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NOAA's Support for the Bourbon Rhode Search and Rescue Effort
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) provided critical assistance during the international search and rescue (SAR) and recovery efforts that followed the sinking of the tug Bourbon Rhode in Hurricane Lorenzo last fall. This intra-agency NOAA effort included Hurricane Hunters from the Aircraft Operations Center (AOC), scientists from the National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS) and the Hurricane Research Division (HRD), and marine forecasters from the Tropical Analysis and Forecast Branch (TAFB) of the National Hurricane Center (NHC).
On the morning of Thursday, September 26, French authorities received a distress signal from the Bourbon Rhode, an offshore tug in the central Atlantic en route from the Canary Islands to Guyana with 14 crew members on board. The Bourbon Rhode had made a dangerously close approach to the eye of Hurricane Lorenzo in the central Atlantic Ocean, and water was entering towards the stern of the vessel. At 0200 Atlantic Standard Time (AST) on September 26, Lorenzo was a Category 2 hurricane with 95 knot winds and seas 12 feet or greater extending 240-330 nautical miles outward from its center. At 0800 AST, a TAFB sea state analysis - issued around the same time as the last automatic identification system (AIS) signal from the Bourbon Rhode - showed peak significant wave heights in Lorenzo of up to 41 feet. By 1400 AST, Lorenzo had strengthened to a Category 4 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 115 knots. The Bourbon Rhode ultimately sank on September 26 in the central Atlantic Ocean.
File photo of M/V Bourbon Rhode (courtesy Bourbon Offshore)
Both of NOAA's P-3 aircraft were preparing to fly dedicated research missions into the storm. As NOAA43 (nicknamed Miss Piggy) transited from Lakeland, Florida, to Barbados on September 26, the French government and the U.S. Coast Guard reached out and requested SAR assistance. Meanwhile, the nearest marine vessel to the incident site — a bulk carrier named SSI Excellent – diverted toward the last known position of the Bourbon Rhode. Later that day, NHC/TAFB was contacted by the USCG Rescue Coordination Center (RCC) Miami to begin providing spot forecasts for surface wind and wave conditions that would impact vessels aiding in the SAR efforts. The first TAFB point forecast for the rescue detailed the dangerous marine conditions that were still ongoing in the wake of Lorenzo, with gusty tropical-storm-force winds and combined seas of 20 feet near the incident site.
NOAA aircraft fleet in Barbados for Hurricane Lorenzo research missions. The NOAA P-3 aircraft provided critical SAR support for the Bourbon Rhode incident. Credit: LCDR Sam Urato, NOAA Corps
Flight track from NOAA43 during the Bourbon Rhode SAR mission over the central Atlantic Ocean on Sept. 27. Credit: Jon Zawislak, NOAA/AOML/HRD
NOAA43 departed Barbados on September 27 with a crew of NOAA personnel. As requested, they planned to fly over the locations of the last Bourbon Rhode distress signals and report any findings. If nothing was sighted, the crew would continue on with the planned research mission into Lorenzo. NOAA43 was the first SAR-capable asset to reach the incident site, but the crew did not find anything upon arrival.
With growing concern about the fate of Bourbon Rhode crew members, the NOAA43 crew quickly decided to abandon the Lorenzo research mission and continue SAR support. With little information besides the last-known location of the Bourbon Rhode, they quickly adapted to the situation and developed a SAR flight plan. Crew members rearranged themselves by any available window and called out locations of suspected targets or debris while surveying in the vicinity of the last known Bourbon Rhode position. Poor visibility, extremely large waves, and turbulence from strong rainbands posed difficult challenges as NOAA43 received sporadic emergency beacon signals. With only minutes left before the plane needed to head back to Barbados due to fuel limitations, crew members spotted debris and what appeared to be a life raft. This information was relayed to SSI Excellent, which was en route to the SAR area.
Convective cell in an outer rainband of Hurricane Lorenzo, taken during a NOAA43 SAR mission on September 27, 2019. The bulker SSI Excellent is also pictured. Credit: Kelly Ryan, NOAA/AOML/HRD
Flight track from NOAA42 during the Bourbon Rhode SAR mission over the central Atlantic Ocean on Sept. 28. Credit: Jon Zawislak, NOAA/AOML/HRD
On September 28, NOAA42 (nicknamed Kermit) flew a SAR mission in coordination with SSI Excellent and other supporting marine vessels across the search area. As Hurricane Lorenzo moved farther away, improving weather and marine conditions allowed the plane to fly as low as 200 feet above the ocean surface. The NOAA42 crew (see list at the end of the post) conducted visual searches while listening for emergency beacon signals, guided by previous reports from NOAA43 as well as new information from supporting ships.
The crewmembers located a large debris field and the remains of several sailors, and they directed ships to these locations so the victims could be recovered. The dedicated efforts of NOAA personnel significantly narrowed the search region and guided ships toward the area where a life raft was discovered later that day. Three Bourbon Rhode survivors were rescued from that life raft in the Atlantic Ocean.
Aerial photo of the life raft carrying three surviving Bourbon Rhode crew members on September 28, 2019. Credit: Marine Nationale (French Navy) via Facebook
NOAA assets played a pivotal role in early SAR efforts, which were led by the Maritime RCC Fort-de-France on the island of Martinique. As the international search efforts continued, TAFB provided six-hourly forecast updates on wind, wave, and weather conditions. From September 26 to October 5, 2019, TAFB produced 35 spot forecasts that were shared with RCC Miami and MRCC Fort-de-France in support of this unprecedented SAR operation. Over two weeks, 21 ships and four aircraft searched over 40,000 square miles of the central Atlantic Ocean for survivors. Four bodies were recovered and seven others were declared lost at sea after SAR efforts were officially called off on October 5.
The Bourbon Rhode incident is just one example of how TAFB has evolved to provide impact-based decision support services (IDSS) to the USCG, its primary core governmental partner. Last year, TAFB forecasters produced 56 spot forecasts for 13 marine incidents including SAR missions, distressed vessels and even a medical rescue.
In July 2019, the USCG and U.S. Air Force coordinated a rescue operation of two critically injured people off a disabled fishing vessel in the eastern North Pacific Ocean. TAFB provided spot forecast support for the rescue operation and subsequent transport of the injured people to a Mexican naval medical clinic on Socorro Island. "This information is truly impacting operations," said Douglas Samp, Search Mission Coordinator for RCC Alameda (USCG District 11).
Additionally, TAFB forecasters prepare and deliver live briefings to USCG District leadership when tropical cyclones threaten USCG SAR regions and U.S. ports. In 2019, TAFB delivered 42 tropical briefings combined to USCG District 7 and District 8, including 25 briefings for Hurricane Dorian. "I cannot overstate how much [NHC/TAFB] insight into the storm's effects is vital to our planning and response efforts," said Captain Eric Smith, Chief of the Incident Management Branch for USCG District 7.
