling out anything of conventional ATV configuration.Following competitive trails, in April 2009 the MoD awarded UK-based Enhanced Protection Systems (EPS) a GBP3 million contract for 78 Springer vehicles. The first of these were delivered within four months of contract award, with final deliveries made some six months later.Springer is based on the Israeli-designed, US-built Tomcar all-terrain vehicle which has been available for around 30 years. Reportedly designed as a helicopter transportable light vehicle for the Israeli military, both civil and military versions of the continually evolving design are now widely available. The Tomcar also forms the basis of the G-NIUS Gardium, the first fully autonomous Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV) vehicle to be used operationally.As a result of user feedback from British troops in Afghanistan EPS announced the uprated Springer 2 mid-2010, with some proposed Springer 2 revisions (including the wheels/tyres) capable of retro-fit to original production vehicles. Outline details and provisional Specifications of Springer 2 can be found elsewhere in this entry.With the territorial realignment within Helmand Province, Afghanistan and the withdrawal of UK
The Springer is based on a current production Tomcar TM5. The base frame is considerably revised and while the original chassis is not strengthened, the overall protective rollcage is.The rear loadbed, which tilts rearwards for automotives access, is modified and can carry up to one tonne including a standard NATO pallet, this loaded by the front-mounted 8,000 lb-rated electric winch and using the two side-mounted sand ladders as a ramp. The load tray on the front of the vehicle, which tilts forward for maintenance purposes, carries an additional 100 kg of stores, while the rack above the two crew members is used to mount an Electronic Counter Measures (ECM) package.Blast protection was not considered a pressing need for this procurement (insurgents would have limited opportunities to lay mines or similar devices in anticipated areas of operations), or indeed practical for a vehicle that has an unladen weight of less than 1,000 kg. A degree of ballistic protection from the threat of rifle or sniper fire was, and composite material 'doors' that provide a classified level of ballistic protection are fitted.The Lombardini naturally aspirated diesel engine is modified to run on military grade fuel, and in the process is adjusted to deliver a small increase in torque and around 3 hp more. The automatic V-belt CVT two-speed (high/low) transmission and oil-bathed chain-type final drives remain standard.Other modifications carried out here in the UK by EPS include a complete re-wire. The four-wheel hydraulic disc brakes are revised, as are the front
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Good morning on this misty Monday.
The problem of overcrowding on subways is a circular one: More passengers means more delays, leading to more canceled trains, resulting in — wait for it — more overcrowding.
A New York Times analysis of subway data found a shortage of trains not only at peak times but throughout the day.
Given this dim outlook, we set out to find a bright spot, something to make us feel good on our Monday morning commute. We found it in the glowing LCD clocks along the C line that were recently installed by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
We spoke to Veronique Hakim, the managing director of the transportation authority, about the new clocks and when you can expect them in your station.
The clocks use new technology. How does it work?
The recently installed clocks use the existing wireless network, rather than the previous system on the numbered lines, which used the signal network. Bluetooth receivers are installed in stations and on the front and back car of each train, which act "almost like little GPS devices," Ms. Hakim said. The transportation authority monitors when trains enter and leave the station, and uses that information to display their estimated arrival times at the next station.
How accurate are the clocks?
"So far, our accuracy rate is 97 percent," Ms. Hakim said.
What stations have the new clocks?
The new clocks have been installed on the R, C and L lines and the shuttle between Grand Central Terminal and Times Square. Other trains that run through the stations with clocks, like the E train, also display their arrival times on the screens.
When will my station have a clock?
Soon, Ms. Hakim said. The transportation authority is able to install these clocks more quickly than the previous clocks on the numbered lines because it is an isolated project, Ms. Hakim said, and the transportation authority is on track to have clocks installed in every station by the end of the year.
Here's what else is happening:
Monday, Monday. So good to me — except when the weather makes us wish we could hit "snooze" on the alarm clock indefinitely.
