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High Performance, Intercity, News, Passenger
Newsom squashes California HSR full build-out
Written by Paul Conley, Engineering Editor; and Editor-in-Chief, Railway Track & Structures
Elevated section of high-speed rail under construction in Fresno, Calif., in December 2017. Rich Pedroncelli / AP file photo.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom, citing budget pressures, says the state will not move forward with plans to connect Los Angeles and San Francisco by high-speed rail. Rather, Newsom said the state will build only the 119-mile Central Valley segment of the line, linking Merced and Bakersfield. Newsom's remarks, made during his first State of the State address Feb. 12, were not widely expected.
"I know that some critics are going to say, 'Well, that's a train to nowhere.' But I think that's wrong and I think that's offensive," Newsom told legislators, according to local media sources. "It's about economic transformation. It's about unlocking the enormous potential of the Valley."
"Let's level about the high-speed rail," Newsom, a Democrat, said. "Let's be real. The current project as planned would cost too much and, respectfully, take too long. Right now, there simply isn't a path to get from Sacramento to San Diego, let alone from San Francisco to L.A. I wish there were."
However, "Abandoning high-speed rail entirely means we will have wasted billions and billions of dollars with nothing but broken promises, partially filled commitments and lawsuits to show for it," Newsom added. "And by the way, I am not interested in sending $3.5 billion in federal funding that was allocated to this project back to Donald Trump."
Newsom's decision comes less than three months after the state's auditor issued a scathing report on costs associated with the project.
Brian Kelly, California High-Speed Rail Authority CEO, put a positive spin on the news. The governor "called for setting a priority on getting high-speed rail operating in the only region in which we have commenced construction—the Central Valley. We are eager to meet this challenge," he said in a statement. "Importantly, he also reaffirmed our commitment to complete the environmental work statewide, to meet our 'bookend' investments in the Bay Area and Los Angeles, and to pursue additional federal and private funding for future project expansion. We welcome this direction and look forward to continuing the important work on this transformative project."
Nonetheless, the news will come as a disappointment to the rail construction industry. Hundreds of millions of dollars worth of rail, crossties, signals, etc. were needed under the original plan.
In March of last year, the CHSRA announced that the L.A.-San Francisco line would cost $13 billion more and take four years longer to build than original estimates.
Caltrain Executive Director Jim Hartnett, whose agency is directly tied to the CHSRA project through a major effort of its own, also issued a response to Gov. Newsome: "Gov. Newsom pledged to refocus the State's high-speed rail project on the Central Valley, and also reiterated the State's obligation to maintain its commitment to help fund completion of the Caltrain Electrification Project. The State's high-speed rail project is required to provide $713 million toward Caltrain's $2 billion project to electrify the rail corridor and replace most of the commuter rail system's aging diesel trains with a new electric fleet that will reduce travel times, improve train frequency, and increase system-wide capacity for a rail service that more than 65,000 daily riders depend on. The Caltrain Electrification Project is currently under construction and is scheduled to be complete in 2022. Last year, the State increased its commitment to the electrification of Caltrain service when it awarded an additional $165 million to support the purchase of additional electric trains. Caltrain is currently working to complete the Caltrain Business Plan, which is a long-term evaluation of how rail service should grow on the Caltrain corridor to accommodate ridership demand and address regional traffic congestion through 2040. The Business Plan will recommend a preferred service vision for the corridor and will identify the infrastructure investments needed to support increased service. It will also include strategies for funding these investments and the system's ongoing operation and maintenance needs. The State is actively engaged in the efforts to complete the Business Plan."
Texas Central, which describes itself as "an investor-led project developing the high-speed train between Houston and North Texas," issued this statement from CEO and President Carlos Aguilar:
"We fully understand the complexities of the California high-speed rail project and the drivers that have led to the decision issued yesterday. It is important to contrast both the physical facts that make our project different, as well as the government vs. private approach to building such large-scale infrastructure."
Rail Passenger Association of California and Nevada (RailPAC) President Paul Dyson also weighed in:
"RailPAC supports Governor Newsom's action … After a decade it is clearly time for a change. Reprioritizing the high-speed rail project toward the completion of an operable segment (Merced to Bakersfield) with direct connections to Northern California's other rail services, is a positive development bringing clear achievable goals to the project. This focus should advance the timeline for public operations and in doing so will bring improved rail service and transportation capacity to California travelers, especially those residing in the San Joaquin Valley.
"However, we are concerned that his comments seem to indicate that he would be satisfied with a segment within the San Joaquin Valley that would not connect to any of the four largest cities in the State. Such a route would have little prospect of covering its operating costs. We believe that the minimum system that would deliver significant transportation benefits would be San Francisco to Bakersfield.
"RailPAC also strongly supports, as part of the refocus, a process to initiate the connection between the San Joaquin Valley and Silicon Valley. The San Joaquin Valley needs the link to jobs and major international airports, and the Peninsula needs access to the workforce and the housing in the San Joaquin Valley. The Governor should put pressure on Silicon Valley business[es] to help finance the link, as well as the federal government. While we agree with the Governor that it will take time, that is all the more reason to start as soon as possible. This is especially true given California's growing economy and projected 25% population increase in the next 30 years.
"RailPAC has always championed the careful stewardship of public transportation funds. As such, RailPAC applauds the Governor's initiatives to dramatically improve the project's oversight, transparency and governance. One issue that needs to be addressed, and one that affects housing projects as well, is the barrage of lawsuits that delay and drive costs for vital infrastructure initiatives.
"Meanwhile in the south, work should continue modernizing Los Angeles Union Station for both regional and intercity rail, and the elimination of bottlenecks on the main regional routes. RailPAC believes in the creation of robust regional passenger rail networks in both Northern and Southern California, linked by a new, efficient, high-speed route in incremental stages."
Railway Age Editor-in-Chief William C. Vantuono contributed to this story.
For further analysis, see "California HSR: Seven Deadly Mistakes."
Categories: High Performance, Intercity, News, Passenger Tags: Breaking News, California High Speed Rail Authority, CHSRA
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Q: How to set a specific region time zone to correctly count the time between two events using the Date() object I want to build a webpage with some JavaScript which will count the days, hours, minutes and seconds between two events (now and LastTime). My issue is: I'm using this line var now = new Date().getTime(); to get the present time, and it looks like this method uses your machine settings to get the now variable, which is undesired because if a person outside my region access the page, the counter won't show the real time past since my JavaScript is getting theirs time zone.
I found some piece of code on the internet that actually gets the time from a given region, but I'm struggling to integrate into my code.
var now = new Date().toLocaleString("pt-BR", {timeZone: "America/Sao_Paulo"});
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What I want is my now variable to get a especific region time ('America/New_York' for example) and make the counter do right math wherever region my page is accessed. Here's some codepen to make it easier.
Thanks in advance.

A: You can use moment.js functions for all your problems.

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*If your event times in any specific timezone(s), first of all convert them to utc value. moment.utc()

*When user connect to your page, get his/her time in utc. moment.valueOf()

*Calculate duration between 2 dates. moment.duration, moment.diff

*Format duration how do you want. duration-format

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Q: Why does JAGS require at least two chains to calculate DIC? I'm trying to understand how JAGS calculates deviance and the Deviance Information Criterion (DIC).
The dic.samples function in rjags in R throws an error if you have only one chain.
stop("2 or more parallel chains required")

The formula for calculating DIC involves calculating the expected deviance and the deviance at the expected values of the parameters in the model. I imagine such estimates could be obtained from a single chain (albeit there might sometimes be convergence issues that can only be identified with more than one chain).
The manual states that:

The pD monitor estimates the contribution to the effective number of
  parameters (pD) [3] from an observed stochastic node by comparing the
  deviance deviance across multiple chains [1]. It is created by using
  the option type(pD). If the model has only one chain then a pD monitor
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*Or more specifically, why does the pD monitor require two chains?

A: There are a number of different ways to calculate pD - the method that JAGS uses is described by Martyn Plummer in the Discussion to the 'Bayesian measures of model complexity and fit' paper:
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/1467-9868.00353/abstract
Get the PDF and then do a search for 'Plummer' - the first result gives the details of the calculation used in JAGS.