Tragedies like the Bourbon Rhode highlight the importance of TAFB's ability to provide year-round IDSS support to core partners. In this case, the dedicated IDSS provided by TAFB forecasters, combined with the valiant efforts of NOAA AOC crew members and HRD and NESDIS researchers, played a critical role in the international rescue efforts that ultimately saved three lives.
Brad Reinhart is a meteorologist with the Tropical Analysis and Forecast Branch (TAFB) of NOAA's National Hurricane Center in Miami, Florida. He currently serves as the TAFB focal point for core marine partners, including the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG). He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Meteorology from Texas A&M University and a Master of Science degree in Meteorology from Florida State University.
Acknowledgments: Special thanks to Zorana Jelenak, Kelly Ryan, and Joe Sapp for sharing their personal accounts of this experience with the author. Additional thanks to Jonathan Shannon, Shirley Murillo, Jon Zawislak, Nathan Kahn, Patrick Didier, and Erica Rule for their helpful input and feedback.
This article appears courtesy of the National Hurricane Center and may be found in its original form here.
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There is no one for whom to pride oneself. We must toil strenuously. With patience and friendliness we can prevail in all things, with G‑d's help. With a denigrating attitude toward others and inflating our own importance we lose everything, G‑d forbid. (Hayom Yom, 20 Iyar)
Maybe it was only because she was a perfectionist. Perhaps it was because of the three students handpicked by destiny to grace her classroom with their daily sneers, jeers and unending antics. Maybe there really was no reason; it was just, as the prophets of doom like to say, bad luck.
Those two years felt like a twenty-month sentence of the spiritFor whichever reason, she left her second year of teaching at the girls' elementary school feeling disheartened, trying with the figurative hands of her imagination to block despair from planting its toxic seeds.
Those two years felt like a twenty-month sentence of the spirit. To be sure, there were uplifted moments, many more than she chose to remember. But it was not about the uplifted moments. They were few and fleeting, in her opinion. It was all about the students' disrespect, their impudence, and the nagging, sinking feeling of not having been the star teacher she could have, should have, would have been. Incredulous, she remembered her poetry presentation in Grade Five. "You sure will make a great teacher" was proudly inscribed across the top of her assessment. She remembered her first year as a real teacher—having her own classroom, with eighteen students barely twelve years younger than her. She remembered decorating the classroom walls with patience and love. She remembered lugging boxes of materials borrowed from other, more experienced teachers. Most of all, she remembered her drive to succeed in this most noble endeavor: the education of precious children.
How she glowed when on the evening of parent-teacher conferences she overheard a parent comment to the principal that this born teacher—she!—was nothing short of spectacular in her teaching performance. She suppressed a giggle as she thought about it later. "Congratulations," the doctor would announce, "it's a . . . teacher!" She would march out of the maternity ward, all seven pounds eight ounces of purpose, toward her eager students.
It seemed simple and obvious back then. She might not ever be a very good accountant. In fact, she would be a terrible accountant. But she would always be a marvelous teacher.
Alas, she was not a marvelous teacher, but an increasingly miserable mess, mystified by this great cosmic joke. The born teacher, crying in shame. The born teacher, unable to succeed at the very thing she was born to do.
How dare she put on lipstick every morning and march into her classroom each day, when the students challenged her, ignored her, indifferently laughing at the lessons she found so inspiring and meaningful?
So, she was not a teacher after all. Things had taken a terrible turn. It would have been better, she decided, to work in a bakery. A botched recipe was nothing in comparison to the dismal disaster of her failed attempts in pedagogy.
She bid her students farewell, and closed the classroom door, feeling a curious mix of relief and regretIt was the last day of her twenty-month sentence. She bid her students farewell, and closed the classroom door, feeling a curious mix of relief and regret. There was no therapy or twelve-step program she would attend to recover from the indignities she had endured over those two years. She tried to chalk it up to a lesson in humility—one she was certain to remember. Occasionally, a twinge in the heart would remind: but . . . had she not once been a born teacher?
It was just one stubborn blade of grass making its way out of the snow-clobbered soil. Then, almost suddenly, a sunny spray of dandelions carpeted the children's park. Her heart sang with the beauty of spring and its promise of renewal.
She sat on the park bench that Shabbat afternoon, observing a gaggle of preteen girls. A conversation soon ensued, and she introduced herself. One girl wondered if she might have taught at their school last year. She pleasantly answered that she had.
"We wish you could still teach at our school," the girls exclaimed excitedly. "We hear we missed an amazing teacher."
The born teacher quietly observed the fresh, eager faces of the young students seated around her. Around them, stubborn patches of snow insisted on ignoring spring's call. But wait! They were indeed dissolving into puddles—giving way to the persistent sun. And those very puddles were watering the earth already busily bringing forth the colorful delights of spring.
The born teacher pondered the definition of success and accomplishment. If indeed she was a born teacher, then maybe she continued to remain a born teacher. Maybe she couldn't teach in the manner she had hoped or planned, but she had shared—in the best way she could—her love and passion for life and its abundant gifts. And, yes, only a born teacher could succeed in this awesome endeavor.
She learned, as any conscientious teacher would, that it wasn't so much about birth as it was about rebirth. Then, like any reborn teacher would, she applied for a teaching job (albeit in another school). After all, her students had said she was an amazing teacher.
The ones who did not make her feel like a born teacher, but rather, a reborn teacher.


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Donor centers have been forced to close and mobile drives canceled on several days, resulting in a loss of more than 800 blood donations. A particularly nasty flu season has already resulted in lower blood donor turnout since the beginning of the year.
"The loss of such a large amount of blood donations can be devastating to the blood supply," said Danny Garrick, Southeast Division president for United Blood Services. "We will need the help of old and new blood donors alike to recover and replenish the blood supply to adequate levels."
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Look who's talking now: 16 baby Aarons
Okay, this is just hilarious. It turns out there are 16 different tots — only three of them boys! — who have played baby Aaron on Lost. This past weekend, all of them (and their parents, who were probably a total buzzkill) got together for a picnic in Hawaii. From the Honolulu Advertiser's report, the gathering seems to have been a three-way hybrid of casting call, bragging session, and straight-up picnic. One mom boasted that her daughter had made the cover of TV Guide and also appeared in Entertainment Weekly (that rag?) and "had tiny pictures in People and Us Magazine." Burn! The other babies — all of whom wore black tees emblazoned with BABY AARON, by the way, must have been so pissed off. In fact, let's imagine their internal dialogue right now.
AARON 1: Aaron 8 has gained way too much weight for this role.
AARON 2: Choose me! Pick me. Love ME.
AARON 5: It's gonna be me! It's Aaron, bitch.
AERRIN: I spell my name in a unique way. Can I get a profile in the National Enquirer or what?
