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The colors of the Season: Crimson and Burgundy Reds/ Bittersweet Orange, Sun Yellows, Hunter Green, and Beige -
These brilliant hues of Autumn can be mixed, matched, or just enjoyed - your choice!
Outdoor decorations:
Haystacks, scarecrows, pumpkins, in all shapes and sizes, bushel baskets of gourds, apples, Indian apples, and squashes.Corn stalks, and Indian corn are decorative touches that add so much to areas around your home. Use these Harvest items on porches, decks, or on steps and near front door-ways. Wheat, mums, and willows add a Fall dimension to flower arrangements and centerpieces. Use the colorful leaves available under your centerpieces, on windowsills, mantels, shelves, etc. wherever you need a "touch of color" and the warm hues of a very exciting
season of the year.
Party Themes:
After the Pumpkin Patch Supper- (after a hard day of searching for and choosing the gourd that truly symbolizes Fall, your family
and friends will need some nourishment!).
Apples Galore Fun-Time Fest- Apple picking is fun - don't forget the camera-as everyone reaches for that one treasure on the very tippy-top of the tree. But picking apples, sampling, and breathing in the aroma of the orchard excites appetites, creates instant giggles and fun, and old-fashioned enjoyment! Let everyone make their own taffy apples, of course, with adult supervision with the hot taffy, and add sprinkles, nuts, etc.
Raking Leaves Party-Time-
Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn - stories from the past - get family, friends, and relatives to pitch it with rakes, brooms, and baskets to rake and clean up your landscape, but "jumping in" is just part of the fun. Also if your area permits, burning leaves is truly the aroma of Autumn - great to sit around, munch on apples, and dream about the Holiday Season just ahead. Throw in a great meal and you have - instant party time fun!
Harvest Time Bon-Fire Get-together-
Freshly baked apple pies, grilled hot dogs, chips, and apple cider - it just doesn't get any better than this!
However you decide to celebrate - enjoy Autumn and Nature - it only comes once a year - but the memories will last a lifetime!
Table Decor - Make a centerpiece of one large pumpkin, surrounded by smaller ones, baby squash, gourds, acorns, and leaves, Let your imagination go wild! Use fall leaves that have been dried between sheets of waxed paper on windowsills, shelves, and mantels. Use large leaves or baby pumpkins as place cards and tie napkins with "autumn colored" yarns, or raffia. Add an acorn, or pinecone and you have a very impressions napkin ring. Colorful felt placemats with cut-outs of apples, leaves, etc. are fun and inexpensive.
Meal-time menus:
Cornish game hens, with wild rice stuffing, Baked Sweet Potatoes, Cornmeal fried tomato slices, tossed green salad, and chocolate mousse
Beef Stroganoff on poppyseed noodles, Green Beans, Garlic Biscuits, Taffy Apples
Italian sausage and pepper grilled sandwiches, English Pea salad, Ice Cream Sundaes
Barbecued Pork Sandwiches, Potato Wedges, Pineapple Chunks, Leaf Cut-out sugar cookies
Harvest Pork Roast, Pan-fried squash and tomatoes, Baked potato, and hot apple pie
Beverage: Try cider, apple lemonade, tea, or apple juice
Use a large pumpkin to serve stew, soup, or chili. Use smaller pumpkins as individual servings of these "cooler" weather treats.
Italian Sausage and Pepper Sandwiches:
4 -6" long Italian sausages
4-6" Hoagie or submarine rolls
2 tsp. olive oil
2 red/green sweet peppers, cut in strips
1 hot pepper, diced
2 onions, sliced into rings
1/2 cup spaghetti sauce
2 cups Shredded Mozzarella cheese
Place sausages on grill or broiler. Grill until thoroughly cooked, about 10 mins.
Cut rolls in half, scoop out tops and reserve "insides" for bread crumbs.
Place rolls on grill and brown until golden.
Place oil in pan, add onions, and sweet peppers.
Heat until soft.
Warm spaghetti sauce in pan.
Chop hot pepper and place in small bowls and drizzle olive oil over.
On each roll, place sausage, peppers, and onions, and top with sauce. Sprinkle cheese, place under broiler for a minute or two until cheese is melted.
Great tasting, and you may just have to double this recipe!
Taffy Apples:
6 apples, washed
wooden sticks
1 (16ozs.) bag caramels
2 tbs. water
Insert stick into each apple. Microwave caramels and water in glass bowl on high for 3 mins. stirring after each minute until sauce is velvety smooth. Dip apples into hot caramel and turn until completely coated. Scrape excess from bottom, and dip into nuts if desired. Cool on waxed paper and enjoy!
Potato Wedges:
2 tbs. vegetable oil
1/4 cup Italian-seasoned bread crumbs
2 tbs. grated Parmesan cheese
1/2 tsp. oregano
1/2 tsp. paprika
1/2 tsp. garlic salt
5 potatoes, unpeeled
Spread oil in bottom of baking pan. Combine all the ingredients, except potatoes in bowl. Cut each potato into wedges and thoroughly dip into mixture. Place in single layer in pan and bake, uncovered (350) for 45 mins.
Autumn Cider:
1 gallon apple cider
1 can (12 ozs.) frozen lemonade concentrate, thawed
1 lemon, thinly sliced
Several cinnamon sticks
In large bowl, combine cider and lemonade until combined. Pour into hollowed-out pumpkins. Place lemon slices on top and float a few cinnamon sticks as well.
Ladle out into glasses with a little crushed ice.
However, you decide to enjoy Autumn, do just that-ENJOY!
©Arleen M. Kaptur 2002 September
(Excerpts from Arleen's Book - Autumn Splendors)
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At first hear, you might think that the jigsaw and scroll saw have a lot in common. And, while they are both reciprocating saws that are relatively easy to use, they don't actually have a whole lot of commonalities.
In the jigsaw vs scroll saw debate, we'll dive into each saw and highlight its strengths and weaknesses, along with when you would want to use each saw.
What is a Jigsaw?
A jigsaw is a handheld saw that makes its cuts through the use of a reciprocating blade. It is an incredibly handy tool that is in the vast majority of woodwoorkers tool kits.