Read more about the pros and cons of collecting your data online.
The main advantage of a Prolific sample is speed. If your eligibility criteria are broad, participants should roll in quickly. The median amount of time it takes for a study of N = ~ 100 to fill up is 1.5-2 hours.
By combining pre-screening criteria, Prolific allows you to target niche segments of the population. If your study has unusual requirements, the chances that Prolific can put you in touch with that group is much higher than recruiting them yourself from the local population.
Despite the conditions of laboratory and online testing being very different, there is growing evidence that their findings are comparable. See Crump et al.'s article replicating many classical cognitive experiments on MTurk, or Peer et al.'s similar paper for Prolific and Crowdflower.
More demographically representative than a lab sample.
A lot of university research is conducted on undergraduate students. These samples are concentrated in a narrow age range (typically, age 18-23) and are highly educated. Sear's 1986 paper reflects on the inadequacies of findings based on such a narrow participant group. In contrast, Prolific's participant pool is older, has a range of education levels, and a range of employment experience. Check out our demographics page for a better idea of the characteristics of our overall pool.
Prolific predominantly uses convenience sampling, meaning most of our study places are filled on a on a first-come, first-serve basis. However, we have several mechanisms to reduce this bias, and fairly distribute study places among active participants. These mechanisms are balanced against sampling efficiency so your data collection doesn't slow down too much. Nevertheless, unless your sample is very large, or very specific, a considerable portion of responses will come from participants who happen to be online at the time your study is launched, or in the hours immediately afterwards. When launching your study, consider the time of day and day of week. A study launched on a Monday morning will have a different respondent pool (shiftworkers, not-in-paid work, unemployed, part time, students, etc.) to a study launched on a Monday evening. We have participants from around the world (although mostly the UK and the US), so consider this when setting your pre-screeners and launching your study.
Bias towards women, young, high levels of education (WEIRD bias).
Prolific's participant pool is not representative of any national population – it's international! As of summer 2018, if you give your study very broad pre-screeners, then your sample is likely to have a slight female bias, with a younger and more highly educated population than you might expect. This type of bias is often called a WEIRD bias: This refers to the observation that most participant pools in the social sciences are biased towards Western, Educated, Industrialised, Rich and Democratic individuals (because they are predominately from the US and Europe). Check out our demographics page for a better idea of the characteristics of our overall pool.
Selection Bias (topic, reward, length).
Prolific's study-portal serves as a study-marketplace, where participants can choose which studies they wish to take part in (of those they are eligible for). Participants can browse the available studies, reading descriptions, comparing hourly reward rates and average completion time. This means that every participant in your sample has chosen to do your study. Consequently, it is possible that the people who participate in your study differ systematically from the wider population: they may be particularly interested in the topic of your study, or were attracted by the reward's magnitude. "Isn't this also true for data that is not collected online?", you might ask yourself now - and the answer is: yes. But as opposed to lab studies, there are some other biases connected to the selection bias in online samples. However, this is what you can do to reduce the selection bias.
A minority of users on our site do see Prolific primarily as a way to make money, and do not care about the quality of their responses. This is known as satisficing, and refers to participants selecting answer choices in a study without carefully thinking about them (sometimes even at random). Their goal is to finish the study as quickly as possible. As a result, their responses will deviate greatly from the ones made by honest, diligent participants. We use many layers of checks to screen about such participants long before they make it into your study, but a handful may occasionally slip the net. There are methods for catching and detecting these satisficers, and not removing them from your sample could bias your results. For more detailed information on collecting high quality data, free of malicious participants, see this blog post.
Figuring Out Preference or Balancing Out Effort: Do Inferences From Incentives Undermine Post-Incentive Motivation?


According to the most recent spam-email traffic report, spam messages account for 48% of all internet traffic. The ill-effects of spam messages is not limited to inconvenience alone, a large number of spam emails have malicious code and are sources of phishing scams.
You need to protect your email server from spam mail by employing anti-spam solutions. Here are some of the positive aspects of spam filtering service.
We all know that marketing, phishing, and spam emails are annoying. Since servers and emails are most trusted, spam can't be stopped before the message lands at your email host.
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When you choose cloud anti-spam solutions, you are not required to spend a hefty amount on infrastructure or technology required to keep anti-spam solution working. According to Mailguard findings, the cost of ownership of a cloud-based anti-spam solution is 5-10% lower than an on-site anti-spam hosted solution.
It can take months or even a year to set up an onsite anti-spam solution for your organization. During this period, the threat of spam messages would loom over your organization and also cause productivity losses. Not to mention the downtime in case of regular maintenance.
Cloud anti-spam solutions don't need any specialized hardware and there are no end-user software installation or complex hardware integrations on-site. This reduces the setup time and you could have an anti-spam solution working within a few days.
Cloud-based anti-spam solutions employ advanced technologies to filter spam. Some of them are Domain Name Server Blackhole Lists, URIBL and SURBL Filters, Content Analysis tools, Recipient Verification Protocols, Sender Policy Frameworks, and SMTP Controls. Cloud anti-spam solutions could reduce business exposure risks by up to 99.97%.
Long story short, looking at the increasing threats from spam messages, it's time to employ spam filtering solutions to protect your business interests.