AARON 8: Ba ba! NOW!
AARON 16: All y'all infants need to shut up, 'cause Aaron 16* got to nuzzle against Evangeline Lilly's rack.
*If Aaron 16 continues to refer to himself in the third person, he should have a long and successful career in crappy reality television.
By all means, feel free to jump to the comments section and put words in the other Baby Aarons' mouths!
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Today was a day of transition for us. Having spent the last couple of days at the Sea of Galilee, it was now time for us to make our way back to Jerusalem. So we packed our bags and set out to make the journey back south. Before we left the northern region of Israel, there was one more place we had to visit, Caesarea Philippi.
This is the place where Jesus asked his disciples, "Who do people say that I am?" After getting a number of replies, Jesus asks, "But who do you say that I am?" Peter replies, "You are the Christ, the Son of the living God." Jesus then says to Peter, "You are Peter and upon this rock I will build my Church." He then gives Peter the keys to the Kingdom. Catholics believe that here Jesus established the office of the papacy. I'll let you do your homework as to all that that entails. One wonders why Jesus chose Caesarea Philippi for this occasion.
First, as you can see from the photo, this is a place of rock. At the time of Christ, there was a temple built to the god Pan right up against this giant rock formation. The next picture shows what this probably looked in the time that Jesus brought the disciples here and conferred the keys to Peter.
This picture is on the site. So what Jesus was saying was kind of like this: The pagans have built their church on on this big rock here at Caesarea Philippi. But you are Peter (which means "Rock") and upon this rock I will build my Church. So while this big pagan church will someday crumble and fall, even the gates of hell shall never prevail against my Church.
It really takes on a whole new meaning when you see where this happened. The temple was actually built right in front of the mouth of a large cave where people would sacrifice goats and throw them into the water in the cave. I couldn't pass up an opportunity to have a picture with The Catholic Guy at the mouth of this cave. (No, I didn't throw him in the cave.)
Finally, this site is part of the headwaters of the Jordan River. It always amazes me that rivers start out so small and become something so great. But I believe that is what God desires for us. We start out so small, but He wants us to become something so great. Let's keep learning and growing and become all that God desire us to become!
We spent the rest of the day making the long drive back to Jerusalem. I'll check in from there next! May God bless and keep you on your journey!


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The most recent question to take fantasy football by storm is, "What do I do about Deebo Samuel, and what does his injury mean for my team?" This article has got you covered; we provide you with an in-depth breakdown of what precisely a Jones fracture is, how it happens, why it is so common amongst NFL wide receivers, how some have recovered, and what it might mean for Deebo going forward. Let us know what you think by reaching out on Twitter to @kallen_4 and @M_Walt_10!
A Jones fracture is a fracture that occurs at or near the proximal base of the fifth metatarsal. The metatarsals are the five long bones of the foot that span from just below the ankle to the toes.
This injury typically happens just ahead of the base of the fifth metatarsal. In layman's terms, a Jones Fracture is a broken bone midway on the outside of the foot that impairs the ability to run, jump or push off the side of the foot.
Jones fractures generally occur due to overuse. They are often caused by repeated stress on the fifth metatarsal (jumping, cutting, and planting) resulting from sudden forceful impacts or large amounts of concentrated force, common in wide receivers. Whenever a receiver runs a route, they place pressure and repeated stress on the outside of the foot. Which, over time, may lead to a Jones fracture.
Jones fractures caused by an acute process may occur when an athlete suffers excessive adduction, or supination, of the ankle (rolling over the outside of the foot). The force of the foot striking the ground in this manner causes the fracture.
Due to the nature of the injury, it is also common amongst basketball players. Some notable NBA players to suffer Jones fractures include Ben Simmons, C.J. McCollum, Brook Lopez, Julius Randle, and Kevin Durant.
There is a long list of notable receivers in the NFL who have suffered Jones fractures in their careers. They include Julian Edelman, Marvin Jones, Sammy Watkins, Dez Bryant, Julio Jones, Michael Crabtree, Devante Parker, and now Deebo Samuel, but each has had a unique recovery and outcome. In this article, we will examine Julian Edelman and Sammy Watkins's injury journeys
Julian Edelman & Sammy Watkins
Edelman suffered his injury in November of 2015 against the Giants and immediately underwent surgery. The operation cost him the final seven games of the regular season. However, he did return to practice after four weeks of rehab, but would not see game action until the playoffs. It was apparent that he was not his usual self, and he eventually underwent a second procedure in the offseason to replace a screw that had loosened from the first surgery presumably because he rushed his rehab.
While in Buffalo, Sammy Watkins played much of 2015 with a stress fracture in his foot. When athletes, through injury, their bodies naturally compensate to avoid impacting the injured body part. In his case, Watkins most likely changed his foot strike from his natural running stride and repeatedly placed unusual force on the outer aspect of the foot along the fifth metatarsal, leading to the initial Jones fracture.
He had surgery in April of 2016 and was subsequently reactivated in early August, even appearing briefly in a preseason game. The first surgery was performed in a manner that would promote increased vascular perfusion to the area to help aid in healing and prevent complications. Watkins made it clear that he wanted to avoid a second operation.
He played in two games in 2016 before a teammate stepped on his foot in practice, reaggravating the injury. He was then placed on injured reserve, causing him to miss seven games before returning in week 12. Watkins finished the season, playing through pain, and eventually had surgery on his foot for the second time in 9 months.
The need for additional procedures or revisions is not uncommon due to the foot's anatomical limitations. The area in which a Jones fracture occurs does not receive adequate blood flow to promote an efficient healing process. The body needs vitamin D to help absorb calcium and rebuild bone. Because these nutrients do not adequately perfuse to the area in need, the bone cannot heal or bind to the hardware placed during surgery. The lack of blood flow is what ultimately leads to hardware loosening, pain, and the necessity for surgical revision.
With all of this in mind, what should you do with Deebo Samuel? The short answer is to invest low as a dynasty manager. This injury typically does not completely derail a career. As exhibited by Edelman and Watkins, even if a player suffers setbacks in recovery, it is well within the possibility to recover and bounce back from a Jones fracture.
In his first season back after his second surgery, Watkins appeared in every game and scored 8 TDs on the Rams season. Since joining the Chiefs in 2018, he has endured multiple injuries, including a foot injury, but this time it was his right that hobbled him. Watkins has had no documented issues with the left foot after the second surgery.
Edelman's 2017 season was derailed due to a torn ACL, but his 2018 and 2019 seasons proved fruitful as he averaged over 6 receptions per game in both seasons. He finished those years as the WR20 and WR7, respectively.
But what does this mean for fantasy football in 2020 and beyond? The start of the NFL should begin the second week of September (San Francisco's first game is on 9/13), which is, at the time of this article, precisely 12 weeks away.
