Kid Friendly Orange Ginger Salmon :: Gluten Free & Soy Free!
Change up dinner time with brain nourishing, kid friendly, orange ginger infused salmon!
A couple weeks ago my girls fell 1 by 1 to the fever bug going through the school. Thankfully it was quite short lived, and my sweet toddler was probably the hardest hit. She kicked her fever like a rockstar within 24 hours, and when she came out of it, she was….hungry!
What do you crave as "comfort" when you are ill?
New mommas here is my encouragement to you! When you start these little guys out eating really nourishing food from the get go, they become comfort food to them. I don't know about you, but it took me a long time to re-train my definition of "comfort food" during illness. I've gone from Sprite soda pop, Saltine crackers, and peanut butter toast that I grew up on during illness, to bone broth based soups, teas, and meat.
She asked for her "pink fish"….
I am literally in awe every time my girls ask for something like "pink fish" (salmon) when they are recovering from being sick. This is my youngest's typical request. My first born is my soup girl and will eat bowl after bowl when she is recovering. My second asks mostly for anything with fatty fish or raw milk related (glass after glass of raw milk, yogurt, fish, spoonfuls of butter…). It is truly fascinating to watch.
Weeknight fast prep with a fancy finish!
Fish meals always end up looking so beautiful on the plate – as if you worked on it all day. In reality, pan cooked salmon is one of my favorite weeknight dinners because it is literally just minutes in the pan. You can whisk the marinade up and get the fish fillets in within 5 minutes the night before, and when you get home from work and school, just pop them in the pan. So fast!
When it comes to fast fish dinners, I usually keep it pretty simple. In this case, my girls were still recovering from a fever bug that I felt had a digestive component, so I kept the sides to a simple steamed veggie and buttered white rice. Super gentle for the gut. And to be honest, little kids usually go for more simple sides than the fancy ones anyway – at least mine do.
Steamed frozen veggies – just dump them right out of the bag! I get the organic ones from Costco!
Fresh garden veggies steamed or sauteed in butter – from green beans, snap peas, and zucchini!
Crusty bread and big salads made up with all the toppings you want! Here are some popular kid salad dressings like Ranch, French, & Thousand Island!
I recommend wild caught salmon and to avoid farmed salmon. I realize this can be hard to find in some areas (although it is becoming more widely available as popular places like Costco start carrying them!). If you can't find a good, sustainable wild caught source, the orange ginger marinade goes really great with pastured chicken or lamb, and grassfed beef too!
I buy my wild caught salmon from Costco (freezer section) for the most part. We also have 2 local fish mongers that occasionally will have it available. If you are local to West Michigan, ask in the comments and I will let you know where we go! Our family also enjoys Wild Planet canned salmon – if you can't find fresh/frozen, this would be a great way to get the brain nourishing fats from salmon into the kids. My little ones eat it right out of the can, or you can mix it up with this 5 minute mayo for a salmon salad sandwich!
Change up dinner time with brain nourishing, kid-friendly, orange ginger infused salmon!
Take the salmon fillets out of the marinade, and pour the marinade in a small sauce pan to reduce into a sauce later. You can strain the marinade if you don't like the bits of ginger in your sauce. I love the added heat from the bits of ginger!
Heat a large skillet over medium heat, add the friendly fat to cook in, and then set the salmon fillets in the hot oil skin side down. Don't over crowd the pan. If you have a smaller skillet, cook the salmon in 2 batches. Cook the salmon over medium/medium-high heat for 3 minutes. Flip the salmon and cook another 3-5 minutes to your desired doneness.
While the salmon is cooking, simmer the orange ginger marinade over high heat for 5-7 minutes until it reduces into a sauce. At this point you can either spoon the sauce over the salmon in the pan to cook the glaze on, or spoon the sauce as is over the salmon on the plate. My kids prefer their salmon with very little sauce - my toddler doesn't usually want any. In fact I squeeze a little extra orange juice or lemon onto their salmon and they don't even need the sauce (more for me!). The salmon has a mild, kid friendly orange ginger taste already from marinating so the sauce is just extra if you like it.
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Haha aw! Gotta love pink fish! I think it's so great that your little girl sees this as her "comfort food" – and that's totally the way it should be. And you will be inspiring a lot of other momma's to do the same, which is also great. Awesome post!
I LOVE LOVE ginger. Can't wait to try this. My kids are going to LOVE it!
Oh I know Jack will love this! Even more if he helps me make it. Looks divine!
Renee, this looks so good, it might even get my son to eat salmon 🙂 Love your cute kiddos helping in the photos.
I love this so much! Pink fish = "fishy" to my Tiny Love, she loves salmon the same way yours does! This salmon sounds so delicious with all of that delicious orange juice! So yummy!
You're doing good work finding ways for the kiddos to pack in those omega-3s, while simultaneously making ME want to as well! Yummo.
These kid friendly salmon looks delicious. What a great way to teach kids eat more healthy and yummy salmon !
This salmon looks amazing and I'm saving it to try next time I buy some. I love that my 16 month old daughter already loves salmon and other healthy foods. You're an inspiration to me and I love hearing about how you feed your girls real food!
Jessica! No way! I didn't know that! And I love hearing about your sweet babe – what a great momma!
Had this a few nights ago, we all loved it!
What a great dinner idea and your little lady is adorable!
What a lovely a healthy dinner idea! I love it!!
Renee – I always so appreciate your kid-friendly dinner ideas. I'm going to have to test this one out on my boys.
This quite literally sounds like my dream dinner! My kids absolutely love salmon as well – throw in your amazing orange and ginger sauce and it's sure to be a winner!
Orange, ginger, and salmon are fabulous together. Love this!
This flavor combo sounds like a great way to introduce someone to seafood! I pretty much always crave Asian flavors like this when I'm sick or the classic chicken soup but made with garlic and ginger!
Thankfully my daughter loves cooking too, she's going to be so happy to make this one. I love the flavours of orange and ginger, yum.
Hi, I live in West Michigan. What are the two fish mongers you were talking about and where are they located?
Hi Amiee! The Fish Mongers Wife in Muskegon and Fish Lads in Grand Rapids!