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Egypt, Jordan hail US plan to restart aid to Palestine
April 8, 2021 at 5:58 pm | Published in: Africa, Asia & Americas, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Middle East, News, Palestine, US
UNRWA aid packages in Gaza on 14 January 2021 [Ali Jadallah/Anadolu Agency]
Egypt and Jordan welcomed a US decision to restart economic, development and humanitarian assistance for Palestinians which includes funding for the UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), Anadolu Agency reports.
"The decision will contribute to alleviating the suffering of Palestinians, pave the way for providing financial support to the Palestinian people in the face of unprecedented economic and humanitarian difficulties and allow UNRWA to supply the essential needs of the Palestinian people," the Egyptian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
"The financial support will help UNRWA to overcome its financial crisis and to provide its vital services," Jordan's said in a statement. "Jordan sees the decision as a step that will have a significant and positive impact on UNRWA's capacity in addressing the education, health and humanitarian needs of Palestinian refugees."
Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced on Wednesday that the US plans to restart assistance for Palestinians, totalling $235 million.
"This includes $75 million in economic and development assistance in the West Bank and Gaza, $10 million for peacebuilding programs through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), and $150 million in humanitarian assistance for the UNRWA," Blinken said in a statement.
READ: UNRWA is supposed to be 'neutral' even as humanitarian aid is politicised
Palestinians welcomed the move and termed it a "positive step."
In a statement to Anadolu Agency, Ahmed Majdalani, a member of the Executive Committee of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), said: "The US declaration is a positive step that can be built upon to resume Washington's relations with the Palestinian leadership."
Former US President Donald Trump froze aid to Palestine as part of his wider push to bring Palestinians to negotiations on his proposed settlement plan to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The proposal was staunchly rejected by Palestinians who dismissed it because of the plethora of concessions it made to Israel.
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What About Bob? Sports Talk with Bob Dvorchak
By Rebekah Zook • Mar 11, 2013
The Penguins are at the halfway mark of their lockout abbreviated season, Pitt basketball is going into the last Big East tournament and will James Harrison remain a Steeler? Our sports guy Bob Dvorchak weighs in.
CCAC Pres. Alex Johnson reads Harry Potter, Carson McCullers
By Josh Raulerson • Mar 11, 2013
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It may not be Hogwarts, but CCAC president and Potter fan Alex Johnson is passionate about his school.
Parker Palmer, The Courage to Teach
Local Goodness: Maple Syrup Season is Here
By Heather McClain • Mar 7, 2013
When one thinks of pure maple syrup, Vermont often comes to mind. However, Pennsylvania's maple season is also highly anticipated for those with a sweet tooth. Our local food contributor Rhonda Schuldt shares some maple syrup cooking tips and talks about the abundance of local festivals.
Celebrate Maple Season at a local festival:
March 16 & 17 - 10th Annual NW Pennsylvania Maple Association Taste & Tour Weekend in the Erie area
March 16, 17, 20-24 - 66th Annual PA Maple Festival in Somerset, PA
April 6 & 7 - The Beaver County Maple Syrup Festival at Brady's Run Park in Beaver, PA
The Pillow Project "Experiments" in The East End
By Mark Nootbaar & Bob Studebaker • Mar 7, 2013
The Pillow Project
It began nearly ten years ago as "an evolving experiment for improvisational free jazz movement, performance-happenings and new ideas in dance," and The Pillow Project has never wandered far from its roots.
Pearlann Porter heads the group that sees the word "jazz" as a verb. The group gathers the second Saturday of every month at "The Space Upstairs" in Pittsburgh's East End to perform. Project members call the studio in a repurposed warehouse a "4,000 square foot canvas where audiences and artists interact."
Thomas Merton Center to Hold Forum on Abuse of Women in the Military
By Margaret Krauss • Mar 7, 2013
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On Friday, March 8, in observance of International Women's Day, the Thomas Merton Center will screen The Invisible War, a documentary about abuse of women in the American military.
The Academy Award-nominated film addresses sexual assault against women in the armed forces. According to the military's official statistics, 20 percent of women have experienced sexual assault. An estimated 80 percent of those cases go unreported.
125 Year Old Allegheny County Courthouse to Get Facelift
By Mark Nootbaar • Mar 6, 2013
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With a grand goal of restoring the Allegheny County Courthouse but few details and even less funding, an effort to rehabilitate the 125 year old building was launched Wednesday by County Executive Rich Fitzgerald. The executive has named a committee chock full of current and former elected officials to spearhead the effort.
The New Girl Visits the National Cherry Blossom Festival
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One of the must see events of the season is the blooming of the cherry blossoms in our nation's capital. However, if you plan to see them you'd better act fast. Travel contributor Elaine Labalme tells us what you need to know in order to see the blossoms at their peak.
Thurgood: The One-Man Play
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In 1967, Thurgood Marshall became the first African-American Supreme Court Justice of the United States. Before that Marshall was known for his successful arguments before the Supreme Court as an attorney, in particular for his victory in Brown v. Board of Education. The one-man play Thurgood, comes to the Pittsburgh Public Theater this month. It tells his life story: from humble beginnings in Baltimore, to landmark civil rights legislation, and his rise to the highest court in the land. We're joined by Montae Russell, a Pittsburgh native, playing the role of Thurgood Marshall.
Speaking Volumes on Essential Pittsburgh: Don Block
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Don Block runs the Greater Pittsburgh Literacy Council, and practices what he preaches. He talk's with 90.5 WESA Morning Edition Host Josh Raulerson about his personal reading selections.
By Rebekah Zook • Mar 4, 2013
Our sports guy Bob Dvorchak discusses the Pitt Panthers newly released football schedule, the Penguins slump and the opening of the Pirates exhibition season.
What the Greater Pittsburgh Literary Council's Don Block is Reading
By Josh Raulerson • Mar 4, 2013
Don Block runs the Greater Pittsburgh Literary Council, and practices what he preaches...
Versailles '73 Documentary An American Fashion Revolution in France
By Heather McClain • Feb 28, 2013
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In 1973, five American fashion designers and five French designers came together for a Paris runway fundraiser. That fundraiser turned into a competition, and an industry changing event in fashion history. The documentary film, Versailles '73 looks at how that Paris show brought African Americans to the forefront of fashion. Filmmaker Debra Riley Draper comes to the August Wilson Center this weekend for a screening of the award-winning documentary.
The New Girl in Town Talks Travel Safety
Everyone looks forward to packing a bag and getting away. However, vacations are not the time to let your guard down. In fact you may need to be even more vigilant. Travel contributor Elaine Labalme offers travel safety tips for your next vacation.
Wait, Wait...it's Paula Poundstone!
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Paula Poundstone talks about her career as a stand up comedian, being a part of Wait Wait, Don't Tell Me…, life on the road, and her 16 cats.
Speaking Volumes: Eric Shiner
Warhol Museum director Eric Shiner's reading interests are eclectic in a way that Andy would surely appreciate. Catch his discussion with 90.5 WESA Morning Edition host, Josh Raulerson.
ART/DESIGNPGH Updates Council
By Tim Camerato • Feb 27, 2013
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Officials working with ARTPGH and DESIGNPGH presented City Council Tuesday with an update on their progress in creating guidelines to how city officials and artists can best plan urban art projects.
Maggie Connor, a Principal at Urban Design Associates and DESIGNPGH consultant, said to create their "urban design manual" they've made two management committees, had 13 public meetings, and put together a survey for the public. She said they've received a total of 2,500 comments.
Artist-Designed Play Sculpture Ready In Late April Outside Carnegie Museum
By Nick Jovonovich • Feb 25, 2013
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A "Lozziwurm" play sculpture among the trees will be ready near the Carnegie Museum of Art's main entrance in Oakland. The "Lozziwurm" is a colorful, twisting, tubular play structure designed by Swiss artist Yvan Pestalozzi in 1972. This is the first US installation of a "Lozziwurm" and it will be open to the public.
The "Lozziwurm" is one of several projects leading up to the 2013 Carnegie International, which opens October 5. It reflects the International's explicit engagement with the city of Pittsburgh, the museum's patrons, and conceptions of play.
Sports N' @ with Bob Dvorchak
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Pittsburgh Post Gazette sports writer emeritus a.k.a. our Sports Guy, Bob Dvorchak comments on the 2024 Olympics coming to Pittsburgh, the Steelers' locker room blow up and how about an NBA team for Pittsburgh?
Phipps Offers Free Admission
By Mark Nootbaar • Feb 25, 2013
If you've been looking to visit Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens but hesitate because of the $15 admission fee, you're chance to visit free of charge is here.
Phipps is dropping its admission charge for February 25th and extending the Garden Railroad, Orchid, and Tropical Bonsai Show so people will be able to take in the flowers.
Margie Radebaugh, Director of Horticulture and Education at Phipps, said, in addition to the current shows, people are also able to enjoy their year round plants.
By Josh Raulerson • Feb 25, 2013
Warhol Museum director Eric Shiner's reading interests are eclectic in a way that Andy would surely appreciate.
Photo Exhibition at Pitt Adresses Ongoing Discussion: Photo Privacy
By Emily Farah • Feb 18, 2013
A photography exhibition opening at the University of Pittsburgh's Art Gallery in Oakland Wednesday called Capturing the Street does features images of people whether they knew they were being photographed it or not. Photographers Garry Winogrand and Ned Bosnick have two different ways of shooting street photography.
Speaking Volumes: Colleen McKenna
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As a former teacher, parent, and author of children's and young adult novels, Colleen McKenna values fiction for young readers that doesn't insult their intelligence.
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Thon Is On at Penn State
By mnootbaar • Feb 17, 2013
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The beat goes on for more than 700 Penn State students grooving at the annual 46-hour dance marathon for charity.
The IFC/Panhellenic Dance Marathon is billed as the world's largest student-run philanthropy. The signature Penn State event is taking over the Jordan Center this weekend with thousands of students hosting pediatric cancer patients and their families.
Nationality Rooms Receive African Artifacts From Renowned Art Collector
By Nick Jovonovich • Feb 7, 2013
The University of Pittsburgh's African Heritage Classroom Committee has received a donation of eight important African artifacts from Ralph Proctor, a Pitt alumnus and professor at the Community College of Allegheny County who is a nationally recognized collector of African art.
Why donate? More like why not said Proctor, who has been associated with the room since its very beginning and just though it would be a good idea.
"Stan the Man"…"A True Sports Hero"
By Tim Camerato • Jan 31, 2013
The Pennsylvania State Senate today passed a resolution honoring Baseball Hall of Famer Stanley Musial.
"Stan the Man," as he was known, was a Donora, Pennsylvania native, and died January 22nd at the age of 92.
Senator Tim Solobay (D-Washington County), who introduced the measure, said Musial leaves behind a great legacy.
" 'Stan the Man' Musial was an athlete from the greatest generation. He was a true sports hero in every sense of the word."
Visitors Invited to Get Interactive at the Carnegie Museum of Art
Visitors to the Carnegie Museum of Art are being asked to take photos, share experiences, and eat free cake as part of the museum's two new projects.
Debuting February 9 and 21 respectively, 20/20: Celebrating Two Decades of the Heinz Architectural Center and Oh Snap! Your Take on Our Photographs are designed to help visitors see a trip to the galleries as part of a conversation.
Speaking Volumes: John Allison
By Josh Raulerson • Jan 28, 2013
Editor and critic John Allison works on the Sunday Books section at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Though much of his week is spent sifting through boxes of galleys for forthcoming books, it hasn't dimmed his enthusiasm for the printed word.
David Lodge, Nice Work
Night Market Will Feature Art, Food, And Curling
By Katie Zak • Jan 21, 2013
Project Pop Up is back again this week with the third Night Market in conjunction with the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust's Gallery Crawl. This event will feature many food and craft vendors along with a curling demonstration outside its new location with the musicians' group Symbiotic Collusion on 7th Street.
Jeremy Waldrup, President and CEO of the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership, the sponsor of Project Pop Up, said this event will be slightly smaller than the last, but will still offer the same quality of talent.
Let Freedom Sing for MLK Day
By Jared Adkins • Jan 21, 2013
The sixth annual Let Freedom Sing event is a set of two concerts performed in the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, aimed at bringing together different cross-sections of the Pittsburgh region—young and old; black and white; urban and suburban.
The first concert was held Saturday in East Liberty to a capacity audience. Monday night's concert will be held at Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville.
Kris Rust, choral director of Franklin Regional as well as the co-founder of this event, feels many kids don't see the significance of MLK day.


