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My one month vegan challenge is complete! I thought I'd share my experience and the changes I felt during the month.
The first week was definitely the hardest for me. Rather than ease into being vegan I went straight into it and cut out all the non-vegan foods. I think I struggled in the first week since I had the whole 'want what I can't have' thing going on and my sister ordering sushi during the week was tough but after that first week it definitely got easier and I stopped craving meat as much and when cravings did pop up every now and then I was able to nip them in the bud much faster.
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I'm really glad I took on this 'challenge' & learned some food self control! I'm converting to mostly vegan/pescatarian now & limiting meat to sparingly. My first non-vegan meal was lunch in College Bar on my last day in the lab of fish & chips with mushy peas.


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Q: Unit test which asserts that current thread is the main thread The question is does it make sense to write a unit test which asserts that the current thread is the main thread? Pros/cons?
Recently I've seen the unit test which asserts the current thread for the callback of service. I'm not sure, that it's a good idea, I believe it's more kind of integration test. In my opinion, the unit test should assert method in isolation and should not know about the nature of the consumer of service.
For example, in the iOS, the consumer of this service is intended to be a UI which by default has a constraint to run a code at the main thread.

A: Should you write a unit test which tests if a thread is the main thread?  Depends, but probably not a good idea.
If the point of a unit test is meant to verify proper functioning of a method, then testing this aspect is almost certainly not testing this aspect.  As you said yourself, it is conceptually more of an integration test, since the proper functioning of a method is not likely to change based on which thread is running it, and the one responsible for determining which thread gets used is the caller and not the method itself.
However, this is why I say it depends, because it may very well depend on the method itself, should the method spawn new threads.  Though in all likelihood this isn't your case.
My advice would be to leave this check out of the unit test and port it to a proper integration test for this aspect.

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should not know about the nature of the consumer of service.

When a consumer consumes a service there is a "contract" express or implied about what functionality is provided and how. Restrictions on what thread the callback can happen in are part of that contract.
I presume that your code runs in a context where there is some sort of "event engine" that runs in the "main thread" and a way for other threads to request that the event engine schedules code is run in the main thread.
In the purest view of unit tests you would mock absoloutely every dependency. In the real world very few people do that. The code under test is allowed to use the real versions of at least basic platform features.
So the real question IMO is do you consider the event engine and the runtime threading support to be part of the "basic platform features" that unit tests are allowed to depend on or not? If you do then it makes perfect sense to check if a callback happens on the "main thread". If you are mocking the event engine and threading system then you would design your mocks so they can determine if the callback would have happened on the main thread. If you are mocking the event engine but not the runtime threading support you would want to test if the callback happens on the thread where your mock event engine runs.

A: Let me show you my favorite unit test principles:

A test is not a unit test if:

*

*It talks to the database

*It communicates across the network

*It touches the file system

*It can't run at the same time as any of your other unit tests

*You have to do special things to your environment (such as editing config files) to run it.

  A Set of Unit Testing Rules - Michael Feathers

If your unit test insists that it be the "main thread" it's hard not to run afoul of number 4.
This may seem harsh but remember that a unit test is just one of many different kinds of tests.

You're free to violate these principles. But when you do, don't call your test a unit test. Don't put it with the real unit tests and slow them down.

A: I can see why it would be an attractive test. But what would it actually be testing? say we have the function
showMessage(string m)
{
    new DialogueBox(m).Show(); //will fail if not called from UI thread
}

Now I can test this and run it in a non UI thread, proving that an error is thrown. But really for that test to have any value the function needs to have some specific behaviour that you want it to do when run in a non UI thread.
showMessage(string m)
{
    try {
        new DialogueBox(m).Show(); //will fail if not called from UI thread
    }
    catch {
        Logger.Log(m); //alternative display method
    }
}

Now I have something to test, but its unclear that this kind of alternative would be useful in a real life

A: Arrange
Act
Assert
Should a unit test assert that it's on a specific thread?  No, because it's not testing a unit in that case, it's not even an integration test, as it doesn't say anything about the configuration taking place in the unit...
Asserting which thread the test is on, would be like Asserting the name of your test server, or better yet the name of the test method.
Now, it might make sense to Arrange for the test to be run on a specific thread, but only when you want to be sure that it will return a specific result based on the thread.

