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Toggle Summary 12/13/17 56 Percent of Consumers Don't Know Obamacare Open Enrollment Ends This Friday
More than one-third of surveyed eHealth customers eligible for subsidies report paying $100 or less per month for coverage; the same percentage of unsubsidized consumers are paying $1,000 or more. MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 13, 2017-- As the Obamacare open enrollment period
Toggle Summary 08/30/17 90 Percent of Those Enrolled in Medicare Prescription Drug Coverage Could be Overpaying, eHealth Analysis Shows
eHealth reports that shoppers at eHealthMedicare.com who compare plans based on their personal prescription drug needs could have saved an average of $45 per month in 2017, or $541 over 12 months MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 30, 2017-- Only 10 percent of people enrolled in Medicare
Toggle Summary 09/26/17 Affordable Care Act Health Insurance Will Be Unaffordable in 2018 for Many Middle-Income American Families, eHealth Analysis Shows
With just a 10% projected annual rate increase for 2018, many families in 47 of 50 surveyed cities would have no access to coverage that meets Obamacare's affordability criteria and would likely be exempt from the Obamacare tax penalty MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sep.
Toggle Summary 01/23/17 Average Individual Health Insurance Premiums Increased 99% Since 2013, the Year Before Obamacare, & Family Premiums Increased 140%, According to eHealth.com Shopping Data
eHealth reports that average premiums for people not receiving Obamacare subsidies were $393 for individual coverage and $1,021 for family coverage during the first two months of open enrollment; in 2013 individual premiums averaged $197 , or $426 for families MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.
Toggle Summary 02/27/17 CORRECTING and REPLACING eHealth, Inc. Announces Fourth Quarter and Fiscal 2016 Results
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 27, 2017-- eHealth, Inc. (NASDAQ: EHTH), the nation's first and largest private health insurance exchange, is providing expected GAAP net loss per share and correcting a misstatement regarding expected non-GAAP net loss per share in its earnings press
Toggle Summary 10/03/17 eHealth Analysis Shows People on Medicare Can Save 39% or More on Medicare Supplement Plans by Comparison Shopping
Survey of Medicare Supplement Plans A, N and F offerings across 68 zip codes shows Medicare Supplement Plan premiums range from a low-end average of $93 for Plan A to a high-end average of $279 for Plan F for 65-year-old applicants MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct.
Toggle Summary 05/18/17 eHealth Applauds New CMS Guidance to Permit Consumers to Enroll in Qualified Health Plans with a Tax Credit through Web-Brokers Like eHealth.com
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 18, 2017-- Today eHealth, Inc. (NASDAQ:EHTH) applauded new guidance issued yesterday by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Center for Consumer Information & Insurance Oversight to help streamline and simplify the direct enrollment
Toggle Summary 07/11/17 eHealth Appoints Dave Nicklaus as Senior Vice President of Sales and Operations
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jul. 11, 2017-- eHealth, Inc. (NASDAQ:EHTH), which operates eHealth.com , a leading private online health insurance exchange, announced today that Dave Nicklaus recently joined the organization in the role of Senior Vice President of Sales and Operations.
Toggle Summary 05/02/17 eHealth Appoints Ian Kalin as the Company's Chief Data Officer
Former U.S. Department of Commerce Data Strategist Assumes Role in Accelerating Customer-centric Technology Innovations MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 2, 2017-- eHealth, Inc. (NASDAQ: EHTH), announced today that Ian Kalin has joined the organization in the role of chief data officer.
Toggle Summary 07/11/17 eHealth Appoints Tim Hannan as Chief Marketing Officer
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jul. 11, 2017-- eHealth, Inc. (NASDAQ:EHTH), which operates eHealth.com , a leading private online health insurance exchange, announced today that Tim Hannan has recently joined the company as Chief Marketing Officer. Mr.
Toggle Summary 09/01/17 eHealth CEO Scott Flanders Endorses HHS Decision to Reform Obamacare Navigators Program
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sep. 1, 2017-- eHealth, Inc. (Nasdaq: EHTH) CEO Scott Flanders today endorsed the Department of Health and Human Service's (HHS) decision to reduce and rethink the Affordable Care Act's (ACA or Obamacare) navigator program, which spent over $62 million to
Toggle Summary 10/12/17 eHealth CEO Supports Executive Order to Provide Consumers with More Health Insurance Choices and Affordable Options
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 12, 2017-- Scott Flanders , CEO of eHealth, Inc. (NASDAQ: EHTH) ( www.eHealth.com ), released the following statement today regarding the Trump administration's executive order easing restrictions that the Affordable Care Act (ACA or Obamacare) placed
Toggle Summary 10/18/17 eHealth Partners with The IHC Group and SASid Insurance Development to Offer Innovative, Affordable Alternatives to Customers During the Affordable Care Act's 2018 Open Enrollment Period
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 18, 2017-- eHealth, Inc. (NASDAQ:EHTH) ( eHealth.com ) announced today that the company has partnered with The IHC Group and SASid Insurance Development to offer new medical insurance packages in 39 states and the District of Columbia for customers who
Toggle Summary 05/30/17 eHealth Partners With Union Plus to Provide a Medicare Insurance Exchange and Distribute Medicare Insurance Products to America's Unions
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 30, 2017-- eHealth, Inc. (NASDAQ:EHTH), which operates eHealth.com , a leading private online health insurance exchange, announced today that it has entered into a partnership with Union Plus , a program operated by Union Privilege, the member benefits
Toggle Summary 12/20/17 eHealth Post-Open Enrollment Report: Premiums Rise Most for Those Under Age 25; Average Family Premium Tops $1,100 Per Month
Unsubsidized families pay an average monthly premium for Obamacare coverage that is $410 higher than the average mortgage payment MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 20, 2017-- Days after the close of Obamacare's 2018 open enrollment period in 39 states, eHealth, Inc.
Toggle Summary 05/24/17 eHealth Provides Health Insurance Advice for 2017 College Grads With Limited Health Insurance Options
Fewer plans, strict new enrollment rules, and increased costs complicate insurance options for college grads MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 24, 2017-- Today eHealth, Inc. (NASDAQ:EHTH), which operates eHealth.com, a leading private online health insurance exchange, outlined the
Toggle Summary 11/02/17 eHealth Signs Proxy Direct Enrollment Agreement With CMS to Enroll Customers Into Qualified Health Plans Using Advanced Premium Tax Credits Without Leaving eHealth.com for Open Enrollment for 2018 Coverage
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 2, 2017-- Today, eHealth, Inc. (NASDAQ: EHTH) ( www.ehealth.com ) confirms its operating subsidiary, eHealthInsurance Services, Inc. , has entered into a Proxy Direct Enrollment Agreement (the "DE Proxy Agreement") with the Centers for Medicare and
Toggle Summary 08/22/17 eHealth Works With Square to Help Small Businesses Find Health Insurance Solutions
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 22, 2017-- eHealth, Inc. (NASDAQ: EHTH), which operates eHealth.com , a leading private online health insurance exchange, announced today that it is now providing Square's small business customers with access to a broad range of health insurance
Toggle Summary 11/27/17 eHealth "Half-time Report" on the 2018 Open Enrollment Period: Some Consumers Paying More Than $30,000 Per Year for Obamacare Coverage
Some unsubsidized individuals are paying less than $200 per month while others pay over ten times more; average premiums increase 15-23 percent MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 27, 2017-- As the nationwide open enrollment period for 2018 health insurance hits the mid-way point,
Toggle Summary 03/24/17 eHealth, Inc. Announces Completion of Strategic Alternatives Review