You would likely recognize a jigsaw if you saw one. Much less, you might even own one. For many, they are the first power saw that you buy, mainly because of how versatile they are.
A jigsaw works by using its thin blade up and down at a very fast rate to make its cuts. The blade of the jigsaw is only attached to the top of the saw, and the motor on the saw moves it up and down to make is cuts.
Using a jigsaw is really simple, which is another advantage for this saw. While practicing certainly makes you a lot more accurate, you can literally pick up a jigsaw and start using it right out of the gate.
Another wonderful feature about the jigsaw is its ability to cut a variety of materials. If you have the correct blade, you can cut wood and metal, along with more specialized cuts in plexiglass and plastic.
What is a Scroll Saw?
A scroll saw also uses a reciprocating blade to make its cuts, similar to the jigsaw. The scroll saw is not a handheld saw, though – it is a stationary saw that you use.
The scroll saw is used to make highly specialized cuts, usually involving intricate designs and tight curves. Scroll saws are aptly named for the scroll work they are able to do on a variety of surfaces, wood being the most common.
A scroll saw is a highly specialized tool, and not typically the first saw that a DIYer picks up. In other words, you'll know when you need this type of saw. And, if you don't know you need one… you probably don't.
With that being said, a lot of people gloss over the scroll saw because they don't understand all of the different things they can do with it. If you follow a printable scroll saw pattern, you can learn how to use your scroll saw pretty quickly.
Adding scrollwork to your projects will up the look and feel of them, and expand the types of things you can do. With a scroll saw, you can do marquetry, intarsia, and 3-D fractals.
Just like the jigsaw, the scroll saw can cut through a variety of materials by using different blades.
It's worth mentioning that the bandsaw is also a good consideration, especially as it relates to the scroll saw. Unlike the jigsaw, the bandsaw is very accurate, but can handle a wide range of cuts, unlike the scroll saw.
A bandsaw is much more expensive than a scroll saw, but much more versatile and expansive.
A good quality bandsaw can (in theory) do much of the work that both a jigsaw and scroll saw combined can do.
Jigsaw vs Scroll Saw
Now that you know what makes up each saw, and the characteristics that it possesses, it's time to talk about the similarities and differences.
When it comes to the scroll saw vs jigsaw debate, there is often a lot of confusion. For starters, many think that these are the same saw, or assume they are interchangeable.
In truth, it couldn't be more opposite. While in principle they have a few similarities, in application they are used for dramatically different purposes.
The most notable similarity that scroll saws and jigsaws have is that they are both reciprocating saws. In other words, the both use a blade that "reciprocates" back and forth (up and down) to make its cut.
A reciprocating blade is only attached to the saw on one side. This makes the blade really versatile, and really easy to change in and out. That is why both jigsaws and scroll saws are able to cut such a wide variety of materials – it is super simple to change their blade out quickly depending on what you want to cut.
Capability aside, most people use scroll saws for cutting shapes out of various wood materials. Jigsaws, on the other hand, are typically seen cutting a variety of different materials, depending on the situation.
That is the extent of the similarities. In reality, these two saws are very different.
Jigsaws and scroll saws have a lot of differences, which isn't hard to see once you get your eyes on each saw.
The jigsaw is a handheld saw, and you can find some great cordless options as well. Whether you go corded or go cordless, you can take this saw anywhere you need it. It will fit into tight spots to make a variety of cuts for you.
Scroll saws are not handheld, and don't come in cordless options. In other words, they aren't very portable. You'll typically want your scroll saw set up in your garage or project area, where you'll bring the material to it.
They do make scroll saws that are light enough in weight to carry to a jobsite. But, the lighter the scroll saw, the less accurate the cut tends to be. So, it's a bit of a tradeoff, and no matter how you look at it, the scroll saw is not a very portable saw.
The jigsaw is the ultimate generalists saw – it can be used in a whole host of situations. As we said before, the jigsaw is typically the home improvement DIYer's first power saw, which we think is a great move.
On the other hand, the scroll saw is a precise and specialized tool used for only a handful of cuts. It's pretty rare to need a scroll saw unless you are specifically working on trim work or fancy finishing projects.
Cut Depth
While both saws can cut a variety of materials, jigsaws can cut material that is a little thicker than a scroll saw can.
Scroll saws cap out at about 2" in cut depth, whereas jigsaws can cut closer to 3" in depth with the right blade.
Part of the challenge for the scroll saw cutting more than 2" has to do with its throat, which restricts the cut depth.
Curved Cuts
In many ways, this is both a similarity and difference in the scroll saw vs the jigsaw.
Both saws can make really tight, curved cuts. However, what type of curved cut you want to make dictates which saw is the best option.
A jigsaw's best use for curved cuts comes as you tear through plywood or other materials for a building project. They are easy and simple to use, and make short work of any cut that requires a turn.
Often times, a convenient circular saw or cheaper table saw is turned to for increased accuracy. But, these saws can't cut curves, and that is one area the jigsaw stands apart.
You wouldn't use a scroll saw for these types of curved cuts. Instead, a scroll saw is used to make tight, weaving turns that are found in intricate, precise woodworking.
In general, to sum it up, both saws can cut curves really well. The jigsaw is great for curved rough cuts while the scroll saw is great for precise curved cuts.
Generally speaking, jigsaws are cheaper than scroll saws, all things being equal. You can find both types of saws for under $100. But, when comparing, you'll typically spend more on a scroll saw than you would on a equally-classed jigsaw.
On our list of jigsaw reviews, we've found several jigsaws in the $100-$200 range that are fantastic. However, on our scroll saw reviews, you'll need to spend more than $200-$300 to get an equally amazing saw.
Scroll saws are incredibly quiet, especially when you compare them to other power saws. It can actually be a little dangerous, given that you can get used to the light hum of the motor and almost forget it is on.
A jigsaw, on the other hand, does not come with that concern. Loud and noisy, the jigsaw announces its presence each and every time you turn it on.