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Q: Algorithm to reorder values in list in Python I have an array of integers say:
arr = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10]

And two other arrays that define how I should reorder it:
A = [1,4,5,7,8]
B = [1,3,4,5,6]

A and B have the same size.
I would like to reorder arr in a way that the values in A come before the values in B, but the values that don't show up in either arrays stay in the same place. For example:
>>> reorder(arr, A, B)
[1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 3, 6, 9, 10]

A: >>> C = iter(A + [b for b in B if b not in A])
>>> [next(C) if e in A+B else e for e in arr]
[1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 3, 6, 9, 10]

A: Make a comparison function, and then you can use the usual sorted function.
from functools import cmp_to_key

arr = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10]

A = [1,4,5,7,8]
B = [1,3,4,5,6]

def cmp(x, y):
    if x == y:
        return 0

    index_x = arr.index(x)
    index_y = arr.index(y)

    if x in A and y in A:
        # keep the initial order between x and y
        return index_x - index_y

    if x in A and y in B:
        # x first
        return -1

    if x in B and y in A:
        # y first
        return 1

    # keep the initial order between x and y
    return index_x - index_y

print(sorted(arr, key=cmp_to_key(cmp)))
# [1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 3, 6, 9, 10]

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Wednesday Wailings: Monahan, Cammalleri, Goalies, Trades
In this week's edition of Wednesday Wailings I'll share my opinion on a number of things including Monahan's exclusion from Team Canada, Feaster's spectrum of trades and Mike Cammalleri's subsequent "pending" trade, and the Flames bleak goaltending.
By WestmountWailer Dec 4, 2013, 11:28am PST
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Monahan and the World Juniors
There are a number of junior-aged Canadians who won't be making the trip to Sweden this Christmas and for the most part, it's warranted.
My favorite line of the above link comes from Adam Oates re: Tom Wilson:
"For me, (Wilson is) an NHL player," Capitals coach Adam Oates told reporters. "He's conquered junior. Nothing against that tournament at all. I think he's moved past it."
That about sums it up, no?
It pretty much rings true for all of the names mentioned in that article and we're probably all nodding our heads collectively, save for one important point.
For the likes of Wilson, Nathan MacKinnon and Morgan Rielly it is especially true, given their respective teams will be in season-long battles for the playoffs and playoff positioning.
That's not the case for Monahan. Although fortunately he seems to be in coach Bob Hartley's good books which helps dictate his ice time, he will still be playing for a team with no actual future for the season.
I've maintained all year long that Monahan should have been sent down after 9 and most certainly in time for the World Juniors.
Maybe it's making something of nothing because the bottom line is that he's a fine prospect. But, time will tell, and I can't help but look at what the vaulted expectations did to the treatment of Sam Gagner in Edmonton.
Feaster's Trading Prowess - Mike Cammalleri
I like the word prowess. That's the only reason it appears in the heading above. It should more something like ", or lack thereof"... still...
I love the Ladislav Smid trade. It doesn't entirely go with the whole "rebuild" thing but essentially they added a very useful player for some not very useful (open to interpretation) assets.
Great trade. But, it - of course - has Brian Burke's fingerprints all over it. And, also they weren't exactly dealing with a powerhouse franchise, either.
So, before anyone could get too excited that perhaps Jay Feaster was going to start making quality moves he pulls the ol' Tim Jackman for a 6th then a 6th for Lane Macdermid switcheroo, seemingly to improve the size, youth and grit in Abbotsford.
I'll give him one thing, he has most certainly done well with Abby. A+ for the Heat, baby. Everything else continues to be nothing more than treading water when it comes to transactions by Harry Jay.
Remember, he gave up a 5th rounder for Pierre Luc-I'm-not-even-going-to-finish-typing-his-name (PL3) who was totally useless, then traded a useful player of the same role for a 6th. He has no vision for value, must like Darryl Sutter before him. The Flames continue to be very good at overvaluing players they don't have and undervaluing the ones they do.
And this is the guy who wants to trade Mikael Backlund? And that's ok with people? Another topic for another day but it leads me to my next point.
Michael Cammalleri.
Everyone just assumes he's going to get traded as part of the rebuild, for a 1st rounder maybe +.
Just throwing this out there, but do prepare yourselves mentally for the fact that this is surely not a foregone conclusion. If Cammy continues to perform Jay Feaster will look at him as a guy they need to keep, not a guy they need to trade. Jay Feaster doesn't trade players at peak value, he trades them at their lowest.
Then, let's say he somehow realizes Cammy shouldn't be part of the rebuild, like we all assume he already knows, if you and I set his value at a first rounder, you should temper your actual expectations. Maybe more help for Abby and a 2nd rounder?
Just don't start stockpiling the draft picks before you give this some thought.
Ramo and Berra
I'm not even sure this warrants much discussion but here goes.
No one was really sure what to expect from Reto Berra coming in - he was average in the Swiss A then lights out at World's - but with every passing game it becomes clearer that he was not the best goaltender outside of the NHL. And, Ramo might be better, but that isn't saying much.
I don't get the angst over Berra starting... over either of them starting, really... because neither are the answer.
Jon Gillies is the potential answer but even if he takes the Ryan Miller path, he's still 3+ years away from being a playoff calibre goaltender so be a bit patient on that front.
So that's that for this week. I continue to look at this season with very cautious eyes.
I still don't think we've seen rock-bottom for this club, which could be a good thing in terms of acquiring some elite prospects but with what seems to me to be a lack of direction in the front office, nothing is a sure thing.