Company Plans to Host an Investor Day on May 10, 2017 MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mar. 24, 2017-- eHealth, Inc. (NASDAQ: EHTH) , a leading private online health insurance exchange, announced today the completion of its previously announced review of strategic alternatives.
Toggle Summary 04/27/17 eHealth, Inc. Announces First Quarter 2017 Results
First Quarter 2017 Overview Revenue for the first quarter of 2017 was $78.9 million , an increase of 7% compared to $73.8 million for the first quarter of 2016. Net income for the first quarter of 2017 was $33.4 million , an increase of 85% compared to $18.0 million for the first quarter of 2016.
Toggle Summary 02/24/17 eHealth, Inc. Announces Fourth Quarter and Fiscal 2016 Results
Fourth Quarter 2016 Overview Revenue for fourth quarter of 2016 was $43.8 million , a decrease of 13% compared to $50.1 million for the fourth quarter of 2015. Net loss for fourth quarter of 2016 was $16.7 million compared to $12.1 million for the fourth quarter of 2015.
Toggle Summary 07/27/17 eHealth, Inc. Announces Second Quarter 2017 Results
Second Quarter 2017 Overview Revenue for the second quarter of 2017 was $28.0 million , a decrease of 25% compared to $37.3 million for the second quarter of 2016. Net loss for the second quarter of 2017 was $17.3 million compared to net loss of $0.5 million for the second quarter of 2016.
Toggle Summary 10/26/17 eHealth, Inc. Announces Third Quarter 2017 Results
Third quarter 2017 Overview Revenue for the third quarter of 2017 was $26.6 million , a decrease of 17% compared to $32.1 million for the third quarter of 2016. Net loss for the third quarter of 2017 was $20.6 million compared to net loss of $5.7 million for the third quarter of 2016.
Toggle Summary 04/17/17 eHealth, Inc. to Announce First Quarter 2017 Earnings Results on April 27 at 5 pm. Eastern Time
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr. 17, 2017-- eHealth, Inc. (NASDAQ: EHTH) , a leading private online health insurance exchange, announced today that the company plans to release first quarter 2017 financial results on April 27, 2017 . Chief Executive Officer Scott Flanders and Chief
Toggle Summary 02/08/17 eHealth, Inc. to Announce Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2016 Earnings Results on February 24 at 8 a.m. Eastern Time
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 8, 2017-- eHealth, Inc. (NASDAQ:EHTH) , the nation's first and largest private online health insurance exchange, announced today that the company plans to release fourth quarter and fiscal year 2016 financial results on February 24, 2017 .
Toggle Summary 07/13/17 eHealth, Inc. to Announce Second Quarter 2017 Earnings Results on July 27 at 5 p.m. Eastern Time
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jul. 13, 2017-- eHealth, Inc. (NASDAQ:EHTH) , a leading private online health insurance exchange, announced today that the company plans to release second quarter 2017 financial results on July 27, 2017 . Chief Executive Officer Scott Flanders and Chief
Toggle Summary 10/12/17 eHealth, Inc. to Announce Third Quarter 2017 Earnings Results on October 26 at 5 p.m. Eastern Time
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 12, 2017-- eHealth, Inc. (NASDAQ: EHTH) , a leading private online health insurance exchange, announced today that the company plans to release third quarter 2017 financial results on October 26, 2017 . Chief Executive Officer Scott Flanders and Chief
Toggle Summary 05/04/17 eHealth, Inc. to Host Investor & Analyst Day
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 4, 2017-- As previously announced, eHealth, Inc. (NASDAQ: EHTH) , a leading private online health insurance exchange, will be hosting an Investor & Analyst Day in New York City on Wednesday, May 10, 2017 , at 9:00 a.m. eastern time .
Toggle Summary 11/02/17 eHealth, Inc. to Present at Stifel 2017 Healthcare Conference
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 2, 2017-- eHealth, Inc. (NASDAQ: EHTH) , the nation's leading private health insurance exchange, today announced that its senior management will present at the Stifel 2017 Healthcare Conference on Wednesday, November 15, 2017 at 9:30 a.m. E.T.
Toggle Summary 01/13/17 How Much Does Obamacare Cost? eHealth Reports Average Monthly Individual Health Insurance Premium of $393, Family Premium of $1,021
eHealth's report shows the average individual premium for people not receiving Obamacare subsidies was $393 per month during the first two months of open enrollment, a 22% increase since last year's open enrollment; the average family premium was $1,021 , an increase of 23% since last year MOUNTAIN
Toggle Summary 03/10/17 How Much Does Short-Term Health Insurance Cost? Average Premium for Short-Term Coverage Declines, eHealth Report Finds
Survey of short-term health insurance buyers finds that half (50%) bought short-term because it was more affordable than other alternatives MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mar. 10, 2017-- Today eHealth, Inc. (NASDAQ: EHTH), which operates eHealth.com , the nation's first and largest
Toggle Summary 10/12/17 Obamacare Coverage Would Be Unaffordable in 2018 for Most Consumers Ages 45+, eHealth Report Shows
A 10% price increase in 2018 would leave the majority of health insurance shoppers with no "affordable" health insurance options by age 45 if they don't qualify for subsidies MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 12, 2017-- The average 45-year-old who earns too much to qualify for subsidies
Toggle Summary 03/07/17 Obamacare Mandate Survey: Only 41% Expect Uninsured Tax Penalty to be Enforced on 2016 Tax Returns, 7% Say They'll Cancel Coverage if Tax Penalty is Abolished, According to eHealth Survey
A new survey of over 500 people who buy their own health insurance finds that 63% say they'll keep their current plan if the tax penalty for going uninsured is repealed; 30% would seek cheaper coverage MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mar. 7, 2017-- Obamacare's individual mandate (the tax
Toggle Summary 06/22/17 Obamacare Premiums for 2018 Projected to Make Health Insurance Unaffordable for Many, eHealth Analysis Finds
A 28% premium increase would make health insurance unaffordable for the average middle-class family of three with an annual household income between $82,000 and $166,000 MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun. 22, 2017-- A new analysis conducted by eHealth Inc.
Toggle Summary 01/24/17 Opposition to Obamacare Repeal Increases Between November and January Among Obamacare Enrollees but Support for Republican Reforms Remains Strong, According to eHealth Survey
People on Obamacare overwhelmingly support more flexible benefits (89%) and expanded access to tax credits (88%), and they feel they're paying too much for coverage (78%); however, opposition to an Obamacare repeal increased from 27% to 40% between November 2016 and January 2017 while support for
Toggle Summary 11/09/17 Short-Term Health Insurance is Still Affordable and Popular Among Younger Adults, According to eHealth Analysis
The average monthly premium for short-term coverage is $109 for individuals, $264 for families; 60 percent of individual short-term applicants are age 18-34 MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 9, 2017-- Today eHealth, Inc. (NASDAQ: EHTH), which operates eHealth.com , a leading private
Toggle Summary 05/03/17 The Average Four-Person Family Will Spend Over $14,300 on Health Insurance Premiums in 2017, According to eHealth Price Index Report
Average monthly health insurance premiums among unsubsidized eHealth shoppers increased 18% for individuals and 20% for families between the 2016 and 2017 Obamacare open enrollment periods MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 3, 2017-- eHealth, Inc.
Toggle Summary 05/03/17 Users of eHealth's Prescription Drug Coverage Comparison Tool Found Median Savings of More than $1,600
More than 75,000 health insurance shoppers used eHealth's drug coverage comparison tool to find potential savings on their prescription drugs during the 2017 open enrollment period MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 3, 2017-- Today eHealth Inc.
Toggle Summary 11/01/17 "Free" Obamacare Coverage Available in 2018 for Most Subsidy-Eligible Individuals Earning $25,000 or Less, But It's More Unaffordable Than Ever for Many Who Don't Get Subsidies, eHealth Report Shows
Average premiums for the lowest-cost health insurance plan available through Healthcare.gov in surveyed cities to increase 26% in 2018, making health insurance "unaffordable" for many unsubsidized individuals by age 35 MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 1, 2017-- Today eHealth, Inc.


