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In case you couldn't make it, but were interested, here is a nice summary of yesterday's fantastic memorial put together quickly for Maggie Estep. As I've mention, I didn't know her well, but enjoyed every second I spent hanging out with her. She is/was an excellent example of the type of kindred spirit I've met while spending a lot of time in upstate New York. Quality over quantity please. Maggie, you are missed.
Article & images (except the final one) below courtesy of The Register Star, by Arthur Cusano:
HUDSON — Hudson resident Maggie Estep was known for her fearless stage presence, so it was only fitting that her memorial would take place on stage.
|Richard Boch
Friends and family gathered Saturday morning at Helsinki Hudson to remember Estep, who died Wednesday at age 50 of a heart attack.
"Maggie Estep was beautiful, standing at the microphone in the early days of slam. She could spit and coo in the same breath," recalled friend and fellow spoken word artist Richard Boch. "Sometimes it scared me. Other times it made me laugh, along with everyone else. Wit, wisdom and words — she was a Marshall-amped Dorothy Parker, without the gin martini."
Attendees were treated to a fire-breathing show by circus performance artist Stephanie Monseu in the venue's courtyard as the snow fell outside. Helsinki Hudson owner Mark Schafler said Estep was a familiar face at the venue, and said the space was offered to Estep's friends at no cost.
Estep was a well-known spoken word poet who had performed on MTV and HBO and at Lollapalooza and Woodstock 94 festivals. She later found success with such novels as Diary of an Emotional Idiot: A Novel (1997), and the trilogy of Ruby Murphy mysteries, Hex (2003), Gargantuan (2004), and Flamethrower (2006). She moved to Hudson two years ago from Ulster County.
Singer-songwriter Mike Doughty recalled dating Estep briefly before he broke up with her due to his substance abuse issues. He credited her with helping him get sober.
"Maggie saved my life, and she did it by being interesting," he said before performing the song "Day By Day By". "I was famous-ish, and yet she had a much better life than I did. Every time I'd bump into her she'd say 'yeah, I'm corresponding with famous writers and hanging out with the federation of black cowboys.' I'd say, 'You don't have a right to have fun, I'm the one doing drugs.'"
One guest who hadn't been announced before the event was actor Steve Buscemi, who had worked with Estep directing her music videos for her cover of the Lou Reed song "Vicious."
Buscemi said he met Estep through his brother, Michael. The actor has worked on movie adaptions of Estep's Ruby Murphy novels that never came to fruition, but said he hoped to one day get the projects done.
"She was scary looking sometimes, she could be really intense," Buscemi said. "But underneath, she was just a real sweetheart."
Buscemi read a post Estep had written about Lou Reed's death last year in which she fondly recalled Reed swatting her backside, as well as a letter she had recently emailed him in which she talked of working as a realtor in Columbia County in order to pay the bills while she finished working on a novel.
"I mention this in the event that you have any friends looking for county places or to relocate or sell their upstate place," Estep wrote. "A lot of realtors are kind of creepy, so I guess my angle is that I'm the non-creepy realtor. So keep that in mind and I hope to see you sometime soon."
Friend Laura Shea of East Chatham recalled her relationship with Estep as she blogged about her farming. Estep was simultaneously friendly and rude, often laughing at Shea or others, but that was okay because Estep was comfortable having people laugh at herself as well, she said.
"She was exquisitely dramatic, she fell deeply and immediately in love and just as quickly could change her mind," Shea said. "She adored her friends. She was fiercely loyal, and she should not be in the past tense."
Shea said Estep loved one being better than any other – her pet pit bull Micky. The dog was brought on stage briefly to applause.
Author Rick Moody was unable to attend Saturday's event but wrote a letter from his residence in Florida entitled "The Word Enthusiasm" that was read by friend Karen Keats.
"The word enthusiasm, they say, comes from Greek [for] possessed by a god, and no better word suggests the unmistakable energy of Maggie," Moody wrote.
Moody recalled Estep's humor and love for many things, especially horses. Estep's parents were traveling horse trainers and fair performers.
"Once I wrote a story with a horse in it, and Maggie, who was always very supportive, wrote to tell me that no horse person would ever use the word snout for a horse," Moody recalled. "The word was nose."
John S. Hall, a New York poet, author and vocalist for the now defunct band King Missile, read two of Estep's pieces, "F-ck Me," and the follow-up, "Stalk Me," which Hall said came from Estep's jealousy of Hall having a stalker.
|John S. Hall
"Don't stalk Jodie Foster, David Letterman or John S. Hall, don't go through their trash, their trash is boring — play with MY trash," Hall recited to laughter.
|Stephen Merritt
The final event concluded with a performance by Stephin Merritt, a singer-songwriter best known for his work in the band The Magnetic Fields. He performed one of Estep's favorite songs, the Magnetic Fields' "The Book of Love."
Stephanie Monseu by Judy Sipowicz
"Maggie's friends are our friends, and one of our mission statements is that we're a part of the community," Schafler said. "This is a community event, of both joy and sorrow."


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Erosion uncovers 'geo tubes' on beach at John's Island
Despite tens of millions of dollars pumped into North Barrier Island sand replenishment projects over the past half-dozen years, the beachfront in John's Island is more badly eroded now than it has been anytime in recent memory, with erosion control structures installed 50 years ago exposed for the first time in decades.
Last week, oceanfront residents reported a collection of dark plastic-wrapped bundles lining the beach at the north end of John's Island, one of the oldest and most exclusive beach and country club communities on the island.
A reader-submitted photo of the mysterious objects looked almost like the bales of marijuana that occasionally wash up on Florida's shores, but their placement seemed too deliberate and the number way too large.
Indian River Shores Public Safety Chief Rich Rosell said he had not received any calls about suspicious objects on that part of the beach and sent an officer to check it out. The odd objects, according to Town Manager Robbie Stabe, turned out to be a system of "geo tubes" that had been installed for erosion control.
Longtime John's Island resident Warren Schwerin, who helped develop the private community back in the 1960s and 1970s, said the dark-green objects, which look to be wrapped in a tarp-like material, are components of a system designed to protect multimillion-dollar homes that line the oceanfront there.
"Those are sandbags installed about 50 years ago by the developer of John's Island. Until Matthew and last week's Nor'easter, they were 5 feet below the surface," Schwerin said.
Indian River County did not have a Public Works Department or any engineers on staff in the 1960s and so did not inspect or approve the structure. County Coastal Engineer James Gray said he was aware the devices were out there, but that he has no record of when the rudimentary barrier-style erosion-control system was installed or by whom.
"The sand filled container systems ... are not new. I don't know the exact history of the installation as they were put in before my time with the county. However, on occasion they do become exposed following a prolonged period of rough surf or from a major storm event," Gray said.
The erosion is worse now, post-Matthew, than it was after the major hurricanes in 2004, Schwerin said, adding that government officials need to "get on the ball" if they intend to protect the beaches that fuel the area's economic engine.
In the dog days of summer 2004, two major hurricanes, Frances and Jeanne, battered Indian River County just a few weeks apart, devastating the island and area beaches. From 2009 to 2012, the county replenished the sand along a 6.6-mile stretch of shoreline from John's Island to Golden Sands Park to repair damage.
The project was plagued with construction delays due to weather, equipment failures and nasty legal disputes among the subcontractors mining and placing the sand, but in the end the county considered it a success.
Just months after the project was completed, however, Hurricane Sandy roared up the coast, gobbling up countless tons of sand. The county got federal dollars to repair some of the damage to the dunes, but Hurricane Matthew was another major setback.
County officials estimate it will take more than $14 million to fix the damage Matthew did to area beaches, including nearly $6 million needed to design and construct replenished beaches within the city limits of Vero Beach
As a stop-gap move, the Vero Beach City Council was set this Tuesday to approve a $391,000 contract for a Palm Bay company to shore-up critical infrastructure at the Conn Beach area in two phases.