Dust Creation
No doubt, the jigsaw produces a lot more sawdust than the scroll saw. While this probably isn't a huge consideration as you weigh you the differences in the jigsaw vs scroll saw, its worth mentioning.
No matter what you choose, it's best to use a dust mask to guard yourself when using these two saws. You don't want to inhale any probable toxic substances or particles from the material you're cutting.
Situations for a Jigsaw over a Scroll Saw
A jigsaw is the saw you need to have for all of your general projects and woodworking needs. If you need to make a cut, and precision is not essential, chances are you can use a jigsaw. Here are some situations you'll want a jigsaw over a scroll saw:
- General cuts for projects, such as cutting 2×4's down to size, or ripping through a sheet of drywall.
- Cuts that require a curve or notch, such as a curved cut in wood.
- Cutting something that is in a fixed, pre-existing place, such as a hole in your drywall. You'll need a portable saw for these types of cuts.
Situations for a Scroll Saw over a Jigsaw
It won't be often you'll find a need for a scroll saw over a jigsaw. That isn't to say this saw isn't valuable. It's just that the number of situations you'll use it is a lot lower. Here are some situations where you'll prefer a scroll saw over a jigsaw:
- Intricate, curved cuts where the curves must be cut in a very short space. Thin
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- Cuts where precision and accuracy is paramount.
Final Verdict
The vast majority of the time, when you're considering the jigsaw vs scroll saw, you probably want to grab the former. A jigsaw is a highly versatile and easy to use power saw – its only real drawback is that isn't very precise in its cuts. Other than that, you can pretty much use it in any project, and the Makita JV0600k is a good example.
A scroll saw, while being very precise and accurate, is not very versatile. It can really only be used for a few things such as holiday decor and home accent pieces.. If you have those types of cuts needed, then it is exactly the saw you want. Otherwise, opt for a great jigsaw.


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I tried futzing around with these to make them "healthier" -- turns out these classics are really pretty healthy! The only thing different I did from the original recipe is use whole wheat flour and add a teaspoon of cinnamon.
I used zucchini , broccoli and a few shelled fava beans for this but only because that's what I had on hand; you could really use anything for the veg, or none at all.
makes 5 dozen (60) small cookies
I never thought searing the meat first would make much difference but I see now I was wrong!
I've altered this a bit from a recipe I found online.
Granny Smith apples make this a nice tart-sweet dessert!
We have rotisserie chickens often, and I strip all the meat we don't eat off the bones and put in a freezer bag and freeze. I do the same with the carcass, adding to the existing bag (once cool) . When I have three carcasses, I make homemade stock*, and by that time I usually have enough chicken meat too. (If I don't, I'll just quick cook up a breast or two to add to it.
*Note: the Spark nutrition info lists 4 cups of homemade stock as having over 400 calories (!) but when I make it, I skim off ALL of the fat, so I used the info for commercially-prepared stock. You can use chicken broth, but I would use all broth and little water or it will taste thin. Also, the chicken I used is, quite literally, a "mixed bag" (dark and white meat), but, since my hubby and I tend to devour the dark meat first
when we have the rotisserie chicken , I only counted 1/3 of the chicken meat as dark meat.
As for ingredients, of course you can use dried thyme (use less than fresh) and you could use regular onions, just try to find sweet ones; shallots' flavor is so delicate and sweet that I think it kind of makes the dish. That and the homemade chicken stock! :)
This is a SUPERB alternative to heavy pasta salads. Great for Summer, and easily adaptable to the veg of your choice. The key things are the krab, green onions, tomatoes and cukes; you can add anything else really! You could EVEN use real crab if you want to (hello, moneybags!) but I like this fine.
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Advertising Do's and Don'ts of Chinese Consumer Culture
With its rapidly growing middle class and their increasing disposable incomes, it's easy to understand why your organization should consider advertising in China. But it's quite difficult for a brand to effectively expand into this market with no knowledge of its unique customs and tastes. Once you've established a budget for your marketing yuan and figured out the differences between Renren and Tencent, it's time to familiarize yourself with the cultural distinctions that could make or break your interactions with Chinese consumers.
1. DO present e-commerce opportunities.
Increased access to smartphones and social media among the country's burgeoning middle class means the Chinese are now able to buy products online…and that they're even more glued to their devices than we are. Pricewaterhousecoopers found that 75% of consumers in China shop online weekly, compared with a global average of 21%.
2. DON'T forget about "Singles' Day."
This Chinese shopping holiday was supposedly started by university students celebrating their independence by buying themselves presents on November 11th. While American retailers focus on Black Friday or Cyber Monday, Chinese brands know Singles' Day is their time to cash in, with $20 billion in sales projected for 2016.
3. DO understand the importance of relationships.
Confucius knew his stuff and based on the principles of Confucianism, the Chinese value harmonious relationships. Therefore, they may respond better to marketing messages that place emphasis on family and friendships as opposed to those accentuating individual pride and autonomy.
4. DON'T ignore your new customer feedback.
Chinese consumers rely heavily on product recommendations from online reviews and are very likely to post their own. With over 200 million users, China's Dianping could give Yelp a run for its money. According to Forbes, about 75% of all online users provide purchase feedback at least once a month, compared to less than 20% in the U.S.
5. DO take advantage of their tastes.
Tmall.com is China's largest website for authentic branded goods and its shopping patterns indicate that Chinese consumers choose American brands for several reasons including better quality, product safety and lack of domestic availability. In fact, per a report from the Boston Consulting Group, 61% of China's consumers are willing to pay more for a product made in the U.S. so if you sell it, they will come.
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Firefighters will make a decision this afternoon about how to tackle a fire that's been burning on Rockhampton's northern outskirts since Tuesday.
Area Director of Rural Operations in central Queensland Laurie Colgrave says weather conditions have eased today.
Mr Colgrave says he can't confirm if the fire was caused by arson.
"The fire certainly started around the quarry area behind Norman Road in Rockhampton but at this stage I don't have a handle on why or how it started," he said.
"Those properties along Yeppoon Road, particularly yesterday there were several properties that were threatened by the fire and fire crews worked very hard during the day to protect those properties and steer the properties away from them.