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Feb 2014 I went to the doctor with a minor concern about a small mole on my lower back. It occasionally itched at night and was very dark in colour. It was only small, 4mm across.
The doctor wasn't sure as it can be a fairly specialist subject. I was reffered to the hospital for a dermatologist to have a look. The young nurse was not too sure and she called in the head man, he kind of dismissed it and said they have a very low threshold for removal and wouldn't bother taking this one out.
April 14 I was called back in for another check up, I'm pretty sure this was more due to a mix up with paper work rather than a follow up appointment. Another Doctor looked at it and also showed little concern but said he would remove it as a precaution saying it may cause a problem in 10 years time.
Time passed and eventually it was removed in November 14. With in 2 weeks I was called back to hospital where I met a very nice nurse, she explained she was from Mac Milan, my heart jumped. If there is one thing you don't really want is your own MacMillan nurse.
She explained that I was very lucky that the mole was caught about as early as you can. Further surgery was required which happened in January 15. I now have a 6 inch scar on my lower back but no Skin cancer.
It still scares the crap out of me and I regularly have nightmares. I constantly worry about every itch or spot on my back in case it's something bad. I was worried that if I hadn't been lucky enough to get this accidental second appointment it could have been a whole lot different.
For those that don't know me, Age 42, I do have blue eyes and blond hair, these are typical popular attributes of people more likely to get skin cancer. I have spent untold hours outside, whether working or playing, I do not have skin that is particularly light and very rarely burn though. I used to love the sun as a naive teenager but have actively avoided the strong parts of the day for years now.
I write this in the hope that some of you may think more about protection from the sun.
Factor 30 suncream, hats and sunglasses and try to avoid direct sun between 11 and 3. If you go away to somewhere hot, a long sleeved rash will do you no harm as protection from the sun is the last thing on your mind whilst sailing.
Please think about it , happy sailing.
sorry jamie .... very glad to hear you are ok !
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With anything in your body, if there is something weird or malfunctioning and it hasn't healed itself within 4-6 weeks...go see a doctor because that is not normal!
I work as a nurse in a surgeon ward and we having lots of cancer patients. Most of them got there problems for months and often years but just didn pay attention to it.
If we see them earlier and can help them earlier everything is a lot less invasive.
The irony of this is that I have a weak tissue tumor on my feet that has been mistaken for a while and they operated me last feb (one week after a month in Capetown) taking out almost all the tendons of my feet except the big toe, because everything else was affected.
If they got me earlier on surgery my feet would probably be still functioning a lot better as its doing now, and so would be my balance and with that my sailing (and don,t get me started still being able to do my my job).
Take care of your body and pay attention to it if something is weird. For a lot of stuff we don,t have spare-parts.
(and BWD, no i,m not Cobra made ).
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Sorry to hear about your scare Jamie, but glad they caught it in time!
This isn't the first time we've heard stories like this, and I think a constant reminder is no bad thing, so will try 'sticking' the thread to see how that goes.
In earlier threads I've told of how my brother had the tops off his ears due to melanomas at the relatively early age of 40, something that I'd only previously encountered in much older guys (30 more years' exposure) in similar professions (professional deep sea sailors).
I've got permanent sun damage to my neck and chest from too many years on yachts even with full-on sun protection, thankfully not turned nasty, but very unsightly dark brown scarring.
Yer i agree with Na omi thank god they caught it early and your ok . I go out in the sun all day (i know bad) im dark ,olive skinned and im covered in Freckles on my arms and legs but no moles (thank god) . But its just so difficult in hot climates or sunny days not to have arms and legs showing ?. I use protection 50 on my face when sailing but only 15 when sun bathing . But your post is food for thought mate . Point noted .
Scary stuff Jamie. I was refered to a Dermatogogist recently myself but thankfully the two unusual skin growths were diagnosed as a type of wart.
But with Celtic genes, freckles and skin that will burn in less than 30 minutes in summer sun, he advised me that I was extremely high risk for skin cancer since whilst I now take all the sensible precautions, I admitted that this was not always the case when younger. He certainly put the fear of god in to me by explaining to me that that past exposure can still come back to bite when it choses.


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watch:
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		find handlers/ meta/ tasks/ templates/ \
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integration_test: clean integration_test_deps vagrant_up clean

test_deps:
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Thousand Oaks-based Teledyne Technologies announced today that its subsidiary, Teledyne Brown Engineering in Huntsville, Ala., has been awarded a $120.1 million contract for work with the International Space Station, or ISS.
Teledyne designs and manufactures aerospace and engineered systems, electronic testing equipment and imaging systems.
Teledyne Brown has provided more than 100,000 hours providing dedicated payroll operations and integration support over the 15-year span of its initial contract, according to a news release. The company has furthered NASA science research aboard the ISS through the integration of payloads, training, developing experiment procedures and delivering real-time support to science teams from around the world.
The contract with NASA begins on March 1 and has a potential performance period of five years.
Robert Mehrabian, CEO, chairman and president of Teledyne, said that his company has a long history of supporting NASA science operations on the ISS.
"This award speaks to our strengths in remote space-based science operations and is highly complementary to our commercial space imaging business," Mehrabian said in a news release.
The industrial and defense conglomerate hit a record-setting $2.1 billion sales mark in 2012, up more than 9 percent from $1.9 billion a year before. Net income also set a record of $161.8 million, compared to $142.1 million in 2011.
The driver of Teledyne's growth stems from its successful pivot toward commercial and industrial markets, in particular its focus on undersea exploration and on cutting-edge testing equipment that is being used in a global wave of electronics development to meet demand from tablet and smartphone users.
The news release defines the award as a "potential prime contract" because several factors could change the government contract's value, including funding, continuation and award of government programs, as well as cuts to government spending resulting from future deficit reduction measures, the news release reads.
The alleged ISS is a highly probable hoax.
ISS is probably an unmanned lighted orbiting inflatable prop.
NASA hoaxes can be very simply proven or unproven today if unaccountable NASA would cooperate to publicly demonstrate a spacesuit and their never-seen ice sublimator cooling systems in a radiatively-heated high vacuum chamber on Earth's surface duplicating temperature and pressure conditions of orbit or the moon.
Despite allegedly being used for over fifty years, ice sublimator cooling systems have never been photographed or seen.
Despite representing one of the most marvelous and interesting heat transfer devices ever conceived or concocted, NASA spacesuit ice sublimators have absurdly never been mentioned in any academic-level heat transfer or thermodynamics book.
What is the $120million Teledyne money really being spent on?
It's long overdue for NASA to be held accountable.