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Cable Bay
Golden Bay & Takaka
Kahurangi National Park
Kaiteriteri
Mapua & Ruby Coast
Nelson & Tahunanui
Richmond & Surrounds
St Arnaud & Nelson Lakes National Park
Art, Heritage & Culture
Beach & Water Activities
Cycling & Mountainbiking
Seasons & Climate
Kiwi Deals
3-5 Day Itineraries
Centre of New Zealand
Visit Nelson Tasman
Known as a vibrant and welcoming city, Nelson is (quite literally) at the heart of the country. It's accessible, highly connected to other main centres, and is the place many New Zealanders choose for their getaways, and who can blame them?
The place is abuzz as a dining and entertainment destination all year round, with alfresco dining on cobblestone streets and wonderful waterfront restaurants, complemented by MarchFest in Autumn, Moveable Feasts in Winter and the Cider Festival in Spring. More recently, pop up markets and quirky side street fare has become a feature of the central city with a microbrewery on New Street and market stalls at Kirby Lane.
The city is an incubator for some of New Zealand's most successful and most-loved businesses and products, and the contemporary creative energy of some of these businesses are showcased at Nelson's weekly Saturday Market. The market has been operating for 40 years and is a 'must do' activity for visitors and locals. It's a wonderful way to get a taste of the work of local fashion designers, artisan producers and the surprisingly diverse people who make up our community.
We're proud of our legacy of artistic endeavours. In fact, Nelson has more working artists and galleries than most other places in New Zealand and is home to three of New Zealand's cultural treasures – the Suter Art Gallery, the Theatre Royal and the Nelson Centre for Musical Arts.
Right on the city's doorstep are some of the most stunning and most frequently photographed natural landscapes in the country. It's hard to beat the view of the city and Tasman Bay from the top of the Centre of New Zealand or the sight of snow-capped hills from Tahunanui Beach on a crisp, sunny winter morning. And, if it's outdoor adventures you're looking for, Nelson fits the bill. Just minutes from the city is the Dun Mountain Trail, so it's entirely possible to be hurtling down a hillside one minute, and enjoying a latte at a riverside café the next.
Stretching from the City's borders out towards the stunning mountain ranges that form the backdrop to Tasman Bay, Tahunanui Beach is well-loved by Nelsonians and visitors alike. The bay is a hub for watersports, and no matter the time of year, you'll find paddleboarders, kite surfers, sailors, and kayakers venturing out into the picturesque horizon as families enjoying fish and chips on the beach watch on inquisitively. Plus, set behind the sand dunes is every child's dream come true, with playgrounds, bumper boats, trampolines, go karts, a skating rink, a zoo, and even a hydro slide, all within walking distance.
Savour Local Cuisine
Experience It All
Get Closer in Nelson City
In and Around Nelson & Tahunanui
Activities, Food & Drink
Founders Heritage Park
Phone: +64 3 5482649 Website: http://www.founderspark.co.nz
Pic's Peanut Butter World
Phone: 03 544 8402 Website: https://www.picspeanutbutter.com/tours/
Cable Bay Adventure Park
Phone: 03 5450304 Website: https://www.cablebayadventurepark.com/
Wine Nelson
Phone: +6421747417 Website: http://www.winenelson.co.nz
Oceano Panorama Restaurant, located within Rutherford Hotel Nelson ~ A Heritage Hotel
Phone: 035482299 Website: http://www.rutherfordhotel.nz
Skydive Abel Tasman
Phone: +64 3 528 4091 Website: http://www.skydive.co.nz
Flames on 40 Restaurant Bar
Phone: 03 548 2089 Website: https://thehotelnelson.co.nz/
Pro Karts
Phone: 035485278 Website: http://www.prokarts.co.nz
Wine, Art & Wilderness
Phone: +64275776975 Website: http://www.wineartandwilderness.co.nz
Hardy Street Sprig & Fern Tavern
Phone: 03 548 1154 Website: https://sprigandferntaverns.co.nz/
Jens Hansen - The Ringmaker
Phone: +64 3 548 0640 Website: http://www.jenshansen.co.nz
Tahuna Sprig & Fern Tavern
Phone: 03 548 5066 Website: https://sprigandferntaverns.co.nz/taverns/nelson/tahuna/
Scenic Flights from Takaka, Motueka and Nelson
Phone: +6435258725 Website: https://goldenbayair.co.nz/scenicflights.html
The Gentle Cycling Company
Phone: +64 3 929 5652, +64 27 346 6202 Website: http://www.gentlecycling.co.nz
Milton Street Sprig & Fern Tavern
Helicopters Nelson Top of the South
Phone: +6435419530 Website: http://www.helicoptersnelson.co.nz
Saligia Art Gallery: Studio
Phone: 02108246111 Website: https://www.saligia.org/
Nelson Centre of Musical Arts
Phone: 035489477 Website: https://ncma.nz/
THE SUTER TE ARATOI O WHAKATŪ
Phone: +6435484699 Website: http://www.thesuter.org.nz
Walking Tour - 'Nelson in a Nutshell'
Phone: +64210315908 Website: https://sunnynelsontours.business.site/
Abel Tasman, Golden Bay & Molesworth Station - 7 day/6 night tour
Phone: 0800 662 462 Website: https://www.moatours.co.nz/group-tours/molesworth-golden-bay
Tasman Helicopters
Phone: +64 3 528 8075 Website: http://www.tasmanhelicopters.co.nz
The Ferry
Phone: 021 634 608 Website: www.theferry.co.nz
Hiking with Simply Wild Journeys
Phone: 64 3 5488500 Website: http://www.simplywild.co.nz
Nelson Market Ltd
Phone: +64 3 546 6454 Website: http://nelsonmarket.co.nz
Brook Waimārama Sanctuary
Phone: +6435394920 Website: http://www.brooksanctuary.org.nz
Nelson Tours and Travel
Phone: +64 27 237 5007 Website: http://www.nelsontoursandtravel.co.nz
Bill Burke Gallery
Phone: 0278470620 Website: http://www.billburkeartist.com
Dragonfly by Mariposa Nelson
Phone: 03 539 1078 Website: http://www.mariposaclothing.co.nz
Soul By Mariposa Nelson
Nelson Sheepskin Shop
Phone: 03 539 4939 Website: http://www.miwoollies.com
Parker Gallery
Phone: +64212321591 Website: https://www.parkergallery.nz/
Nelson Farmers' Market
Phone: +64 3 22 010 2776 Website: http://www.nelsonfarmersmarket.org.nz
Sublime Coffee Roasters
Phone: +64508782546 Website: https://www.sublimecoffeeroasters.co.nz/
Mariposa Clothing Nelson
The Baker's Coffee Shop
Phone: +64272954920 Website: http://www.thebakerscoffeeshop.com
Gill Gane - Designer/Neudorf®
Phone: +64212779966 Website: http://www.neudorfceramics.com
Theatre Royal Nelson
Phone: +6435483840 Website: https://www.theatreroyalnelson.co.nz
Morrison Square
Phone: +64 3 548 9191 Website: http://www.morrisonsquare.co.nz
Living Light Candles
Phone: +6435467561 Website: http://www.livinglightcandles.co.nz
Simply New Zealand - Kiwiana Gifts & Souvenirs
Phone: 03 545 7501 Website: http://www.simplynewzealand.com
Nelson Provincial Museum
Phone: +64 3 548 9588 Website: http://www.nelsonmuseum.co.nz
The Gorge NZ
Phone: +64272262822 Website: https://www.thegorge.nz/
Two Arrows Archery
Phone: +6435469272 Website: 2arrowsarchery.com
Moana Paddle Nelson
Phone: +64 27 285 0772 Website: https://paddlenelson.co.nz/
Phone: +6435469939 Website: http://www.theworkshopbrewery.co.nz
Wall to Wall Art
Phone: +64 3 548 3961 Website: http://www.walltowallartnelson.co.nz
Harbour Light Bistro
Phone: 03 5466685 Website: http://www.harbourlightbistro.co.nz
Cable Bay Kayaks
Phone: +64 3 391 0010 Website: http://www.cablebaykayaks.co.nz
Kiwi Journeys
Phone: +6435480093 Website: https://kiwijourneys.co.nz/
Star and Stone Tattoo @ Abel Tasman National Park
Phone: +64278271149 Website: https://www.facebook.com/starandstonetattoo
Speights Ale House Nelson
Phone: +6435477336 Website: http://www.alehousenelson.co.nz
Waahi Taakaro Golf Course
Phone: 03 548 7301 Website: https://www.waahitaakarogolfclub.co.nz
Cycling with Simply Wild Journeys
Phone: 03 548 8500 Website: https://www.simplywild.co.nz
Tessa Mae's with Attitude Ltd
Phone: +6435402799 Website: http://www.tessamaes.co.nz
The Styx Restaurant
Phone: +6435481075 Website: https://www.styxrestaurant.co.nz
Kina Beach Vineyard Tasting Room
Phone: +6435266252 Website: https://www.kinabeach.co.nz
Natureland Zoo
Phone: +64 3 548 6166 Website: http://natureland.nz
Burger Culture
Phone: +6435469020 Website: www.burgerculture.co.nz
Gravity Nelson
Phone: +64 3 545 8484 Website: http://www.gravitynelson.co.nz
Phone: 027 432 9688 Website: https://www.dayout.nz/
Archery Park Nelson - Archery Adventures in Stunning Native Bush
Phone: +6433988043 Website: https://archerypark.nz/dragon-hunt-archery-experience/
A R D E N bar & kitchen
Phone: +6435390394 Website: http://www.arden.nz
Arty Nelson Gallery
Phone: +64 3 545 6973 Website: http://www.artynelson.co.nz
Morrison Street Cafe
Phone: +64 3 548 8110 Website: https://morrisonsnelson.com/
Flamedaisy Glass Design
Phone: +6435484475 Website: http://www.flamedaisy.co.nz
NZ Trout Adventures - Charter fishing
Phone: +64279325084 Website: http://www.nztroutadventures.com
Delorenzos Studio Apartments
Phone: 35489774 Website: http://delorenzos.co.nz/
Tahuna Beach Kiwi Holiday Park & Motel
Phone: +64 3 548 5159 Website: http://www.tahunabeach.co.nz
The Hotel Nelson
Phone: +6435482089 Website: https://thehotelnelson.co.nz/
Rutherford Hotel Nelson - A Heritage Hotel "Experience the best of N.E.L.S.O.N."
Phone: +6435482299 Website: https://www.rutherfordhotel.nz/
Trailways Hotel Nelson
Phone: 035487049 Website: https://www.trailwayshotel.co.nz/
Abel Tasman Villa
Phone: +64 3 548 8533, +64 27 289 8982 Website: http://www.abeltasmanvilla.co.nz
Manuka Cottage
Phone: +6435489418 Website: http://www.accommodationnelsonnz.co.nz
Abelia Motor Lodge
Phone: +64 3 548 6898 Website: http://www.AbeliaMotorLodge.co.nz
The Palace Backpackers
Phone: +6435484691 Website: https://www.thepalace.co.nz/
Kings Gate Motel
Phone: +64 3 546 9108, +64 27 223 4826 Website: http://www.kingsgatemotel.co.nz/
Driftwood Motel
Phone: +64 3 548 2791 Website: http://www.driftwoodmotel.co.nz
Paradiso Backpacker Hostel Nelson
Phone: +64 (3) 546 6703 Website: http://www.backpackers.co.nz
Wakefield Quay House - Waterfront Villa
Phone: +64 3 546 7275 Website: http://www.wakefieldquay.co.nz
Tuscany Gardens Motor Lodge
Phone: +6435485522 Website: https://www.tuscanygardens.co.nz/
Trafalgar Lodge Motels
Phone: +64 3 548 3980 Website: http://www.trafalgarlodge.co.nz
Shelbourne Villa
Phone: +64 3 545 9059 Website: http://www.shelbournevilla.co.nz
Century Park Motor Lodge
Phone: +64 3 546 6197 Website: http://www.centuryparkmotorlodge.com
Waimarie on Riverside Motel & Apartments
Phone: +64 3 548 9418 Website: http://www.accommodationnelsonnz.co.nz
Urban Apartments
Phone: +6435482234 Website: http://urban-apartments.southislandnz.net/en/
Cedar Grove Motor Lodge