"That risk has just about been mitigated and we expect no further property threats, but we still need to wrap the fire up."
Gladstone bushfire under control
There was also a fire just north of Gladstone early this morning, but that's been brought under control.
About five hectares was burnt out in the Yarwun and Targinnie area.
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1. What are you currently working on?
The main part of my daily work is the order management. My team and I take care of the delivery of the EGYM machines to the customers. From the beginning onwards we are the main contact for the gyms as well as physio practices and coordinate the whole process until they receive their machines.
2. What was your most exciting project?
I have a lot of exciting projects. Every new order is unpredictable – some of them are easy to process, some of them are a real challenge. You never know what you're going to get and that's really fascinating about my job.
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Funny bunch, teamplayers.
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The working atmosphere here at EGYM is great. Everyone is so cooperative and the team leaders give you the chance to develop yourself further. Besides the work there are also many leisure time activities and further training possibilities.
5. How would you describe EGYM in three words?
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6. What is your favorite EGYM event?
My favorite EGYM event was our last team event this month. Our whole team was playing bubble soccer and it was a lot of fun!
1. What was your most exciting project?
Being part of a cross-team task force that delivered outstanding results in minimum time while significantly contributing to the company achieving its business goals.
2. Describe the team you are working in in three words.
Dynamic, international, awesome.
3. What are your daily tasks?
- Most importantly, to support my team with difficult cases and process optimizations.
- Make sure all team members are able to deliver outstanding service and care to our customers.
- Plan and manage all deliveries and implementations in Spain.
- Work closely with other teams to establish new processes and integrations.
4. What is special about your job at EGYM?
At EGYM, everyone's work has a huge impact on the growth of the company. For example, when I started working at EGYM, we did not have any clients in Spain. A year later we had a double-digit number of gyms with many more to come. Knowing that my efforts helped pave that road is truly satisfying and motivating to continue working hard.
5. How would you describe EGYM in three words?
Innovative, fast-paced and fascinating.
6. What is your favorite EGYM event?
Our team's regular Bavarian breakfast, because I love the combination of high-tech and tradition 🙂
Beside this daily business, a few current tasks are improving the painting and the mounting process of the RFID module in the production as well as finding a service solution for mounting grip tapes.
Two more things are training the technicians for new technical developments in our machines and improving an automated channel, which realistically maps in-field failures onto usable statistics, which in turn determine the resource allocation of our developers.
2. What was your most exciting project?
Testing different physical effects like gas pressure or rubber, which contracts during heat exposure, to improve our processes in field.
3. Describe the team you are working in with three words.
Experienced, agile, goal-oriented.
4. What is special about being a Service Technician at EGYM?
As we got gyms and physio practices in different countries and cities, the whole world can be your working place! Our Service Technicians have a lot of flexibility in their work, as they participate in deciding how to schedule their tours, how to solve their problems as well as in improving the development and production of our machines by giving feedback.
Our communication is direct and at eye level.
5. How would you describe EGYM in three words?
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"Feed My Lambs"
Spring Quarterly Newsletter 2016
April 12th, 2016 by IGL Admin | | Posted in Encouraging Stories, Field Updates
"Jesus said to Simon Peter, 'Simon, son of John, do you love me more than these?' He said to him, 'Yes, Lord; you know that I love you.' He said to him, 'Feed my lambs.'"
John 21:15
Many years ago, a young boy named David was sent to an IGL children's home by his father, a pastor and church planter. David's father hoped he would grow up to dedicate his life to the Lord's ministry, but, little did he know what God had in store for David and the number of lives he would impact.
During the 10 years he was in the home, he lived under the care and guidance of Rev. Samuel Stephens' father, Rev. Rajah Stephens. After completing his grade school education, David felt called to become a pastor and completed a three-year theological course through the IGL Bible School that operated in those days.
After completing his pastoral training, Pastor David moved to northern India where he served for six years as a fulltime pastor to a local village and simultaneously taught at an IGL children's home. During those years the Lord continued to impress upon him the call to work among children through John 21:15, "Feed my lambs." Over time, he became increasingly passionate about this calling, which he attributes in part to his upbringing in the IGL children's home. The verses he memorized, the songs he learned, the missionary stories he read, the prayer and general discipline, he believes have played a significant part in shaping and grooming him for ministry. Finally in 2007, the Lord opened the door for him to begin his fulltime ministry to children.
Pastor David currently ministers to more than 8,000 children in 16 schools throughout Southern India. He visits the schools to offer counsel, teach Scripture and disciple the children through Bible classes, retreats and camps. Since the beginning of his children's ministry, 3,000 children have made the decision to accept Jesus as their personal Savior.
Many of the children Pastor David ministers to come from staunch Hindu families. After attending Pastor David's programs, the children often return home reciting Bible verses and singing Christian songs. While the parents are often initially displeased, some have come to accept Jesus as Savior after seeing true transformation in their children's lives!
Recently, the Lord has led Pastor David back to his hometown to reach the children there and assist his mother with her ministry. He began leading a small group of 25 children and now has a goal to reach 10,000! Pastor David also mentors the pastor who trains the teachers for IGL's Children's Gospel Club (CGC) program.
"I want to serve the Lord till the end. And I want to raise the next generation for Him. This is my one goal; my only desire. I have learned that God uses our weaknesses, our missteps, our challenges and every circumstance no matter how bad, to fulfill His purposes… so I never give up."
– Pastor David
- For open doors in new villages to start more children's ministries.
- For Pastor David to reach 10,000 children.
- For the children who are under his care to grow up to become influential Christian leaders like Pastor David.


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Let's talk about technique
Technique and method: the good riding basic principles and their application
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The starting point for work on 'equestrian technique' is to have obtained a good basic position and independence of all parts of the body in the saddle and therefore being able to follow the movement of the horse. At this point we can talk about technique. What is technique? It refers to the means available to the rider to achieve the predetermined goal. What is the purpose of the rider? To obtain a perfect relationship with their horse: what in equestrian slang we call 'training' and in French 'dresser'. What is the meaning of 'dressage'?