A wet morning, afternoon and evening ahead, with a high around 70.
Hair forecast: A frazzled Mrs. Frizzle.
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• Mayor Bill de Blasio plans to push for a tax on wealthy New Yorkers to pay for subway and bus improvements. [New York Times]
• Financially strapped and struggling to survive, religious congregations across the city are looking to sell their houses of worship. [New York Times]
• The story of James Justus, the detective who tracked down the parking ticket that led to the arrest of Son of Sam in 1977. [New York Times]
• A joke about transgender African-Americans that was made on a popular New York City-based radio show was "an attack on the entire community." [New York Times]
• The FinTech Innovation Lab has been working to help financial-services start-ups sell their services in New York. [New York Times]
• Local mothers took to the subway to breast-feed as a way of marking World Breastfeeding Week. [Gothamist]
• Today's Metropolitan Diary: "Ordering a Marble Rye"
• For a global look at what's happening, see Your Daily Briefing.
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• The Corkscrew Theater Festival, which offers performances from early career artists, kicks off at the Paradise Factory Theatre in Midtown. Times and prices vary.
• Take your children to try the zip line that is part of the Treetop Adventure at the Bronx Zoo. 10 a.m. [$34.95]
• The author Jill Eisenstadt reads from her book "Swell," about a haunted house in Rockaway, at Brooklyn Bridge Park. 7 p.m. [Free]
• A waterfront screening of the movie "School of Rock" at the Astoria Park Great Lawn in Queens. Film begins at sunset (around 8 p.m.). [Free]
• Alternate-side parking remains in effect until Aug. 15.
• For more events, see The Times's Arts & Entertainment guide.
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It's National Lighthouse Day.
On Aug. 7, 1789, Congress approved an act, signed by President George Washington, to support lighthouses, beacons, buoys and piers.
New York Harbor, the Jersey Shore and Long Island Sound are home to dozens of aging lighthouses. And while they're no longer inhabited by caretakers (America's last civilian light keeper died at the Coney Island Lighthouse in 2003.) some are still used by boats lacking navigation equipment or by ships when equipment fails.
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The Little Red Lighthouse near the George Washington Bridge was to be auctioned after its light was decommissioned and its lamp extinguished in 1948. But community support, galvanized in part by the children's book "The Little Red Lighthouse and the Great Gray Bridge," helped save it. Today, you can climb to the top of the restored and re-lit lantern room on tours organized by Urban Park Rangers.
Coney Island Light, on the western end of Coney Island, is perhaps best known for its light keeper of more than 40 years, Frank Schubert, whom The Times once described as sounding "prickly and as charming as an ex-husband," but who was also credited with saving many lives. The beacon still operates.
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Option 3: Event morning packet pick up (not suggested).
Participant gear must be picked up at pre-event packet pick up or on event day. If you do not pick up your participant gear there will be a fee to have it mailed to you: Post-race event gear registration
ALS Association – St. Louis Regional Chapter
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Start/finish location:
Sailboat Cove at Creve Coeur Park
13725 Marine Avenue
Maryland Heights, MO 63043
Very limited on-site parking. Please arrive early and carpool.
Off-site parking information coming soon.
More off-site parking info can be found on the off-site parking map
We'll be serving one (1) free complimentary beer to all participants who are 21+ years of age. Please bring your i.d. and enjoy responsibly.
A finisher medal will be awarded to each half marathon finisher.
A winner medal will be awarded to the top 3 participants, male and female, in each age group and overall for the half marathon & 7K. Participant must be present on event day to receive medals.
Every Kids Dash participant receives a finishers ribbon!
Age Categories: 14 & under, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70+
If you do not pick up your medal there will be a $5 fee to have it mailed to you. Post race medal request registration.
Free post race digital photos!
Won an award and didn't pick up your medal? Follow this post-race medal request registration link.