At best, Deebo could be ready for the start of the season, but the 49ers would be wise to pace their young star's rehab process and allow this injury to heal before putting him back into the fray. Expect to see him drop a few rounds for redraft leagues due to the risk of missed time, but dynasty managers may be able to get the young star at a discount. If you find yourself in either situation, swing for the fences and try to snag a stud while others are looking the other way.
Some names to consider are Brandon Aiyuk and Jalen Hurd if you are looking at the fallout around him. Aiyuk is a rookie out of Arizona State that could push for a starting role in Samuel's absence and not have much competition for touches outside of San Francisco's run-heavy scheme and target monster George Kittle. Hurd is entering his second year in the league but missed all of last season with a back injury. At 6'5″, 230 pounds, he is a massive target for Jimmy Garoppolo in the red zone and carries touchdown-dependent upside in deeper leagues.
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When the chazan reaches Modim, the whole congregation bows with him and recites Modim d'Rabbanan, whose nusach differs from that of the Modim in the Amidah, as clarified in the Talmud (Sotah 40a).
The entire congregation bows down in Modim d'Rabbanan. The laws concerning this bow are similar to the laws of Modim in the silent Amidah (Mishnah Berurah 127:2; Kaf HaChaim 1; see earlier in this book 17:6).
There are those who say that it is necessary to bow again at the conclusion of Modim d'Rabbanan. Others say that it is proper to recite the full Modim d'Rabbanan while bowing. The prevalent minhag is to bow only in the beginning of Modim d'Rabbanan, as was the minhag of the Ari (see Shulchan Aruch and Rama 127:1; Kaf HaChaim 10).
In a prayer service in which Birkat Kohanim is recited, as in Shacharit, Musaf, and in the Minchah of fast days, if there are no Kohanim present, the chazan recites the verses of Birkat Kohanim as a prayer, and the congregation responds "Ken yehi ratzon" to every verse.
There are two versions of Birkat HaShalom – "Sim Shalom" and "Shalom Rav." According to Nusach Sephard, which follows the Ari, Sim Shalom is recited in all the prayers. According to Nusach Ashkenaz, Sim Shalom is recited in a prayer in which Birkat Kohanim can be recited. In a prayer in which Birkat Kohanim cannot be recited, Shalom Rav is recited. If one mistakenly said the wrong wording, he still fulfilled his obligation (Rama 127:2, Mishnah Berurah 13; Kaf HaChaim 24).[8]
If a chazan becomes disoriented to the point where he cannot continue praying, the congregation waits to see if he can return to his senses. If he cannot continue, another chazan is appointed to replace him. If this happens in one of the middle berachot, the second chazan starts from the beginning of that berachah. If it happens in the middle of the first three or the last three berachot, he starts from the beginning of those three berachot (Shulchan Aruch 126:1-2).[9]
[8]. Bei'ur Halachah 127:2, s.v. "Aval" writes that if he remembers in the middle of the berachah that he began Shalom Rav in Shacharit, he must go back and correct it as long as he did not finish the berachah, because the wording of Shalom Rav is short and lacks some of the content mentioned in Sim Shalom. However, if in Ma'ariv someone realizes in the middle of the berachah that he mistakenly started Sim Shalom instead of Shalom Rav, he need not go back and correct it because Sim Shalom includes the wording of Shalom Rav. The Nusach of most Chassidim is to recite Sim Shalom every day in Minchah. It seems that the reason for this is because on fast days Birkat Kohanim is recited in Minchah, since there is no concern of intoxication then. If so, we see that essentially, it is befitting to recite Birkat Kohanim in every Minchah when there is no concern of intoxication; therefore, it is appropriate to recite Sim Shalom.


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About 80 km north of Bangkok, Ayutthaya is one of Thailand's historical highlights. Many travelers take a one-day trip from Bangkok, which provides approximately 3 hours on the site, but for people with an interest in archaeological ruins, one or several overnight stays in Ayutthaya are necessary.
The architecture of Ayutthaya is a fascinating mix of Khmer, ancient Cambodian style, and early Sukhothai style. You will experience cactus-shaped obelisks (tall, 4-sided monuments which end in a pyramidal top), the Khmer influence makes it look like one of the famous towers in Angkor Wat. The more pointed stupas are ascribed to Sukhothai.
Ayutthaya is the second period in the history of Thailand
It is named after Ayodhya, India, the birthplace of the hero Rama and also known as "Pra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya", which was the capital city of Thailand for 417 years from the mid-1300s to the mid-1700s.
The Ayutthaya period can be considered the golden age of the Siamese people under the governing of 33 kings. By the year 1700, the city of Ayutthaya had become one of the world's largest cities at that time with the total of 1 million inhabitants.
Not only did the kingdom get along well with the neighboring countries but it was also a major trading hub for international traders from Eastern and Western nations. However, Ayutthaya could not stay clear of frequent invasion. In 1758, the country was in total chaos because of the competition of Royal succession in the Royal Family. This lead to the catastrophic defeat in the war against the Burmese in 1767 after several conflicts provoked between the two realms.
The Burmese decided to burn down and demolish almost all magnificent structures belonging to the Ayutthaya Kingdom. This is the origin of the ruins that we can see nowadays.
Getting to Ayutthaya:
Located about 80 kilometers to the north of Bangkok, Ayutthaya is not hard to get to. Depending on your budget, you can opt for taxis, trains, bus, minivans or tour groups.
Taxi: If you do not have much time and want absolute convenience, a taxi can serve you well with approximately 1,000 baht. You can also negotiate with the driver to take you there, drive you around, and then back to Bangkok for roughly 2,500 baht.
Train: The train leaves from Hualamphong Station in the city center. It takes around 2 hours a half and costs 300 THB for first class, or 35THB for the third-class carriage. When you reach Ayutthaya, you can jump on a tuk-tuk to go around the city for 60THB.
Although this can be the most time-consuming of options, your breath will be taken away at the sight of green rice paddies, pure fresh ponds, and peaceful herds of water buffalos chewing grass.
Public bus: There is a half-hourly bus that leaves from Mo Chit Station. It takes about 90 minutes to get to Ayutthaya. First, take an MRT or BTS skytrain to Mo Chit Station. After that, take a taxi or motorbike taxi or jump on bus number 26, 77, 96, 104, 136, 145, or 509 to get to the right bus section to Ayutthaya. The bus ticket price is 60 baht per person.
Minivan: Minivan is the fastest option, only taking about 75 minutes. Go to Victory Monument, take Exit 2 and turn at the bottom of the stairway. The van loading station is on your right between the mall and a 7-Eleven convenience store. At the station, prepare 100 baht and get on a van directly to Ayutthaya.