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On Monday December 10, 2018 the Central Marin Police Authority conducted a special traffic enforcement operation in San Anselmo. During the eight-hour operation a total of nine officers from several agencies conducted 59 traffic stops along the Sir Francis Drake Boulevard corridor. The stops were for a variety of vehicle code violations including unsafe speed, stop signs, distracted driving, red light, and seat belt violations. 53 citations were issued and one person was arrested for an outstanding warrant.
Our Sir Francis Drake High School is located on this particular stretch of Sir Francis Drake Boulevard. Of the 53 citations issued, 35 were for distracted driving – usually cell phones were involved. Only one of the 35 cites was issued to a juvenile driver. Having this in mind, please remember to drive as if every child on the street were your own.
We want to thank the California Highway Patrol, and the Novato and San Rafael Police Departments for their assistance in yesterday's operation. We are proud to work with our partner agencies in a combined effort to make our roadways safe for everyone and to remind drivers to follow the rules of the road.
We wish everyone a Happy and safe Holiday. Please drive with reason this holiday season!


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Deacons & Pastoral Care - Grace is for you!
Both the Deacons and Pastor Josh serve together as a team to see to the pastoral care of the congregation. Those members of the church who would like a pastoral visit due to hospitalization, illness, injury, etc., should contact the church office directly (636-937-3019) and inform the secretary. The secretary will contact your Deacon who will reach out to you soon. If the pastoral need is an emergency or a major procedure/surgery is about to take place, Pastor Josh will be contacted. Anyone in the congregation seeking pastoral counseling should contact Pastor Josh directly to schedule an appointment. Pastor Josh is not always available for "drop in" visits.
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Abstract: One path to cultural innovation in artistic and literary fields is differentiation of a genre into new subgenres. But what are the dynamics at work in such a process? This article addresses that question by identifying and explaining the emergence and trajectory of a new fiction subgenre—the American labor problem novel—during the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries. I make a theoretical case for the intersection of social movement fields and cultural production fields showing, through a historical sociological analysis, that this subgenre was the joint product of: (1) a shift in literary aesthetic practice resulting from the rise of realism, (2) the subgenre's dialogical character, (3) collective contention surrounding the rise of labor movement militancy, and (4) the exigencies of literary and popular culture markets. The historical conjuncture of these processes contributed to a repository of cultural constructions of class in storied form, as novelists sought to both entertain and educate readers about the emerging realities of class-contentious industrial society. This study demonstrates the fruitfulness of merging sociology of culture theory and social movement outcome perspectives when analyzing cultural change.
Abstract: Movement coalitions and states are important elements in our social movement conceptual repertoire. But the two are seldom examined relationally, as movement-state coalitions. Attention to countermovement-state coalitions is even more rare. This paper contributes to filling this latter void by illuminating a particular type of countermovement-state coalition formation process: business leaders who formed their own private militias and entered into coalitions with local governments to suppress the nascent labor movement during the late 19th-century. Examining primary and secondary evidence for several northern industrial cities during this period, I ask several key questions: How did these militias form and become allied with municipal authorities? What were the major conditions that contributed to these coalition formations? What sort of historical trajectory did these coalitions follow? Answers to these questions inform our understanding of elite countermovement-state coalition processes and how private employers and state authorities often worked in tandem in the policing of labor during its early phases as a challenging movement. The findings have important implications generally for relations between movements and institutionalized politics.
Abstract: This study extends research on varieties of social movement media by focusing on the use of literature, realist fiction. During the late 19th-century labor movement activists/sympathizers as well as movement antagonists deployed the novel—namely, the labor problem novel (LPN)—as a cultural form through which the labor problem (as then known) could be characterized both from reform and repression points of view. I do a close reading of an early "dialogical cluster" of LPNs to address three key questions: (1) Form selection—What was it about the realist novel that attracted movement (countermovement) activists/sympathizers to use it? (2) Field position of authors—What was the position of these LPN authors in relation to the movement field and the literary field? And (3) Internal structure and content—How did authors shape the internal structure and content of their stories? As intentional literary activists, authors pivoted between the movement field and literary field selecting the novel for the special powers that it possessed relative to other historically available media. In general, they produced stories with a direct good/evil binary that was attached to characters who stood for emerging social (class, gender, ethnic) categories in young industrial America. At least during the Gilded Age, the novel played an important role as medium for characterizing collective actors, dramatizing forms of action, and providing materials for claims of injustice or threats, solutions to social problems, and new social categories and collective identities, all with powerful emotional appeal and entertainment value within the context of massive social change. As such, the LPN literary formation was an important medium through which the struggle over cultural supremacy could be waged.


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The complimentary bread is arguably the most important component of a dining-out experience. It's the part of the meal that sets the tone for the rest. But what makes the perfect piece of bread? To me it consists of a warm combination of golden crunch, a light fluffy interior and a blended taste of slightly salty sourdough. In search of the perfect complimentary bread in Marin, I journeyed to four restaurants, equal in merit, but varying in quality. Each complimentary bread would stand alone without any dip or butter. The most perfect bread would score 5 of 5 buns.
For my first stop, I made my way to downtown Mill Valley and went to Pizza D'Angelo (22 Miller Ave), an Italian restaurant. D'Angelo served two types of bread, walnut and sourdough, and out of all the restaurants, it served the most slices and with a side of pesto sauce. This bread was slightly cold and had a brown outer layer, and it lacked the inviting look that the other breads had. It was quite crunchy and at times was hard to chew. The inside was fairly fluffy, however it lacked in flavor, and had a generic taste with no extra charm so, I gave this bread 3 buns out of 5 buns.
My second restaurant was Pizza Antica (800 Redwood Hwy #705), an American-style Italian restaurant, in Strawberry Village. I had high hopes for the bread since Pizza Antica has been one of my favorite restaurants since I was little. The bread looked appetizing, and it was coated with a golden outer layer and a few drizzles of olive oil presented in batches of four with a side of oil and vinegar. The first bite of focaccia instantly mesmerized me with a slightly salty taste. One bread piece was a whopping two inches thick, that looked and tasted fresh. However, it was chewy, had no crunch, and was a bit cold, which was a let down. The taste was the best part of this complimentary bread, but the the texture held it back. I'd rate this bread a 3.5 buns out of 5 buns.
Next, I ventured to The Cheesecake Factory (1736 Redwood Hwy) in Corte Madera. The Cheesecake Factory serves a culmination of cuisines. This restaurant served two different breads, sourdough and pumpernickel, with a side of butter. The sourdough was definitely the more desirable of the two , although the pumpernickel did provide a healthier option. I loved the sourdough bread. It was crunchy, came out warm and had lovely taste. The pumpernickel didn't have any crunch but it had decent flavors. I gave this bread 2 buns out of 5 buns.
For my fourth and final restaurant I visited Piatti's (625 Redwood Hwy), another Italian restaurant right across the highway from Pizza Antica. I had never been to the restaurant, so I came with no expectations. Upon entering, I immediately noticed the class and sophistication the entire restaurant exuded, and the bread was no exception. When it arrived at the table I was in awe of the slight steam rising from the bread and the golden brown exterior. It was served in sets of five pieces with a side of olive oil infused with red pepper flakes. This sourdough's presentation was mouthwatering to say the least. It had an amazing crunch and was incredibly fluffy and soft on the inside. It was filling, yet still managed to be light. I rated this bread a score of 4.5 buns out of 5 buns. Adding a pinch more of salt would have made it perfect. Nothing could beat the warm, crunchy and fluffy slice of bread that they served, but they still did not achieve a 5 bun out of 5 bun rating. Thus, my quest for the perfect bread must continue.
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BPL Watch embarks on second season
The talk show was created last year by two class of '20 graduates, and has begun a second season hosted by four current seniors.
Ms. Dolan's Double Life
The history teacher's Instagram account where she posts photos of her "little monarch garden" of butterflies and caterpillars has brought smiles and admiration from her students and serves as a reminder to appreciate the little things in life.
My Gray Hair
I am 17 years old and have quite a bit of gray hair.
District postpones return to in-person instruction
Following a stay-at-home order that will remain in effect until Jan. 7, the Tam district has postponed its transition to a hybrid model and expects to be in full distance learning until at least mid-January.
"Senior season"
It's that time of year again: college application season. Let's break down how the senior class of '21 is handling it.
Ecomats: Turning trash into comfort
The process of making one mat can take hours, but the end result is worth it. "We donate the mats to Saint Vincent De Paul Society of Marin."
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Bangalore, 15 December 2014. Banking Compliance, Risk and Analytics Solutions pioneer iCreate Software has announced a change in its brand name. The new brand name will be 'Fintellix Solutions'.
Fintellix will be the single, consolidated entity that will convey the company's new corporate as well as its product/solution brand identity. This change will also include a transformation of the visual identity of the brand across the company's solution and service offerings. The brand refresh exercise also coincides with the company's growth, diversity and expansion to newer geographies which includes North America and Oceania. Fintellix will also encapsulate a brand new product architecture that emphasises the company's pioneering hypothesis around unified, data-driven banking insights as the foundation for building strong pillars for banking Compliance, Risk and Analytics.
For existing users of the company's Biz$core product suite, the current product license will remain unaffected; and will get access to all enhanced product features of Fintellix with the next upgrade of Biz$core which will lead to Fintellix. While the company will continue to retain their current organisational structure and customer points of contact will remain unchanged, they will be migrating their e-mail addresses to the new first-name.last-name@fintellix.com format. Also, the company's website will henceforth be accessible at www.fintellix.com, which will also feature a provision for quicker customer support.
Speaking on the occasion, Vivek Subramanyam, CEO, Fintellix, remarked, "Our new brand name augments our strategic vision to help global banks grow while complying, by providing innovative alternatives. Also, our re-engineered product roadmap will feature Risk & Compliance solutions designed to harness the capabilities of Big Data, Mobile and Cloud. I would like to take this opportunity to thank each one of our employees, customers and partners for their invaluable support without which we wouldn't have reached this milestone. Fintellix will continue to deliver compelling value to surpass customer expectations with every engagement. All of us at Fintellix look forward to further enriching our collaboration as we move ahead in our journey".