2020 Photos – Coming Soon!
2020 Results – Coming Soon!
2019 Results
2019 Photos
2019 National #StPaddyRun Results
Join the fun as a volunteer. All volunteers receive a free event shirt. Volunteers can help with water stations, course marshaling, registration or similar
Need help with your registration? Race transfer? Change t-shirt size? Bib exchange? etc. Click here.
This event is chip timed. Your "chip" is integrated with your bib. You must wear your bib on your front across your stomach to be electronically timed.
Water stations will include water and sports drink.
Monitored gear check will be provided. Pick up and drop off will be at the start/finish area. The event is not responsible for any lost or stolen items.
Runners and walkers can participate in this event as long as the participant can finish within the event time limit, see schedule above.
Participant gear must be picked up at pre-event packet pick up or on event day. If you do not pick up your participant gear there will be a fee to have it mailed to you: Post-race event gear registration
If you ordered your race packet to be mailed to you, it will typically arrive 1 – 4 days before the event. It will be sent to the address you entered in during registration. If your package does not arrive before event day, please come to packet pick up or the event site where you will be re-assigned your bib and gear.
All participants are required to read and sign the event waiver form.
It is the participant's responsibility to make sure that they do not impair their ability to hear, see, sense, and detect present or potential hazards and dangers.
If at any time you are in need of assistance throughout the event please notify a volunteer or course monitor.
No dogs. Strollers are allowed for walkers only after all other runners and walkers have started. Children in strollers must be wearing helmets.
The event will start rain, snow or shine. The event could be delayed due to lightning or other dangerous conditions. Above schedule is weather dependent. Trail conditions could be variable.
You can transfer to a different distance within the same race up to 3 days before the event. If you are transferring to a more expensive race you'll have to pay the difference of the registration fees.
You can transfer your registration/bib # to another participant for $6 up to 3 days before the event.
You can defer your registration to next year's race or any other MissouriRuns.com's race for $6 up to 17 days before the event. After that, you can still defer for $15 until the day prior to packet pick up. Please send us an e-mail to request a deferment.
You can manage your event shirt size and any other add-ons up to 10 days before the event.
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Joseph Mitchell
Date Of Birth:
27 July 1908
Date Of Death:
24 May 1996
Place Of Birth:
Near Iona, North Carolina
Best Known As:
Author of "Joe Gould's Secret"
Joseph Mitchell was on the staff of The New Yorker magazine for nearly 60 years, from 1938 until his death in 1996. He specialized in plainspoken essays about gypsies, oystermen, bartenders and other colorful New York characters. His best-known subject was Joe Gould, a Greenwich Village derelict who claimed to be writing a magnum opus titled "An Oral History of Our Times." (Mitchell first profiled Gould in the 1942 essay "Professor Sea Gull"; in 1964 he wrote a follow-up piece, "Joe Gould's Secret," revealing that Gould's book had been a sham.) Collections of Mitchell's essays include McSorley's Wonderful Saloon (1943), The Bottom of the Harbor (1960) and Up In the Old Hotel, a 1992 retrospective which renewed interest in Mitchell's work.
Extra Credit:
After completing "Joe Gould's Secret" Mitchell suffered a legendary case of writer's block: he continued to go to his New Yorker office until his death, but never completed another article for the magazine… Actor Stanley Tucci played Mitchell in the 2000 movie Joe Gould's Secret, with actor Ian Holm as Gould.
Copyright © 1998-2018 by Who2?, LLC. All rights reserved.


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Adult Sunday School (Spring 2018)
Every Sunday until June 3, 2018
11:15am – 12:10pm
We have two classes offered this quarter, which runs from March 11 through June 3, 2018. Join us for either of these classes, which start at 11:15 a.m.
Understanding Church History
Teacher: James W. Scott
Location: Auditorium
Keeping names and dates to a minimum, we will explore how the church of the apostles developed over the centuries into modern Christendom. We will look at church history from the perspective of biblical teaching, and try to see both how Jesus has been building his church and how the forces of darkness have been opposing and undermining it.