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Pre-Rabbinic Study (Mechina)
Learn or enhance the skills you will need to enter our JSLI Rabbinical School.
This fall (Beginning in early October) join a newly forming class of our JSLI Pre-Rabbinical Study Program for those who aspire to the Rabbinate and admittance to JSLI.
There is the desire among many with limited skills to serve the Jewish community as Rabbis and Cantors. We are pleased to introduce a "Mechina" (Preparatory) course of study- in the form of Eight Units- for those who need to enhance their skill-sets and meet the challenges of JSLI's Rabbinical Program.
Upon acceptance to our Pre-Rabbinic Program, eight "Units" may be purchased online for $350 PER UNIT. You will study online, with a group of like minded individuals seeking to fulfill a passion.
In our Pre-Rabbinic study program, you will join in bi-monthly (every other week) online Master Classes with our JSLI Rabbis who encourage and guide you in your journey.
In addition to the coursework and online meetings you will need to attend synagogue weekly, write a paper and work on leading services. This course is not a simplistic way to enhance your skills and knowledge. It will require diligence and determination on your part. JSLI will not teach you to read liturgical Hebrew. Your desire to become a Rabbi will need to drive your learning and journey.
It is possible to complete your Pre-Rabbinical Study Program in one year but may require additional time for those who are not quite ready.
There are eight modules of study:
1. Intro to Judaism, Torah, N'veim, K'tuvim, Talmud and Sacred Texts
2. Leading Jewish Prayer Services
3. Jewish Traditions and Symbols
4. Lifecycles
5. Jewish History and Culture
6. Shabbat Rituals and Prayers
7. High Holidays
8. Festivals and Other Minor Holidays
Fees and Tuition
Upon acceptance to our Pre-Rabbinical Study Program, a $200 Admittance fee is required.
The tuition for each Unit of study is $350. There are 8 Units, so the total tuition (including the Admittance Fee) for the JSLI Pre-Rabbinical Study program is $3000. There are additional costs for books needed.
Upon completion of this course of study and successful interview with the Dean of JSLI, you may apply to be admitted to the JSLI Rabbinical or Cantorial School.*
At present, 139 JSLI Rabbis and 2 Cantors are sharing the joys of pluralistic Judaism around the world. Now, you too can realize the dream of your calling to minister to members of the Jewish Community around the world who are searching for you!
*Please note, completion of the Mechina program does not guarantee admission into the Rabbinic or Cantorial programs.


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Child Abuse Essays Introduction
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One key fact about child abuse is that [insert specific fact or statistic about child abuse.] This suggests that child abuse is prevalent enough to have profound impacts on [choose one or more: individuals/society/culture/education.]
There are four general types of child abuse including physical abuse, emotional abuse, sexual abuse and neglect. The first type of child abuse covered here is [choose one: physical abuse/emotional abuse/sexual abuse/neglect.] Continue by describing the first type of child abuse you researched. Be sure to include an example of this type of abuse.]
- Child abuse refers to any behavior or lack-of-action that contributes to a child's harm or risk of harm.
- There are many forms of child abuse including physical, emotional and sexual abuse.
- Child abuse also encompasses other forms of maltreatment such as neglect and exploitation.
- A child who has experienced abuse will often have a lifetime of problems ranging from emotional or physical to medical and social.
- There are a variety of national, state and local organizations created to support and educate parents about child abuse.
- Child abuse is illegal. Laws prohibiting child abuse exist at the federal, national and local levels.
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Information on Child Abuse
Child Abuse Essay: A Sample Essay for training:
One of the major problems which faces societies in our days is child abuse and neglect. This problem has always existed, but it is now that scientists are beginning to discover the disastrous results that it leads to. Neglect and abuse are the same, expect in one major difference. While the damage is not intended in the cases of neglect, it is intended in the cases of abuse (Griffin, 1992). By definition, neglect is the absence of adequate social, emotional and physical care. Abuse on the other hand is defined as the nonaccidental physical attack on or injury to children by individuals caring for them. The majority of the cases of abuse are those of emotional abuse (Griffin, 1992). However, cases of physical abuse are also serious with 20,000 cases recorded annually in the US as cases of physical abuse. Physical abuse involves hitting the child in such a way as to hurt him. At the same time, more than 113,000 cases are reported annually in the US as sexual abuse cases (Zanden, 1993). Sexual abuse is defined as the forced, tricked, or coerced sexual behavior between a child and an older person. Sexual abuse is considered to be the worst kind of child abuse, and is usually the least reported, mainly because it takes place inside the family.
Child abuse in Lebanon is not a new problem. In fact, the patriarchial structure of the Lebanese family gives the father more chances to abuse his children and even his wife. Besides, our society tolerates beating children in order to make them grow up straight. Our heritage contains proverbs such as "use the stick for those who disobey," and "hit your child and he will be straight."
II. Child abuse essay: Scope
In Lebanon, child abuse is becoming a serious problem that needs to be resolved quickly. Visiting the emergency sections in any hospital will include a few children whom their parents will report that they have fallen while they were playing. According to Dr. Rola Abi Nader, in the emergency section in Jiiatawi Hospital in Ashrafieh, most of these cases are usually victims of child abuse. Despite this, both the children and their parent insist that it was an accident, and consequently, the medical authorities do not report to the police.
III. Child abuse essay:Symptoms
Social agencies specialized in fighting child abuse in the US have listed six important symptoms which teachers must notice in order to report for child abuse.
The first sign is to look for bruises. The second is to see whether the child complains from beating or maltreatment. If the teacher notices that the child arrives early or stays late after school, then she might have to report because the child might be trying to escape from the abuse at home. Children who are frequently late or absent may also be victims of abuse. Besides, children who are aggressive, disruptive and bullying tend to be abused at home, whereas those who are isolated, shy and withdrawn are usually ignored and neglected. Finally, a child wearing clothes which do not suit the weather, or who seems to be in need of medical attention might be a victim of child neglect or abuse as well (Warwick, 1995).
IV. Child abuse essay: Consequences of Child Abuse
Child abuse usually results in the mal-development of the child's character. The child is brought up according to violent standards which become implanted inside him or her. Due to the long process of bringing up which lasts for the entire period of childhood and adolescence, the abused child grows up to be violent in turn. To such a child, violence is the only method that he had been taught to deal with others in life, and this influences his scope in dealing with others (Barington, 1995). Other abused children may be too intimidated and isolated. They fear to express their feelings because they have been brought under restriction.
The impact of sexual abuse is even worse. Studies show that teenage runaway, prostitution, drug abuse, clinical depression, low self-esteem and suicidal behavior are all associated with sexual abuse, especially among females. On the other hand, little is known on the symptoms that appear in males because very few cases of male victims are even known. The reason is that boys are raised to control themselves and feelings, and this is why they usually avoid the subject and may even minimize the important of the event if it happens to them (Russel, 1995).
V.Causes of Child Abuse
Abuse appears in families for many different reasons. One reason for abuse and neglect by parents is that they do not understand the needs of their children. For example, a mother might think that her son is crying because he is hungry while he is feeling pain. She tries to feed him but he cries more. If this misunderstanding happens a lot, the mother becomes frustrated and the parent will lose her temper. She might start hitting or pushing the baby. She might even stop caring at all.
Another cause for abuse and neglect is poverty. It is noticed that in poor families, parents tend to care less for their children and even to show more abuse. This might be the result of frustration which the parents feel as they are unable to make a good living. Cases of child abuse increase a lot in case the parent, especially the father, loses a job. In such cases, children become the way through which the parent releases the angry feelings inside himself.
Although poverty might be an important factor for child abuse, studies show that abuse occurs in all kinds of families in all social backgrounds. Even in rich families where the parents fight a lot, the stress forces the parents to abuse and neglect their children.
Besides, if parents are addictive to drugs or alcohol, the chances for child abuse and neglect become very high. Also, if the family as a whole does not communicate with the neighborhood and remains isolated all the time, then there are more chances that the children will become victims of child abuse and neglect.
Some psychologists have found out that about 20% of abusive and neglecting parents were themselves victims of child abuse and neglect when they were young children. Professionals were able to prove that there is a cycle of violence which passes from parent to child, making the chances for an abused child to become an abusive parents very high. However, it is not necessarily true that abused children will become abusive parents in the end.
VI. Solutions
Countries in which child abuse has a long history such as the US have already come out with many solutions. In Lebanon, however, child abuse has only lately been recognized as a major problem. Consequently, little collective or organized action has been done in order to protect the rights of the child.
The first step required to prevent child abuse is to activate legal intervention. In Lebanon, the law does not intervene in family problems such as child abuse. What we need is a decisive set of laws which protect the rights of the child inside the family, and against the possible aggression of the parents or elderly brothers. Moreover, the law must be decisive about the rights of the child at home. Abusive parents must be punished, even to the extent of depriving them the right to custody of the child if they are incapable of raising their children in the proper manner.
The second step for intervention is to provide for a hotline for reporting. When abused children become aware that there is a hotline to receive their complaints seriously, they will take the initiative and report to protect themselves. If no such line exists, children will be abused in silence, and all the laws to prevent child abuse will not have any value. The hotline should not only be used by abused children, but also by teachers, neighbors and every member of the society who thinks that a child next door or in the community is being abused by an adult. After all, children are minor citizens who are unable to protect themselves against the aggression of adults.
Public awareness is also very important to prevent the problem of child abuse. People who think that it is none of their business to report on abusive neighbors are in fact participating in making the problem worse. It is their obligation in fact to report, because a violation of human rights is taking place. Public awareness is not an easy thing to attain. The only way to do so is to establish specialized agencies for the protection of child rights, and to educate the public about their obligations towards these agencies and the children of the community.
Finally, one of the most important steps needed to prevent child abuse is to educate parents. This education must take place in two phases. In the first phase, awareness programs targeted at parents in the media and in social agencies should educate parents on the concepts of child abuse, its causes, consequences and ways of dealing with it. However, the second phase which is more radical and consequently more influential is to start education on child abuse in school programs, especially for those who will become parents in the future. In other words, notions of child abuse must be included in the national education programs.
Child abuse has always existed in our society. It is now that we are becoming aware of it. It is true that there are no statistics to prove that the problem exists, but we know it does, from the ways we see other parents treat their children, or the cases we see in hospitals. These symptoms exist all the time, and cannot be simply overlooked by society. Solutions are available. They just need support from child-rights agencies and from the government.
Barington, S. (1995). Journal of Child Neglect& Abuse.
Griffin, Anothony. (1992). Child Abuse. New York: Madison Press Inc.
Russel, James. (1995). Journal of Child Neglect& Abuse.
Warwick, Emily. (1995). Child Abuse & Neglect. New York: City Hall Inc.
Zanden, Vander. (1993). Human Development. New York: McGraw Hill Inc.