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Casino de Monte Carlo
Prestigious and iconic casino with a rich history, legendary décor and a full range of table games and slot machines. The first casino in the Principality of Monte Carlo, the Casino de Monte Carlo ushered in the age of gambling and provided the royal family with the income it needed to stay afloat. Years after its establishment, the Monte Carlo Casino continues to astound guests and gamblers.
Monte Carlo Casino Review
Casino de Monte Carlo is well-known for offering the biggest table game selections in all Europe. It is home to the Grand Theatre de Monte Carlo and the classical ballet company Les Ballets de Monte Carlo.
The casino has been standing for over 150 years, making it a fine location for movies that require the feel of a Victorian-era backdrop. It has been used several times as a location for James Bond films including Never Say Never Again, GoldenEye, and CBS Climax's Casino Royal episode. It was also used as a set for filming Ocean's Twelve.
In 1878, architects Charles Garnier and Dutrou were given a huge project; in keeping with Marie Blanc's wishes, and in a record time of just seven months, they were to build an opera house and a new casino in Monte-Carlo. They did it and the dazzling inauguration ceremony was attended by the celebrities of the epoch. Dutrou was in charge of the Atrium; he created a magnificent vestibule featuring columns supporting a gallery with balustrades. Two huge panels signed Jundt were later to complete the gallery's decor thus creating a perfectly harmonious ensemble. As soon as visitors enter the Casino, they see a brightly-lit room that houses 90 slot machines… all as entertaining as they are sophisticated. These include the famous 'Luxor Palace' progressive machine.
Salon de l'Europe
Historically, this is the first gaming room opened in Monte-Carlo. Reconstructed at the end of the 19th century by Henri Schmit, the Salon de l'Europe replaced the old Salle Mauresque dreamt up in 1878 by Charles Garnier. Still intact are its frescos inspired by the four seasons and the beautiful countryside surrounding Monaco, its sculptures and allegorical paintings, its early 20th-century carpet, and the eight monumental chandeliers made of pure bohemian crystal, each weighing more than 150 kilos.
Such was the success of the gaming activities, the Salle Blanche – originally intended to be used as a conversation room when it was built in 1903 – also became a gaming room. This was the year when Camille Blanc announced: "never has the Casino received so many visitors during the winter season". The Salle Blanche's decor was as original as it was surprising… in "The Florentine Graces" – a picture painted by Gervais – one recognises Cléo de Mérode, Liane de Pougy and La Belle Otéro, the very famous courtesans of that time, who gambled here regularly. The room was renovated in 1991 and, since then, has been home to the slot machines.
Salles Touzet
There are two rooms and their decor blends into a delicate harmony emphasising the precious woods and large bucolic paintings. Opened in 1890 – the year in which the magic of electricity lit the Monegasque gaming rooms for the first time – the rooms designed by architect Jules Touzet were not completely decorated when the players took possession of them. A few sculptural improvements later – in 1891 to be exact – the very fine rooms were completed. Although they were renovated in 1988, their very spirit remained unchanged.
Salle Medecin
The Salle Médecin makes up the east wing of the Casino, via the restaurant "Les Privés" built on its terrace and whose large picture windows afford splendid views of the Cap-Martin. The Salle Médecin, named after Monegasque architect François Médecin, is also known as the Salle Empire because of the mahogany engraved with gold and the wall hangings. Inaugurated in 1910 – the year Massenet's "Don Quixote" was created in Monaco – this room was home to a private gaming circle that ensured total privacy for the big players. Nowadays, three adjoining "Super Privé" small but luxurious gaming rooms provide much sought-after privacy.
Monte Carlo Casino's table game rooms are separated into 4 areas namely Salon Europe, Salons Privés, Salle des Amériques, and Les Supers Privés. All table game rooms are open from 2 PM onward. Casino Monte Carlo offers European, English, and American Roulette, Punto Banco, Chemin de Fer, Blackjack, Craps, and many other casino table games.
Like the table gaming rooms, the slot machines are separated into two other rooms namely the Atrium and Salle Blanche. The slot machine rooms also open from 2 PM onward.
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People who have a fine taste for food will be pleased with Monte Carlo Casino's restaurant selections. From budget dishes to the more sophisticated cuisine, guests will be able to find them all at the casino.
Le Train Bleu is an Italian restaurant located near the casino's gaming room entrance. The place is perfect for guests who want to enjoy authentic Italian food while marvelling at Belle-Epoque-inspired interiors.
Le Mozaïk is a restaurant that offers Thai and Asian dishes. It is well known for its pasta station where guests can watch master chefs make fresh pasta from scratch. There's also a salad station in the restaurant where guests can freely make their own creations.
The casino rents private functions for guests and is open every day from 2pm.
Monte Carlo Casino is a regular host to a variety of major tournaments and events around the world.
The casino has hosted the first 7 seasons of the prestigious European Poker Tour. It is also an ideal place for car racing fans to watch the annual Formula 1 Grand Prix Tournament. In 2014, Monte Carlo Casino will again be hosting the annual Monaco Yacht Show, which is the largest international exhibition of Yachting. 2013 was a very successful event that attracted 33,730 participants.
No flip flops and shorts allowed. No military or religious uniforms allowed as well.
Rubber shoes aren't allowed in private rooms. The casino also requires its guests to wear a jacket inside private rooms after 8 PM.
Like many other casinos, Casino Monte Carlo offers a membership option to their guests. The membership card gives members free access to the casino. It also acts as a discount card to the Monte Carlo Golf Club and Monte Carlo Country Club. The membership card also provides free access to all shuttle transfers within the vicinity, as well as act as the hotel room key for guests.
Website: https://www.montecarlosbm.com/en/casino-monaco/casino-monte-carlo
Email: vip@montecarlocasinos.com
Opening hours: Mo-Su 14:00 – 04:00
Casino de Monte Carlo Review & Rating
Easily the most iconic casino in the world with unparalleled levels of splendour and prestige
Absolute exclusivity and gambling heritage
Great casino with fantastic gaming options


Putty is command line tool for windows. And it is used for connecting to servers from clients computers. Here we will see, how we can use putty SSH tool and how we can connect to server and execute commands in server.
In the Host Name field, fill server host name or the IP address of the server.
In the Port field, enter the port number by default port number is 22.
Then you will be logged into server, user can execute the commands based on their user permissions.