1. Wat Chaiwatthanaram
Restoration efforts starting in 1987 transformed Wat Chaiwatthanaram from a looted ruin to one of the most visited attractions in the Ayutthaya Historical Park. This large complex on the west bank of Chao Phraya river is one of Ayutthaya's most impressive temples and offers insight into the influence of Buddhism on the Thai community. Built in the traditional Khmer style, the complex consists of a central prang or spire perched atop a rectangular base amid four smaller prang and eight chedi-like temples or merus. Reliefs portraying scenes from the life of the Buddha once adorned the exterior of the merus, but only fragments now remain. Sunset is an especially beautiful time to visit, when the buildings glow in the late light.
2. Wat Phra Si Sanphet
Wat Phra Si Sanphet is the loveliest but also the most historically important temple in old Ayutthaya. Its three large chedis and numerous smaller ones make this wat - also known as the King's Temple - one of the most impressive sights in the ruined city. Two of the large chedis, the eastern and central ones, were built in 1492 by King Ramathibodi II to house the ashes of his father and elder brother. His own ashes are interred in the third chedi, built in 1530 by his son and royal successor, King Boromaraja IV.
3. Wat Ratchaburana
King Boromracha II (1424-48) had Wat Ratchaburana built in memory of his elder brothers Ay and Yi, who were killed in a duel over the succession to the throne. Columns and walls of the wiharn still stand, as do some ruined chedis. The large prang, with its fine figured stucco portraying nagas supporting garudas, is exceptionally well preserved.
4. Wat Mahathat
Immediately across the road from Wat Ratchaburana stands Wat Mahathat, which tradition claims King Ramesuan built in 1384. Its most famous feature is the face of a stone Buddha peeking out from among the roots at the base of a tree. The central prang here is one of the old city's most impressive edifices. In about 1625, the top portion broke off, being rebuilt in 1633 some four meters higher than before. Later, it collapsed again and only the corners survived. In 1956, a secret chamber was uncovered in the ruins. Among the treasures found inside were gold jewelry, a gold casket containing a relic of the Buddha, and fine tableware.
5 Wat Yai Chai Mongkol
On the eastern outskirts of Ayutthaya stands the exceptionally striking Wat Yai Chai Mongkol (or Mongkhon), its huge chedi rising from a square base surrounded by four smaller chedis. One of its most notable features is the massive reclining Buddha near the entrance. The wat, built in 1357 under King U Thong, was assigned to monks of a particularly strict order trained in Sri Lanka, members of which still live there. Before you leave, climb the stairs of the chedi for views over the statues and gardens.
6 Wat Na Phra Men
Opposite the Grand Palace, Wat Na Phra Men (also called Wat Na Phra Meru) is one of the few temples to have escaped destruction by the Burmese. It is not known when the temple was built; existing records show merely that it was restored under King Boromakot (1732-58) and again during the early Bangkok period. The bot (largest room in the temple) is large and imposing, with beautiful wood carvings on the gable and door panels. Strangely, a large figure of Buddha found here is dressed in royal garb, which is highly unusual.
7 Wat Thammikarat
Just outside of the Ayutthaya Historical Park, this large working temple has long been overgrown, but the ruins are still considerable. You can see sections of the terrace, the pillars of the portico, and a chedi encircled by lion statues. A curiosity here are the dozens of brightly colored rooster statues, thought to be offerings brought by locals. Other highlights include the large bronze Buddha head and the golden reclining Buddha hidden in one of the buildings to the right of the chedi.
8 Chao Sam Phraya National Museum
Set in several buildings surrounded by lily ponds, Chao Sam Phraya National Museum was founded by King Bhumibol Adulyadej in 1961. It houses a number of sculptures and works from different periods throughout Thailand's early history, including several superb golden Buddha statues; gold jewelry and utensils, and ornate teak friezes. Highlights are a seated Buddha and a huge bust of the Buddha in the U Thong style.
9 Wat Suwan Dararam
Wat Suwan Dararam stands proudly surrounded by three small lakes. Built around 1700 by the grandfather of Rama I, it was extended by the rulers of the Chakri dynasty, who also carried out a considerable amount of restoration work and decorated the temple with numerous paintings, which are now among its best known features. Murals in the temple depict subjects such as Buddha's struggle against Mara while obtaining enlightenment, as well as battles with mythical figures and a dramatic battle scene between King Naresuan the Great and the Burmese army. Wat Suwan Dararam is the only temple on Ayutthaya island still inhabited by monks.
10 Bang Pa-in Palace
If you tire of seeing ruins and are looking for a little more modern regality, head to Bang Pa-in Palace, dating to the 17th century. Also known as the Summer Palace, this royal residence is one of the best-preserved compounds in the area. The buildings feature several architectural styles, including traditional Thai and Chinese structures, and there's also Phra Thinang Uthayan Phumisathian - a two-story Victorian style mansion. Another interesting spot is Ho Witthunthassana, the three-story, tower-style building used for scoping out the countryside and watching for royal elephants.
11 Foreign Quarters
In its glory days, Ayutthaya drew settlers from all over the world, making the city a diverse and cosmopolitan one. As you'll see from a map, many of these foreign quarters lie quite close to one another, so you can visit the old French, Portuguese, British, and Dutch quarters by taking a sightseeing bike ride through the area. The European influence is responsible for the number of Catholic churches in the area, including St. Joseph's Church, which still stands today. Located in the French quarter, the church was built in 1666 and is a testament to the French settlers, who left home to settle in what was formerly Siam.
Ayutthaya also had a strong Japanese presence, and you can still explore an old Japanese quarter here. The riverside Japanese settlement was separate from the European ones, divided by the Suan Phlu Canal.
12 Elephant Stay
Tourists can bond with one of Thailand's most revered animals by spending a few days at the Elephant Stay. The minimum booking is three nights and includes an elephant you'll care for under the watchful eye of experienced mahouts throughout the duration of your stay. Guests feed, bathe, and ride their assigned elephants. This organization is a non-profit devoted to conservation and supporting retired elephants. It also operates an active breeding program and rescue and rehabilitation program.
A local guide is in your best interest. It is more or less impossible for you to learn about the history and the meaning of every temple on your own.
Bring along a hat and a bottle of water with you since you may be wandering around temples under the sun for a long period of time.
You have to dress formally when it comes to visiting the sacred temples.
When buying train tickets, it is advised to directly go to the ticketing booth. There are several locals around the entrance, dressed in uniform who would pretend to sell you tickets or tell you that the trains are cancelled.
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When there is a second full moon in the same month it is called a "Blue Moon". I understand where the phrase "Once In a Blue Moon" comes from. Blue moons are rare - every 2.5 years. A blue moon on New Year's Eve is even rarer - once every 19 years. The New Year's Eve forecast was for clouds and snow flurries so I didn't think we would be able to see the moon. The afternoon turned out clear so I drove to Split Rock Lighthouse State Park and found about a dozen other photographers and park visitors waiting for the blue moon to arrive. The only clouds were along the horizon and blocked some of the moon's brightness for the first few minutes. It still made for an interesting photo as the moon peeked out of the openings in the clouds.