It is a rider who establishes with the horse a 'coded language' in order to obtain a deep complicity. For this purpose, each rider may have a slightly different method but everyone must have common characteristics: trust, respect, common sense, constancy and above all patience. It is better to perform simple exercises that promote the well-being and harmony of the combination rather than perform complicated exercises that create disagreement and suffering for the horse. During the various phases of the work there may be times of crisis and of disagreement but if the rider pays careful attention, uses logic and progression, gentleness, calmness and patience, these disagreements become minimal. First of all we need to be aware of the horse's ability to respond to our requests.
It is the correct programming of daily work, varied and distributed in the long term, together with solid technical capability that allow the rider to improve the body and mind of the horse, to make the work fun and enjoyable for it, to grow and become a good athlete with a prolonged career over time. Seeing the technical level of competition today and observing how the best riders ride their horses, we realise the enormous importance they attach to dressage.
It is also true that these wonderful riders show us during competitions the result of a work based on reflection that is well planned and visionary, tailored to each horse: in practice they present to us the 'finished product'.
Often, however, unfortunately, the long path undertaken to achieve these results is not taken into account, it is not understood, or even misunderstood by most people and riders who only see the end result and try to copy it and interpret it in their own way, thereby making great mistakes. In fact what great riders are able to do is not as difficult as it may seem. Simply follow the basic rules of good riding and have the sensitivity needed to apply them.


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OHCHR Human Rights Programme for Africa
Establishment of the Human Rights Resource Centre at the Oliver Tambo
Law Library, University of Pretoria, South Africa
18 August 2011: Publication: 'la justice transitionnelle: une voie vers
la reconciliation et la construction d'une paix durable', Conference
paper 1/2011, Dealing with the past.
Bi-monthly publication on human rights and democracy in the sub region:
July 2011
10 years
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Country Mandates Established
by the CHR/HRC
Standing invitations to Special Procedures
Regional Members of the Human Rights Council:
Angola 2020
Burkina Faso 2021
Cameroon 2021
Democratic Republic of the Congo 2020
Eritrea 2021
Nigeria 2020
Rwanda 2019
Senegal 2020
Somalia 2021
South Africa 2019
Togo 2021
Voluntary Pledges and Commitments
The United Nations Centre for Human Rights and Democracy in Central Africa (based in Yaoundé) was established in 2001, following a General Assembly resolution, at the initiative of the Member States of the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS) and functions as the OHCHR Central Africa Regional Office. The Centre promotes and protects human rights and democracy in 11 countries of Central Africa, namely Angola, Burundi, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, and Sao Tome and Principe. The objectives of the Centre are pursued through advocacy, lobbying, dialogue, technical assistance and advisory services extended to Governments, parliaments, United Nations country teams, national human rights institutions, civil society organizations and the media amongst others.
The human rights situation in Central Africa continues to be affected by past and ongoing conflicts and is aggravated by the economic and food crises. Many countries of the sub-region are making efforts to protect human rights and achieve full realization of economic, social and cultural rights. However, political and economic instability causes major difficulties in complying with international standards and ensuring the rule of law.
In 2010, several Central African countries held elections. In some, democracy was threatened by dominant one-party rule, corruption and undue executive influence over the judiciary and the legislative bodies.
Access to justice is generally weak due to corruption and insufficient budget allocation, which lead to a considerable backlog of lawsuits and consequent poor level of accountability for human rights abuses. Moreover, some national legislation still needs to be adapted to international standards.
Discrimination based on ethnicity, nationality, social and political affiliations, gender, sexual orientation and health status remains a serious concern. Trafficking in persons and the protection of human rights of migrant workers, as well as the absence of sub-regional coordinated actions and policies to address these situations, continue to prove challenging. Significant threats are addressed to human rights defenders, and the activities of civil society organizations are often hindered by budget constraints.
Most countries of the sub-region have generally ratified most key international human rights instruments, and some have made efforts to meet the overdue reporting obligations. Moreover, all countries engaged with the Universal Periodic Review of the Human Rights Council. However, the level of implementation of relevant recommendations by treaty bodies and the UPR working group is still weak.
CARO has selected the following thematic priorities for its upcoming biennium:
Governments of countries of the Central African sub region need to make more efforts in the institutionalization of the rule of law in order to curb widespread impunity characterized by the unwillingness or inability of the judiciary system to prosecute perpetrators. They need assistance in terms of capacity building and the establishment of efficient justice mechanisms. In this regard, CARO will continue during the next biennium to assist them in their efforts towards ensuring justice.
Based on the widening gap between the realization of civil and political rights and economic, social and cultural rights in countries of the sub region, CARO will lay emphasis on strengthening the capacities of the existing national protection systems and mechanisms to provide them with knowledge and tools in the areas of the Human Rights Based Approach to development and ESCRs.
Democracy is the second main pillar of CARO's mandate. This implies that the integration and respect of human rights norms into electoral processes must be assured. Strengthening the capacities of electoral commissions to operate independently and in compliance with international norms will foster free and fair elections as well as accountability in the management of public affairs.
Widespread discrimination exist in most countries of the sub region especially against children, women, persons living with disabilities, and indigenous people. Progress is slow amongst governments of the sub region to adequately protect these vulnerable groups from discrimination. CARO will focus on reinforcing the role of NGOs in submitting reports on marginalized groups to treaty bodies, special procedures and the Universal Periodic Review (UPR).
Effective cooperation with international mechanisms is instrumental to having the States to take steps towards the respect, protection and fulfillment of their human rights obligations. CARO will seek to ensure that governments of the focus countries increasingly engage with the treaty bodies, special procedures and UPR process by establishing mechanisms for reporting and systematic follow up on the recommendations.
The Central Africa Regional Office notes the following expected accomplishments which correspond to its work plan for the biennium 2010-2011:
26 August 2011: Subregional Centre for Human Rights and Democracy in Central Africa: Report of the Secretary-General A/66/325 [English-French].