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text: Student Resources Print Preceptorship for Preclinical Students By Andrea Clement Santiago | Updated January 17, 2018 kupicoo / Getty Images More in Student Resources APA Style and Writing Study Guides and Tips Careers Preceptorship is a period of training for future medical professionals, during which a more experienced medical professional (or preceptor) provides training and observation time for the less experienced trainee. Preceptorships offer the preclinical student an opportunity to follow a patient over time, to get to know the particular clinical field and to experience a clinical setting. Students report that preceptorships can be an excellent way of preparing for board examinations and clinical training. Applying for a Preceptorship Typically, a medical preceptorship is available for undergraduates in their junior and senior years of a pre-medical studies program. Depending on your university's schedule, you'll participate in a preceptorship during a fall or spring semester of your junior or senior year; occasionally, preceptorships are available over the summer as well. Expect to submit an application for this program and be interviewed before a decision about your acceptance is made. What Preceptorship Entails Once you've been accepted into a medical preceptorship programs, you'll spend several weeks working one-on-one with a community-based, mentoring physician who will show you how to interact with patients and their families, how medical procedures are done, and how to complete the myriad paperwork and administrative tasks that are integral to a medical career. Patient contact is the key component of the medical preceptorship, but your mentoring physician will also show you the daily tasks that are crucial to a highly-functioning patient care facility. If you have a medical specialty that particularly interests you, such as pediatrics or internal medicine, your university will do its best to pair you with an appropriate physician in a setting where you can get exposure to working with the demographic that most aligns with your interests and aspirations. Your preceptorship will last several weeks, and you can expect to record your experiences throughout this time period in a reflection journal which will be submitted to your university coordinator. You should use this preceptorship as an opportunity to ask questions of your mentoring physician, as well as grapple with medical ethics questions within your journaling time. During this time, your identity as an aspiring physician is developing, and the more information that you gather from both your mentor and within yourself will help you to determine your next steps as you begin seeking a medical career. Other Advantages A medical preceptorship is your chance to earn college credits while gaining important experiences for your medical school applications. You are often able to take a medical preceptorship more than once, so multiple experiences will build on themselves to help bolster your GPA, your pre-medical student experiences, and your medical school applications. The medical preceptorship will also provide you with a professional network of physical and other medical practitioners who can assist you in the medical application process, especially with respect to letters of recommendation. Disadvantage Unfortunately, very few medical preceptorship programs offer any funding or stipend, and you can expect to pay for your own transportation to and from your work site. However, these costs are worth the price when you consider the full benefits you'll receive by participating in a medical preceptorship program through your university. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Have you ever wondered what your personality type means? Or maybe you wanted to know whether you're left-brained or right-brained? Sign up to get these answers, and more, delivered straight to your inbox. Email Address Sign Up There was an error. Please try again. Thank you, , for signing up. What are your concerns? Other Inaccurate Hard to Understand Submit Continue Reading