A: If you have a function that is documented to only run correctly on the main thread, and that function is called on a background thread, that's not the functions fault. The fault is the caller's fault, so unit tests are pointless.
If the contract is changed so that the function will run correctly on the main thread, and report a failure when run on a background thread, you can write a unit test for that, where you call it once on the main thread and then on a background thread and check that it behaves as documented. So now you have a unit test, but not a unit test checking that it is run on the main thread.
I would very much suggest that the first line of your function should assert that it runs on the main thread.

A: Unit testing is only useful if it's testing correct implementation of said function, not correct usage, because a unit test can't say that a function is not going to be called from another thread in the rest of your codebase, just as it can't say that functions won't be called with parameters that violate their preconditions (and technically what you're trying to test is basically a violation of a precondition in usage, which is something you can't effectively test against because the test can't restrict how other places in the codebase use such functions; you can test if violations of preconditions result in approriate errors/exceptions, however).
This is an assertion case to me in the implementation of the relevant functions themselves as some others have pointed out, or even more sophisticated is to make sure the functions are thread-safe (though this is not always practical when working with some APIs).
Also just a side note but "main thread" != "UI thread" in all cases. Many GUI APIs are not thread-safe (and making a thread-safe GUI kit is damned hard), but that doesn't mean you have to invoke them from the same thread as the one which has the entry point for your application. That might be useful even in implementing your assertions inside the relevant UI functions to distinguish "UI thread" from "main thread", like capturing the current thread ID when a window is created to compare against instead of from the application main entry point (that at least reduces the amount of assumptions/usage restrictions the implementation is applying to only what is truly relevant).
Thread safety was actually the "gotcha" tripping point in a former team of mine, and in our particular case I would have labelled it the most counter-productive "micro-optimization" of them all of a kind that incurred more maintenance costs than even handwritten assembly. We had rather comprehensive code coverage in our unit tests, along with rather sophisticated integration tests, only to encounter deadlocks and race conditions in the software that eluded our tests. And that was because the developers haphazardly multithreaded code without being aware of every single side effect that could possibly occur in the chain of functions calls that would result from their own, with a rather naive idea that they could fix such bugs in hindsight by just throwing locks around left and right, and perhaps even getting a false sense of confidence from their test coverage*.

I was skewed in the opposite direction as an old school type that distrusted multithreading, was a real latecomer to embracing it, and thought correctness beats performance to the point of rarely ever getting use out of all these cores we have now, until I discovered things like pure functions and immutable designs and persistent data structures which finally allowed me to fully utilize that hardware without a worry in the world about race conditions and deadlocks. I must admit that all the way up until 2010 or so, I hated multithreading with a passion except for a few parallel loops here and there in areas that are trivial to reason about thread-safety, and favored much more sequential code for the design of products given my grief with multithreading in former teams.

To me that way of multithreading first and fix bugs later is a terrible strategy to multithreading to the point of almost making me hate multithreading initially; you either make sure your designs are rock-solid thread-safe and that their implementations only use functions with similar guarantees (ex: pure functions), or you avoid multithreading. That might come across a bit dogmatic but it beats discovering (or worse, not discovering) difficult-to-reproduce issues in hindsight which elude tests. There's no point optimizing a rocket engine if that's going to result in making it prone to unexpectedly explode out of the blue halfway along its journey to out of space.
If you inevitably have to work with code which is not thread safe, then I don't see that as an issue to solve with unit/integration testing so much. Ideal would be to restrict access. If your GUI code is decoupled from business logic, then you might be able to enforce a design which restricts access to such calls from anything other than the thread/object which creates it*. That's far mode ideal to me is to make it impossible for other threads to call those functions than to try to make sure they don't.

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*Yes, I realize that there's always ways around whatever design restrictions you enforce typically where the compiler can't protect you. I'm just speaking practically; if you can abstract "GUI Thread" object or whatever, then it might be the only one handed a parameter to the GUI objects/functions, and you might be able to restrict that object from having access to other threads. Of course it might be able to bypass and dig deep and work its way around such hoops to pass said GUI functions/objects to other threads to invoke, but at least there's a barrier there, and you can call anyone who does that an "idiot", and not be in the wrong, at least, for clearly bypassing and seeking loopholes for what the design obviously was attempting to restrict. :-D That's actually a very practical litmus test to me is like how confidently you can call someone an "idiot" in misusing a design, without the risk of you actually being the idiot for designing something prone to misuse.

A: If the callback is documented to not be thread-safe to invoke on any other than, say, the UI thread or main thread, then it seems perfectly reasonable in a unit test of a code module which causes the invocation of this callback to make sure it isn't doing something that is not thread-safe by working outside the thread that the OS or application framework is documented to guarantee safe.