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Author OurTemplePosted on November 5, 2018 November 5, 2018 Categories Education, From Our Rabbi, Fund Raising, Hadassah, Holidays, In Memoriam, Israel, Jewish Life, News and Announcements, Our Congregation, Simchot, Sisterhood, Spartanburg Interfaith Alliance, Worship
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No sooner has the shofar sounded at the end of Yom Kippur N'ilah; one tradition bids us to hammer a nail into the first beam of what will be the sukkah. At this time of writing (and recovery) from Yom Kippur and preparing for Sukkot, I am mindful of the intensity of our Jewish holiday regimen, as well as its variety of moods. The existential imperatives of the High Holidays bidding us to deeply consider the choices before us in life gives way to the quiet joyousness of the feast of tabernacles; all of which culminates in boisterous celebration that is Simchat Torah. I have come in recent years to think less of the intensity of the moods these holiday shifts impose and more about their gestalt, how they create balance; dark mystery of existence versus natural light of creation; hopeful anticipation versus a gentle fatalism (read the poetry of Ecclesiastes i.e. Kohelet "all is vanity"). We cannot have one without the other.
One tradition suggests that, in addition to hosting family and friends, we invite specific Jewish historical figures as Ushpizim (guests) to enter the sukkah with us: Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Moses, Aaron, Joseph and David. More recently, a novel invitation has gone out to Jewish historical women:Sarah, Rachel, Rebecca, Leah, Miriam, Abigail, and Esther. To add and extend this tradition, one exercise asks whom would you invite from history and why? Einstein? Picasso? Amelia Earhart? Such a personal review would possibly serve as a Rorschach to your soul and mind, a mirror into your heart as to where your interests now lie. No doubt I would invite Sigmund Freud. Quite possibly he would say "Rabbi, sometimes a mezuzah is just a mezuzah" disabusing me of my overwrought tendency to look for explanations when there is none. Or just maybe I would like to stand in the presence of Hannah Senesch, that brave paratrooper who returned to Hungary to save her fellow Jews; be awed by her spirit of devotion and her poetic achievements. Most notably among these and others would be Darwin whose revolutionary spirit and intellect paved a new way for beholding nature's gifts;
"There is grandeur in this view of life, with its several powers, having been originally breathed into a few forms or into one; and that, whilst this planet has gone cycling on according to the fixed law of gravity, from so simple a beginning endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful have been, and are being, evolved."
So whom would you welcome into your sukkah?
It occurs to me that the gift of being Jewish is that of entertaining ambiguities such as I have hinted at above. For this reason and others our reform faith more than tends to be non-dogmatic. So I hope you enjoy these last days of the holiday month of Tishrei. For the month that follows Cheshvan is called Mar Cheshvan "Bitter Cheshvan!" as it is bereft of holidays save Shabbat and the New Moon. There is a beautiful custom among traditionalist to take a bit of wine from the Havdalah cup and paste it to one's eyebrows. This symbolizes the commitment to take the sweetness of the Sabbath into our week, its joys, its hope, and its future anticipation for the time of ultimate peace and brotherhood.
May the beauty of the holidays that were continue into the months to come!
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Ardmore Village and Round Tower | Something Odd!
I go to Ardmore every year because We have a holiday home there.Isn't that cool?!!!!!
i'm trying to contact people with mobile homes in Power's to do a nostalgic piece for one of the dublin papers on the many years spent there by generations of families. you can post a reply here and i'll get back to you asap.. we're aiming to do the piece for this sunday's paper so i'd need to be talking to people by tomorrow (wednesday 25th may) or thursday latest.
sorry, that should say april 25th!
It is a shame and disgrace that people can be treated in this despicable way having spent so much time and money in an area they love. This country has no protection for it's citizens. I have heard of this happening for some considerabel time now and still nothing has been done to correct it.
I sincerely hope you have some success. How much longer do you have to leave your homes on site.
I don't understand the mention of _______ and park tactics? ____________ manufacture mobile homes and don't own any sites in the country, they wouldn't have anything at all to do with parks closing and residents being thrown off – it is awful what is happening in Ardmore.
D – I've removed that part of his comment, I'll edit your comment too.
hi, can i ask what's happening at the park now? I'm a journalist who tried to cover the proposed sale two years ago…. thanks, C Murphy.
I have no idea. Maybe some of the others who commented here are subscribed to the comments and will see your query.
Sorry to change the subect but I'm native of Ardmore and would would just like to comment on the photographs. It's really nice when you see an interesting and beautiful photograph of a person or a place that is dear to you. Some great shots there, well done.
I want to talk to someone who is affected by the sale of the site.
I wonder could you give me an update on the sale of this site? I do not own a mobile home but have had an offer to buy one down there and need to know if I would have to move it?
Just a note to say that's actually my Uncle Michael Mansfield in the photo on the bike. He's a household name in Ardmore for all his eccentricities but mainly for his friendly warm and welcoming manner – a true mascot of Ardmore.
I met him only last night as his sister (my paternal grandmother) is close to passing away and we were all around her in prayer.
I just happened to look up photos of ardmore on google, as it is an emotional time for us and we were travelling down memory lane, only to find his quirky grin smiling back at me. You've certainly cheered up my day and i hope you continue to frequent Ardmore's humble shores.
I traveled to Ardmore during a visit to Ireland from new York expressly to visit with Michael Mansfield only to learn that he had passed away last spring. We loved and admired him very much and I sent him a video tape of the time we spent with him in 2003. We met him at the St.Declan church site and wound up spending the rest of the day and well into the night with him. He was a great host and very willing partner in any number of silly antics involving his old motor cycle. Michael had us dress up in Army jackets and old helmets with sprigs from his hedge stuck in their bands and we rode all over town singing songs and carrying on like a bunch of kids. We then sat in his kitchen and had some tea and a few shots of whatever he had on hand. He showed us his shortwave radio, turned it on used his moniker to see if any of his pals were listening at the time. He will be sorely missed by me and many others.
Thanks Mike. My dad will be glad to hear the good words. I'll pass them on to Michaels "special friend" Catherine too. She was very close to Michael and loved him dearly.
Sad to notice that Michael passed away. Was just using Google Earth to go down memory lane in Ireland, and went further online Googling for people I knew when we owned Ard Carraig and visited Ardmore/Ireland frequently years ago (seems ages ago now). Michael always looked us up when we were in Ard Carraig. I remember one time we were fixing a part of the roof, and Michael wanted to help us out. At that time he was a volunteer for the Ardmore Fire department, so he told . This was next to his daily job as a post office employee. And as we were working with gas burners, Michael came with an old fireman's helmet and coat, and had some buckets with water at hand, just in case we were not careful enough. Well we knew Michael was around……… because with a high toned voice he was giving instructions how, when and where we could use the gas burner, making it virtually impossible for us to get the job done. That's when we decided to call it a day, and get a cup of tea with Michael. The next day, we woke up early, and fixed the roof as fast as we could before Michael came down ;-).
Yes, Michael Mansfield……….. a household name in Ardmore for all his eccentricities but mainly for his friendly warm and welcoming manner – a true mascot of Ardmore indeed.
Hi All I have noticed that you have no photos from Garreth Foley one of the farmers of Ardmore and a man with a keen eye. I have a few photos that he sent me and i like to put them up on this site can anyone advise he would be so proud.
Edwina – this is my personal blog. You should create an account for Garreth on pix.ie and upload his photos there. If you do, please leave another comment here linking to the account!