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From Abigail Smith Adams to Abigail Amelia Adams Smith, 9 March 1800
March 9th 1800 Philadelphia
My dear Mrs Smith
James got home safe though covered over with mud and dirt, horses and carriage up to their very ears. He got home about 4 oclock on friday. You were led into a sad mistake by Mr Bayard respecting the roads. I traveled them once in a similar state, and therefore have a greater dread of them. I told some members of Congress, that as they were not very usefully employed at present, in order to keep out of mischief they had better think of mending their ways, and I know not of any that called more for their attention than those which lie between this City and N. York. We had a full, rather than a crowded Drawing room on friday. Many enquiries were made after you. Several ladies said they should certainly have called upon you previous to your leaving Town, if they had known of your going, amongst the number, were Mrs Road, Mrs Lee, and Mrs Lystone, and I should add Mrs <
Hamilton> Harrison. on thursday Mr Bayard made a very excellent speech upon Livingstones resolutions, and on friday Mr Marshall a most masterly one, both of which I hope will be published. Yesterday Congress met to decide upon the resolutions. Nicolas spoke half an hour in support of the resolutions. Some federal members not expecting the vote to be taken until a late hour, were out, amongst them Dana, Champlin, Huger, Brall, but the resolutions were negatived by 61. to 85. Tomorow I suppose we shall have the names in the papers, which I will send you. It is said by those who heard Mr Marshall, that his speech was a full and decided eulogium upon the administration of the government, and the purity of its measures, that he also proved himself a great Lawyer in the Discussion. I am at a loss, to conjecture what the next popular topic will be, the Bankrupt Bill I suppose will be used as the engine as soon as the Presidents approbation of it sanctions the Law, then the Taxation and Judiciary Bills will afford food for Faction. Last night and this forenoon we have had the greatest fall of snow which has come this season, not much wind so that it is level, but I cannot say I am glad to see it. I shall be anxious until I learn that you got safe to the plains. How does Caroline bear her confinement for such it must be to her, having been accustomed to a wide range. You and I think much more than we say. It is the duty of every one to strive to be content, in whatever state they may be placed, and to be useful as far as their abilities extend, we see but a little way before us the curtain is draped between us and the future, "or who could suffer being here below"
Love to the Col / Your truly affectionate / Mother
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text: Beach Tennis22 nations to compete at European Beach Tennis Championships24 May 2018 - Photo: Italy's winning teams celebrating in 2017 A record-equalling 22 nations have entered the 12th edition of the European Beach Tennis Championships, which are due to be held in Jurmala, Latvia, from 12-15 July. This year's event has been extended to take place over four days, with a total of well over 100 doubles teams expected to take part. The 2017 competition saw over 150 players from 19 countries in action, culminating in victories for two Italian pairs that went on to finish the season as world #1s; Luca Cramarossa & Marco Garavini and Federica Bacchetta & Giulia Gasparri. Italy also added the mixed doubles title for good measure, with Bacchetta & Garavini teaming up to take home a second gold each. Italy will once again be the strong favourites to sweep the titles when the player nominations are announced on June 11th. Russia – the only other nation to have so far claimed a gold medal, in the mixed doubles in 2016 – is also likely to field some strong teams, with France, San Marino and Spain amongst the other leading contenders for success. Having competed at the tournament for the first time in 2017, the Latvian Tennis Union will also have high hopes, with the host nation permitted to nominate one additional team in each event. The European Beach Tennis Championships is a closed event at which players representing Tennis Europe's 50 member nations compete for men's, women's and mixed doubles titles as well as ITF Beach Tennis Tour ranking points. A junior beach tennis tournament for players aged 18 & Under will also be held alongside the main competition. To see the full list of nations due to take part, please see the files below: Entry List | Entry List (18&U) | Roll of Honour « Back» News archive


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Catholic church moves on abuse
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September 03,2006
THE CatholicChurch has moved to prevent any future incidents of child sex abuse within thereligious organisation in South Australia.
The Catholic Churchtoday launched its Child Protection policy, claiming it to be the first of itskind in Australia.
The policy has beendevised by the South Australian Catholic Child ProtectionCouncil.


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IITA News
On 19 January, His Excellency Robert Petri, the ambassador of The Netherlands to Nigeria accompanied by his spouse Marijke Petri and Michel Deelen, Deputy Head of the mission, visited IITA to share knowledge, exchange ideas, discuss a possible collaboration, and strengthen existing partnerships.
Communications • 9th February 2018
Representatives of the World Food Programme visited the Institute on 26 January to collaborate on ways to improve livelihoods and innovations, and encourage youth in agriculture.
Communications • 3rd February 2018
The ENABLE Youth program in Sudan started positively with the team receiving a very warm welcome and support from various heads of states in the country and agriculture research centers that consider it "a timely and much-needed initiative in the country."
IITA DDG, Research for Development (R4D), May-Guri Saethre, on 30 November 2017 inaugurated the new executives of the International Association of Research Scholars and Fellows (IARSAF).
On 25 January, the International Association of Research Scholars and Fellows (IARSAF) held its first monthly Journal Club meeting at IITA, Ibadan, to discuss and review research work that has been carried out by Research Scholars and scientists in the institute using the bibliography from the Knowledge Center.
Chinese investors from the Polaris Pacesetter free trade Zone (Nigeria), accompanied by stakeholders from the Oyo State government, visited IITA on 18 January to establish a partnership and prepare the ground to sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU).


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Target (tgt) is taking another stab at re-inventing its large but uninspired grocery business.
The discount chain said on Wednesday it had hired two new senior executives, one from Walmart (wmt) and the other from General Mills (gis), to help overhaul its $15 billion a year food business, one that has floundered but is essential to helping Target lick its shopper traffic challenges.
The new hires, 20-year General Mills veteran Liz Nordlie and Mark Kenny, most recently in charge of house brands in deli and bakery at Walmart, will be tasked with improving Target's private label brands as well as prepared foods.
Food generates about 20% of company sales but is an area where Target has found itself pinched between Walmart's aggressive prices and grocery overhaul, and efforts of food stores like Kroger (kr) and Whole Foods Market's (wfm) domination of organic foods. What's more, grocery is an essential tool in spurring regular visits from customers so any drop-off in its food business pinches other categories too. In its fiscal first quarter, Target said comparable sales had fallen in its food and beverage business, even as some bright spots started to emerge, namely its produce business. Target will report second quarter results on Wednesday.
The two hires comes a few months after Target hired Jeff Burt, an executive from Kroger's Fred Meyer chain, to head its grocery business, looking for a reset after the previous head of the division, Anne Dament, left Target after just 18 months into the job. Dament had been a colleague of Target CEO Brian Cornell's earlier in her career when both worked at Safeway and her exit was seen as a major setback for Target.
Nordlie will be vice president of product design and development in food and beverage at Target and home in on Target's private label brands in food, which include Archer Farms and Market Pantry. As for Kenny, he'll oversee meat, seafood, deli, bakery and prepared foods.
"We have been making positive progress with our assortment, presentation and operations in food and beverage this year," said Mark Tritton, executive vice president and chief merchandising officer, Target, in a statement. The two new hires will help the company "go even further, faster, delivering both an experience and assortment that's uniquely Target," he added.