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Manuscripts and Publications
This list is a digital copy of a typed list created by Fr. Lazarus himself and excludes nearly forty years (1947 to 1992) of translation work, original manuscripts, speeches and more. Excerpts from Fr Lazarus' translations and manuscripts, many previously unpublished, may appear on this website as we compile forthcoming anthologies.
Published works and translations of Fr. Lazarus include:
1) The Ladder of Divine Ascent by St. John Climacus (1959)
2) The Jordanville Prayer Book (1960)
3) On the Prayer of Jesus by Bp. Iganatius Brianchaninov (1965)
4) The Psalter ( 1966)
5) The Great Canon of St. Andrew of Crete
6) The Arena by Bp. Ignatius Brianchaninov (1970)
7) An Indication of the Way into the Kingdom by St. Innocent of
8 ) Tradition in the Church (booklet from Light and Life)
9) Law and Grace (booklet from Light and Life)
10) Baptism As Thirty Celebrations (booklet from Light and Life)
11) St. Seraphim of Savov by Archimandrite Lazarus Moore
(New Savov Press 1994)
12) An Extraordinary Peace, St. Seraphim, Flame of Sarov by
Archimandrite Lazarus Moore (2009)
Fr Lazarus' translations into English, as of January 1947 include:
1) The Ladder of Paradise, by St John Climacas
2) Ancient Patrology (selections: actually about half the original)
3) Philokalia (selections, including over 100 pages of St Cassian; and from the Russian 5th tome: St Nicephorus the Solitary, St Gregory Palamas, St Simeon the New Theologian, Maxim Kapsokalivit and St Gregory the Sinaite)
4) Some Aspects of Orthodox Prayer (collection of passages on Prayer from the writings of the Holy Fathers, Saints and Teachers of the Church)
5) Indication of the Way into the Kingdom of Heaven, by St Innocent of Alaska
6) Catechism
7) Dogma of Redemption
8 ) Confession
9) Conversation between Orthodox Priest and a Uniat Greek Catholic
10) Conversations of a Christian with a Moslem about the Holy Trinity
Akathists
11) To Our Sweetest Lord Jesus
12) For Holy Communion
13) To the Most Holy Mother of God
14) To the Holy Myrrh-bearer Mary Magdalene
15) To the Holy and Life-creating Spirit
16) To St Nicolas
17) To St George
18) To St Panteleimon
18 a)To the Trinity
18 b) To Martha and Mary
19) Great Canon of St Andrew of Crete
20) Short Canon of Repentance
21) Canon to the Most Holy Mother of God (Annunciation)
22) To the Venerable and Life-giving Cross of Christ
23) To Our Lord Jesus Christ
25) To the Guardian Angel
25 a) To the Mother of God (Ordinary)
25 b) Easter Canon
26) Mental Activity, by Abbot Hariton of Valaam
(mostly translated from the Menology of St Dimitri of Rostov):
1) St Ephrem the Syrian
2) Passion of Holy Martyr Perpetua
3) Holy Martyr Dorothea
4) St Cassian
5) 40 Martyrs of Sebaste
6) St Gregory the Dialogist
7) St John of the Ladder
8 ) St Mary of Egypt
9) St George
10) Sts Constantine & Helena
11) St Cyril of Alexandria
12) St Andrew of Crete
13) Sts Simeon, Fool for Christ's Sake & John His Co-Ascetic
14) St Mary Magdalene
15) St Panteleimon
16) St Gregory the Sinaite
17) The Assumption of the Mother of God
18) The Nativity of the Mother of God
19) The Passion of the Holy Martyrs of Faith, Hope & Love & their Mother Sophia
20) St Thekla
21) St Sergius of Radonesh
22) St Hariton the Confessor
23) St John the Theologian
24) St Andrew, Fool for Christ's Sake
25) St Dionysius the Areopagite
26) St Thomas
27) St Martin
28) St Lazarus Four Day
29) St Luke
30) St James, Brother of Our Lord
31) St Dimitri of Rostov
32) Sts Cosmas & Damian
33) St Abraham the Hermit & his Niece St Mary
34) St Gregory Palamas
36) St Katharine
37) St Seraphim of Sarov (full life)
38) St Joasaph of Belgorod
39) St Onuphrius the Great
40) St Marina
41) St Elias
42) "The Ikon of the Virgin Mary"
43) Rabaiyat Baptised – an Indian poem
44) Preparation for Holy Communion by St John of Kronstadt
45) 12 Articles on the Most Holy Sacrament by St Dimitri of Rostov
46) The Eminence of the Achievements of Monkhood
47) A Spiritual Guide
48) Divine Love
49) From "The Story of Christ" by Giovanni Papini
50) Extracts from St Theodore the Studite, St Augustine, St John Moschus
51) Appendix to "The Degrees of the Spiritual Life by Abbe A. Saudreau
52) The Spirit of Prayer by St John of Kronstadt
53) Extract from the Holy Fathers of the Church on Prayer
54) On the Prayer "Let us the Cherubim" by Met. Antony
55) The Sign of the Cross
56) "My Life in Christ" by St John of Kronstadt
57) Surrender Not Resignation
58) Sermon in French on the occasion of his nomination to the Episcopal Dignity by Met. Antony
59) Article on Jesus Christ "From the Governor of Judea to the Roman Emperor
60) A Vision of the Most Holy Mother of God
61) 3 short articles on the Holy Virgin, Mother of God
62) Two Prophecies revealed by Jesus Christ to His disciples on the Mount of Olives
63) Errors of the Roman Catholic Church