Our studies each week will be largely thematic, focusing on major events and trends. Our goal is to gain a better understanding of how the Christian world got to be what it is today.
March 11: Introduction
March 18: The Expansion of Christianity
March 25: Persecution
April 1: Authority and Power
April 8: Liturgy and Sacraments
April 15: The Defining of Orthodoxy
April 22: Efforts to Experience the Divine
April 29: The Development of Roman Catholicism
May 6: The Protestant Reformation
May 13: The Splintering of the Protestant World
May 20: The Threat of Islam
May 27: Modernism and Materialism
June 3: Democracy, Egalitarianism, Individualism, Consumerism
Commending Christ
Teacher: Tom Tomer
Location: Conference Room
The Apostle Paul tells us to "be wise in the way we act toward outsiders; making the most of every opportunity". Much of our everyday interaction is with those outside the faith. They're at the workplace, in the mall, in our neighborhoods, even in our families. These people are of great concern to us. They're living apart from God's mercy in Christ and will surely face his wrath on the Last Day.
But, we also know how difficult it has been for us to commend Christ to our friends and associates. Would you like to be more intentional in communicating the gospel?
Please consider joining this discussion. We'll be interacting with a book entitled "Get Real: Sharing Your Everyday Faith Every Day", by the Rev. John S. Leonard, former professor at Westminster Theological Seminary and founding pastor of Cresheim Valley Church (PCA).


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I started off this morning dreading an MRI on my back. A few years ago in a period of excruciating pain I finally went to the back doctor to see what in the world was going on. The x-rays showed a possible stress fracture among other issues with a disc. He sent me to have an MRI to confirm. It was indeed he felt, a stress fracture. In our "Life with Autism & Seizures" I can't imagine how I would have a stress fracture!
(insert snarky laugh)
I mean, all I seem to do is find myself having to lift Brandon from awkward places after a seizure. The tub, my flower bed, under a table, on the dog kennel, on the trampoline, and under his bed. I'm sure I've left out half a dozen or so places… Then there's the trying to maneuver a 145 pound brick of jello in trying to change him, sheets, etc for the time he's out cold from the seizures.
I recently found myself needing major knee surgery after an obstacle landing gone wrong during Warrior Dash… So with this knee rehabilitation, the weeks of not being able to walk right have made my back feel wonky again. And by wonky I mean that excruciating pain at times. I went back to the doctor and he again wanted another MRI to confirm the worsening of that disc on the x-ray. Today was that day. But then Brandon had a seizure in the morning and I jokingly posted that while seizures do in fact, suck, they suck a tiny micro-fraction less when they occur on a day you had an appointment you didn't want to go to…
Our neurologist had said that since Brandon is prone to cluster seizures, that if he has one Grand Mal we could choose to give him a shot of seizure medicine in hopes of thwarting any further seizures, at least for the day. So I did that. I gave him the shot and he was sleeping peacefully. At least now he won't have another seizure—today.
Or so I thought.
As I do, I shut his door if I am going downstairs for any reason. I don't want the dogs going in his room or him waking up and going out. We are super paranoid of him going down the stairs in that state, so I want to hear the door open so I can go up there.
Well, I guess he got up and went to go out of his room. All I heard was that heart-stopping banging of the seizure he wasn't supposed to be having again today, and ran to his room. But I couldn't get in. He had fallen against the door and was having a seizure.
(thanks universe, for the insult to injury)
Imagine the feeling of hearing what's going on and not being able to get through the door. Wondering if it will be blood or broken bone.
I suppose that if there is one thing to be thankful for, it is that because of our crazy life, we have to adapt everything. Todd had made a door between the closets of Brandon's bedroom and my office/spare bedroom/gymatorium. So that at night when I sleep in my office/spare bedroom/gymatorium I can close our doors, and if Brandon is up he has to come through the closets and I would hear him. We did that for other reasons too for when the boys were young, but mainly for wandering purposes.