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When I was 18 I deferred going to University for a year and moved to England on a working holiday visa instead. Ever since then I've had the travel bug. I came home and started school, only to drop out after a semester because I decided I didn't want to be a scientist. After my time abroad, I feel like I came back a slightly different person. It allowed me to grow, and change my perspective on a lot of things. Don't get my wrong, I was still young and naive, but less so I guess.
It also caused me to make travel a priority in my life. Once I had a taste of the rest of the world, I wanted more. Which led me into my current career as a travel counsellor. I have been at my current company for almost 3 years now and in the industry (including the time spent in school) for almost 6 years. When I first got the job with said company I was so excited as they have a good reputation, and is one of the better ones to work for in my field.
Now don't get me wrong, they are a pretty good company, and still better than most other places I could (and have) worked in my area. But you know how once you are on the inside of a company it starts to lose it's shine. I am definitely at that point.
Not only the company itself, but my work. Although it is usually a different situation every day and travel is a forever changing industry, it is all generally the same crap over and over again. I find that no matter the job, I seem to get itchy feet and tire of what I'm doing after a couple of years.
I do like being the travel industry, but I just don't know if I can keep doing my same job for the rest of my life. I worked in banking for a little over a year after dropping out of my first try at school, and it seemed like a good fit for me, as I am very analytical and like to have lots of structure. I ended up leaving it, mostly because the branch that I worked at was a mess and it was too much drama to deal with. I ended up working for a different bank while I went to school for travel and just got bored of it. I have a feeling I could have done well, and maybe would have stayed at my first bank job, had it not been for the branch management.
The job I am in currently, is the longest I've ever stay at one place. I guess I am a bit of a job nomad. I've never found anything I really really love. I think in the beginning, I really loved working as a travel counsellor, though there are some major stressors that come with it. But it too is seeming to lose it's sheen.
Maybe (ok probably) some of my discontent has to do with the stress of infertility making me less than happy with my life in general. I just don't really know what to do about it. There is the other job opportunity that I mentioned here. It would still be as a travel agent but doing strictly corporate travel (I only do leisure right now), working from home, with no commissions. So although it is technically the same job it couldn't be more different. But I know that's not going to magically fix the problem. It might be good for a little while, but then what? What happens when I get bored again?
This is one of the reasons I would like to relocate, it would open new and different opportunities for me. Secondly I am just sick of where we live now. But in all reality even that isn't going to be a fix-all.
I've thought about what else I could possibly do with my life, but it just seems like an impossibly large scope. And a lot of what I've considered would require me to go back to school, not that that's a bad thing but I can't quit my job just to go to school so it would have to be a night school situation. I've always excelled at school and though I gripe and complain about it, I do like learning. When I graduated high school I always thought I would end up with a bachelor's degree in something, and the first time I went to Uni that's what I was on my way to. Somewhere along the line I lost my attention span for school and just wanted to get it done and over with and get out into the work force. My travel diploma afforded me this, as it was an accelerated program. So now I feel somewhat under-educated I guess? I feel like I am generally a pretty smart person. Am I living up to my potential?
I know I can't do something I don't like so I suppose it doesn't matter what my education level is but I'm stumped. A few of the things I feel passionately about in life are travel, literacy and animal rescue. I am already working in a career involving one of those things, I've volunteered with a literacy organization previously, and am considering volunteering with a local animal rescue society. I feel like I need a life coach to help steer me in the right direction, but I don't really think it's just that simple.
I like having the stability of roots and a comfortable job, making decent money and being able to pay the bills, as well as afford the niceties of life. But at the same time, I get bored of the sameness of every day, I crave change and excitement. I can't really have both though, as they are mutually exclusive. I feel like I'm an enigma wrapped in a paradox, topped of with a dollop of contradiction. What's a girl to do?


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Miserden Morris Live
Upcoming events:
12th June: Miserden Folk Camp – 19:30 at The Carpenters Arms, GL6 7JA.
18th June: Seven Tuns with Sabotage Clog Dancers – 19:30, GL54 4AE.
28th June: The King's Head, Bledington – 19:30, OX7 6XQ.
15th July: Tewkesbury Medieval Fayre – 11:00 til 17:00.
30th July: The Green Dragon with England's Glory – 19:30, GL53 9NW.
7th August: The Three Horseshoes, Frampton on Severn with the Gloucestershire Morris Men – 19:30, GL2 7DY.
18th August: Miserden Music Day, The Carpenter's Arms, Miserden – 13:30-22:30
2nd September: Whiteway Fete.
8th September: Pat Snelling Day of Dance – Dancing in various spots arounf Cheltenham town centre, raising money for the Sue Ryder Home in Leckampton, where we will finish the day by dancing at their annual fete.
23rd September: Stroud Folk Weekend.
(Please note September-April we dance at Miserden Village hall, you are always welcome to pop along and try Morris Dancing out!)


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The city of Eindhoven is vibrant and one of the liveliest towns in the country. Its nightlife does not disappoint with many concerts, theaters, bars, restaurants and events. Eindhoven offers something for everyone with quiet cafes, open parks and bustling night clubs open until the wee hours of the morning.
Concerts, Theater and Events
Eindhoven always has some kind of fun and exciting event going on. With many concert and theater venues, the city is the perfect place for a night out on the town.
Parktheater: A large modern theater that is located along the edge of the Stadswandelpark. The venue hosts more than 500 different events throughout the year.
Effenaar: The Effenaar also features a bar and restaurant. There are also two larger halls that often host dancing and concert events. Both international and local artists have been known to take the stage here.
Dynao: This is the city's largest youth center and is located in the center of town. A number of activities take place here, including major art projects, workshops, community events, concerts and sporting events.
Muziekgebouw Frits Philips: A venue that hosts a number of concerts throughout the year, including world music and jazz.
Restaurants and Cafes
To satisfy your appetite, Eindhoven offers many different restaurants and cafes, many of which are open late. Bars and eateries typically stay open until 2AM during the week and 4AM on the weekends. Many of the city's most popular restaurants can be found in Dommelstraat, which can be found just opposite the train station. The Markt and the Bergen kwartier also feature a number of eateries.
Eindhoven is a melting pot of different cuisines from around the world. Authentic Turks Restaurant Ege serves up fine Turkish cuisine, while Ethiopisch Restaurant serves Ethiopian cuisine. Yokohoma, Jiu.nu and Yakitory& the Sushi's offer dishes of the Asian persuasion. For an authentic Dutch dining experience, De Luytervelde is an upscale restaurant that serves both Belgian and Dutch cuisines.
Bars and Clubs
De Markt is an open square that draws in large crowds when the weather is fair. The Grand Café De Wilderman offers live music from time to time and is a popular place to grab a drink with friends. O-Sheas is another popular spot that is located just off the square. Enjoy live music and a beer on the weekend. Sporting events are also shown on two large screen TVs.
De Effenaar is the place to be if you want to dance the night away. The venue is a popular spot for DJs and local gigs. Ramblers caters more to the rock and metal scene, while Mundial Cocktail Bar is a bit trendier and offers an excellent menu of cocktails.
Of course, you cannot talk about Eindhoven nightlife without mentioning Stratumseind. This strip of town features more than 40 different bars and eateries. This is the city's main area for nightlife where bar hopping is a regular activity. Some of the most famous DJ's play here on a regular basis and it is not uncommon for the street to become a part of the party.


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Article by Peter Goffin, The Toronto Star
Toronto police are asking illegal marijuana dispensaries to report robberies committed in their shops, but lawyers say the fear of criminal charges makes cooperating with police a difficult prospect for pot sellers.
At a news conference Monday morning, police Supt. Bryce Evans said he found it "disturbing" that dispensaries refuse to cooperate with, or turn over evidence to, police robberies.
"They increase the victimizations because they want the almighty dollar and the profit from the sale of illegal marijuana," he said of dispensary owners.
There have been four dispensaries robbed this month alone, Evans told reporters, and a total of 13 robberies since June 2016.
On two of those occasions, police charged the dispensary owners with possession for the purpose of trafficking, after being called in to investigate the robberies.
Storefront pot dispensaries are illegal under current Canadian law. Though many Toronto dispensaries claim to offer medicinal marijuana, only 38 providers are licensed by Health Canada.