64) Christmas Play by St Dimitri of Rostov
65) Indian Poems.
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The Fr. Lazarus and Judy Series: An Introduction
The following are a series of short stories or more simply, memories of the time I was blessed to spend with Fr. Lazarus Moore.
Fr. Lazarus came to our community and lived with Dn. Mark and Dianne. I was living in the community house called the Big House. It was across the street from the Cranors home. For a long time I would watch Fr. Lazarus walk his daily walks down Monastery Drive. I was afraid to approach him.
I had been watching Fr. Lazarus from a distance for some time, but did not approach him, as I was afraid of him. What was I going to say to a monk? I did not see him in the light of a spiritual father at the time. I simply saw and interesting character and wanted to hear stories about his adventures. I think I felt sorry for him too. I thought he was an old man without a family or home and that somehow to entertain him would be helping him in some way. I didn't understand the life of a monk and was trying to "socialize" him all the time? Poor Fr. Lazarus patiently endured and taught me to love God and my neighbor in the process.
How did I have the courage to meet him? Dominica Dianne opened her door for me. She offered me the opportunity to trim his beard and his hair. Before I was the church janitor I had been a hairdresser. She had always cut his hair in the past and did a wonderful job, but nonetheless offered me the job? I am ever grateful for her unselfishness to allow me into her home and their lives.
With much shyness and trembling I came to trim his hair and to hear stories of his life. I was also curious about what a monk was.
This opened up one of the most wonderful relationships I've ever experienced! We disagreed… we forgave… we laughed… we mourned… and we prayed together. Most importantly he taught me to love God and to look for God in my neighbor.
What I have tried to do is to share a few of the memories that keep coming back to me over and over… they have become part of my life.
Pray for us Fr. Lazarus… and forgive me.
Author frlazarusmoorefoundationPosted on August 1, 2019 Categories Memories and LettersTags Fr. Lazarus and Judy Series, Memories
Daily Broadcast
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A copy of Fr. Lazarus' lectionary, followed from childhood through his last days.
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20th Anniversary of Repose
Tuesday, November 27th, 2012 marks the 20th anniversary of the repose of Archimandrite Lazarus Moore who, serving the Orthodox Church almost 60 years, contributed to the spread of Orthodoxy throughout the world.
With joy and sobriety, enduring hardship and performing the work of an evangelist, Fr. Lazarus translated and spread what St. Paul refers to as the "Scripture (which) is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness, so that the servant of God may be thoroughly equipped for every good work" (2 Timothy 3:16).
Father Lazarus served in the Orthodox Church throughout the world, including Palestine, Kenya, Greece, Australia, India, Serbia, California and Alaska. Reflecting on his life and ministry, it is clear Fr. Lazarus transmitted the life of the Church tirelessly, uniquely, and in a wholly Orthodox manner as attested to by St. Nikoli Velimirović, who vouched for him when he came into the church, as one who is truly carrying the torch of the Orthodox faith.
Fr. Lazarus, knowing many languages, translated The Ladder of Divine Ascent, the Menaion, the Psalter, The Great Canon of St. Andrew of Crete, The Arena and hundreds of other titles still in use around the world in seminaries, parishes and monasteries today. Two books for which he is particularly well known, are the original 1960 Jordanville Prayer Book and the life of St. Seraphim, entitled An Extraordinary Peace: St. Seraphim, Flame of Sarov.
St. John Maximovitch writes of Fr. Lazarus in October 1957, "None of the clergy that is currently serving in England can successfully nurture the Orthodox…there is a need to have a cultured and theologically educated Orthodox priest who would have enough reputation among Englishmen…so there is definitely a gap in the Orthodox Church activities in England, and this gap could be filled if Fr. Lazarus returned."
Fr. Lazarus witnessed to Christ, to the Gospel and to the Orthodox Faith with Mother Gavrilia throughout India, visiting Gandhi while serving sick and impoverished families and children. He followed in the footsteps of Thomas the Apostle to India, who is traditionally believed to have sailed to there in 52AD. St. Ephraim the Syrian, in his hymns about St. Thomas, writes:"It was to a land of dark people he was sent, to clothe them by Baptism in white robes. His grateful dawn dispelled India's painful darkness. It was his mission to espouse India to the One-Begotten. The merchant is blessed for having so great a treasure."