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BLACKTOP MOJO ANNOUNCE AUGUST 13TH RELEASE OF SELF-TITLED ALBUM
June 10, 2021 Shannon Hamilton	0 Comments BLACKTOP MOJO, Rock, Rock Lines Magazine, TAG Publicity
"TAIL LIGHTS" VIDEO PREMIERES TODAY
Blacktop Mojo will release their self-titled album on August 13th. The 12-track record is the band's fourth and is the follow up to their 2019 release Under the Sun.
The album was produced by longtime producer Phil Mosley and recorded in Nashville and in the band's hometown of Palestine, Texas. Today, the band premieres the first video for the song "Tail Lights." The video was directed by Drew McCuistion and shot in Palestine, Texas. You can watch the video here.
"Tail Lights" is available for streaming and download at all DSPs here.
Blacktop Mojo will commence their 2021 tour schedule in Tulsa, Oklahoma on July 10. The first leg runs through August 22 in Lubbock, Texas. The band will be touring throughout 2021 and 2022 in support of the album. Leg one tour dates are below. All info on tickets and VIP packages can be found here.
BLACKTOP MOJO ON TOUR:
7/10 — Tulsa, OK — The Shrine
7/11 — Columbia, MO — Rose Music Hall
7/13 — Omaha, NE — Reverb Lounge
7/14 — Watertown, SD — The Goss Opera House
7/16 — Cadott, WI — Rock Fest
7/17 — Grand Rapids, MI — Upheaval Festival
7/19 — Pittsburgh, PA — Crafthouse
7/20 — Richmond, VA — Canal Club
7/22 — Johnson City, TN — Capones
7/23 — Spartanburg, SC — Ground Zero
7/24 — Atlanta, GA — Masquerade (Purgatory)
7/25 — Huntsville, AL — Sidetracks Music Hall
7/27 — Jackson, MS — Hal & Mal's Red Room
7/28 — Leesville, LA — Shooters Bar & Billiards
7/30 — Chickasha, OK — Legends Pub House
7/31 — Kansas City, MO — Headlights Bar & Grill
8/1 — Des Moines, IA — Leftys
8/3 — Minot, ND — The 'O' Riginal Bar & Nightclub
8/4 — Minneapolis, MN — Cabooze
8/6 — Sheboygan, WI — Kiwanis Park
8/7 — Fort Madison, IA — RiverfestFM
8/8 — Madison, WI — The Annex
8/10 — Cleveland, OH — The Winchester
8/11 — Columbus, OH — Woodlands Tavern
8/13 — Port Byron, IL — Port Byron Great River Tug Fest
8/14 — Bristol, IN — Abate SummerFest
8/17 — Nashville, TN — The End
8/18 — Memphis, TN — Growlers
8/20 — St. Louis, MO — Red Flag
8/21 — Hutchinson, KS — The Red Shed
8/22 — Lubbock, TX — Jakes
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Audit finds UND out of compliance with some state regulations
The audit, a standard procedure carried out at regular intervals, found some departments did not complete annual inventories of fixed assets. The audit also found the school did not follow some state regulations surrounding building projects. The issue surrounding employee information was discovered in an audit in 2018.
An audit from the state Auditor's Office recommends UND take steps to better keep track of employee information, among other issues.
"The University of North Dakota did not have the required information in a centrally located official personnel file for five out of 31 faculty," read a portion of the audit. "The missing information included evaluations and contracts. This was a prior recommendation from the fiscal year 2018 audit."
In 2018, the audit found four faculty did not have evaluations, which put the university at odds with its own policy, state law and North Dakota University System policy. A similar conclusion was reached in the most recent audit, and recommended UND maintain a centrally located official personnel file, to remain in compliance.
UND accepted the recommendations of the state auditor.
"The Office of the Provost continues to engage in process improvement to ensure that faculty personnel files are properly maintained in Perceptive Content, special software used to store such data," said Heather Wages, director of policy and administration for the UND Division of Academic Affairs. "… Difficulties related to the COVID-19 pandemic and staff turnover may have contributed to the delay in scanning the required documentation into Perceptive Content."
Concerning building projects, the audit found, among other issues, UND did not properly advertise projects at the Chester Fritz Library and College of Business. According to Mike Pieper, associate vice president of facilities, UND used a state procurement website for vendors. Pieper said the audit directed UND to also advertise in local newspapers, as well as the local Builders Exchange. The university agreed to make the changes.
Another issue was a UND-employed engineer involved in recent building projects had an out-of-state professional license, in this case from Nebraska. UND will need to use an engineer with an in-state license for future projects. UND's engineer is in the process of obtaining an in-state license, Pieper said.
The audit also found that three departments – athletics, physics and astrophysics and the television center – did not conduct annual inventories for fixed assets in the fiscal years 2019 and 2020. The inventory process is mandated by law to track and account for property.
The audit recommended the university take steps to ensure the annual inventories are completed to remain in compliance with state law, to which the university agreed. UND's Office of the Vice President for Finance and Operations will become involved with the review process earlier, and will notify any department that has not completed its inventory by the time the internal deadline has passed. Vice presidents of those departments will be responsible for completing the process.
The audit found UND's endowment fund to be managed and invested in accordance with applicable state laws, regulations and the endowment's agreement.
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Mayville Public Library raises $21,000 for repairs on historic building
The project to replace the mortar between the bricks is estimated to cost $57,240, and $21,000 has been raised since September.
Drivers in Grand Forks seem to have overcome hesitancy about roundabouts, engineer says
Three roundabouts in Grand Forks have worked well according to traffic engineer
By Meghan Arbegast
At council meeting, Grand Forks Mayor Brandon Bochenski apologizes for wording in recent Facebook post
Bochenski had shown support for an organization that was critical of a proposed policy at UND. Tuesday, the mayor listened to several members of the LGBTQ+ community, who thanked him after the meeting.
After last week's veto, East Grand Forks advances shorter sales tax proposal
After Mayor Steve Gander vetoed a 30-year, 1.25% sales tax, East Grand Forks officials on Tuesday agreed on a tax that would last for 10 fewer years
By Joe Bowen
UND to host hundreds of high school students, present public concerts during annual music festival


The Kiwis decimated South Africa in the first Semi-final of the ICC Cricket World Cup, denying their entry to reach the finals.
South African fans at home - "We are proud of our team and its okay they lost but they were real fighters and reaching the semi-finals of a prestigious tournament itself is an achievement.
Indian fans at home - "South Africa deserved to win and they are true champions. We respect the way they played and admired each of their matches. Thanks for the wonderful matches, AB Devilliers, Morkel, Steyn and the entire South African team. We would have loved to see them play India in the finals"
Two days later, India was humbled by the Australian team in the 2nd Semi-final of the ICC Cricket world cup. It was a humiliating defeat.
Same Indian fans at home broke star batsman Virat Goli's restaurant. A group of unidentified men tossed stones at the Captain Dony's house at Ranchi. Some of them burnt Spin bowlers Aswan's car at Chennai.
The Indian government has provided Z level security to the homebound Cricketers.
My April A to Z Challenge 2017 post will be written on a common theme - Hypocrisy of Indians.
Yes...there are hypocrites everywhere. It's like a birth right to these people to do such outrageous activities.
This is kind of intolerance that's persists in human nature as always.
hahaha LOL. you never know what Indian cricket fans can do in real. And bengali fans will shout Dongol hoga!
Too many such people. Extremist fans, I say.