If not for that door, I couldn't have gotten to Brandon before the seizure was over to keep his head from banging against the wall and floor. To keep him from breaking his toes from banging against the walls. To be there with him as he was thrashing his way through hell.
I share all this for one purpose. Every word that I've written is something that vaccine injury changes in your life. There is not one part of your life that will not be affected by vaccine injury. Not one. It affects… Your health. How you must live. All you must adapt to. All you must endure.
This is not a sympathy post for those already touched. They know this hell, they live it too. We pray for and encourage each other through it. It's how we survive. And if we're lucky—thrive. It is for all the others. The skeptics, those who believe in pediatricians and government health agencies over the painful lessons us parents have had to learn the hard, and totally on our own way.
It is for all those in the media saying [Andrew] Wakefield is a fraud. For all those who will not show VAXXED. For all those who think they don't need to watch VAXXED.
It is for all those who think the science has been settled. That vaccines don't cause autism. That they have saved us from the ravages of normal childhood fully recoverable illnesses. For all those who read the truths we share and still think they're lies… I pray you see this picture. I pray you see the truth. Read this story. Remember this story. Memorize this picture. Before you too must learn for yourself whose truth you should have believed.
I got to Brandon before the seizure was over. He was not hurt. This time.
But I live with the constant never-ending sound of a clock… So many of my friends who have vaccine injured children like Brandon have found them dead after a seizure. So many fears with each and every sound of a seizure. Our only prayer in getting through them is that our faith might be a fraction bigger than those fears. That our faith might trump seizure's fate. I hear that clock every second of every day and during every seizure.
Tick… Tock… Tick…. Tock…
Note: This article was reprinted with the author's permission. It was originally published at Life with Autism in Pictures.


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Whether you're actively posting or just browsing through your social streams, things move pretty fast. A post is often there one minute and gone the next. With hundreds of millions of status updates and tweets sent every day, finding them later is next to impossible. Here are 5 tools to help you hang on to those updates through archiving social media posts you'd like to save.
For those of you who have been reading my column here for a while, you know that I'm always up front when I mention my own company, and then only when it makes sense and I know sharing it will bring readers value. This is one of those times. When you're going through your daily social activity you may not always be in "reply" mode. MarketMeSuite allows you to bookmark stuff for later for a seamless workflow. You can flag any social post across your Twitter, Facebook or Linkedin Feeds to save it for later, and you can mark it as a lead if it's actionable. Never again be a victim of "I'll remember to deal with that later" only to forget and lose the opportunity altogether. With MarketMeSuite you can take control of your social workflow and make sure you never miss or lose an important conversation.
Twitter Mobile App:
On the go and see a great tweet? Don't run the risk of losing it. The Twitter mobile app has a "mail tweet" function which will send the tweet in email form directly to you so you can remember it later.
From saving the links you post on Facebook to Evernote to saving links to pins on a specific Pinterest board to Evernote to saving links in tweets to Google Sheets, IFTTT (If This, Then That) has you covered!
Pocket let's you save pretty much anything from the web into your virtual pocket (hence the name). Think of it as Dropbox for content. It's mostly for entire webpages (so you can save all your favorite Facebook Fan Pages by using the handy bookmark), but for Twitter, you can actually pocket individual Tweets. First, click on Details:
Then click the Pocket Icon to add it to your Pocket (you can enable the pocket plugin here):
Buffer and Kippt
Buffer, the popular social media scheduling service (whose API story I wrote about a few months ago), teamed up wtih Toastworthy Social Apps of 2012 post) to automatically save your Facebook and Twitter posts at the same time that you share them.
Social Doesn't Have To Be Fleeting
With so many important social media posts flying across the web every second, it's easy to think of them as fleeting, here one second, gone the next. But there's value in a lot of those interactions, and with the right tools, you can make sure that you never lose something you should have saved. Do you know of any other great post-saving social apps? Let me know by commenting below!