These words ring true of Fr. Lazarus' ministry.
During the years of his labors throughout India as translator, priest, monk and lecturer, Father Lazarus achieved respect and recognition throughout the Orthodox and secular world. His translation of The Ladder of Divine Ascent by St. John Climacus got the attention of the English poet T.S. Eliot, who became interested in the manuscript, arranging
for it's publication in England by Faber and Faber.
Fr. Lazarus articulated and bore witness to the Orthodox vision of unity among God's diverse Creation, bringing dozens of cultures and tongues into the blessed liturgical cycle of the Orthodox Church. For decades, Fr. Lazarus studied, served Liturgy, taught, prayed, fasted and translated for thousands of people. In 1982, while living in Australia, Fr. Lazarus was invited to America on a speaking tour of Greek Orthodox churches. During this tour, he met some Evangelical Orthodox clergy and received an invitation from Fr. Peter Gillquist to come and live among the people in the Evangelical Orthodox Church in America to help them transition from Protestantism into canonical Orthodoxy.
By 1987, several thousand individuals were received into the Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese.
Those who knew him continue experiencing the fruit of his prayers. In 1986, Fr. L was invited to come to Alaska to speak to the Orthodox faithful in Eagle River. He returned in 1988 and eventually moved there December of 1989 after being asked to make one last move before his journey across the line from this world to our eternal home.
From the cool rains of England to the oppressive Indian heat, and from Jerusalem to the far north of Alaska, he was a man after God's own heart, looking for His lost sheep. Fr. Lazarus placed his hope in the resurrection of Jesus Christ, through voluntary service and suffering. This life with God, the greatest adventure, is relevant in our turbulent world, where we need to fearlessly go forward , no matter what the conditions, be they secular or pagan for God is with us.
As he approached the hour of death on his final pilgrimage, he heard these words from the second epistle of Timothy:
"I am already being poured out as a drink offering, and the time of my departure has come. I have fought the good fight, I have finished the course, I have kept the faith; in the future there is laid up for me the crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous Judge, will award to me on that day; and not only me, but also to all who have loved His appearing.
"At my first defense no one supported me, but all deserted me; may it not be counted against them. But the Lord stood with me, and strengthened me, in order that through me the proclamation might be fully accomplished, and that all Gentiles might hear; and I was delivered out of the lion's mouth. The Lord will deliver me from every evil deed, and will bring me safely to His heavenly kingdom; to Him be glory forever and ever. Amen."
2 Timothy 4:5-8;16-1
Fr. Lazarus, pray to God for us.
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The Riverside Company Adds Robert Pizzutiello as Senior Advisor March 20, 2019
Strengthens Firm's Diagnostic Medical Physics Expertise
The Riverside Company, a global private equity firm, has added Robert (Bob) Pizzutiello as a Senior Advisor to help the firm build a platform in diagnostic medical physics as part of its Healthcare specialization. Over its 30-year history, Riverside has completed more than 120 Healthcare transactions.
Riverside's current Healthcare platforms include The Dermatology Group, an organization offering management services to dermatology practices; Alsana, a source for eating disorder treatment; and North American Dental Group, a provider of comprehensive dental services. Riverside has also invested in a number of compliance-driven professional services businesses including CertaSite, a supplier of fire and life-safety inspection, repair and maintenance services.
"We are thrilled with the opportunity to partner with a leading medical physicist to help us build our platform investment in this attractive and growing market," said Riverside Managing Partner Loren Schlachet.
Bob joins Riverside with nearly 40 years of experience in outsourced medical physics services. In 2016, he was awarded the Edith H. Quimby Lifetime Achievement Award, recognizing American Association of Physicists in Medicine members whose careers have been notable based on their outstanding achievements.
"Bob has been an invaluable advisor to us as we assessed the opportunity in the diagnostic medical physics market," said Riverside Principal John McKernan. "We are confident, that with Bob's assistance, we can help partner practices stay on the leading edge of the profession as it continues to evolve."