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By Jenny White
Flood sensors, sirens and station controllers installed to alert against water-based threats
MILWAUKEE, Wisc. – American Signal Corporation (ASC) is pleased to announce that it has recently completed a project in Zambia, which includes i-FORCE 3200 solar-powered sirens, flood sensor kits and CSC960 station controllers. The project spans two sites for maximum protection against potential hydrological situations.
ASC's newest project will serve the needs of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), which has worked to improve communication infrastructure in developing countries like Zambia. The chief goal of this new hydrological solution is to enhance preparedness for natural disasters and threats, while also fostering a seamless connection between threat detection systems and a vast range of public communications systems.
"In places like Zambia, there's very little infrastructure in place to alert people to a developing threat and help them protect themselves in that event. This new system of flood sensors, sirens and siren controllers lays the groundwork for a system that saves lives, and one that can continue to be built upon with future expansion and innovation," said Richard Roe, Executive Vice President at American Signal Corporation.
The layered hydrological system installed in Zambia provides comprehensive function that will increase life-saving time in the event of a threat. Flood sensors will measure water levels and surges, relaying this information directly to sirens, which can be configured to auto-activate when readings reach critical levels. Siren controllers also enable manual, on-site activation of sirens to alert affected populations in real-time.
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2 doubles tennis teams, two singles players reach finals, Genender '15 named Player of the Year
Henry Vogel
Two doubles teams and two singles players from the boys' tennis team reached the finals of Mission League Individuals, qualifying for CIF Individuals where one doubles team reached the quarterfinals. Michael Genender '15 was named the United States Tennis Association Southern California Player of the Year.
At Mission League Individuals, Adam Sraberg '17 faced Jaird Meyer '15 in the finals of the singles tournament while the team of Parker Chusid '15 and Jed Kronenberg '17 faced George Noonan '16 and Jacob Tucker '17 in the finals of the doubles tournament. Though Sraberg defeated Meyer, and Chusid and Kronenberg defeated Noonan and Tucker, all of them qualified for the CIF Individuals since they were either a runner up or a champion at the Mission League Individuals.
Sraberg and Meyer breezed past the initial qualifying rounds at CIF Individuals, but both lost in the round of 32 of the main draw. Meyer played through a thumb injury suffered at the senior retreat.
"All in all, I won six matches and played some good tennis, which I'm very happy about," Sraberg said.
Noonan and Tucker won their first match but were eliminated in their second matchup of the qualifying rounds at CIF Individuals. Chusid and Kronenberg got through the qualifying rounds and eventually lost in the quarterfinals to a doubles team made up of the two best singles players from Viewpoint.
Genender, who will play tennis at Stanford University next school year, was awarded the USTA Southern California Player of the Year award after a nearly flawless season. Genender's only losses this year came in the finals of CIF against Los Alamitos, where he played through a shoulder injury.
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EXCLUSIVE: Shomrim patrol chief accused of raping teen linked to Brooklyn pol
Jacob Daskal (c.) arrives at state Supreme Court in Brooklyn where he was charged with raping a 16-year-old girl. (Jesse Ward/for New York Daily News)
The president of the Shomrim neighborhood patrol accused of raping a teenager also serves as the campaign treasurer for state Assemblyman Dov Hikind's handpicked successor, the Daily News has learned.
Jacob Daskal, 59, is the main money man for Simcha Eichenstein's bid to take over the Borough Park, Brooklyn district, according to state campaign finance records.
Last month, Hikind announced he was stepping down after more than three decades in office. He immediately endorsed Eichenstein, 34, the former director of political and governmental services for the de Blasio administration.
He's considered the front-runner for the coveted position, according to political insiders. The Democratic primary is in September and no challenger has surfaced yet.
Daskal was arrested last Thursday after detectives caught him implicating himself in a recorded call to his 15-year-old alleged victim, police said.
The head of the Orthodox Jewish private security patrol abused the teen between August and November 2017, authorities said. He has pleaded not guilty to the charges.
Daskal, who has given campaign donations to multiple candidates over the past decade, is also a longtime member of Brooklyn's Community Board 12.
Jacob Daskal, 59, is the main money man for Simcha Eichenstein's bid to take over the Borough Park, Brooklyn district. (Jesse Ward/for New York Daily News)
The board's district manager did not respond to requests for comment.
Eichenstein, who earned $114,070 in 2017 working for City Hall, has not indicated any plans to dump Daskal, who appears to remain popular despite the pending criminal case.
"Everyone is going with the assumption that the charges are false and he will be vindicated upon further investigation," said a political operative familiar with the community.
Eichenstein did not return calls seeking comment.
It remains unclear how much campaign cash he has raised. His campaign does not have to make its first public filing until July 15.
But he has been busy meeting with Hasidic rebbes and other power brokers to garner support. He boasts of support from the influential Bobov, Satmar, Ger, and Belz hasidic sects.