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Posted: Tuesday, December 22, 2015. 12:26 pm CST.
By Dalila Ical: Rains over the last days have triggered several challenges for sugar cane farmers and the factory. Dampened, some saturated, fields and sugar roads have made if difficult and for some farmers impossible to harvest their crop.
These challenges have translated into delays in deliveries to the mill which subsequently has not been meeting its projected production so far. The factory set out to receive up to 7,000 tons of sugar cane per day but BMG understands that on Monday of this week it only received around 4,000 tons. We have contacted Belize Sugar Industry (BSI) for confirmation but our messages haven't been answered.
To address the matter, sugar stakeholders met on Monday morning to decide on appropriate action. At the end of that meeting it was decided that under the circumstances the factory will close one day earlier and will be receiving deliveries until 10:00 p.m. today, December 22nd. Farmers have ceased burning fields in preparation for deliveries and will only be delivering cane that has been readied prior.
The effects of the situation differ for each association. Generally, cane farmers have difficulties in harvesting their crop in low lying areas while some are unable to access them completely due to saturated or flooded fields and sugar roads. Those who can manage are incurring more expenses in fuel to haul the crop out. Individually however, some farmers expect to incur losses while others won't.
The Progressive Sugar Cane Producers Association's General Manager Cosme Hernandez says 90 percent of their membership, which stands at 982, is being affected. Farmers in Zone 3, Guinea Grass Village, are the only ones that will keep delivering cane today. It is the smallest group of four zones but despite the challenges, Hernandez says they do not expect losses in crop.
The Corozal Sugar Cane Producers Association's Chairman Elvis Canul says half of its membership, which stands at 538, cannot continue delivering. The rains have reduced the quality of the sugar cane and there is more mud than usual being delivered with the cane. Canul says he expects up to 40 tons, or less, of sugar cane that has been prepared for delivery to remain in the fields resulting in some loss for farmers.
Farmers under the Belize Sugar Cane Farmers Association, which holds the largest membership of over 4,000, are also being affected. Those in the San Jose branch are losing more, as much of their fields are in low lying areas. Its Yo Creek branch is also experiencing delays in harvest. Officials at the BSCFA say farmers will be seeing some loss.
Farmers would need at least one week of sun to dry wet fields and sugar roads. Deliveries to the factory will resume on December 26th at ten in the morning.
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Housing market heats up: strongest winter gains since 2007
The housing market was running hot this winter, with Melbourne and Sydney driving the strongest gains since 2007.
Figures from RP Data and Core Logic show capital city prices rising 4.2 per cent over the three months to August 31 - the strongest winter gains in seven years - including a 1.1 per cent gain in August.
The winter price rises have kept capital city home price growth comfortably in double-digits over the past 12 months, at 10.9 per cent.
RP Data's Cameron Kusher says it is unusual for prices to rise so strongly over winter.
"We thought that perhaps the momentum in the market was slowing, but today's data shows that's not the case," he told ABC News Online.
However, Mr Kusher says there was a similarly strong winter last year, and price momentum actually eased as more properties came onto the market in spring.
"Last year we saw values increase by 4 per cent in winter, which was abnormally strong at that time, and throughout spring we saw values increase by about 3.5 per cent," he observed.
"Maybe we'll see similar conditions again this year, but another 3 per cent growth over the next three months is obviously very strong in light of the fact that we've already had about 28 months of growth in the housing market."
Tale of two cities
The national figure again masks very divergent trends between Australia's two biggest cities and the rest of the nation.
Sydney prices were up 1.8 per cent last month, 5 per cent over winter and 16.2 per cent over the past year.
Melbourne saw a 0.8 per cent August rise, a 6.4 per cent jump this winter and an 11.7 per cent rise over the past year.
Over the last 12 months, the next best gains (Adelaide, Brisbane and Darwin) have been around half those of the two most populous capitals.
The weakest property markets over the past year have been Canberra (up 1.4 per cent), Hobart (up 2.8 per cent), Perth (up 3.5 per cent) and the regional and rural property markets (up 3.6 per cent).
Mr Kusher says investors are continuing to drive the outsized gains in Sydney and Melbourne property prices, despite very low and shrinking rental returns.
"It's just the attractiveness of investing into the two largest housing markets we have, and also those markets are seeing the strongest level of capital growth at the moment, clearly they're chasing that capital growth," he said.
Mr Kusher says that trend should be of concern to policymakers, as it is indicative of speculative investment.
"I do wonder if people are just coming into the housing market at the moment chasing those capital gains, what then happens once there are no capital gains in the market, or if we start to see property prices fall, we could see lots of investors looking to exit the market at once, and particularly in the inner-city unit market where they do have a strong focus that could push prices even further down," he warned.
The Sydney market is the clear standout for those concerned about speculation pushing prices unsustainably high.
Sydney home prices are now 20.8 per cent above their previous peak, which has prompted the Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens to recently warn prospective investors.
The next highest is Melbourne, which is 6.9 per cent above its previous high water mark, while the other capitals are either slightly above or just below previous highs, except for Hobart which is still 9 per cent down.


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Your Mouth & Your Uterus
Your oral health and your baby making power are closely linked!
Today's guest post is written by one of my dear childhood friends, who is now a mama to a beautiful little girl. She has some wisdom to share with us about dental hygiene during pregnancy. Please welcome Taylor Norris.
Your Mouth & Your Uterus: Oral Health During Pregnancy
When my husband and I decided to try for a baby, I called my mom and then my dentist.
My mom, well, that's easy to understand. A girl needs her cheerleader at such times.
As for my dentist—I wasn't sure, but I had heard rumors that you weren't supposed to see the dentist while you were pregnant. I mean, surely something in that high-tech environment must be dangerous, right? So, I dutifully went in for a cleaning before I decided to share my body with a tiny fetus.
Two years later (one for pregnancy, one for infancy/sleep deprivation), I went back to my dentist and proudly told her why I hadn't seen her in a while: I had a baby! Only, then she let me know how wrong I had been about avoiding the dentist while pregnant. She was very understanding, and we had this conversation while I changed my daughter's diaper, but I was still embarrassed.
Here's the truth: It's actually very important to see the dentist when you're pregnant. The state of your mouth reveals a ton about your lifestyle and general wellbeing. Dentists are right up there with doctors and midwives as important partners in health.
For example, the state of your mouth can tell your dentist how hydrated you are, how well you might be sleeping, and if you might be stressed. Jaw pain and headaches can also be addressed by taking a look at your teeth.
If you're pregnant or trying to be:
- Tell your dentist, no matter how early it might be. They'll know exactly what is safe and unsafe for you and they'll pay special attention to what you might need in this unique time.