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An enabling environment is a must for integrating biodiversity in business decision-making
By Isabel Daum, a Carlo Schmidt fellow with IUCN's Global Business and Biodiversity Programme
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Report calls on aluminium industry to respect indigenous peoples' rights
Geneva, Switzerland, 16 November 2015 – While global demand for the world's most popular metal – aluminium – continues to rise, it is critical that the aluminium industry address its environmental and social impacts, particularly in indigenous peoples'...
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Sustainable Development Goals recognise role of business
The United Nations' new development agenda presents a historic opportunity for the private sector to actively participate in addressing the world's global challenges, and building a more inclusive and sustainable society.
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IUCN receives award for its role in setting sustainable aluminium industry standard
IUCN has received a Gold Facilitation Impact Award from the International Association of Facilitators (IAF) for leading a multi-stakeholder process to launch the now independent Aluminium Stewardship Initiative's first Performance Standard.
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The pros and cons of biodiversity offsets
Protecting forests and restoring wetlands are some of the actions companies and governments are taking to make up for biodiversity lost as a result of their development activities. These measurable conservation actions - designed to compensate for...
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International Day for Biological Diversity 2015: Biodiversity for Sustainable Development
Every year on May 22, people around the world celebrate the International Day for Biological Diversity, a day aimed at increasing understanding and awareness of biodiversity issues. From habitat loss and overexploitation to illegal wildlife trade and climate...
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Commercial agriculture and forestry could have a net positive impact on biodiversity – IUCN report
Gland, Switzerland, 16 April 2015 (IUCN) – A new IUCN study examines, for the first time, how commercial agriculture and forestry production could reduce global biodiversity loss by applying innovative approaches already used by some companies in the...
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World Forum on Natural Capital calls for ground-breaking case studies
Organizers of the second World Forum on Natural Capital, including IUCN, have issued a call for case studies that demonstrate how putting natural capital at the heart of decision-making can benefit companies' bottom line, as well as the environment.


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Kate Moss in 20 Vogue Paris covers
By By Anne-Sophie Mallard, translated by Quinn Connors and Genevieve Hartmann
Style icon Kate Moss covers Vogue Paris October 2012, on the arm of pop legend George Michael. We take a look back at 20 of the British supermodel's most memorable covers.
Kate posed for the March 1994 cover of Vogue Paris as a young teen. Photographed by Paolo Roversi, Kate Moss showed off a slender shoulder peeking from an Yves Saint Laurent cardigan with bird-of-paradise feathers. A few pages later in the Femmes-Oiseaux editorial, the soft, virginal look gave way to inky-black feathered dresses by Lemarié. Vogue Paris March 1994
With lips parted and hair swept back, Kate Moss posed for Michael Thompson on the October 1997 cover of Vogue Paris. Vogue Paris October 1997
This Vogue Paris cover was Kate's very first shoot with Mario Testino. Their friendship began when the photographer went backstage to congratulate the young model after her first John Galliano show, and found her in tears, upset over the way she had walked. For the shoot, the blonde turned brunette and wore head-to-toe Christian Dior haute couture, and inside the March 1999 special couture issue, Mario Testino honored Madame Yevonde, the English photographer from the 1930s with the Haute Couture, Excès Simple editorial. Vogue Paris March 1999
After posing for the February 2001 cover, Kate Moss rang in the new year by appearing again on the cover of Vogue Paris for the holiday issue. With her face half-lit by a crown of Christmas lights, the British model was photographed by Mario Testino in a turban and tank top by Yohji Yamamoto. Vogue Paris December 2001 / January 2002
After shooting almost all the covers for Vogue Paris in 1998 and 1999, Mario Testino dedicated himself to his own work in 2000, and didn't return to Vogue until February 2001. He chose Kate Moss to play a platinum blonde femme-enfant on one of the covers for this issue. Vogue Paris February 2001
Who better than Mario Testino to gte to the theart of the Kate Moss phenomenon in the early Noughties? Close with Kate since her early days, he photographed the model wearing a Coeur Anatomique crystal necklace by Swarovski, holding a velvet ribbon by Tom Ford for Yves Saint Laurent between her fingers, for the May 2003 cover of Vogue Paris. Vogue Paris May 2003
The March 2004 issue sparkled with dresses covered in sequins, with touches of gold and plenty of glitter. Dressed in a feathered Gucci bolero, Kate Moss was sculptural on this black and white cover signed by David Sims. Vogue Paris March 2004
For her fifth cover with Mario Testino, Kate Moss wore a Gucci fox fur and organza shawl coat, over a Nike cotton sports bra, in a sports-chic look created in honor of the Olympic Games held in Athens that year. The Peruvian photographer signed almost all of the fashion editorials in this issue of Vogue Paris. Vogue Paris November 2004
"Last Christmas" by George Michael
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Kate Moss will be featured on the cover of the August 2019 edition of Vogue Paris


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Hi - glad you like it, I like it as well. As always, it was totally dependant upon the light - the sun illuminating her face inside her car so that her reflection was lit correctly. The rest was simply angles and opportunity . . .
I like the hat!!! So Romantic)...nice girl!
I like his leather hat...well worn but classy-looking!
Love the profile. Nice lighting, too.
This looks much better, glad you also see the difference, well done !


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The Orlando Sentinel reports that, as the result of Congress extending the 2010 budget until March, NASA must continue paying millions every month for the Ares I rocket program essentially ended by President Obama when he signed a new NASA plan in October.
That's one small clause for Congress, one giant bill for taxpayer-kind.
The language in the 2010 budget that kept the program going was introduced by Sen. Richard Shelby (R-AL). According to NASA, $95 million a month is being spent on Ares I — and about $165 million of the projected $475 million to be spent overall between October and March will go specifically to Alliant Techsystems, or ATK. ATK has a $2 billion contract "to build the solid-rocket first stage for the Ares I, the rocket that was supposed to fill the shuttle's role of transporting astronauts to the International Space Station." But it will no longer do so. NASA officials argued that the money isn't necessarily wasted — the resources given to the program might be applicable to whatever rocket Congress eventually approves.
"Much of the Ares I work likely will be directly applicable to a heavy-lift vehicle if a shuttle-derived architecture is selected, including five-segment boosters, tank structures, upper-stage engine and avionics," Michael Cabbage, a NASA spokesman, told the Sentinel.
In a final irony, the paper points out that the agency has had to postpone the start of a program to modernize facilities at the Kennedy Space Center — for lack of funds.


Stagecoach offers high quality performing arts classes for children and teenagers aged 4 – 18 years at weekends and during school holidays. Classes are taught by professional theatre practitioners. The emphasis is on hard work in a fun and happy environment!
Whether you'd like the chance to appear on TV or on stage or you'd like a little bit more confidence to shine – Stagecoach offers a wide range of activities.
The dance is hip hop and street jazz; the singing is classical to pop and the acting covers text, improvisation and musical theatre. It's a brilliant all-round experience!
Our courses are based at Honeywell School, Honeywell Road, London, SW11 6EF on Saturdays and Sundays during term-time.
Directory Offer: FREE Stagecoach t-shirt for weekend class and workshop course participants.


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Korgon steht für:

 Korgon-Kamm, Korgon-Gebirge, ein Gebirgszug im Altai, Russland
 Korgon (Fluss), ein Nebenfluss des Tscharysch im Korgon-Gebirge
 Korgon (Berg), Gipfel im Korgon-Gebirge
 Korgon-Zone, geologische Struktureinheit: vulkanogene Serien des Devon im Korgon-Gebirge

Orte
 Korgon (Ust-Kanski), Dorf im Rajon Ust-Kanski der russischen Republik Altai
 Korgon (Leilek), Dorf im Rajon Leilek von Kirgisistan
 Koschoj-Korgon, historische Festung im Rajon Atbaschy, Kirgisistan

Weiteres
 Korgon, in Turksprachen für "Festung"

Siehe auch
 Bazar-Korgon, Ort im gleichnamigen Distrikt im Gebiet Dschalalabat, Kirgisistan
 Daroot-Korgon, ein Ort im Gebiet Osch, Kirgisistan

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Iconic Route Challenge – Ride the Chase!
Oh yes….we are quick on the heels for this year's Dirty Kanza! Emporia is already buzzing with excitement and energy awaiting your arrival. Please join us, even if you are not riding in the event, as there will be so much to see and do! In the meantime – between May 1 and May 20, challenge yourself to complete the RIDE THE CHASE iconic route, bring proof you've completed the route in to our retail team at Gravel City Adventure & Supply, and your name will be entered to win one of three Camelbak Chase Vests – this vest has been designed for events just like Dirty Kanza!
Don't live in town? Complete a 75 mile ride with 2,375+ feet of climbing, email your name and ride file to dirtykanza@gmail.com, and we will enter your name into the drawing as well! Drawing will be held live on our facebook page on May 25th at 1pm.