Bob gained significant experience in the medical physics industry when he founded Upstate Medical Physics in 1983 and served as its President until 2010. He oversaw the sale of the assets of Upstate and transitioned to Senior VP for Imaging Services at Landauer Medical Physics. At Landauer, Bob developed and led a national network of diagnostic medical physics practices.
"Riverside's vision to build a premier, national medical physics practice is an exciting opportunity," said Pizzutiello. "I'm looking forward to working with their experienced team to partner with the most promising practices in the field and to help them become stronger and create innovative solutions in this time of change."
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Press Release Aug 1, 2019
California Governor Newsom Signs Bill to Protect Desert Water, Wildlife and Parks
SB307 requires state environmental review of Cadiz Inc. and desert water mining proposals
A kit fox in the California desert. camera icon Photo © David Lamfrom.
SACRAMENTO – California Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law Senate Bill 307 (SB 307) last night, defending California desert water, wildlife and parks. The legislation, authored by Senator Richard Roth, will prevent the Cadiz Inc. or other desert water export proposals from advancing potentially harmful groundwater mining projects without state review, verifying that no adverse impacts would occur to desert waters, wildlife and lands.
In a statement accompanying the bill signing, Governor Newsom stated, "What has flowed underneath the Mojave for thousands of years, sustaining the Native Americans, bighorn sheep, the threatened desert tortoise and a variety of other plant and animal life…. Prior to allowing any project to move forward there must be certainty that it not threaten the important natural and cultural resources."
"By signing SB 307, Governor Newsom has made clear that California will step in to defend water supply, wildlife, national parks and monuments, when the Trump administration neglects its job," said Chris Clarke, California Desert Program Manager for the National Parks Conservation Association. We thank Senator Richard Roth for putting real science and the health of our communities first, in the face of this administration's attempts to fast-track the Cadiz water mining proposal."
Senator Feinstein applauded Governor Newsom's actions and has long supported the legislation and fought the Cadiz Inc. proposal, alongside NPCA and a broad range of water agencies, community and tribal leaders, elected officials, former Park Service officials, and others.
Key provisions, facts and benefits of SB 307:
Protects important federal and state lands, including Mojave National Preserve and Mojave Trails National Monument.
Stops the Cadiz project from being developed unless the State first certifies the project will have no adverse impacts to natural and cultural resources, a standard Cadiz has already failed considering the CA Department of Fish and Wildlife's December 2018 letter to Cadiz's CEO stating Cadiz's science is flawed.
Signing marks the culmination of a multi-year commitment, originally started by Assemblymember Laura Friedman who carried similar legislation in 2017 and 2018.
SB 307 was authored by Senator Richard Roth (Riverside), principal co-authored by Assemblymember Laura Friedman (Glendale) and Senator Anthony Portantino (La Cañada Flintridge), and co-authored by Assemblymembers Ben Allen (Santa Monica), Todd Gloria (San Diego), Marc Levine (Marin County), Luz Rivas (Arleta) and Mark Stone (Monterey Bay)
Requires the State Lands Commission, in consultation with the Department of Fish and Wildlife and Department of Water Resources, to find no adverse impacts from proposed water export projects from this region, such as Cadiz, before groundwater pumping can be authorized.
Provides a 15-24 month timeframe for the review to be completed upon submittal of an application by the project proponent, at the earliest on January 1, 2020, when the legislation goes into effect.
Protects a desert national park tourism economy that in 2018 alone generated $436 million dollars in economic output in local communities, created over 4,100 sustainable jobs, and generated over $161 million in labor income.
Reconciles the science. For the first time, Cadiz must undergo environmental review by an entity that is independent and not a project beneficiary.
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Column: Lakers vs. Clippers: Could their first meeting this season be a playoff preview?
Lakers forward Kyle Kuzma, and his ability to mesh his game with LeBron James, is a big reason the Lakers are in the middle of the playoff hunt.
(Gary Coronado / Los Angeles Times)
By Dan WoikeStaff Writer