10 March 2011: Administrative authorities, defense and security forces, UN agencies and bilateral cooperation partners, civil society representatives of organizations of minority groups, media professionals, university students and researchers will discuss elections and human rights in a 'food for thought' event organized by CARO.
31 January 2011: The United Nations Human Rights Council gave far reaching recommendations towards improving the human rights situation in Sao Tomé & Principe after the country went through the Universal Periodic Review in the council's 10th session that ended on 4 February 2011. Link http://www.cnudhd.org.
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A TEENAGE indecent assault victim in Bracknell "floored" her attacker by punching and kicking him, police have revealed.
This week officers made a fresh appeal for witnesses to the assault, which happened on August 30, as the 16-year-old victim was walking along the Broadway from the council offices towards Crossways.
She was grabbed from behind and forced inside the disused doorway recess on the corner of the old Co-op store.
A police spokesman said: "The attacker tried to kiss the victim on the mouth but she managed to get the better of him with a well-placed knee strike that caused him to release his grip, followed by a right hand punch that floored him."
The attacker was described as having a spotty complexion, aged about 17, between 5ft 6in and 5ft 10in, of medium build with short, dark hair. He had a large pointy nose and big lips.
He was wearing a white pullover hooded top with 3in-high black writing across the chest.
Witnesses should call PC Jon Morris at Bracknell police on (01344) 823456.
and back, and pale blue jeans. He had a silver coloured bracelet wrist watch on one arm and a gold coloured bracelet on the other.
Witnesses should call PC Jon Morris at Bracknell police on (01344) 823456, or to call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.


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Flamenco Show at El Palacio Andaluz with Optional Dinner
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Choose to accompany the show with either a drink, a Tapas dinner or an a La Carte dinner.
Menu options
Option 1: Flamenco & Drink includes glass of wine.
Option 2: Flamenco & Tapas Dinner
• Seafood Cocktail, goat cheese with toast, Serrano ham, Pastela Andalus, cod confit in olive oil with asparagus, stewed Cheeks Iberian in Pedro Ximenez with potato millefeuille.
• Dessert: Chef tasting selection.
• Coffee, wine and mineral water.
Option 3: Flamenco & Dinner à La Carte
• Appetizers: Selection of the chef.
• Starters: Salad sprouts with marinated figs and goat cheese, seafood cocktail with Thousand Island Dressing, Tulipa marinated tuna with sauteed vegetables, vegetable soup with ham shavings.
• Main courses: Stewed Cheeks Iberian in Pedro Ximenez, baked salmon with soy and Lima, beef tenderloin with potato millefeuille, cod confit in virgin olive oil.
• Desserts: Chef tasting selection.
• Coffee, wine and mineral water.
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I got a cold call from a guy in Indiana who wants to invest in entertainment properties in Halifax. He was googling Halifax and my article on the Vogue came up. I also know from this site's stats that people searching Halifax, Culture, Nova Scotia Arts Council, Vogue Theatre, and Jack Bonaparte have all found this site, which is averaging an amazing 350 unique visitors a month. Amazing given the total lack of time I have to maintain it. Hello read more
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My posts are too long and ramble. I must practice writing in a concise and interesting fashion. I am currently 2 weeks away from under-employment until mid-June. Expect rapid updates and expansion of the Pop Explosion, Vogue Theatre and maybe a province wide culture sector council, depending how bored I get. You never know how I may fill my time.
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I have added a short resource page/plea for help and sanity about the Vogue Theatre. The place is crack for creative people, totally addictive as an idea. I think about it too much. You should too.
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P R E S E N T S Crusader Kings II: Holy Fury (c) Paradox Interactive Release Date : 11/2018 Protection : Steam Discs : 1 Genre : RPG Christ may rule in Rome and Constantinople, but Northern Europe is still home to the old gods of war and the hearth. These faiths will collide in fierce combat as the Prince of Peace brings conversion by the sword, and Gods of Nature demand unnatural sacrifices as the price of their favor. Holy Furyis the newest expansion toCrusader Kings II, the celebrated medieval role-playing grand strategy experience from the masters of strategy, Paradox Development Studio. For more info go to : https://store.steampowered.com/app/756660/ - Extract - Burn or mount the .iso - Run setup.exe and install - Copy crack from CODEX dir to installdir - Play NOTES: This release is standalone and includes all previously released content. General Notes: - Block the game's exe in your firewall to prevent the game from trying to go online .. - If you install games to your systemdrive, it may be necessary to run this game with admin privileges instead


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Individuals entering recovery from substance use disorders (SUD) often have a host of accompanying social and economic, if not legal problems that present both increased risk for relapse, health issues as well as barriers to routine healthcare utilization and preventive services.
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Eating like a Japanese foodie with Silla Bjerrum at Jenius Social
PUBLISHED: 11:15 10 May 2017
In celebration of National Vegetarian Week, Jenius Social hosts a class in Japanese cuisine
National Vegetarian Week kicks off on Monday and food and drink events venue Jenius Social in Holloway is getting in the feel of things with a special workshop.
Silla Bjerrum is hosting Eating Like a Japanese Foodie, teaching the art of vegetarian sushi making on May 21.
Danish-born Bjerrum started her Japanese food career almost by accident whilst studying for a masters degree in London and taking a part time job at Nippon Tuk in Chelsea. She went on to found sustainable delivery service, Feng Sushi, which now has eight locations around London.
Coming from a "very foodie Danish family" she grew up being used to sharing a home cooked meal every evening, and participating in the cooking herself from a young age.
Bjerrum says that Japanese cuisine "is far more approachable these days.
"Many of the key ingredients are widely available from the supermarket, health food stores and Asian stores," she adds, though she recommends getting the basics with a course if it's a new style for you.
Her class at Jenius Social is a three and a half hour long introduction to the cuisine, where you'll learn knife safety before creating eight different dishes including miso cured tofu and mushroom tempura and teriyaki inside out maki.
"I will introduce key ingredients like miso, yuzu, tofu, edamame, seaweed and sushi making," she says. "This course is about including more Japanese ingredients in your every day diet and teaching basic skills to make sushi rolls, nigiri and the very delicious tamago Japanese omelette.