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We all have different experiances in different location and restaurants. We would like to hear what your experiances
are. Not only for Winnipeg restaurants anywhere in the planet. It helps the restaurat owners and other to go to special restaurants.
Please give your own real experiance not what others say. We have that type of habit telling what others say.
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There's a lot of rage going on about Laval human sex pheromones and colognes especially because it's the type of cologne that not only Laval women can benefit, but as well as men. There have been a lot of methods that the laws or science of the attraction come up with in order to make it easier for Laval QC men and women alike to attract the person that they want, but so far this has been the latest revolution out there in the market.
But with these Laval human pheromones in a bottle, one can easily buy it, apply it, and see the magic happening right before your eyes. As people see it, people who benefit from the human pheromones are mostly women because they are the most people who is seen availing of it as well. The purpose of Laval men buying these human pheromones is that they also give them to their Laval women to get back a deserving treat from them.
Men who buy these Laval human pheromones colognes are expecting for a delicious reward in exchange for their hard-earned money, and what better way to spark up the relationship as well? A lot of Quebec women has been treating pheromone perfumes as the best perfumes that they have ever had a chance of using, rightly so.
Human pheromones are natural scents - that play an important role in Laval sexual attraction and communication these are masses of biological chemicals that are released through human saliva, sweat, and tears. How do these human pheromones work, and do they really explain sexual chemistry and attraction within humans? Our natural scent is sending a message to attract a mate although most of us are unaware we are doing so.
While scientific data does not conclude Laval pheromones for women as fact, there are many Quebec studies that indicate there may actually be something to it. In fact, it is not so much the existence of Laval human sex pheromones that is in doubt but more the individual humans ability to detect them. Man-made Laval pheromones for men have always been used to attract a Quebec partner but any with synthetic pheromones added, will apparently greatly increase the attention you receive. However, the smell of a sweat from a Laval partner can produce the same response from the opposite sex if detected on a more primal level.
Quebec manufacturers have released Laval human sex pheromones perfumes and spray products designed to attract Laval mates though generally these may have more of an influence psychologically than scientifically. Whether we like the idea or not, sweat does seem to play an important parts when it comes to Laval human sex pheromones and attraction. There are Laval human sex pheromones by the name of Androstenone which is secreted by every Quebec male when he sweats and this is what Laval women are unconsciously attracted to. Body odours may seem an unpleasant way to attract Laval mates but most of us clog and mask the pores secreting the scent when we apply deodorant.
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I have been using web easy for some 9 years.
I update a web site every month.
This month, all the pages are all over the place.... picures not in right place, some completely missing etc.
I have tried most things bit now completely stumped.
Hello Phil,
thank you for posting this message on our forum.
Because WebEasy enables you to do so much with your website, the HTML files that you build can be quite complex. Some older browsers cannot handle that complexity.
Try altering your document design to reduce its complexity. One way of doing this is to avoid having items that overlap. If you do not want to alter your design, you can try viewing your website in other browsers or upgrading to a newer version of the browser you are using.
You should remember that even though some browsers display your website without problems, others might not — and visitors might use those other browsers. You should try to create a website that can be viewed without problems with as many different browsers as possible.
See how your website would look like on different web-browsers and monitor sizes on this useful webpage here.
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This is odd.
I uploaded the whole site to a new folder on the server and it opened with no issues?!
Hi Phil,
there should be some of the permission settings of the remote folder (or files in the folder) preventing FTP Max from altering the existing content.
Normal file permissions are 755.
Kind regards,
Avanquest Support


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Bumper crack repair Chester
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Sometimes our bumper crack repair Chester technicians will recommend a bumper replacement instead of a repair. Under normal circumstance a bumper is designed with a certain amount of elasticity which will withstand minor knocks. However, when a crack or split appears, depending on its location, it can reduce the flexibility. This means that should your bumper receive a further knock close to the repaired area, there's a danger of the bumper cracking again. For this reason, it's not uncommon for us to recommend a replacement bumper.
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Yesterday I found a piece of writing I did a couple of years ago, following the death of my younger brother.
I'm sorry for all the times I ate your lollies out of the fridge after scoffing my own.
I'm sorry for pushing you off the back of the boat on purpose.
I'm sorry for countless bruises, scratches, bumps and lost clumps of hair.
I'm especially sorry for the pencil lead that remained stuck in your knee for the rest of your life.
I'm sorry for not standing up for you in the playground because looking cool concerned me more than your welfare.
I'm sorry I laughed in your face when you were brave enough to ask me for advice on getting a girlfriend.
I'm sorry for all the times you copped the sharp end of my jealousy or temper.
I'm so, so sorry I was too cowardly to step in when I saw the boy I liked bullying you.
I'm sorry we didn't talk more.
I'm sorry I wasn't around more.
I'm sorry I was too self-absorbed to see your pain.
I'm sorry I was so naïve, always assuming I'd have the rest of our lives to make amends.
I'm sorry I wasn't a better, kinder, more protective sister to you while I had the chance.
Who knows what sort of difference that might have made in the end.
I remember how raw it felt to write this, wracked with guilt for the awful callous acts that pop out of the page like zits. A lot of memories, a lot of regrets. My brother was one of the few constants in my life, who knew me in a way nobody else ever will.
Our relationship balanced on a knife edge between blood-sworn allies and mortal enemies. Love and jealousy. Kindness and anger. I always assumed once we grew up and transcended all the childish bullshit, that the balance would swing round for good.
It was just beginning to when he committed suicide.
And it's taken until fairly recently for me to accept that although I'll always be sorry for the unfair, cruel things I did to my brother as a child, were he alive today he'd be able to pen a remarkably similar memoir.
The time he hit me in the face with a shampoo bottle and I bit right through my lips. The time a couple of his mates held me down and practiced 'Power Ranger' kicks on me while he watched awkwardly. The times he made me cry by making fun of my 'man calves'. The fact he couldn't stay, and caused me so much agony and confusion as a result.
Wrongs and slights big and small, ancient and recent, so many I couldn't hope to recount even half of them. And not a single one matters to the way I feel about my brother.
We live, we love, we build memories together, we protect each other, we know each other as well as ourselves. We hurt each other through anger or carelessness. And we forgive each other.
We may be partners in crime or bitter rivals in any given snapshot of time, but each of us will always be on the other's side when it matters. That's what it means to be brother and sister.


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Graeme Bant has died
South-west racing lost one of its most passionate supporters with the passing of former Camperdown Turf Club president Graeme Bant on Monday.
Bant, 82, who was on the committee of the CTC for 42 years, also had two stints as president of the club from 1987 to 1997 and 2007 to 2009.
He filled the role as the club's representative on the now defunct South Western District Racing Association for eight years.
Camperdown trainer Geoff Daffy said Bant had been a wonderful servant of the club for decades.
"Graeme loved his involvement in racing and in particular the Camperdown Turf Club," Daffy said.
Bant's involvement with the Camperdown club stemmed from his days riding as an amateur jockey.
His greatest achievement in the saddle was booting home the whole card when he rode five winners from five races at the Birregurra picnic meeting in April 1984.