When the Lakers signed LeBron James this summer during free agency, they rightfully regained their place as the most compelling basketball team in Los Angeles — the biggest player on the biggest stage hooping for the city's marquee franchise.
It also threatened to totally eclipse the Clippers, entering their first full season of a rebuild, all the on-court traces of the franchise's best teams now playing in Houston, Detroit, Dallas, Philadelphia and other cities around the NBA.
When the Lakers and Clippers meet for the first time this season on Friday, it's a culmination of a kind of "best-case scenario" for professional basketball in the city. If the playoffs had begun Thursday, the Lakers and the Clippers would meet in the first ever "Hallway Series" in Los Angeles' postseason history.
There's still a long way to go before we get our first Clippers-Lakers playoff series, but we're also approaching the halfway point of the season, and there are big reasons to feel good about both squads.
The Lakers' Christmas Day defeat of the Golden State Warriors validated positive feelings about the team's first two-plus months together. Even with James injuring his groin and exiting the game, role players stepped up to close out the defending champions, with veteran Rajon Rondo and 21-year-old center Ivica Zubac leading the way.
It was fitting. At different times this season, the non-James Lakers have had some moments that have helped the team pick up critical wins. JaVale McGee, who is recovering from pneumonia and might not play Friday, has been better than expected as the team's starting center.
Reserve Lance Stephenson, who has never truly looked comfortable playing for any team other than the Indiana Pacers, has also been a solid offseason addition, a total wild card who can create points just as often as he does something maddening.
Second-year forward Kyle Kuzma built off his rookie season — proving he can still be a focal point in the offense even if he's next to a player of James' caliber — while Josh Hart keeps making winning plays. Veteran center Tyson Chandler has been a valuable bench addition, the Lakers capitalizing on the Suns' decision to buy him out of his contract.
Maybe the best sign for optimism has been the Lakers' disappointments — third-year forward Brandon Ingram and second-year point guard Lonzo Ball. Ingram has looked a little more passive next to James and Ball has been as inconsistent as he was during his rookie season. Ingram should get a chance to get into rhythm over the next week with an increased role during James' absence.
Most importantly, though, James has lived up to the billing, a dominating presence who has added deep three-point range to his game to give the Lakers some spacing they desperately need. His groin injury doesn't seem too serious, and while he almost certainly will miss Friday's showdown, he'll be back in the middle of the MVP discussion.
The Clippers, on the other hand, didn't have the same expectations.
A team full of NBA rotation players, the Clippers have defied pundits by putting together one of the NBA's most efficient offenses despite having a roster without a true superstar.
Forwards Tobias Harris and Danilo Gallinari have been spectacular and both should be in All-Star consideration. Harris is a pure scorer, an inside-outside threat who doesn't have to stop the ball to be effective. Gallinari, long regarded as a wildly talented offensive player, is finally healthy and playing to potential.
Backup center Montrezl Harrell has become a candidate for sixth man of the year thanks to his infectious energy and intensity, but he'll have to get past shooting guard Lou Williams, his teammate and reigning sixth man winner, to do it. Rookie Shai Gilgeous-Alexander could be a future star — a mix of Shaun Livingston, Rajon Rondo and a viable three-point shooter.
Reserve center Boban Marjanovic might be the easiest player to root for in the entire league.
They've beaten some of the best teams in the NBA — the Warriors, Denver Nuggets and Milwaukee Bucks included.
Their destiny rests with the health of Gallinari and Harris — particularly Gallinari. Some scouts think the Clippers will end up in the postseason if he plays at least 65 games this season.
They've done it while maintaining flexibility for next summer's pursuit of free agents Kevin Durant and Kawhi Leonard.
The Clippers and Lakers haven't really had a fun rivalry moment since Lob City's earliest days — Pau Gasol touching Chris Paul's head, causing the point guard to go ballistic might be a high point. But with both teams playing well, with both teams looking like playoff opponents, that could all change.
And basketball in Los Angeles will be better for it.
dan.woike@latimes.com
Twitter: @DanWoikeSports
Dan Woike
Dan Woike is the national basketball writer for the Los Angeles Times, a job he moved into after covering the Chargers' first season back in Los Angeles for The Times.