- Continue brushing, flossing, and visiting your dentist as usual. Especially as you may be snacking more often (or, sadly, losing your lunch), your mouth deserves special attention right now along with the rest of your body.
- Pay attention to your gums. It's not yet understood how, but gum disease has been linked with pre-term birth and low birth weight for babies. Gum disease is inflammation, a natural sign that something is off and your body is trying to kill germs and heal. There's a lot of talk lately about the effects of inflammation in your body and the role it plays in your overall health. Don't disregard signs of inflammation in your mouth. Redness, soreness, and bleeding gums are often listed as symptoms of pregnancy, but don't write them off as normal.
- Hormonal changes and diabetes put pregnant women at an increased risk for gum disease.
- Maintain dental visits after the baby is born. Most of the medicines and procedures are totally compatible with breastfeeding.
For all women (in baby-making mode or not), here are two final tips:
- Holistic dentistry is a growing field gaining more public interest. Savvy women can do a quick search online to find a holistic dental practitioner near them. These dentists are committed to dental treatments and materials that are believed to work more harmoniously with our body's natural functions. Your mouth is the beginning of your digestive system and its home to hundreds of different types of bacteria!
- Your mouth loves essential oils. Our favorite accessory has yet another place in daily routines and hygiene. I bought Tooth and Gums Tonic® from my dentist. But you could also make your own mouthwash and toothpaste with oils that promote cleanliness and healing.
I love Hana's mission to empower women in confidence and action. Please talk with your doctor and dentist to confirm what I'm sharing here. As you'll be brushing your teeth exactly a million times for the rest of your life, it's a habit worth some thought. And if you are gifted with a child, brushing your teeth will quickly become one of the most luxurious moments in your day.
Taylor Norris is a freelance writer and editor in Chicago. She loves reading, being outdoors, and she'd take a beer over dessert any day. Taylor loves to learn new things and matters of health are a main interest.
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Change-up goes awry on Tigers' Kyle Ryan
Detroit – It couldn't have been a good feeling for Kyle Ryan, standing on the mound knowing the one pitch he really needed to have a chance at keeping Reds' thumper Todd Frazier off balance wasn't cooperating.
"The majority of my pitches were there," Ryan said, after the 5-2 loss. "My change-up wasn't. I needed something slow to move away from him and I didn't have it. He took advantage of it."
Frazier hit a four-seam fastball on the inner half onto the top of the bullpen in left-center field leading off the fifth. Jay Bruce, a left-handed batter, followed with a homer to right.
Leading off the seventh, Ryan threw Frazier a sinker that stayed up. Frazier hit that deep into the Reds bullpen in left-center — out where Miguel Cabrera usually hits them.
"I missed," Ryan said. "I missed twice."
And Frazier did not. It was his 19th and 20th homers of the year, and it was his 500th career hit.
And apparently, according to teammate and former Tiger Brayan Pena, he called the shot.
"I guess," Frazier said. "I was joking around, but yeah, I did say it. I just said that it was going to be in the bushes, basically, and it was almost there. It was close. Close, but we'll take it every time."
He was told that part of Comerica Park is usually Death Valley for fly balls.
"I know I can hit a ball out of any park; not to be cocky about it," he said. "I've got power and I've pretty much shown that. Whether it's a big park or not, I'm trying to hit the ball hard. Fortunately today I got underneath a couple."
Three bad pitches aside, Ryan pitched well. He allowed just one single through four innings.
"I thought he did great," Reds manager Bryan Price said. "I was very impressed with him. He's got good, natural deception. He's got that fastball that runs and I thought he just did a really nice job attacking the zone.
"Yeah you're going to give up some home runs, this is the big leagues, but he didn't back down from anybody, challenged hitters, and had a good tempo."
McCann marvels
Tigers catcher James McCann had a couple of defensive gems to add to his highlight reel.
In the fourth inning, Joey Votto hit a foul tip with two strikes. The ball caromed off McCann's glove and he was alert enough and agile enough to dive and catch it before it hit the ground.
A diving catch to secure a strikeout — something you don't see every day.
Then, in the seventh, he threw out ultra-speedy Billy Hamilton attempting to steal second. It was just the fifth time Hamilton was caught stealing in 36 attempts.
On Castellanos
Manager Brad Ausmus was asked if he planned to give struggling third baseman Nick Castellanos some extra time off to try and get himself back on track.
"There are different approaches," he said. "Me and Wally (Joyner, hitting coach) talked about a particular approach during the game. So we will address that."
He would not specify what that approach was.
"He's searching a little bit," Ausmus said. "He's done a lot of tinkering, trying to figure out what's going on. It isn't for a lack of effort. It just hasn't clicked for him yet."
Castellanos had a double on Monday and he singled in the ninth on a 90 mph change-up from Aroldis Chapman.
Down on the farm
Victor Martinez, in his third rehab appearance with Toledo, went 1 for 4 with a double – all batting left-handed Tuesday night. It was his first extra base hit.
Right-hander Shane Greene, in his first start since being optioned to Toledo, threw 7.1 scoreless innings. He allowed four hits with a walk and a strikeout.
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Jack P. DeBoer died peacefully on March 12, 2021, after a long, fulfilling life of ninety years. He was a towering man with a personal touch and an oversized impact.
In Jack's extensive business career, he founded the extended-stay hotel concept within the United States' hospitality industry. Beginning in 1975, Jack launched five nationwide lodging franchises, eventually selling the first three to Marriott, Hyatt, and InterContinental Hotels Group. Jack DeBoer was a classic entrepreneur of vision, confidence, and perseverance – an innovator in both the business and humanitarian sectors. He was renowned in his hometown of Wichita, Kansas as a civic leader, and he was recognized nationally for his civic and charitable accomplishments.
After the sale of his first franchise in 1988, Jack and his wife Marilyn took a four-month trip around the world. Moved by their visit to Yangon (then Rangoon) in the summer of 1988, Jack and Marilyn began a commitment to Myanmar that would span more than three decades. Their relationship with Myanmar's people changed their lives. In 1995, the DeBoers helped to establish World Vision as Myanmar's first international nonprofit. Since then, World Vision Myanmar has reached 5.4 million people (including 3.4 million children) through its health clinics, child sponsorships, hygiene services, microenterprise loan programs, and health education. In their work with World Vision and other Myanmar partners, Jack and Marilyn always tried to be hands-on partners and not just donors.
In 2014, Jack and Marilyn made their defining gift to Myanmar with the launch of the DeBoer Fellowship. This international-standard leadership development program annually trains a diverse class of forty competent, compassionate, and ethical leaders in Myanmar. Jack took special pleasure in his relationships with the three hundred Lifelong Fellows, who are spread throughout every one of Myanmar's states and divisions. Jack often shared business lessons that he had learned "the hard way," as described in his 2011 book Risk Only Money. He always encouraged them to "Go Do Good," and to preserve their relationships, family, health, and integrity.