Phone: +6435451133 Website: https://cedargrove.co.nz/
Baywick Inn
Phone: +64 3 545 6514, +64 27 454 5823 Website: http://www.baywicks.com
YHA Nelson By Accents
Phone: +64 3 545 9988 Website: http://www.accentshostel.nz
Walmer Apartment
Phone: +6435483858 Website: http://www.walmer.co.nz
Mount Arthur View
Phone: +64(0)221647250
Chelsea Park Motor Lodge
Phone: +64 3546 6494 Website: https://www.chelseapark.co.nz
Arcadia Motel
Phone: +64 3 548 6791 Website: http://www.arcadianelson.co.nz/
Arrow Motel
Phone: +64 3 546 4030 Website: http://arrowmotel.co.nz
Mighway - Motorhome Rental
Phone: 0800555696 Website: https://www.mighway.com/nz/en/
Annick House Bed and Breakfast
Phone: +64 3 548 0554, +64 21 134 2808 Website: http://www.annickhouse.co.nz
Apartments Paradiso Motel
Phone: +64 (3) 545 7128 Website: http://www.paradisoapartments.co.nz
Maitai Valley Motor Camp - Nelson
Phone: +6435487729 Website: http://maitaivalleymotorcamp.co.nz
The bug Backpackers
Phone: +64 3 539 4227 Website: http://www.thebug.co.nz
INNBetween Lodge & Backpackers
Phone: +6435488335 Website: http://www.innbetween.co.nz
Heights House at The Cliffs
Phone: +64272259954 Website: Http://Www.heightshouse.co.nz
Fell House
Phone: 274769088 Website: https://www.nelsoncollege.school.nz/
The Last Straw Cottage
Phone: +6421344000 Website: http://www.laststraw.co.nz
Kimberley House - Waterfront Apartments 1,2 and 3
Phone: +6435485822 Website: https://www.holidaynelson.co.nz/kimberley-three
Nelson City TOP 10 Holiday Park
Phone: +64 3 548 1445 Website: http://www.nelsoncitytop10.co.nz
Peak View Retreat
Phone: +64226312749 Website: https://www.peakviewretreat.com/
Riverlodge Apartments
Phone: 03 548 3094 Website: http://www.riverlodgenelson.co.nz/
Milton Chalet Motel
Fern Cottage Escape
ASURE Fountain Resort Motel
Phone: +64 3 548 5099, +64 27 221 8163 Website: http://www.fountainresort.co.nz
Balmoral Motel
Phone: +64 3 5485018 Website: http://www.nelsonmotel.co.nz
Courtesy Court Motel
Phone: +64 3 548 5114 Website: http://www.courtesycourt.co.nz
Joya Garden & Villa Studios and Organic B&B
Phone: +64 3 539 1350 Website: http://www.joya.co.nz
Ascot Lodge & Gallery
Phone: +64 3 548 5728 Website: http://www.ascotlodge.co.nz
Greens Motel - A putt away from the green
Phone: +6435464341 Website: https://www.greensmotel.co.nz/
Cambria House Bed & Breakfast
Beaches Motor Inn
Phone: +64 3 548 6008 Website: http://www.beachesmotorinn.co.nz
Tasman Bay Backpackers
Phone: +64 3 548 7950 Website: http://www.tasmanbaybackpackers.co.nz
Palazzo Motorlodge
Phone: 035458171 Website: https://palazzomotorlodge.co.nz/
Riverlodge Nelson
Phone: +6435483094 Website: http://www.riverlodgenelson.co.nz
Phone: 0800802802 Website: http://www.greatjourneysofnz.co.nz
Golden Bay Air
Phone: +64 3 5258725 Website: http://www.goldenbayair.co.nz
Golden Bay Air - Abel Tasman Flights and Shuttles
Phone: +6435258725 Website: https://goldenbayair.co.nz/abeltasman.html
InterCity Coachlines
Phone: +64 3 548 1538 Website: https://www.intercity.co.nz/?a_aid=985107
Golden Bay Rental Cars
Phone: +6435258725 Website: http://www.goldenbayair.co.nz/
Nelson Coachlines
Phone: +64 3 548 3256 Website: http://www.nelsoncoachlines.co.nz
Executive Limousines
Phone: +64 3 545 1765 Website: http://www.executivelimousines.co.nz
Golden Bay Air - Heaphy Track Flights and Shuttles
Phone: +6435258725 Website: https://goldenbayair.co.nz/heaphytrack.html
Nelson City Taxis
Phone: +64 3 548 8225 Website: http://www.nelsontaxis.co.nz
Golden Bay Shuttles - Heaphy Track and Abel Tasman
Phone: +6435258725 Website: https://goldenbayair.co.nz/
Phone: +6435419530 Website: https://www.helicoptersnelson.co.nz/
Great Taste Trail Transport
Phone: 0800292538 Website: https://kiwijourneys.co.nz/bike-transport
Flying Kiwi Adventure Tours
Phone: +6435470171 Website: https://www.flyingkiwi.com/custom-tours-new-zealand/
Tasman Bay Sidecar Tours
Phone: 0274332782 Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Tour-Guide/Tasman-Bay-Sidecar-Tours-172780750092166/
Golden Bay Coachlines
Phone: 035258352 Website: http://www.goldenbaycoachlines.co.nz
RentAClassic
Phone: +64210747105 Website: http://www.rentaclassic.co.nz
Omega Car Rental New Zealand
Phone: +6435485850 Website: https://www.omegarentalcars.com/car-rental-nelson/
Mountain Bike Tours, Shuttles and Transfers
Phone: 0276826357 Website: https://www.helibikenelson.co.nz/
Hardy Cars
Phone: +64 (3) 548 1681 Website: https://www.hardycars.com
Maxi Adventures LTD
Phone: 027 597 3040 Website: https://www.maxiadventures.com/
Tapu Bay shuttle.
Phone: 027-228-7081 Website: http://shuttle.tapubay.nz/
Trips & Transfers~Nelson Lakes and Beyond
Phone: +6435394896 Website: https://www.tripsandtransfers.co.nz/
Phone: +64 (3) 528 8075 Website: http://www.tasmanhelicopters.co.nz
Pegasus Rental Cars Nelson
Phone: +6435394949 Website: http://www.rentalcars.co.nz/nelson
Destination Tasman
Phone: 02108767992 Website: http://www.destinationtasman.co.nz
Sarah's shuttle service
Phone: 642102906723 Website: http://tasmanbayshuttles.co.nz/
Europcar Nelson Airport
Phone: 0800800115 Website: https://www.europcar.co.nz
My Campervan Hire
Phone: 0800111683 Website: http://www.mycampervanhire.co.nz
Nelson Car Hire
Phone: +64 (27) 528 35 45 Website: http://www.nelsoncarhire.co.nz
Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferries
Phone: +64 3 520 3110 Website: http://www.bluebridge.co.nz
Phone: 0800 380 380 Website: https://originair.co.nz/
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This guide is based on the Uncanny Eyes project by Phil Burgess, with a Halloween-y twist. We'll build an electronic eye as compact and small as possible. Put it in a wide-mouthed jar and add it to your potion shelf, or attach a leather thong to wear it like a pendant around your neck.
This is a fairly advanced project that requires fiddly soldering in a small space and uses delicate parts. There's a good bit of software setup needed also. You can add custom images and tweak the code if you'd like, or just copy and paste our code as-is. It's not an easy project, but the end result is so incredibly cool that it's worth a bit of hard work!
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Oakwood Village is seeking to hire a new position as the Director of Religion and Pastoral Care for Oakwood Village. This position is responsible for the development, implementation and maintenance of pastoral services and ecumenical worship programs, across the organization. These services are available to all patients/residents/families and staff. The Director will also coordinate the development and maintenance of any programs of Clinical Pastoral Education that Oakwood may choose to offer. The Director is also responsible for integrating the religious/spiritual history of Oakwood Lutheran Senior Ministries via outreach and connections to supporting congregations and through programs of mutual spiritual benefit and support, throughout the Madison community.
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The people we must always make room for.
(Posted July 23, 2016)
"The Bible insists that the best test of a nation's righteousness
is how it treats the poorest and most vulnerable in its midst."
— Jim Wallis, Christian writer and social activist
It was probably one of the most important lessons ever taught to me, only months before my mother died prematurely at age 48. Ours had been privileged lives, wanting for nothing material. There were frequent trips to New York City, and when my father had his business trips there, that left Mom and I a few days on our own to "paint the town red," by shopping on Fifth Avenue or exploring the Metropolitan Museum of Art or MOMA. We always visited St. Patrick's Cathedral. You see, I wasn't named for the Saint of the same name, but for the Cathedral itself. It was the place where my mother, unable to conceive a child, went to pray for the gift of fertility. I was the product.
She was a wise woman, my mother. By the time I reached 16, she realized that my concept of what the world looked like was pretty skewed. I had never really seen poverty, since in our home city it was well-concealed from the main flow of life. And certainly on our many New York trips, what I knew of the city was what existed between 34th Street and Central Park. So on what would be our last trip together, she said to me, "I'm going to show you what makes up the REAL rest of New York City."
She hired a cab for the day. We drove up to Spanish Harlem, to the projects and the tenements, to the edge of SOHO, which in 1963 still remained ungentrified, where heroin addicts sat on the pavement, shooting up between their toes. And then down to the Bowery, where we got out and walked the street. It was a convention of hundreds of homeless people, almost all men, of beggars and those whose homes were cardboard refrigerator boxes. We stopped and talked to some of the men, gave some money to others. And as we left the Bowery for our posh uptown hotel, she said to me, "These people are the people we must always make room for, and never look down upon. That's what Jesus taught us. You help as best you can." The following day as we flew home and I sat in my window seat, the pilot banked the plane and flew over the tip of Manhattan. As we flew over the Bowery, my 16-year-old mind was overwhelmed by the enormity of need, and my own smallness. As I realized that all I could do was to help rescue just one person at a time, I wept.
Times have changed, but poverty has not. It's easy in a place like Manhattan to relegate poverty to each end of the island, away from tourists. But poverty is a lot more visible in smaller cities. Especially in good times when other cities have the wherewithal to renew their old neighborhoods, there is great satisfaction in refreshing the cityscape. But there is always the tendency to forget that a city is not made up solely of the fortunate, but of those who are citizens themselves AND who have a right to exist in that landscape despite their poverty. How do we make room for people in all economic and social strata? What mechanisms exist right in our own city for us to help to provide the support system for individuals and families who subsist in the shadow of affluence?
This Sunday, July 24, church member Lisa Lettieri will be our guest Lay Preacher as she explores this very issue, with her message, "Making a Difference." I hope she'll see you there for the 9:30 a.m. service. I will be back for our July 31 service -- Pastor Pat Kriss