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Impact of a single human leucocyte antigen (HLA) allele mismatch on the outcome of unrelated bone marrow transplantation over two time periods. A retrospective analysis of 3003 patients from the HLA Working Group of the Japan Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation
Yoshinobu Kanda, Junya Kanda, Yoshiko Atsuta, Yoshinobu Maeda, Tatsuo Ichinohe, Kazuteru Ohashi, Takahiro Fukuda, Koichi Miyamura, Hiroatsu Iida, Takehiko Mori, Koji Iwato, Tetsuya Eto, Keisei Kawa, Satoshi Morita, Yasuo Morishima
A previous Japanese study revealed that a human leucocyte antigen (HLA)-A or -B allele mismatch was associated with higher overall mortality, whereas an HLA-C or -DRB1 allele mismatch did not affect mortality after serologically matched unrelated bone marrow transplantation (BMT). This study reanalysed 3003 adult patients who underwent unrelated BMT from a serologically HLA-A, -B, or -DR matched unrelated donor between 1993 and 2009 using the latest database, that included 1966 HLA-matched unrelated BMT and 187, 31, 524, and 295 unrelated BMT with a single HLA-A, -B, -C, or -DRB1 allele mismatch, respectively. As opposed to our previous findings, HLA-C and -DRB1 mismatches had a significant negative impact [hazard ratio (HR) 1·35, P<0·001, and HR 1·45, P<0·001] on survival in the period 2000-2009. The negative impact of each single HLA allele mismatch was not significantly different among the HLA-A, -B, -C, and -DRB1 mismatches (P=0·79). An interaction test revealed that the effects of single HLA-C and -DRB1 allele mismatches significantly differed over the two time periods (P=0·032 and P=0·0072, respectively). In conclusion, the impact of a single HLA allele mismatch changed over time. In the recent cohort, the negative impact of HLA-DRB1 and -C mismatches became apparent.
https://doi.org/10.1111/bjh.12279
Published - 2013 May
Allogeneic haematopoietic stem cell transplantation
Graft-versus-host disease
Human leucocyte antigen
Human leucocyte antigen mismatch
Unrelated donor
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Kanda, Y., Kanda, J., Atsuta, Y., Maeda, Y., Ichinohe, T., Ohashi, K., Fukuda, T., Miyamura, K., Iida, H., Mori, T., Iwato, K., Eto, T., Kawa, K., Morita, S., & Morishima, Y. (2013). Impact of a single human leucocyte antigen (HLA) allele mismatch on the outcome of unrelated bone marrow transplantation over two time periods. A retrospective analysis of 3003 patients from the HLA Working Group of the Japan Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation. British Journal of Haematology, 161(4), 566-577. https://doi.org/10.1111/bjh.12279
Impact of a single human leucocyte antigen (HLA) allele mismatch on the outcome of unrelated bone marrow transplantation over two time periods. A retrospective analysis of 3003 patients from the HLA Working Group of the Japan Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation. / Kanda, Yoshinobu; Kanda, Junya; Atsuta, Yoshiko et al.
In: British Journal of Haematology, Vol. 161, No. 4, 05.2013, p. 566-577.
Kanda, Y, Kanda, J, Atsuta, Y, Maeda, Y, Ichinohe, T, Ohashi, K, Fukuda, T, Miyamura, K, Iida, H, Mori, T, Iwato, K, Eto, T, Kawa, K, Morita, S & Morishima, Y 2013, 'Impact of a single human leucocyte antigen (HLA) allele mismatch on the outcome of unrelated bone marrow transplantation over two time periods. A retrospective analysis of 3003 patients from the HLA Working Group of the Japan Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation', British Journal of Haematology, vol. 161, no. 4, pp. 566-577. https://doi.org/10.1111/bjh.12279
Kanda Y, Kanda J, Atsuta Y, Maeda Y, Ichinohe T, Ohashi K et al. Impact of a single human leucocyte antigen (HLA) allele mismatch on the outcome of unrelated bone marrow transplantation over two time periods. A retrospective analysis of 3003 patients from the HLA Working Group of the Japan Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation. British Journal of Haematology. 2013 May;161(4):566-577. doi: 10.1111/bjh.12279
Kanda, Yoshinobu ; Kanda, Junya ; Atsuta, Yoshiko et al. / Impact of a single human leucocyte antigen (HLA) allele mismatch on the outcome of unrelated bone marrow transplantation over two time periods. A retrospective analysis of 3003 patients from the HLA Working Group of the Japan Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation. In: British Journal of Haematology. 2013 ; Vol. 161, No. 4. pp. 566-577.
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N2 - A previous Japanese study revealed that a human leucocyte antigen (HLA)-A or -B allele mismatch was associated with higher overall mortality, whereas an HLA-C or -DRB1 allele mismatch did not affect mortality after serologically matched unrelated bone marrow transplantation (BMT). This study reanalysed 3003 adult patients who underwent unrelated BMT from a serologically HLA-A, -B, or -DR matched unrelated donor between 1993 and 2009 using the latest database, that included 1966 HLA-matched unrelated BMT and 187, 31, 524, and 295 unrelated BMT with a single HLA-A, -B, -C, or -DRB1 allele mismatch, respectively. As opposed to our previous findings, HLA-C and -DRB1 mismatches had a significant negative impact [hazard ratio (HR) 1·35, P<0·001, and HR 1·45, P<0·001] on survival in the period 2000-2009. The negative impact of each single HLA allele mismatch was not significantly different among the HLA-A, -B, -C, and -DRB1 mismatches (P=0·79). An interaction test revealed that the effects of single HLA-C and -DRB1 allele mismatches significantly differed over the two time periods (P=0·032 and P=0·0072, respectively). In conclusion, the impact of a single HLA allele mismatch changed over time. In the recent cohort, the negative impact of HLA-DRB1 and -C mismatches became apparent.
AB - A previous Japanese study revealed that a human leucocyte antigen (HLA)-A or -B allele mismatch was associated with higher overall mortality, whereas an HLA-C or -DRB1 allele mismatch did not affect mortality after serologically matched unrelated bone marrow transplantation (BMT). This study reanalysed 3003 adult patients who underwent unrelated BMT from a serologically HLA-A, -B, or -DR matched unrelated donor between 1993 and 2009 using the latest database, that included 1966 HLA-matched unrelated BMT and 187, 31, 524, and 295 unrelated BMT with a single HLA-A, -B, -C, or -DRB1 allele mismatch, respectively. As opposed to our previous findings, HLA-C and -DRB1 mismatches had a significant negative impact [hazard ratio (HR) 1·35, P<0·001, and HR 1·45, P<0·001] on survival in the period 2000-2009. The negative impact of each single HLA allele mismatch was not significantly different among the HLA-A, -B, -C, and -DRB1 mismatches (P=0·79). An interaction test revealed that the effects of single HLA-C and -DRB1 allele mismatches significantly differed over the two time periods (P=0·032 and P=0·0072, respectively). In conclusion, the impact of a single HLA allele mismatch changed over time. In the recent cohort, the negative impact of HLA-DRB1 and -C mismatches became apparent.
KW - Allogeneic haematopoietic stem cell transplantation
KW - Graft-versus-host disease
KW - Human leucocyte antigen
KW - Human leucocyte antigen mismatch
KW - Unrelated donor
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The current range of consumer products is based on the PLC standard G.hn, older products were based on HomePlug AV. The consumer products are available as PLC or hybrid PLC/WiFi variants and can be purchased in retail stores as well as online. Moreover, devolo is an OEM supplier for international telecommunications companies. Additional to home networking, devolo develops data communications devices for industrial use, e.g. in the smart grid.

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Warren's announcement makes her the eighth Democrat officially running for president, joining the likes of Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey, former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Julián Castro, Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii, Senator Kamala Harris of California, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of NY, former Congressman John Delaney of Maryland, Spiritual author Marianne Williamson of Texas and businessman Andrew Yang of NY.
"Democratic voters have said in polls that their primary concern leading up to 2020 is selecting a candidate who can defeat Trump, and they're anxious that just as Trump was able to use Hilary Clinton's emails scandals and blow that into a big thing that was very damaging to her campaign, that he may use this claim of Elizabeth Warren's Native American ancestry as her Achilles' heel".
The Massachusetts Democrat, a leader of the party's progressive wing, made her announcement from a historic site in Lawrence, northwest of Boston, that launched the USA organized labor movement.
Warren has two children from a marriage prior to her 1980 union with husband Bruce Mann, a Harvard law professor. Her past claims to Native American heritage, including a controversial DNA test to prove she had distant Native American ancestry, landed her in hot water with the Cherokee Nation.
"These workers - led by women - didn't have much".
Ms Warren said in an interview with CNN in the summer of 2018: "I think we need immigration laws that focus on people who pose a real threat and I don't think moms and babies are the place that we should be spending our resources". She announced last month her plan to impose a "wealth tax" on Americans with more than $50 million in assets. She's long advocated for more aggressive action to combat climate change and for higher taxes for the nation's wealthiest. Billionaires would pay an additional 1%. Warren did not address the potential for another distracting revelation when asked by reporters on Capitol Hill this week.
That challenge is on display this weekend as Democratic presidential contenders - or those considering a run - fan out across the crucial early-voting states. She should decline to announce her candidacy.
And Warren's launch comes at a challenging moment for the 69-year-old senator.