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Home School & Student News Hollywood Hills celebrates homecoming
Hollywood Hills celebrates homecoming
Hollywood Hills High School celebrated its homecoming during the final game of the season. The Spartans played against Coral Springs.
The Spartans did not win the game, but the players gained valuable field experience and the fans, cheerleaders, and band members had some fun.
On Friday afternoon, the students enjoyed a rousing pep rally, where they could yell and scream as loud as they wanted.
The Hollywood Hills Marching band performed with members of the Driftwood Middle School Band. This gave the middle school students a chance to experience performing at a high school football game. Some may choose to join the Marching Spartans.
Hollywood Hills Band Director Angela Maxion is pleased with the performance of the band. She is in her first year as the director and believes the program will improve. "We have performed well this season and I think we will get better," said Maxion. I want to continue developing this band."
The band received good ratings at a recent marching band assessment. Now, the Marching Spartans are getting ready to perform in the upcoming Hollywood Candy Cane Parade.
Summer Prescott plays the trombone. "Being in the band is a fun experience. It is a good place to learn discipline. It is a good place to meet people," said Prescott.
Frank Leonardi also plays the trombone. "I love to play music. I have made many good friends in the band. It has been a fun experience," said Leonardi.
Both bands gave a strong and enthusiastic performance during the game. Paul Morton, the director of the Driftwood band, said his students loved performing with the Hollywood Hills Band.
The Hollywood Hills cheerleaders enjoyed the chance to perform stunts and cheers during the game.
The seniors love being on the team. One of the cheerleaders, Mirlenis Fleitas, said she enjoys cheering and performing the flying routine.
Leneshia Luc said she enjoys cheering and especially likes performing stunts.
Members of the homecoming court were recognized during halftime. Most of the members are student leaders at Hollywood Hills.
The students recognized were:
Samantha Semas, battalion commander of the Entrepreneur and Leadership Military Academy, and a member of the Student Government Association and the National Honor Society and treasurer of the senior class
Patrecio Gantt, a member of the Student Government Association and Key Club
Louis Henry, a member of the National Honor Society
Aliha Datis, a member of JRTOC
Samuel Davis, a member of the robotics team
Sydelle Garcia, a future educator
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Now reading: Celebrate Biscayne National Park's Anniversary
Celebrate Biscayne National Park's Anniversary
Established on June 28, 1980, Biscayne National Park is the largest marine park in the National Park System and protects a rare combination of aquamarine waters, emerald islands, and fish-bejeweled coral reefs. Here too is evidence of 10,000 years of human history, from pirates and shipwrecks to pineapple farmers and presidents. Outdoor enthusiasts can boat, snorkel, camp, watch wildlife…or simply relax in a rocking chair gazing out over the bay. In the early 20th century the islands became secluded destinations for wealthy Miamians who built getaway homes and social clubs. Mark C. Honeywell's guesthouse on Boca Chita Key was the area's most elaborate private retreat, and featured a mock lighthouse.
If you are visiting for a day, you should sign up in advance for guided educational eco experiences with the Biscayne National Park Institute that can include sailing, snorkeling, paddling and exploring the islands. Programs range from a few hours to a full day, and highlight the park's amazing wildlife, rich history, and awe-inspiring marine ecosystems. The true beauty of Biscayne National Park is that it offers a different experience for everyone. No matter what you're interested in, you can learn more about the habitats and history of the park.
Biscayne National Park is located just south of Miami in southern Florida. The park preserves Biscayne Bay and its offshore barrier reefs. Ninety-five percent of the park is water! The shore of the bay is primarily an extensive mangrove forest. The offshore portion of the park includes the northernmost region of the Florida Reef, one of the largest coral reefs in the world. Biscayne National Park is situated in a subtropical climate, which ensures sunshine year-round. Winters are normally dry and mild, with occasional fronts bringing wind and little rain. Summertime brings hot and humid weather with scattered afternoon thunderstorms.
The reefs have claimed ships from Spanish times through the 20th century -- with more than 40 documented wrecks within the park's boundaries. The park's islands were farmed during the 19th and early 20th centuries, but their rocky soil and periodic hurricanes made agriculture difficult to sustain.
The park protects four distinct ecosystems: the shoreline mangrove swamp, the shallow waters of Biscayne Bay, the coral limestone keys and the offshore Florida Reef. The shoreline swamps of the mainland and island margins provide a nursery for larval and juvenile fish, molluscs and crustaceans. The bay waters harbor immature and adult fish, seagrass beds, sponges, soft corals, and manatees. The keys are covered with tropical vegetation including endangered cacti and palms, and their beaches provide nesting grounds for endangered sea turtles. Offshore reefs and waters harbor more than 200 species of fish, pelagic birds, whales and hard corals. The park also has a small population of threatened American crocodiles and a few American alligators.
The Biscayne National Park Poster measures 13″ x 19″ and is an original work by Robert Decker. Posters are printed on "Conservation," a 100% recycled, domestically produced paper stock with soy-based inks. From start to finish, each poster is 100% American Made.
Click here to see the Biscayne National Park poster.
Written by Robert Decker
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