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Former President George W. Bush speaks to aspiring Invictus competitors at the Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum on Dec. 3, 2015 in New York City.
Photo by Jemal Countess/Getty
George W. Bush to appear in ad supporting brother
By Jordan Frasier
Former President George W. Bush will appear in a television ad produced by the super PAC supporting younger brother Jeb Bush's White House bid starting this weekend in South Carolina, NBC News has confirmed.
The Right to Rise ad, titled "First Job," is not affiliated with the candidate's official campaign and features the former president speaking to the camera while photos of his brother pan across the screen.
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For his part, the former Florida governor has made his family a key component to his final argument to voters in the Granite State ahead of the election on Tuesday.
And it is widely expected that the former president will join his brother on the campaign trail in coming weeks.
This article originally appeared on NBCNews.com.
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The presidential campaign: Jeb Bush
At the start of the Republican presidential primary race, former Florida governor Jeb Bush was widely viewed as the establishment candidate to beat.
The Place for Politics, Election 2016, Elections, George W. Bush, Jeb Bush and Republicans
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Imanol Agirretxe Arruti (n. Usúrbil, Guipúzcoa, 24 de febrero de 1987) es un exfutbolista profesional español que jugó en la Real Sociedad de la Primera División de España como delantero centro.

Trayectoria

Inicios
Comenzó su formación en el Antiguoko en 1996, un conocido club de fútbol base de San Sebastián. Al estar este club convenido con el Athletic Club, en 2001, fue fichado por los rojiblancos, pasando a jugar con estos en el equipo de categoría cadete.