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WARSAW, Poland — Targets set by governments and others to cut deforestation can be misleading and might not save as much rainforest as intended, undermining the fight against climate change, scientists say in a review published on
New study forecasts over 25 percent depletion of world's forests
Forests worldwide will continue to slowly shrink before leveling out at a lower level, say researchers based at the University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada, in a new study.
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Forest areas in Thailand have been shrinking at an alarming rate. Between 1973 and 2009, 30.9 million rai of land was cleared of trees, according to a study by Khwanchai Duangsathaporn, assistant professor at the Department of Forest Management, Faculty of Forestry at Kasetsart University.
EC Study "The impact of EU consumption on deforestation"
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JOHANNESBURG, 8 February 2013 (IRIN) - It is commonly believed that destroying trees will influence the climate of a region. But scientific evidence to support that deforestation and afforestation influence local climate - affecting temperature and rainfall - has only just started emerging.
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WWF's Living Forests Report forecasts a tripling of wood consumption in society by 2050 due to rising population and demand
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Napoli manager Carlo Ancelotti has claimed that his team can still overcome the two goal deficit against Arsenal in the second leg of the Europa League, and said that the home advantage will help them.
Arsenal eased to a comfortable two goal win against Napoli and had numerous other chances to take an even bigger lead over their Italian opposition. The Gunners have an advantage going into the second leg, but Napoli will have home team advantage.
Ancelotti believes that it is not the end of the road for Napoli in the Europa League, and said they can definitely get outscore Arsenal in the second leg.
"Totally confident," the Italian said to BT Sport, according to Goal. "We know our support and stadium and we will try to win with two goals. We didn't start the game well and the first half was not good. We had difficulties but second half was different to change. We have to try, we have 90 minutes again and we will do everything to try to move on.
Arsenal are looking at the Europa League as another way to get into the Champions League next season, but for Napoli, it is more about winning a title at the end of the season.