"I love sharing my knowledge and seeing students gain the confidence to make Japanese food."
Jenius Social prides itself on bringing together food and socialising. As well as the sushi workshop, they have a regular run of cookery classes including everything from bread-making and French patisserie to street food from South America, Mexico and the Mediterranean. You can also learn the arts of butchery and confidence with a kitchen knife.
The vegetarian sushi class starts at 11am on May 21, £75 per person.
Jenius Social, Studio 8, 6 Hornsey Street, London, N7 8GR
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Wednesday night has become Bloody Mary night and evolved into Foraged Mary night, where we "forage" the back yard for garnishes.
This one was made with Zing Zang Bloody Mary Mixer, worcestershire, Cholula Jalapeno Sauce, horse radish, stolen celery bitters and Smirnoff vodka.
Glass is rimmed with Rimshot Mix, good stuff right there.
As to the forage, this time we have baby carrot, wild garlic flowers, parsley, cutting celery, nasturtium, watercress, lambs quarter and locust flowers.
Then the top is sprinkled with autumn olive blossoms which are tiny, smell like honey and float.
So join us and forage up a Mary, you can cheat a bit, the carrot is store bought in mine, but try to use stuff from the garden or woods and see what you can come up with. I think the first mulberries will be ripe soon!
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Summit sweeps through Class 5A
HILLSBORO - The boys soccer team from Summit finally broke through to a state title Saturday, then watched as the school's girls team won its second straight title, which led the two teams to join together and chant "sweep."
The boys team beat Hood River Valley 2-0 in its final, then the girls beat Wilson 4-2 to highlight action from championship Saturday in Hillsboro.
"This is great for our program, to win both titles," said Summit's Cameron Ficher, one of two team captains for the boys team. "We knew we could win, it was just a matter of doing it."
Summit got two goals and an assist from Christina Edwards in its win, aided by a span when it scored three times in five minutes.
Wilson got a pair of goals from Kenna Meinhart, but couldn't close out its thrilling playoff run. The Trojans opened the season 0-6-2, but then rallied with seven straight wins, including three in the playoffs on the road, to reach the final from the 15th seed.
With Saturday's sweep, Summit has won four of the five Class 5A state championships awarded this fall, backing up the schools boys and girls team titles from cross country. Summit's football team lost in the first round of the playoffs.
The boys win came a year after the team lost in the semifinals to rival Mountain View, when the teams were seeded No. 1 and 2, respectively, in their half of the 16-team playoff bracket. This year, the Storm played into the second seed in the 16-team bracket and rolled through the playoffs without giving up a goal.
In Saturday's final, Alex Bowlin and Alex Fefferman each scored late in the first half and the Levi Davidson had four saves to preserve the win.


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Guide to the ISBE Assessment Survey 2016-17
October 18, 2016
The ISBE Assessment Survey 2016-17 was a direct response to PA 99-590, which was signed into law on July 22. The legislation, sponsored by Representative Will Guzzardi (D- Chicago) and Senator Iris Martinez (D-Chicago), requires each school district to report to ISBE information concerning the administration of assessments to students at each school. The law also requires schools to make public the information submitted through the school district's website or distribution in paper form.
A survey form was created using Survey Monkey software and districts/schools were directed on Thursday, October 6, 2016, to begin using the website to enter information on the standardized tests administered by each school, with a deadline of Tuesday, October 18, 2016.
The survey sought information on each assessment administered at the school and asked for the:
*Grade level tested
*Which assessment is given
*The duration of the assessment window
*Who requires the assessment
*The student population tested
*The total average time for completion
*The primary use of the assessment
It should be noted that this was the first-ever data collection of its kind in Illinois and that modifications to the data collection instrument are being planned for future use.
In addition, it is important to note here that assessment windows for certain tests (e.g., PARCC, DLM, ACCESS) run for multiple weeks and that instruction can continue during those times. Representing those windows can be a challenge, so when reading the results, please be aware that a test's ending date may fall in a succeeding month.
Questions about the Assessment Survey should be directed to Data Analysis at 217-782-3950.
The assessment survey results have been posted to an Excel spreadsheet.
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"Allen and family,We are so sorry for your loss. Lela was a wonderful lady and the 4 of us had lots of fun back in those ND days. She will surely be...Read More »
1 of 10 | Posted by: Gerry and Cathy Bass - Brookings, SD
"We have such fond memories of your years in Crosby. Lela was an amazing woman. Love to you and your family.
2 of 10 | Posted by: Darrel and Betty Sandberg - ND
"I did not know her well, but what I did know was that she was a strong, inspirational woman.
3 of 10 | Posted by: Nancy Pride
"I am so sorry for your family's loss! All our love and prayers to your family during this time of loss. Love you all....Karris, Kasey, Allison,...Read More »
4 of 10 | Posted by: Darla Lansing - Sedalia, MO
"Allen, I was so sorry to hear the news of Lela passing. My heart aches for all of you...Heaven has been Blessed Darlene, Lela and I were very close...Read More »
5 of 10 | Posted by: Elaine VanSlyke. (Leslie) - OR
"Allen and family. My thoughts and prayers are with everyone. Enjoyed sitting with you and Lela at the school reunion. Very nice lady. Marilyn
6 of 10 | Posted by: Marilyn pike - Rapid City, SD
"Our prayers are with you all. Jesus understands.
7 of 10 | Posted by: Mary snd Floyd Lepoidevin - MT
"We extend our sympathy to you, Allen and are praying for you. We have great memories of our times together in Minnesota. Lela was so fun to be with...Read More »
8 of 10 | Posted by: Larry and Ruth LEPoidevin - Mesa, AZ
"Lela was certainly an angel here on earth, heaven now has one of the best! She touched so many lives during her lifetime. May all the special...Read More »
9 of 10 | Posted by: Donna Harrison - Sioux Falls, SD
"Lela, you were always very special to me. I so loved our coffee time together. I will miss you deeply. Heaven as certainly gained an angel. To Allen...Read More »
10 of 10 | Posted by: Alice Miner - Gregory, SD
Lela Mae (Wetzler) Bouslaugh was born July 22, 1939 at Burke, South Dakota to Rudolph and Lydia (Layh) Wetzler. The Lord called Lela to her heavenly home on Thursday, May 4, 2017 at Avera Rosebud Country Care Center in Gregory at 77 years of age.