Imanol Agirretxe ya acaparaba portadas de la prensa deportiva vasca antes de cumplir los 16 años de edad. Por aquel entonces era considerado uno de los delanteros centro más prometedores de las categorías inferiores del Athletic Club. El usurbildarra fue el detonante de un cierto revuelo en el País Vasco cuando trascendió, en 2003, la noticia de que no seguiría en el Athletic en categoría juvenil y que ficharía por la Real Sociedad.

Real Sociedad
Tras pasar por la Real juvenil entró a formar parte de la Real Sociedad B (Sanse) de la Segunda división B española en la temporada 2004/05. Esa misma temporada consiguió debutar en el primer equipo de la Real Sociedad en la Primera división española. Debutó el 8 de mayo de 2005 en el partido Getafe 2 Real Sociedad 0. Marcó su primer gol el 15 de mayo de 2005, con solo 18 años de edad, en el partido Real Sociedad 1 - Málaga CF 3, disputado en el estadio donostiarra. A pesar de su temprano debut goleador en Primera, tardaría todavía varios años en dar el salto definitivo al primer equipo.

Temporada 2005/06
La temporada siguiente, aunque volvió a disponer de unos pocos minutos en Primera División, Agirretxe estuvo centrado en la campaña del filial. El Sanse, consiguió entrar en la promoción de ascenso a la Segunda división española, donde perdió frente a la UD Las Palmas, equipo que finalmente acabaría ascendiendo. En aquel equipo, Agirretxe compartía delantera con Iñigo Díaz de Cerio, logrando entre ambos 36 goles esa temporada.

Temporada 2006/07
La temporada 2006-07 Agirretxe siguió en el filial. Su compañero Díaz de Cerio, tres mayor que él y que había marcado el doble de goles la temporada anterior, fue el delantero ascendido al primer equipo. A pesar de ello Agirretxe contó también con algunos minutos en Primera. La dirección técnica de la Real decidió, en enero, ceder al delantero al CD Castellón de la Segunda División Española para que adquiriera experiencia en una categoría superior a la 2.ªB. Durante esta cesión solo jugó 8 partidos (1 de titular) y consiguió anotar un solo gol (en la jornada 40 contra la SD Ponferradina).

Temporada 2007/08
Durante la temporada 2007-08, con la Real Sociedad militando en Segunda División, Agirretxe no contó con la confianza de los entrenadores de la primera plantilla y siguió jugando en el filial.

Temporada 2008/09
La temporada 2008-2009 fue la temporada de su confirmación al disponer de más minutos tras lesionarse de gravedad Díaz de Cerio. Aunque siguió siendo jugador del filial oficialmente, jugó 28 partidos con el primer equipo marcando 9 goles. Durante esa temporada el principal delantero centro de la Real Sociedad fue Necati Ateş

Temporada 2009/10
En la temporada 2009-10 la Real Sociedad consiguió el ascenso a la Primera División española, disputándose Agirretxe el puesto de delantero titular con el uruguayo Carlos Bueno. Logró seis goles en 37 partidos.

Temporada 2010/11
Ya en la 2010-2011, volvió a marcar como txuriurdin en Liga, el 22 de octubre de 2010, en la novena jornada, al marcar el último gol  en el minuto 86, en el Real Sociedad 3- Deportivo de la Coruña 0, disputado en Anoeta. Agirretxe disputó pocos minutos ese año, anotando 3 goles en once partidos de liga.

Temporada 2011/12
En la temporada 2011-12 se estrenó como capitán del conjunto donostiarra en la segunda jornada de Liga, en el Real Sociedad 2 - FC Barcelona 2, donde anotó un gol. Lo hizo durante un breve período de tiempo, puesto que recibió el brazalete de capitán Xabi Prieto en el minuto 69 y se lo entregó a Mikel Aranburu en el minuto 78, cuando fue sustituido. Agirretxe marcó un total de 10 goles en la Liga y dos más en la Copa del Rey.

Temporada 2012/13
En la temporada 2012/13, Agirretxe comenzó marcando los 2 goles de la Real en la remontada 2-1 ante el RC Celta. Tras un largo periodo sin marcar gol acabó perdiendo la titularidad. En la victoria 3-2 ante el FC Barcelona, anotó el tanto de la victoria en el último minuto, acabando con la racha del Barcelona, que llevaba 19 partidos sin perder en la Liga. Anotó el segundo gol de su equipo en la victoria por 1-2 ante el Real Zaragoza en La Romareda. Marcó el segundo gol en la victoria por 1-3 en el derby vasco en San Mamés. En la goleada por 4-1 ante el Real Valladolid, anotó el tercer gol al darse la vuelta ante la oposición de los defensas, y mandar el balón a la escuadra. Ante el Rayo Vallecano, anotó un doblete que sirvió para el 0-2 de su equipo, tras dos goles a centros rasos que llegaron desde la banda izquierda con Xabi Prieto y Alberto de la Bella como pasadores. Ante el Valencia CF volvió a anotar un doblete, clave para clasificarse a la Liga de Campeones. Volvió a anotar ante el Sevilla FC el gol de la victoria de los realistas, tras un remate tras un centro de Asier Illarramendi.

Temporada 2013/14
En el comienzo de la temporada 2013-14 Agirretxe se lesionó en un entrenamiento poco antes del primer partido de Liga ante el Getafe, sufriendo una rotura de fibras en el bíceps que le mantendría alejado un mes de los terrenos de juego. Reapareció el 17 de septiembre en el primer partido de la fase de grupos de la Champions League ante el Shakthar Donetsk entrando y debutando en la máxima competición europea en la segunda parte en sustitución de Haris Seferović.

Marcó sus primeros goles de la temporada en diciembre, en la goleada por 5-1 al Real Betis Balompié. Con la llegada del nuevo año mejoraron sus registros ya que en el mes de enero marcóal Villarreal CF y dos tantos de cabeza al Getafe CF. Su siguiente gol llegó el mes de marzo, tras un cabezazo en la victoria por 1-0 ante el Valencia CF en la lucha por Europa. Una semana después anotó un gol de vaselina en la derrota por 4-3 ante la UD Almería. Su último gol de la temporada fue en la penúltima jornada en el primer derbi vasco ante el Athletic Club en San Mamés.

Temporada 2014/15
Empezó como suplente del nuevo fichaje Alfred Finnbogason en la UEFA Europa League, donde la Real caería en la última ronda previa ante el FC Krasnodar. Sin embargo, una lesión del delantero islandés le abrió las puertas de la titularidad, y en la jornada 3 de Liga anotó su primer gol ante el RC Celta de Vigo (2-2). Después, con el regreso del islandés, el vasco comenzó a disponer de menos minutos, pero sin embargo Agirretxe acabó recuperando la titularidad y el 9 de noviembre anotó su segundo gol de la campaña dándole la victoria a su equipo ante el Atlético de Madrid, entonces campeón de Liga (2-1). Tras esto, a finales del mes de noviembre, sufrió una rotura de fibras en un partido ante el Elche C. F. que le mantuvo inactivo hasta finalmente reaparecer en enero de 2015.

Anotó tres goles consecutivos, en las jornadas 22, 23 y 24 respectivamente, los dos primeros de cabeza ante el R.C. Celta y U.D. Almería, que sin embargo, no se tradujeron en victorias ya que ambos acabaron en empates. En el siguiente partido colaboró con otro gol en la victoria frente al Sevilla F. C. por 4-3. Tras periodo de casi un mes sin marcar, anotó un gol de cabeza casi de espaldas, tras un giro de cuello en la victoria por 3-1 ante el Córdoba C.F. Tras otro periodo sin marcar, en la última jornada anotó un gol en la victoria por 2-4 ante el Rayo Vallecano, sumando al final de la campaña 7 goles.