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We do not host any graph datasets at this page, but we list other websites that contains a handful of useful graph datasets:
Real Graphs Datasets:
- Laboratory for Web Algorithms: Graphs available in compressed format; the user has to write a C++ code to traverse the compressed graphs and write it uncompressed to disk; contains a mix of crawled graph datasets and social graphs
- Stanford Large Network Dataset Collection: Graphs are available free for download; contains a mix of web-graphs, social graphs and network graphs
- Yahoo! Graphs: Graphs are available free for download for research purposes only; the used has to sign an agreement with Yahoo! to access the graph data
Synthetic Graph Generators:
- Another Python Graph Library: Python code to generate network graphs
- GraphGen
- GraphBase
- Krongen: The user has to download SNAP tool and compile its graph generator krongen in c++ to generate network graphs
- Lu/Aiello Topology Generator


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Intentional prayer. Explosive power
Posted by Donnie Crawford on Tuesday, July 8, 2014 Under: Teaching
Pray Up Cybercafe
Intentional prayer. Explosive power
Intentional - Done on purpose. Deliberate. Done in a way that is planned or intended.Synonyms - deliberate, calculated, conscious, intended, planned, meant, studied, knowing. willful, purposeful.
Praying intentionally can be learned from the bible and the prayer of a man named Nehemiah.
If you will, turn in your bible to Nehemiah chapter 1 please. Take a minute to read his prayer starting in verse 4.
As you read Nehemiah's prayer, you can feel the tenderness of his heart, the brokenness he feels for his country and the fact that he's preparing himself for action.
Nehemiah's first response is to take action by falling to his knees with his heart open to what God desires him to do.
How often do we find ourselves taking action with an open heart to God's will?
His second response was to focus on others instead of himself. He hurt for his people and prayed for them.
How often do we find ourselves asking, "What can I do, God?" Shouldn't we be looking toward the benefit of others and praying for them?
His third response was to take responsibility. He says, "We have sinned against you, God. It's our fault we're in this mess we're in."
How often do we find ourselves blaming or asking why instead of accepting responsibility? It's a huge thing to be able to go to God in prayer and take responsibility for how we got to where we are.
His forth response was to focus on a promise instead of the pain. He didn't tell God how bad things were, but instead he spoke of the promise God had given him and his people. He rested on God's promise.
How often do we find ourselves in prayer telling God how bad things are or are getting? When we really should be stating and standing on the promises we have been given by God.
Finally brothers and sisters, we see Nehemiah found joy because his first response was to go to God. When he came up from his knees, he was joyful because he knew God was going to complete a work.
How often do we find ourselves getting up off our knees and finding joy in the fact that our first thought was to go to God? Joy that our first thought was God?
Nehemiah prayed intentionally and he saw the exposive power of God. Intentional prayer will always bring explosive power because we find ourselves in the will of God. We find ourselves doing what God would have us to do and we find ourselves right were God wants us, right by His side.
These are five things that one needs to focus on when one is praying intentionally and expecting something explosive to happen.
1. Take action in prayer with a heart open to God
2. Look to benifit others
3. Take responsibility
4. Focus on a promise
5. Respond with Joy
Here at Pray Up Cybercafe we pray intentionally and we know the answer from God is going to be explosively powerful.
We are helping one another, One prayer at a time.
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According to the Harris-Galveston Subsidence District, some parts of Harris County have sunk 10 feet since 1906. The problem is also happening rapidly now in some areas such as in the Greater Greenspoint area, which has sunk about 2 feet in the last decade alone, according to United States Geological Survey (USGS) data. Mark Kasmarek, a hydrogeologist for more than 30 years with the USGS says, "When you lose that much, it makes an area prone to floods when they weren't historically."
The Harris-Galveston Subsidence District, created in 1975, has been effective at slowing the subsidence rates in the areas it regulates. Instead of losing a foot every 10 years, many areas saw that rate cut by a little more than two-thirds. However, more needs to be done to fix the problem because once an area sinks it is very hard to build it back up and the occurrence of flooding increases. That is why the Committee and I will look into both statewide and local solutions to better educate the public, increase groundwater conservation, converge to alternative sources of water, and build additional reservoirs.
I will continue to keep you updated on this important issue as the County Affairs Committee studies it during the interim. The Committee's next hearing will be in Corpus Christi on Tuesday, June 6th. The Committee will once again discuss Hurricane Harvey and the damage it caused particularly by wind damage to the coastal bend region.
According to the HGSD, from 1978 to 2000, as much as 5 feet of subsidence has been measured in northwest Harris County. This is demonstrated in the map above.
Congratulations to Sharon Burney and Lizzie Fletcher for winning the Democratic nominations for your respective positions.
Pictured: Sharon M. Burney, who secured the Democratic nomination for Justice of the Peace Precinct 7, Place 2.
Pictured: Lizzie Fletcher, who secured the Democratic nomination for Texas Congressional District 7.