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Joseph Maressa, Jr., Esq. - President & CEO
Joseph Maressa, Jr. was born on July 1, 1959, in Camden, New Jersey. He is the third youngest of four children and attended Assumption school in Atco, New Jersey where he excelled in sports and music. His passion for playing the drums was developed at an early age and he was a member of the school band. Maressa was also an avid equestrian and participated in many horse shows during his adolescence.
Maressa attended the prestigious Peddie School in Hightstown, New Jersey where he was a defenseman on the ice hockey team and threw the javelin and shot put for the track team. After graduating from Peddie in 1978, Joe attended Rowan University where he studied business and pre-law, and achieved Dean's list status while receiving a Bachelors of Arts degree. Upon graduation from college, Maressa went to work for Title America, a family business owned by his father, the late Senator Joseph Maressa. At Title America, he learned all facets of the title business and he excelled at business development. He continually grew Title America's market share throughout New Jersey while developing a specific expertise in new construction and commercial transactions. With a growing stable of national, regional and local commercial and residential builders, Title America earned the reputation of being known as the "Builder's" title company. Joe was quickly named President of Title America in 1996 and expanded the company's trade area footprint into Pennsylvania and Delaware. As a compliment to his position at Title America and from the unrelenting urging of his father, Maressa entered the evening division of Widener University School of Law in 1988, while maintaining his duties at Title America. At Widener Law, he focused on real estate law, land transactions, commercial paper, and banking law. He was invited to become a member of the honors fraternity, Phi Delta Phi and also joined the Justinian Law Society. After graduating in 1992, Maressa successfully completed the New Jersey and Pennsylvania Bar Exams and joined his fathers established law firm, where he limited his practice to commercial and residential real estate transactions, land use, planning and zoning, banking law and criminal matters.
The obligation to serve one's community was instilled in the Maressa family by their father. In furtherance of this commitment, Joe serves as a Director of the South Jersey Port Corporation where he is a member of the professional appointment's committee, the Board of Liberty Bell Bank, where he is Chairman of the Loan Committee and the Camden Diocese Real Estate Review Committee. Joe is also a member of the Dean's Development Council of the Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine, the Advisory Board of SNJ Business People Magazine and a member of the Builders League of South Jersey's Associates Committee. Maressa also serves as trustee of the Kennedy Health System and a member of the Board of Directors of Kennedy Hospital, where he serves on various committees. Joe is also a member of the Builders League of South Jersey where he participates in many of their yearly functions.
Joe has been married to his wife Linda since 1989. They have two children, Josephine, a graduate of Ursinus College and Vermont Law School, where she was awarded a master's degree in Environmental Law and Policy, and a Juris Doctorate and Joseph III, a freshman at St. Augustine Preparatory School in Richland, New Jersey. Joe enjoys vacationing with his family, several outdoor activities and attending his children's sports events.
Ruthann Arnold - Executive Vice President
Ruthann Arnold, a life long resident of Camden County, started her career as a bank teller at The Atco National Bank in the early 1970's. During her tenure, she became acquainted with various banking procedures and policies and quickly ascended into a management position. In 1974, she was recruited by her uncle, State Senator Joseph A. Maressa, to assist in the organization and operation of his Senate office located in Gloucester Township. Ms. Arnold worked closely with the constituents of his District and played an integral role as his legislative liaison. It was evident Ruthann had a knack for organization and implementation and had developed a political and business network in Camden, Gloucester and Burlington Counties.
Recognizing Ruthann's people skills and business acumen, Senator Maressa enlisted her to take the reins of Lower County Realty Abstract, a company he started in 1971. At Lower County, Ruthann learned all facets of the business from the reception desk to examining title reports to conducting complex commercial and residential transactions. She has had primary responsibility for closing many very large commercial transactions, many in excess of 100 million dollars.
Ruthann has earned the respect of her peers and her talent is well recognized throughout the industry. Numerous national and local builders, Attorneys and Realtors consider her as their "go to" person and rely on her expertise on a daily basis. Ruthann has one daughter and two granddaughters and resides in Atco New Jersey.
Richard J. Croft, CPA, VP of Operations
Rich Croft, a certified public accountant, joined the staff of Title America in 1998. Mr. Croft's background reflects 30+ years experience in the financial services arena for large real estate development firms in the South Jersey marketplace. Rich also has experience in the Mortgage Banking Industry and spent time originating loans for 2 large Mortgage Companies in South Jersey.
Rich plays a crucial role in Title America's operations. Mr. Croft oversees regulatory matters for the company and their joint venture affiliates and also assumes primary responsibility for Abstract America, the Pennsylvania affiliate of Title America.
Rich is a graduate of Pennsylvania State University with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting. Mr. Croft is married with one son and is active in the Atco Lions Club. Rich serves on the executive committee of the Builder's League of South Jersey and enjoys playing golf and tending to his yard.
Debbie Elenbark, Settlement Officer
Debbie is a seasoned veteran and has been with Title America since 1994. Debbie rose through the ranks, starting as a receptionist. She quickly learned the ropes and progressed into the processing department and was assigned to some of South Jersey's leading builders. For the last 10 years Debbie has been responsible for processing, coordinating and closing transactions for Ryan Homes throughout New Jersey.
Debbie is married to her husband, Bob and enjoys travel, her children and grandchildren. On some weekends, you can find Debbie at classic car shows, swap meets or at her grandchildren's sporting events.
James C. Worrell, Senior Title Examiner/VP of Business Development
With over 41 years experience in the title business, Jim joined Title America as Vice President and Senior Examiner in 2014.
Prior to joining Title America, Jim was Vice President and Senior Commercial Underwriter for the National Commercial Services Division (NCS) of First American Title Insurance Company, one of the most prestigious and financially sound Title Insurance Underwriters in the world. At NCS, Jim examined many complex Commercial Transactions throughout the State, including the Revel Casino. Because of Jim's vast experience and expertise, he had sole underwriting authority up to $50,000,000.00
From 1984 to 2007, Jim was a principal in Settlers Title, a regional title agency which enjoyed significant market share throughout New Jersey. Jim was responsible for all facets of the business until Settlers was were acquired by First American Title in 2007.
Jim holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Central Missouri where he graduated in 1971. Jim is an avid fisherman and enjoys vacationing with his family.
Mariano Pinizzotto, Chief Financial Officer
Marty has recently joined Title America and its affiliated companies. Marty Brings over 30 years experience to Title America from all facets of the Banking and Capital Markets world.
From 1977 to 2000, Marty was responsible for both sales and operations for multiple markets of foreign processing for PNC Bank. He held the title of Vice President and functionally, he was the line of business director for Investment Operations. His staff supported six states and a network of over 800 branches for all processing of Foreign Exchange transactions including currency and check processing.
Since his days at PNC, Marty held the title of Senior Vice President - Director of Capital Markets Operations at Sovereign Bank located in Philadelphia, PA. Marty provided operational management to all aspects of the Capital Markets Group which included Interest Rate Derivatives, Foreign Exchange, Investment Sales, Trust/Wealth Management. Additionally he provided operational support for Sovereign Securities Corporation, LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Sovereign Bank, where he held the title of Managing Director of Operations and was a member of the Board of Directors.
Marty holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from Drexel University. He also holds a Series 27 Financial and Operations Principal License, and a Series 63 State License. Mr. Pinizzotto resides in Voorhees New Jersey with his wife of 35 years. Marty has two children and two grandchildren and enjoys spending time with his family, especially his grandchildren and enjoying the Jersey Shore.
Chrysten Niedermayer, Post Closing, Compliance
Chrysten Niedermayer a resident of Burlington County, started her career in Consumer Finance in 1988, at American General Finance. While working for American General Finance she learned many facets of the business. She originated personal loans, mortgage loans and was involved in dealer financing with respect to many South Jersey in ground pool dealers. Looking to expand her knowledge of mortgage banking she was hired by Tri-Star Financial Services in 1992 as a closing processor, where she was responsible for scheduling and preparing the loan documents for non-conforming, conforming and FHA loans.
While employed with Tri-Star Financial she mastered all aspects of originating processing and closing a loan. Tri-Star Financial Services became a large mortgage banker in South Jersey and subsequently was bought by Fidelity Mortgage Funding. After working for Fidelity Mortgage Funding as an underwriter for a year, the owner of Tri-Star Financial Services opened Atlantic Pacific Mortgage Corporation and immediately hired Mrs. Niedermayer to be the Operations Manager. She worked for Atlantic Pacific Mortgage Corporation in that capacity until 2006.
In 2008 after a long tenure in the mortgage banking business, Chrysten made the decision to switch gears and step into a paralegal position at Singley and Gindele a well-known and established law firm in Voorhees, New Jersey. As a paralegal, Chrysten immersed herself in the areas of criminal and civil litigation, personal injury and real estate. She was also responsible for a large portion of the firms daily administration and maintaining the calendar for both attorney's for whom she worked.
Jennifer J Hayes, Settlement Officer
Jennifer started her career in the title industry in 1997 at the title order desk with Lawrence Abstract in Cherry Hill. She quickly worked her way from the order desk to the pre-closing and post-closing departments to conducting settlements. She was licensed in 1998 with the Department of Banking and Insurance. Her mentor was Jacqueline Garvey-King. Lawrence Abstract became what is now known as Trident Land Transfer. Jennifer was assigned to the Prudential Fox & Roach Medford office, where she was their in-house go to title professional.
In 2003, Jennifer went to work for Surety Title in Marlton. At Surety, Jennifer began as a freelancer, and then a full time Settlement Officer, while multi-tasking in both the pre-closing and post-closing departments, and handling witness only closings.
Jennifer left Surety Title in 2008, to stay home with her kids. During this time, she obtained her BA in Elementary Education and taught both first grade and Spanish.
In August 2013, Jennifer came back into the title industry as a Settlement Officer with Title America. She specializes in new construction, residential and commercial closings. She has many realtor clients who remember her from "back in the day".
Jennifer is a graduate of Stockton University, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Social and Behavioral Sciences (1996) and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Elementary Education (2010).
Jennifer is the daughter of Robert "Bob" M. Hayes, well known and respected in the real estate industry for over 38 years.
Jennifer lives in Hammonton with her four kids and Springer Spaniel. She enjoys being a soccer and lacrosse mom, going down the shore, and spending hours in antique stores.
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The total cost for the levee certification process by the city of Portsmouth was $1,173,673, While the cost for the New Boston portion was $300,000. The Daily Times requested a breakdown of the expenses to the city of Portsmouth and received the figures on Monday from Rick Duncan, Portsmouth Wastewater Director.
From 2010 to 2011, the city paid Howerton Engineering $630,000 for a floodwall certification study "phase one." The conclusion was a series of relief wells were needed and the estimated cost to build the relief wells was to be $1 million to $3 million.
From 2011-2012, the city paid AMEC Environmental $126,000 for a second opinion regarding the need for relief wells. Their conclusion was that two small relief wells were needed at an estimated cost of $200,000.
In 2013 AMEC Environmental received $61,750 to contract to design two small relief wells.
In 2014 Moody's of Dayton was paid $161,000 for construction of the relief wells.
In 2014-2015 the city paid Howerton Engineering $126,000 and AMEC Environmental $10,000 in order to have the companies prepare a joint certification report.
In 2015 DA Van Dam & Associates received $58,923 when a sinkhole was discovered in January. The sinkhole was due to a deteriorated discharge pipe and DA Van Dam & Associates repaired the pipe in November of 2015.
In January of 2016 the certification documents were submitted to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
On Feb. 8, 2016 FEMA requested additional information from Howerton and AMEC. The information from AMEC was received on March 9, 2016 at no additional cost to the city. The information from Howerton is pending. At first, Howerton had asked the city for an additional $5,000 for the additional information because that was to be the charge from subcontractor Thelen Associates. However, City Manager Derek Allen announced he was not going to pay the additional $5,000 and on Monday, Duncan said Thelen was going to do the additional work at no cost.
He said Howerton has three more things to do, including free board, which is basically surveying the top of the levee; closures of all the traffic gates and internal drainage.
In the end, the engineering total was $953,750 and the construction total – $219,923 for a total of $1,173,673.
It looks like certification is seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.
On Monday, New Boston Village Administrator Steve Hamilton told the Daily Times, the certification process for their portion of the levee cost right at $300,000.