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(FOX, February 6-December 18, 1999)
Saban Entertainment, Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment, Toei Company, Ltd., MMPR Productions, Inc.
MAIN CAST:
Danny Slavin – Red Galaxy Ranger/Leo Corbett
Archie Kao – Blue Galaxy Ranger/Kai Chen
Reggie Rolle – Green Galaxy Ranger/Damon Henderson
Cerina Vincent – Yellow Galaxy Ranger/Maya
Valerie Vernon – Pink Galaxy Ranger/Kendrix Morgan
Melody Perkins – Pink Galaxy Ranger/Karone (episodes 32-45)
Russell Lawrence – Magna Defender/Michael Corbett
Wendee Lee – Alpha 6
Julie Maddalena – D.E.C.A.
Amy Miller – Trakeena
Kim Strauss (voice) – Scorpius
Tom Wyner (voice) – Furio
Derek Stephen Prince (voice) – Treacheron
Bob Papenbrook (voice) – Deviot
David Lodge (voice) – Villamax
Paul Schrier – Farkus "Bulk" Bulkmeier
Jack Banning – Professor Phenomenus
Power Rangers Lost Galaxy is the sixth incarnation of the Power Rangers franchise, and the seventh season overall. It utilized footage from Toei Company, Ltd.'s 22nd Super Sentai series, Seijuu Sentai Gingaman. While not a direct continuation of In Space, it was a spiritual sequel designed to transition from the Zordon-era of the franchise into the post-Zordon era.
Lush greenery probably looks alien to Los Angelinos.
After the unprecedented success of In Space's finale, Saban Entertainment decided to continue with the franchise after initially planning to end it. Even though Gingaman was a nature-based series, Saban decided to work the concept into another space-themed show to capitalize on In Space. This made things difficult for the writers as the usable footage from Gingaman contained no space elements, and they had to tie all the American space-faring footage into the natural surroundings of the Sentai.
Terra Venture.
Initially going to be called Power Rangers: Space Jungle, Lost Galaxy was set a year after the events of In Space. The Galactic Space Alliance had launched the space colony Terra Venture to head out on an expedition to find a new world to colonize. A selection of citizens was given the chance to partake. One citizen, Leo Corbett (Danny Slavin), had to sneak his way to Terra Venture where his brother, Mike (Russell Lawrence), worked as a security officer (utilizing uniforms from the film Starship Troopers). To escape being caught, Leo disguised himself as an officer and ended up in training maneuvers with Mike's unit, where he met Kai Chen (Archie Kao) and Kendrix Morgan (Valerie Vernon).
Trakeena, Deviot, Kegler and Villamax.
Meanwhile, the forces of Scorpius (Kim Strauss) had invaded the planet Mirinoi to try and steal the Quasar Sabers; five ancient swords embedded in a stone altar 3,000 years ago that could only be removed by the "chosen ones". A citizen of the planet, Maya (Cerina Vincent), fled Scorpius' Stingwinger insectoid army through a portal that opened up in front of Leo, Mike, Kai and Kendrix. After protecting Maya, everyone but Kai followed her back through to help her people. Kai eventually follows by taking the Astro Megaship, now a museum complete with Alpha 6 (Wendee Lee) and D.E.C.A. (Julie Maddalena), reluctantly piloted by its caretaker and mechanic, Damon Henderson (Reggie Rolle). There, in the heat of conflict, they drew the Quasar Sabers and became the Power Rangers. Unfortunately, the planet Mirinoi was lost to a petrification wave created by Scorpius' general, Fuiro (Tom Wyner), and Mike was dropped into a chasm leaving Leo to take his place as the Red Ranger.
The swords in the stone/
The Quantum Swords were the primary weapons of the Rangers and shrunk to dagger-size when not in use, and were the first holstered weapon capable of destroying a monster on their own with enough power. Each was marked with their individual Ranger's Galactabeast. The Galactabeasts were sentient Zords, a first for the franchise, used by the Rangers after they rescued them from Scorpius' forces. They were the Lion, the Condor, the Gorilla, the Wolf and the Wildcat. A Rhino, Phoenix and Shark Galactabeast would later be discovered. Their secondary weapons were the Quasar Launchers, which could function as either powerful bazookas or staff weapons.
The Galactabeasts.
The Rangers eventually recovered the Transdaggers, which were weapons lost to time and found in the possession of intergalactic arms dealer, Horn (Blake Torney). Each Transdagger resembled a talon and took on a different secondary from for each Ranger: Red's became a dagger that could channel fire; Blue's became a biclaw that could project a devastating water attack; Green's became a blaster; Yellow's became twin melee daggers that emitted lightning with each slash; and Pink's became an energy crossbow. The Transdaggers also allowed the Galactabeasts to combine into the Galaxy Megazord.
Two-wheelin'...in space!
Besides Terra Venture and the Astro Megaship, the Rangers utilized two other forms of transportation. The first were Jet Jammers created by Alpha and D.E.C.A. They were small personal hovercrafts that could traverse planetary surfaces or short distances in space. The second were the Astro Cycles, which were only utilized by Red, Blue and Green. Red could combine his Astro Cycle with his Galactabeast to encase it in an armor shell that could be set ablaze for a powerful attack. Both methods of transportation were exclusive to Lost Galaxy.
Scorpius.
Because Seijuu Sentai Gingaman vs. Megaranger was in production at the time of filming, the Gingaman villains were unavailable for use. Furio's costume was from the final villain of Denji Sentai Megaranger and wasn't used in its Saban counterpart, In Space. Scorpius was created specifically for the show, resembling a large spider with tentacles instead of legs. Scorpius' ambition was to gather powerful objects around the universe for himself. The only thing Scorpius cared about more was his daughter, Trakeena (Amy Miller), and often kept her out of his campaigns to keep her safe. Initially, she was a vain, spoiled weakling until she received combat training from Villamax (David Lodge), a noble warrior, and her father's powers after the Rangers destroyed him. Scorpius' two other generals were Treacheron (Derek Stephen Prince), who despite his name was fiercely loyal, and Deviot (Bob Papenbrook), who was cowardly and always sought to acquire more power for himself; going so far as to eventually kill Scorpius and attempt to kill Trakeena. Along with the Stingwingers, Scorpius and Trankeena employed a variety of monsters who, for the first time in the franchise, could grow on their own.
Captain Mutiny.
Later in the show's run, the Rangers retrieved the Galaxy Book: a book that held immeasurable power and information on subjects such as the Galactabeasts and the Lost Galaxy. An attempt by Deviot to steal the book sent Terra Venture to the Lost Galaxy. There, they encountered a new foe, the space pirate Captain Mutiny (Mike Reynolds). He ruled and plundered the Lost Galaxy with his crew: Barbatax (Richard Epicar), an enforcer and slave-driver; Hexuba (Rajia Baroudi), a sorceress; and a legion of Swabbies, Mutiny's foot soldier that only spoke in stereotypical pirate lingo. Mutiny also had his own assortment of monsters that he used against the Rangers. Mutiny and his crew traveled on the giant Titanisaur, which also doubled as a powerful weapon.
The Galaxy Rangers: Kendrix, Kai, Leo, Damon and Maya.
Power Rangers Lost Galaxy debuted on FOX as part of the Fox Kids programming block on February 6, 1999. The series was primarily written by story editor Judd Lynn, with Jackie Marchand, Carlton Holder, Jill Donnellan and Denise Skinner. Lior Rosner, Jeremy Sweet, Inon Zur, Shuki Levy and Haim Saban served as the music composers. Despite the name, the "Lost Galaxy" aspect of the series didn't come into play until more than halfway through the season; however, it was originally intended for Mirinoi to be part of the Lost Galaxy. Lost Galaxy was the first show in the franchise to be set away from the fictional city of Angel Grove, California, and to feature full grown adults with professions as the Rangers instead of teenagers in high school. It was also the first to have the Rangers in stock clothing when de-morphed, where previous incarnations wore different outfits in their respective Ranger color. The Rangers also actively participated in the permanent destruction of the main villains, who before this point where allowed to continue on while their minions suffered all the real defeats.