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Following the highly successful tour in 2008 (Paris & Aix with Brian McKay), we have decided for this new tour to remain throughout the stay in Paris, and to include in the programme - both linguistic & cultural - places of major interest that can be visited within at most a radius of 90 minutes travel by train (conventional or TGV!) - hence Reims, Rouen, Chartres are included along with Giverny, the Château de Fontainebleau, Vaux-le-Vicomte, and of course Versailles. The general pattern will remain much the same as before : morning French language sessions, part of each session being related to the "theme" or "visit" of the day, and in the afternoon there will be a series of excursions and walking tours. On full-day excursions there are no classes, but you use your French all day! Themes treated will range from aspects of day-to-day living, the Roman history of Paris, medieval glories, the façades of Paris from the Renaissance to the present day, great historical figures such as Jeanne d'Arc, the Roi Soleil, and Monet...and the programme will include an all-day cooking class with a chef in Paris!
Of interest to :
Everyone interested in developing their knowledge of France in general, and Paris & the Paris region in particular - and who seriously wish to brush up their French at the same time!
"Merci beaucoup encore une fois pour the amazing tour" (Holly, Oct 2008)
Co-tutor and tour leader with Brian throughout will be Annie Bancroft. Annie is responsible for the overall direction of all Cpederf French Language & Culture programmes. Brian and Annie together built up the highly successful tour of Sept-Oct 2008.
We offer you here details of the principal themes and highlights of the programme. For more complete information on the structure of the day-to-day programme, we invite you to look at the Day-to-Day Programme documents attached to the top of this page, together with the Details of Costs and the Registration Form. The site will be up-dated regularly
The first two days will be essentially around the idea of "getting acquainted" - with each other, with the way things will function, with or within Paris, and with the bus system - the bus providing a much more interesting and visually stimulating way of getting round Paris than the metro - the first day culminating in the Welcome Dinner on a bateau mouche gliding through the World Heritage part of Paris on both sides of the River Seine.
The first language "class" sessions will be based around practical & useful hints, followed by looking at and talking about the Architectural Façade of Paris. The first bus and walking tour around the streets of Paris will be on the theme : The face of Paris from the Renaissance to the 21st century.
Day 3 : the theme of painting in Paris in general and Impressionism in particular forms the basis of the morning sessions
However you will also spend some time preparing for watching - and understanding - a recent French film, with study of language, vocabulary, story-lines & themes, and comments on the director and prinicpal actors/actresses. On the evening you will go and see the film in a cinema!
We will then metro over to Montmartre for lunch in the Crémaillère, situated in the famous Place du Tertre.
After lunch there will be a guided walking tour of Montmartre with a specialist guide, with specific reference to Montmartre and the painters.
In the evening you go to the cinema, to watch the film for which you have been prepared in the morning.
Day 4 will offer the first of our all-day excurions to Rouen, returning via Giverny. By train direct to Rouen, beautiful and historic capital of Normandy.
Here you will have a guided visit to the historic town, the great cathedral which so inspired Monet and was the subject of so many paintings (you will be shown the site of his atelier, and the vantage point for some of his most famous paintings), the celebrated clock, and of course the old market place where Joan of Ark was burned at the stake (you will have lunch here in the market place).
Between Rouen and Paris lies Giverny (on the same main railway line), so you will return by leaving the train at Vernon to be taken to Giverny for a couple of hours in order to visit Monet's house, garden, and lake with its famous water lilies and Japanese bridge!
Day 5 will start by visiting one of Paris's great morning street markets - you will be armed with a questionnaire to give your visit a specific purpose by visiting the stalls, talking to the owners who will answer your questions!
After an early lunch, you will be taken for a guided visit of the Musée d'Orsay, the French national impressionist museum, and this will be follwed by a shorter guided visit of the Orangerie, where you can see Monet's celebrated Nymphéas.
Day 6 offers a whole day around the theme of the History of Paris from Roman times to the Renaissance. The morning sessions will concentrate on Paris history and architecture, first under the Romans, and the during the Middle Ages, concentrating especially on Romanesque and Gothic architecture.
The morning sessions will be followed by guided walking tours relating to the various elements studied in the morning, with highlight visits which will include the Archeological Crypt of Paris, found beneath the parvis de Notre-Dame, and to the Sainte Chapelle, arguably the most beautiful medieval structure and stained-glass windows in France, if not in Europe. After the guided visit, you will be free to choose to explore Notre-Dame on your own, or visit the Cluny Museum (the superb Middle Ages Museum situated on the site of the ancient Romans bathes, and where you can see the celebrated Dame à la licorne.
Day 7 A trip of less than an hour now from Paris to Reims, thanks to the TGV! The morning will be devoted essentially to the great cathedral, considered by many to be the most perfect example of French gothic style. The town itself became a major religious centre as early as the late fifth century, while most of the kings of France were crowned in the cathedral as from the 11th century up to Charles X in 1825. Close-by is the Palais du Tau
After lunch (taken in the historical centre of the city) you will explore the great Basilica of Saint Rémi, along with its musuem established in the buildings of the ancient abbey.
No visit to Reims can be complete without exploring something of that other aspect of its history for which it is equally known the world over : champagne! To learn as much as we can in the time available, there will be a visit to the Pommery champagne cellars. While founded in the first part of the 19th century, the present cellars date from the 1870s, when the original 120 gallo-roman crayères were linked by a network of 18kms of galleries! The visit will finish with a champagne tasting!
Day 8 is built around the theme of Paris from the 17th to the 19th centuries.
The morning sessions will be devoted partly to this theme, and partly to the preparation of a play you will see in a theatre in the evening.
You will be taken for lunch in one of the most fascinating, beautiful and historically interesting parts of Paris, that known as Le Marais, after which you will be taken on a guided walking tour.
Evening : theatre!
Day 9 : free morning!
After lunch, you will be taken on a guided visit of the 7th arrondissement, which will include both the Rodin Museum and the Invalides.
Day 10 is devoted to French cuisine - all day cooking class with a Parisian chef!
The programme will start with a visit in the company of the chef to a local street market in order to select the produce to be used in the cooking class itself. He will guide you in the techniques of selection.
You will assist in the preparation of the ingredients to be used - from peeling carrots to preparing herbs for the sauce(s) - and the chef will guide you in the assembling of the dishes for actual cooking.
Eventually you will sit down at table to enjoy the fruits of your labour, and discuss techniques, processes and results with the chef!
Day 11 is devoted to Versailles.
On arrival, (we go there by RER), there will be a guided tour of the World Heritage château : the restoration work completed over the last decade or so is absolutely phenomenal - so much so that if you have not visited Versailles in the last 20 years, you will have the impression that you are seeing all its marvels for the first time - in the case of the incredible Hall of Mirrors, this could well be true, given the state of the ceilings before the six years of restoration - now they are compared by specialists most favourably with the Sixtine Chapel!
The rest of the programme will depend on weather of course, but it is hoped that you will be able to wander round the park, visit the (newly restored!) domain of Marie-Antoinette, and visit the Orangerie and the Potager du Roi!
A late-afternoon return back into Paris should give you an hour or two for meandering or shopping before dinner!
Day 12 : the emphasis of the morning sessions will on the art and history of France in the 19th & 20th centuries.
After lunch, there will be a guided walking visit of the "passages couverts" (the early 19th century Paris equivalent of today's commercial malls), then a visit to the Opera Garnier (a magnificent example of Napoleon III architecture and decoration, plus the celebrated Chagall ceiling in the opera theatre itself).
Day 13 : the whole day excursion to visit two very beautiful and historically very important châteaux, Vaux-le-Vicomte and Fontainebleau.
Vaux-le-Vicomte : Fouquet, Surintendant des Finances under Mazarin, was one of the most powerful figures in France at the beginning of the reign of Louis XIV. In 1656 he decided to build himself a château, for which endeavour he brought together the most outstanding team possibe : architect Le Vau, painter Le Brun, landscape gardener Le Nôtre and together they started in 1656 the building of the exquisitely beautiful château we know today. The work-force was 18.000 strong. The budget was limitless (he was after all in charge of state finances!) He even created his own tapestry workshops, which after his fall in 1661, were renamed by Louis to become the Manufacture Royale des Gobelins! Fouquet was thrown into prison by Louis XIV, who immediately appropriated Le Vau, Le Brun, and Le Nôtre for work on Versailles. Needless to say most of the tapestries at Versailles came from the Gobelins! It is easy to see the work of all these great artists in both Vaux le-Vicomte and Versailles.
The Palace of Fontainebleau, a World Heritage monument and deservedly so, owes much of its form we know today to the Renaissance monarch François Ier, though important extensions and modifications were made by his son, Henri II, and by Henri IV who was responsible for major additions - but transformations continued throughout the 17th and 18th centuries by Louis XIV, XV & XVI. Not forgetting Napoleon who far preferred it to Versailles, and who called it the Maison des Siècles - it bears witness to the styles and tastes of several sovereigns spanning some three centuries.
Day 14 free morning! People wishing to attend mass might like to do so in Notre-dame (or indeed in any other church of their choice!)
After lunch, there will be a guided visit on the theme of the Guimard art nouveau architecture in the 16th arrondissement. This will be followed by a visit to the fascinating - and notorious! - Centre Pompidou
Day 15 takes us on an all-day excursion to the town of Chartres, less than an hour away by train.
First off will be of course a guided visit of the World Heritage cathedral, celebrated not only for its superb architecture but especially for its 12th and 13th century stained glass windows. After the visit there should be time to explore briefly a site close to the cathedral which is quite unique in France - the Centre International du Vitrail and its associated Musée du Vitrail.
After lunch, you will explore the historical heart of the city which has plenty of superb buildings to offer the visitor especially those dating from the Renaissance to the 18th century. Its real treasures, apart from the cathedral, are to be found in and around the Rue Chantault, one of the oldest streets in Chartres - the "house" at No.5, for example, contains a bedroom with decoration going back to the time of Henri IV, while No.29 is one of the oldest houses in France, dating back to the 12th century. The Maison de la Voûte offers a superb example of medieval domestic stonework architecture - the façade also dates back to the 12thC.
Day 16 : a rather special final session!
Each member of the group will make a short oral presentation of something which has been of particular interest to them during their stay!
This will be followed by the Farewell Lunch in a beautiful restaurant, historically classified for its art nouveau decoration Montparnasse 1900
The rest of the day will be free of programmed activities - to go shopping or catch up on something you haven't had time to see or visit - and especially for you to enjoy the Fête de la Musique, will will continue long into the night.
Day 17 : departure according to personal travel arrangements
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What is the mind really capable of when it comes to health, and is it a kind of magic? From placebos to hypnosis, and from social connectivity to meditation, it can sometimes be seen as a kind of magic. Dr Jo Marchant, an award-winning science writer and former editor at New Scientist and Nature has the facts. She has conducted a rigorous investigation in to the role of the mind in health, which is the subject of her book, Cure – A Journey Into the Science of Mind Over Body.
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Greg Wilson, the globally renowned DJ, producer and acute observer and commentator on popular and underground culture, will be looking at the magic in sound manipulation. He'll be discussing Alan Moore's assertion that art and magic are interchangeable, plus digging deep into his theory of Ideaspace…
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