Lela, the youngest of eight children, grew up on the family farm near Herrick. Her family were members of the German Congregational Church near Carlock until the church closed. She attended elementary school in Herrick and graduated in 1957 from Burke High School.
For many of her younger years she had osteomyelitis of the jaw bone. This caused her a great deal of suffering. With God's touch and a surgical procedure she recovered in her later teens.
Her first job was at the Northwestern Security National Bank in Gregory. She worked in the old bank and later the new bank which is presently Bankwest. She loved her work. After marriage she worked in the bank at Murdo, as a bookkeeper at an Exxon Station in Montana, and was the head bailiff in Divide County North Dakota where she also assisted in jury selection and was employed in the Clerk of Courts office. A friend asked her to work part-time in a restaurant and she was surprised how much she enjoyed it, meeting people and picking on all the coffee drinkers.
She was united in marriage to Allen Bouslaugh on November 27, 1964 in Gregory, SD.
To this union two children were born: James and Lealyn. She truly loved her family and had a real sense of pride concerning them. Allen and Lela began their married life at Murdo, SD. They served Assemblies of God churches in Minnesota, Montana, Colorado, North Dakota, Iowa, and South Dakota.
Music was a huge part of Lela's life and ministry. She conducted choirs, presenting holiday cantatas as well as arranging patriotic and other musical programs. She was an excellent pianist, organist, and accordianist. She and Allen sang duets often. She also loved to sing with or accompany any size musical group.
She also loved flowers and yard work. To her it was "therapy." Most dandelions knew they were in danger when she was in charge. She was known for the walks she took. She would say, "Allen won't walk with me because he can't keep up!"
In 2008 she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and following surgery was given chemo therapy. In the years following she had cancer in five or six areas of her body. She suffered a great deal but always said that God is in charge and "We'll make it!"
Besides her parents, Lela was preceded in death by her brothers, Harold and Alfred Wetzler, and three sisters, Lorene Jensen, Leona Faust, and Irma Wells.
She is survived by her husband Allen of Gregory, son James (Laura) Bouslaugh, daughter Lealyn Cook. Also five grandchildren: Garrett, Allison, Kasey, and Karris Bouslaugh and Jace Cook, all of Sedalia, MO.
She is also survived by two sisters: Laura Odenbach of Billings, MT and Esther Krueger of Fort Collins, CO, two sisters-in-law, Pat Wetzler of Herrick and Betty Wortman of Gregory, brother-in-law, Leonard Krueger of Fort Collins, and a host of nieces, nephews, and friends.
It is finished...her battle is over...and Jesus is Lord!
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Funeral services for Lela Bouslaugh of Gregory were held Wednesday, May 10, 2017, at 10:30 a.m. at the Assembly of God Church in Gregory, SD with Pastor Mark Wetzler officiating. A prayer service was held Tuesday evening at Kotrba-Smith Funeral Home with Gary Jacobsen officiating.
Music was provided by James Bouslaugh, pianist, and Mark & Debra Wetzler, singing "Where the Roses Never Fade" and "What a Day That Will Be." Congregational hymn was "God Be with You Till We Meet Again."
Gwen Holmberg and Sandy Wetzler were in charge of registration and flowers.
Casket Bearers were Garrett Bouslaugh, Garry Wetzler, Cory Wetzler, John Jacobsen, Don Wells, and Dwight Odenbach.
Interment was in the Graceland Cemetery, Burke, SD.


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Title: Christie's Scotland: Football Memorabilia Glasgow, Thursday 10 December 1998.
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Apron and Fence Improvements
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This apron improvement project expanded the existing apron by 40,000 square feet and provided taxiway access to REACH Air Medical, an air-ambulance helicopter service, as well as future corporate hangars. By knowing both current and future needs of the airport, Precision Approach Engineering designed this project to blend with future apron expansion that would result from planned development of facilities.
Surface drainage and water line improvements were also incorporated into the expansion. Precision Approach Engineering worked with the City on design modifications for the reduction of the extent of the apron construction after bid opening to fit the project within available funding. As part of our client services to the City of Corvallis, Precision Approach Engineering spearheaded the construction services (SDC) in working with the City funding and FAA coordination.


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Troopers: Deadly assault suspect believed armed near Derby state park
State Police: "We are asking people to stay away from the area."
State Police said Peter Manfredonia - the Willington deadly assault suspect - is believed to be armed with pistol and long guns in the area of Osbornedale State Park in Derby.
"Expect to see a heavy police presence in the area. Do not approach, call 9-1-1 immediately if you see the individual," state police tweeted.
Osbornedale State Park is closed.
WILLINGTON — Authorities continue to search Sunday for a man they say is a suspect in a major assault that left one man dead and injured another Friday morning.
Just after 9 a.m., troopers from Troop C responded to an incident on Mirtl Road to find two victims — both elderly men — suffering from injuries after an assault with an "edged weapon," State Police said.
One victim, identified by police as 62-year-old Willington resident Theodore Demers, later died from his injuries.
Manfredonia, state police said, is considered armed and dangerous.
"It is unclear what prompted the assault," state police said.
Manfredonia was last seen wearing dark clothing and was on a large red sport motorcycle, wearing a multicolored helmet, possibily red and white.
Manfredonia, a 2015 graduate of Newtown High School, is majoring in finance and mechanical engineering at the University of Connecticut.
A GoFundMe campaign set up Friday to support Demers' family raised $41,950 as of Sunday morning.
"Connecticut State Police are actively looking for this suspect that has had ties to Newtown," Newtown police said Saturday night. "While police do not believe he is currently in Newtown, that certainly can change."
Anyone who sees the suspect is asked to call 911 immediately. Do not approach the suspect.
Anyone with information about the assault is asked to call Troop C at 860-896-3200.