Temporada 2015/16
En verano de 2015 la Real Sociedad fichó a Jonathas. En los primeros partidos de liga fue el brasileño quien contó con la confianza del entrenador David Moyes, no pudiendo debutar Agirretxe hasta la tercera jornada. En la siguiente jornada Agirretxe sería el delantero titular ante el R. C. D. Espanyol, al que le marcó un gol, siendo la Real Sociedad derrotada 2-3. Tres días después fue titular ante el Granada C.F. y anotó su único hat-trick como profesional en la primera victoria de la Real por 0-3.

Después del partido contra el Granada, volvió a anotar ante el Málaga C.F., Levante, dos goles al Celta, Sevilla F. C., dos goles ante la S.D. Eibar y Getafe C.F., situándose con un total de 12 goles en 13 partidos disputados, lo que le hizo situó en el tercer puesto de máximos goleadores de la Liga, tras los barcelonistas Neymar Jr. y Luis Suárez en la jornada 15.

Esta sucesión de partido marcando goles se vio interrumpida por una grave lesión. En el último partido del año ante el Real Madrid, el 30 de diciembre de 2015, sufrió una lesión en el tobillo izquierdo tras una entrada del portero Keylor Navas. Esta lesión cortó su racha de juego e inició una complicada serie de lesiones que pondría fin a su carrera prematuramente, solo dos años y medio más tarde.

La lesión producida por la entrada de Navas aparentemente no revestía excesiva gravedad, pero le obligó a parar casi dos meses. Reapareció ante el Málaga C.F. en la jornada 26, sin estar totalmente recuperado, anotando el tanto del empate de su equipo, pero volvió a recaer de la lesión y tuvo que ser intervenido quirúrgicamente una vez más, perdiéndose el resto de la temporada. Aun así, acabó la temporada como el máximo goleador del equipo y uno de los máximos anotadores de la liga con 13 goles en 16 partidos.

Sucesión de lesiones y retirada

Al comenzar la pretemporada 2016-17, Agirretxe seguía con molestias derivadas de la operación de tobillo. Tuvo que dejar los entrenamientos hasta en dos ocasiones ya que las molestias y dolores persistían. Pasó consulta con el prestigioso doctor Van Dijk y tras un mes de observación sin signos de mejoría, en septiembre se le practicó una artroscopia que encontró un pequeño fragmento óseo que podía ser el causante de sus persistentes dolores. Durante su proceso de rehabilitación el club le renovó su contrato hasta 2020. Tras el pertinente periodo de recuperación la Real anunció, el 11 de noviembre, que el jugador regresaba a los terrenos de juego, pero a finales de ese mismo mes el tobillo del jugador volvió a resentirse. En ese momento se le diagnosticó una tendinitis.

Los dolores del jugador persistieron y se cambió la táctica de tratamiento, optándose por reposo, fisioterapia e infiltraciones en el tobillo. El jugador prosiguió con su recuperación y en el tramo final de la temporada 2016-17 obtuvo de nuevo el alta y pudo volver a entrenarse con relativa normalidad. Sin embargo, tras estar más de un año en sin jugar, una lesión muscular le impidió volver a entrar en una convocatoria en el tramo final de la temporada. Así, Agirretxe acabó sin disputar ni un solo partido esa campaña.

Durante la temporada 2017-18 Agirretxe logró volver a los terrenos de juego. Reapareció en el mes de agosto, después de más de un año sin jugar, en un amistoso de pretemporada ante el FC Groningen, en el que volvió a marcar gol  El 19 de agosto salió desde el banquillo en la primera jornada de Liga ante el Celta de Vigo (2-3). Sin embargo en octubre sufrió una lesión muscular en el cuádriceps de su pierna izquierda, habiendo participado en tres encuentros oficiales. Reapareció el 21 de enero, volviendo a jugar en varios partidos oficiales. Tuvo que volver a parar el 22 de abril por problemas en el tendón de aquiles.

Agirretxe volvió a formar parte de la plantilla de la Real Sociedad de cara a la temporada 2018-19 y fue inscrito como tal en la Liga, pero finalmente, al poco de iniciarse la temporada, el 29 de agosto de 2018, decidió poner punto final a su carrera como futbolista profesional, después de haber sufrido una nueva lesión muscular de gravedad, pocos días antes en el cuádriceps de su pierna derecha.

Selección nacional

Ha sido internacional Sub-17 con España. También ha disputado varios partidos amistosos con la Selección de Euskadi, con la que ha logrado tres goles.

Clubes

Estadísticas

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Ficha oficial de Imanol Agirretxe en la Real Sociedad

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Futbolistas de Guipúzcoa
Futbolistas de la cantera del Athletic Club
Futbolistas de la Real Sociedad de Fútbol en los años 2000
Futbolistas de la Real Sociedad de Fútbol en los años 2010
Futbolistas de la Real Sociedad de Fútbol "B"
Futbolistas del Club Deportivo Castellón
Futbolistas de la Selección de fútbol del País Vasco
Futbolistas de la selección de fútbol sub-17 de España
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I used to be the world's biggest fan of VMS and EVE/EDT/TPU - you're probably going to -1 me for saying this but why not get edt mode for emacs. There is a lot to be said for emacs in terms of speed and facilities and it is worth taking the time to learn enough to turn it into your editor of choice, which I think is why us folks who like emacs like it - because we can customise it to do what we want...
Currently I'm using Xemacs - customised to my keystrokes some of which came from EDT.

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for example.


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/* eslint-disable no-sync */

'use strict';

// MODULES //

var fs = require( 'fs' );

// FUNCTIONS //

var fcn;
if ( typeof fs.accessSync === 'function' ) {
	fcn = fs.accessSync;
} else {
	fcn = fs.statSync;
}

// MAIN //

/**
* Synchronously tests whether a path exists on the filesystem.
*
* @param {(string|Buffer)} path - path to test
* @returns {boolean} boolean indicating whether the path exists
*
* @example
* var bool = existsSync( __dirname );
* // returns <boolean>
*/
function existsSync( path ) {
	try {
		fcn( path );
	} catch ( err ) { // eslint-disable-line no-unused-vars
		return false;
	}
	return true;
}

// EXPORTS //

module.exports = existsSync;


Mynachlog-ddu (SN143306) is a village and community in the Preseli Hills, Pembrokeshire, Wales. The community includes the parish of Llangolman.
The Welsh placename means "black monastic grange": before the Dissolution of the Monasteries, the parish belonged to St Dogmaels Abbey.
Mynachlog-ddu sits on a plateau 200 metres (660 ft) above sea level between Carn Menyn (365m) and Foel Dyrch (368m) in the Preseli Hills.
Mynachlog-ddu and the surrounding Preselis are rich in prehistoric remains. It is one of the possible sites of the Battle of Mynydd Carn in 1081. By c.1100 it was under the control of the Normans. Much has been unenclosed moorland since mediaeval times, with few houses. The village developed as housing for slate quarry workers and there has been a chapel in the village since 1794.
The population of the parish in 1821 was 447.
Carn Menyn is presumed to be the source of the bluestones used in the inner circle of Stonehenge. In 2000/2001 a project was established to try to transport a piece of bluestone from the village to Stonehenge. The project ended when the stone sank in the sea. It was lifted out a few months after, but the project was never resumed. A comedy based on the idea of a campaign to have the bluestones returned Bringing Back the Bluestones premiered in Pembrokeshire.
There are two places of worship in the village: the Anglican church (Church in Wales) of St Dogfael (sometimes, Dogmael), and Bethel, the Baptist meeting house.
The poet Waldo Williams was a pupil at the primary school (where his father was headteacher) between 1911 and 1915, where he learned to speak Welsh. Dutch officer and Colditz POW (and escapee) Damiaen Joan van Doorninck spent his retirement in Mynachlogddu and died there on September 24th, 1987.
^ "Community population". Retrieved 20 April 2015.
^ Charles, B. G. (1992). The Placenames of Pembrokeshire. National Library of Wales. p. 124. ISBN 0-907158-58-7.
^ Landranger 145 - Cardigan and Mynydd Preseli. Ordnance Survey. 2007.
^ "Dyfed Archaeological Trust - Mynachlog-ddu". Retrieved 16 June 2014.
^ "GENUKI:Mynachlog-ddu". Retrieved 23 March 2015.
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Mynachlog-ddu.
This page was last edited on 11 May 2018, at 20:52 (UTC).


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