Fritz Kling, President of the DeBoer Foundation, recalls: "It has been one of the great honors of my career to work with Jack DeBoer. He combined both a deep love for the people of Myanmar and also an entrepreneur's clear, audacious vision. He and Marilyn were thrilled to encourage and equip Myanmar's talented, young leaders, who were serving their country in such important ways. Jack was a remarkable cheerleader for Myanmar and her people because he always believed that they could do great things beyond their own imagination."
About DeBoer Fellowship
The DeBoer Fellowship develops change leaders across all sectors of Myanmar society. Through a multi-year training class and additional public programs, the DeBoer Fellowship serves Myanmar by helping to grow competent, compassionate, and ethical leaders. For more information about DeBoer Fellowship or to apply for the Fellowship, please visit: www.deboerfellowship.org.
3 responses to "DEBOER FELLOWSHIP REMEMBERS JACK DEBOER"
Khin lapyae wom says:
Our Great Loss , Jack DeBoer passed away (12/3/2021). Rest In Peace
Bawmwang La Ring says:
Mr. Jack, you showed us unparalleled love with best practices and gifted us a legacy of Go Do Good. We will implement and deliver your legacy to our future leaders. I hope your soul is now in the hands of Jesus. We will surely miss your love. Rest in peace!
Lu San says:
Thanks for your serventhood leadership.
I will serve until my life


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Gas station attendant pepper sprayed, robbed, Mt. Olive cops say
MOUNT OLIVE – Police are searching for a man who allegedly robbed a gas station attendant Sunday night after pepper spraying him.
At about 11:01 p.m. Sunday, Officer Chris Saunders and Detective Anthony Gardner responded to the Exxon gas station on Route 206 for a reported robbery.
Upon arrival, officers learned a 59-year-old male employee had been pepper sprayed as he was closing the station for the night, police said.
The 59-year-old told officers that a white male, about 30 years old and 5 feet, 10 inches tall, with a slender build approached him and sprayed him in the face with pepper spray, police said.
The man then demanded money and the 59-year-old handed him all the money he was carrying at that time, police said.
The man then fled the gas station in an unknown direction, police said.
The investigation is ongoing and anyone with information regarding the case is asked to call the Mount Olive Police Investigations Unit at 973-691-0900 ext. 7203.
Staff Writer Michael Izzo: 973-428-6636; firstname.lastname@example.com


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Ingles Markets, Incorporated ( IMKTA ) will begin trading ex-dividend on April 08, 2014. A cash dividend payment of $0.165 per share is scheduled to be paid on April 24, 2014. Shareholders who purchased IMKTA stock prior to the ex-dividend date are eligible for the cash dividend payment. This marks the 5th quarter that IMKTA has paid the same dividend. At the current stock price of $23.82, the dividend yield is 2.77%.
The previous trading day's last sale of IMKTA was $23.82, representing a -18.79% decrease from the 52 week high of $29.33 and a 22.22% increase over the 52 week low of $19.49.
IMKTA is a part of the Consumer Services sector, which includes companies such as Kroger Company ( KR ) and Whole Foods Market, Inc. ( WFM ). IMKTA's current earnings per share, an indicator of a company's profitability, is $.81. Zacks Investment Research reports IMKTA's forecasted earnings growth in 2014 as 21.83%, compared to an industry average of 3.6%.
For more information on the declaration, record and payment dates, visit the IMKTA Dividend History page. Our Dividend Calendar has the full list of stocks that have an ex-dividend today.
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Time to defibrillation, the most critical factor in sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) survival, can be reduced if an AED is "on-site" and can be brought to the victim quickly. This is one of the reasons that survival rates improve in communities with active AED programs. Remember, every minute that passes before defibrillation reduces survival rates by 7-10 percent. The goal is to improve SCA survival rates. On-site AEDs can make the difference.


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John Stamos joins 'Scream Queens' season 2
And just like that, John Stamos is returning to Fox.
The star of last season's short-lived Grandfathered has joined the cast of Scream Queens season 2.
The second edition of Scream Queens shifts from the first season's college campus setting and into an all-new hospital location, "where some of the most fascinating and bizarre medical cases are under observation," according to Fox. Stamos will play Dr. Brock Holt, "the hospital's brilliant, but secretive, head surgeon."
The casting will reunite the Fuller House actor with executive producer Ryan Murphy — Stamos previously had guest starring roles on Murphy's Glee and The New Normal.
As previously announced, first season regulars Jamie Lee Curtis, Emma Roberts, Lea Michele, Abigail Breslin, Keke Palmer, Glen Powell and Niecy Nash are all back to reprise their characters. Scream Queens returns to Fox on Tuesday, Sept. 20.
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Dillard's has four locations in Hampton Roads:
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text: Andre, I think the lengthy discussion about the Debian voting method is inappropriate for a news release about the DPL election. I recommend boiling it all away except for maybe one or two sentences. The "About Debian" boilerplate needs a major overhaul, but is this release the time to do it. Therefore, I would recommend using the boilerplate used for the last public announcement http://www.debian.org/News/2008/20080413 Let's keep it simple. And let's focus on the news worthy elements not all this political stuff about the election process. Here's a quick and dirty version: On 12 April 2008, The Debian Project Secretary announced that Steve McIntyre won the 2008 Debian Project Leader (DPL) election. His term as DPL will run for one year starting on April 17th, 2008. The full Debian Project Leader Election 2008 results are available at http://www.debian.org/vote/2008/vote_001 The Debian Project Secretary announced the results at http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2008/04/msg00005.html The Debian project's Constitution (http://www.debian.org/devel/constitution) specifies the roles and duties of the DPL and the voting method used to select them. Elections are held annual for the position which caries a one year term. About Debian The Debian Project is an association of Free Software developers who volunteer their time and effort in order to produce the completely free operating system Debian GNU/Linux. On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 06:38:22AM -0700, AndreMachado wrote: > > Hello, > Thanks for all suggestions and corrections. > There are still some paragraphs with doubts. > [...] > Please, review the newest version [0] and also review the "About Debian > Project" section. > > Regards. > Andre Felipe > [0] http://times.debian.net/1232 -- CJ Fearnley | LinuxForce Inc. email@example.com | President & CEO http://www.LinuxForce.net | Software & Web Solutions / Systems Management


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Explore the Fontein Cave
After a few days in the sun, try venturing into Aruba's depths as you explore a cave that has special significance to the island. This particular spot on the northeastern coast has more than just geological importance. Hundreds of years ago, the Arawak Indians used this cave to record part of their history on the walls. The well-preserved, cave drawings will help Aruba's rich history come to life.


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