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This Châteauneuf du Pape is intense in colour, the nose expresses notes of black fruit and garrigue spices. The mouth is full and creamy between freshness and aromatic persistence.
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Juicy red fruit with summer berries and plum notes. A long spicy finish. Notes of the Garrigue that keep on reminding you of the terroir. We recommend decanting this wine as a slight sediment is to be expected in this style of wine.
A bold blend of Pinot Noir and Grenache allows this beautifully delicate rose wine to be refreshing with a fruity attack on the palate.
This Rhône wine (Paroles de Femmes translates as 'the conversation of women') announces itself with a clarion call of deft delicacy and a beautiful black cherry colour. It has a nose of black fruits, wild berries, spices and musk. The mouth is lively, silky, with a beautiful...
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This Marselan blended with a southern Syrah has a powerful bouquet of blackcurrants, candied liquorice and chocolate.
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Dearest ______,
If you thought it virtually impossible to take lessons from what is deemed mad or off- kilter, think again. I reckon I've gotten a little bit more education than expected at the last MAAD Pyjamas party:
This Firday (4th of May) will probably find us at yet another installation of MAAD Pyjamas.
There's much to learn from maadness, so I've realized. Be there and learn a thing, or two, yourself! Entrance is FREE!
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More letters, more love!
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Listed below is the information available for operations to this target flown by 550 Squadron.
Operation Summary: The column headers should be fairly self-explanatory. The term "aborted" as used here covers a number of possibilities:
Aircraft Deployed: When a link to a particular aircraft is given, this indicates aircraft known to have taken part in this raid (in the records currently available to the web-site author). A record of whether the aircraft returned or failed to return (FTR) is also logged.
Servicemen Deployed: Names of the crew in the operation.
Station Summary: This section is the information from the RAF North Killingholme Station Record Book for the operational date (if available).
Definitions of the abbreviations used are available: here.
The amount of data in the database is growing and this is resulting in the "all operations/targets" list getting rapidly bigger and thus slower to generate. There are options to display shorter, more quickly generated, reports if you want to home in on something specific. For example, there are options to generate reports on operations to a single target, or by single aircraft (to all targets) or by single aircraft to a single target. There is, on the database-reports summary page, a short user guide (PDF format) on how to do this.
|Operation Summary
|04 Oct 1944
|04 Oct 1944
|The Squadron was stood down from operations and a flying training was laid on and carried out, consisting of bombing practice, fighter affiliation, air to air firing, practice landing at Carnaby emergency landing ground, night fighter affiliations "Y" training night cross country and bombing exercies. P/O Hayter and crew crashed near Leeming, North Yorkshire at approximately 23.17hrs whilst on training cross country exercise and with the exception of the pilot all the crew were killed instantly.
|Station Summary
|The Squadron was this morning stood down "for today and tonight". Again this order held until the day ended.
The Gas and Fire Officer from 13 Base today made a routine inspection at this Station.
|Aircraft Deployed
|Servicemen Deployed
|Aircraft Service Number
or FTR
|Crew Details
F/O S H Hayter (P)
Sgt L A Bassman (F/Eng)
F/O T Y Thomas (Nav)
F/O R R Bradshaw (A/B)
Sgt A J Pearce (W/Op)
Sgt J P Sheridan (MU/AG)
Sgt J McVey (R/AG)
Based on the data in the lists displayed above, and keeping in mind that data is still being updated and thus not yet complete, the following statistics are generated:
|Aircraft deployments
|MAX Aircraft deployed
in single operation
(Training, 04 Oct 1944)
These details were last updated: 13 November 2019
this list is still being built and will take some time to complete
what is currently displayed is believed accurate but much more is still to be added
This note describes the options currently available to produce a smaller, more manageable list and also describes planned future enhancements to the reporting facility.
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