Bulk and the Professor working in a cafe.
While not in Angel Grove, Bulk (Paul Schrier) and Professor Phenomenus (Jack Banning) were amongst the citizens who were on Terra Venture where they ran a café after bombing out of the science division. Jason Narvy, who played Skull, opted not to reprise his role so that he could return to school. He did, however, make a cameo appearance in the first episode to close out his character's story; being forgotten on Earth by Bulk and the Professor.
The Magna Defender. Friend or foe?
The Rangers gained an ally of sorts in the Magna Defender (Kerrigan Mahan). Defender was on a quest to enact vengeance against Scorpius after his invasion of Defender's home world led to the death of his son, Zika (Ryan James). Centuries prior, Defender arrived on Mirinori to release the Lights of Orion, a mysterious energy source that could greatly enhance a being's powers, but was defeated by Treacheron and dropped into a pit; where he remained until Mike Corbett was also dropped in, allowing Defender freedom by possessing Mike. Eventually, after realizing his thirst for vengeance was putting others in harm's way, Defender would separate from Mike and then bestow his powers upon him. This allowed Mike to fight alongside the Rangers as the new Magna Defender, complete with the bull-like Torozord and the Magna Sword (which could transform into a Magna Blaster). The Rangers also gained the powers of the Lights of Orion, which increased their natural powers as well as that of the Galaxy Megazord.
Lost Galaxy meets In Space.
Lost Galaxy began the tradition of the annual Power Rangers team-up; wherein the team from a previous incarnation would join the current team to help defeat a common threat (a tradition in the Sentai series). In this case, the Space Rangers from In Space came to help the Galaxy Rangers defeat the revived Psycho Rangers; evil Rangers created by In Space's main foe, Astronema (Melody Perkins), designed to destroy the Ranger whose color they emulate. The two heroic teams combined their energies and destroyed most of the Psycho Rangers. Psycho Pink (Vicki Davis) managed to survive and renewed her function to destroy pink Power Rangers. Kendrix ended up sacrificing herself to save the life of Cassie Chan, the Pink Space Ranger (Patricia Ja Lee). This was the first death of a Power Ranger, and a necessary one as Vernon had to leave the show for treatment after learning she had leukemia. Vernon remained in the main credits, however, so that Saban could help pay for her chemotherapy. This also meant that a subplot involving a developing romance between Kendrix and Leo had to be abandoned.
Saban originally intended to have Lee replace Vernon in the show for the remainder of the season. However, they refused to pay her more than the guest-star rate and she quit shortly after filming her crossover scenes. Instead, Perkins was brought back as Karone, the sister of Red Space Ranger Andros (Christpher Khayman Lee) and the good aspect of Astronema. She disguised herself as her evil alter-ego in order to interrupt the auction of the Pink Quasar Saber and retrieve the sword from evil hands. Kendrix's spirit would later come to Karone while she was in danger and give her the mantle of the Pink Galaxy Ranger. She remained in the role until Kendrix's resurrection at the end of the season when the Galaxy Rangers returned their Quasar Sabers to the altar.
Airing the same day as "Redemption Day", Power Rangers: The Lost Episode was a special hosted by original Mighty Morphin actors Austin St. John and Walter Emanuel Jones, his first return to the franchise since walking off in a pay dispute before the third season. The episode showed clips from all the incarnations of the franchise thus far, as well as footage from Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger when discussing the origin of the show. Also seen was the original pilot version of the first Mighty Morphin episode, "Day of the Dumpster". The original pilot featured Audri DuBois as Trini and gave several characters and objects different names than what would be used in the series.
Life after Rangers: Reggie, Amy and their three kids.
Lost Galaxy would be the final time Bulk would serve as a series regular, making guest-appearances in future incarnations, and was the final season to feature Phenomenus. Skull would return in guest spots as well down the line. Following the series, Rolle and Miller would end up getting married. In a featurette on the Power Rangers Super Megaforce: The Legendary Battle DVD, Rolle shared an anecdote on how when a kid recognized them both while shopping at Toys 'R' Us, he explained that he was "tricking" Trakeena to save the universe.
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #29 reveals the origin of Terra Venture.
In BOOM! Studio's Mighty Morphin Power Rangers comic, an R&D tech corporation named Promethea was introduced. It was a city-sized island built off the coast of San Francisco developed by former 1969 Power Ranger, Grace Sterling. During the "Shattered Gird" crossover event in 2018, it was revealed that the entire structure was capable of space travel and would eventually become Terra Venture in the future. Karone is also featured in the event as the only surviving Galaxy Ranger. Following the event, the Magna Defender was announced to be a member of a new team of Rangers that included the Ranger Slayer (an alternate future Kimberly), the Red Space Ranger, the Yellow Zeo Ranger, the Green Samurai Ranger and a mysterious Dark Ranger.
Red Galaxy Ranger in Power Rangers: Super Legends.
As with other entries in the Power Rangers franchise, Bandai produced a line of action figures and other merchandise based on the show. While the show itself didn't receive a video game, its characters did make appearances in others. In the 2007 Power Rangers: Super Legends by Disney Interactive, Leo, Damon, Kai, Trakeena, Magna Defender, Stingwingers and the Galaxy Megazord are all featured. In nWay Games' 2017 Power Rangers: Legacy Wars mobile game, Kendrix, the Magna Defender and Trakeena were featured.
DVD cover.
In 1999, 20th Century Fox released the VHS Power Rangers Lost Galaxy: The Power of Teamwork Overcomes All featuring the episodes "Quasar Quest Part 1 & 2" and "Race to the Rescue." The next VHS, Return of the Magna Defender, contained "The Magna Defender", "The Sunflower Search", "Orion Rising", "Orion Returns" and "Redemption Day." In 2003, Walt Disney Video included the episode "To The Tenth Power" on the DVD compilation The Best of the Power Rangers: The Ultimate Rangers. In 2012, Time Life Entertainment released Power Rangers: From Mighty Moprhin to Lost Galaxy containing the complete span of those shows over 40 DVDs. Shout! Factory also released Power Rangers Legacy, which contained seasons 1-20 in a collectible Red Ranger helmet package. The next year, they released Lost Galaxy as part of the Power Rangers: Seasons Four-Seven box set, and then independently in 2015.
EPISODE GUIDE:
"Quasar Quest, Part I" (2/6/99) – Leo sneaks aboard Terra Venture and ends up on a security officer training mission that leads to an encounter with Maya.
"Quasar Quest, Part II" (2/13/99) – Maya, Mike, Kai, Kendrix and Damon unsheathe the Quantum Swords to become Power Rangers, but end up losing Mike and the planet Mirinoi.
"Race to the Rescue" (2/20/99) – Maya hears the distress of the Galactabeasts being captured by Scorpius' forces and the Rangers rush to their rescue.
"Rookie in Red" (2/27/99) – When Leo forgets to lock the weapon bay door, arms dealer Horn is able to steal the Quantum Swords for Scorpius and Leo goes after them himself.
"Homesick" (3/6/99) – Damon mentors a young boy homesick for Earth when Gasser attacks Terra Venture and puts everyone to sleep.
"The Lights of Orion" (3/13/99) – Mutantrum disguises himself as Mike in order to trick the Rangers into helping retrieve the Lights of Orion for Furio.
"Double Duty" (3/20/99) – While investigating an actress that could be Kendrix's double, the Wise Wizard makes his move to find the Lights of Orion.
"The Blue Crush" (3/27/99) – Kai falls for an attractive woman he meets, but romance barely gets a chance to bloom when a monster attacks.
"The Magna Defender" (4/3/99) – Investigating Mike's disappearance leads to Leo encountering the Manga Defender, who helps the Rangers battle back some monsters.
"The Sunflower Search" (4/10/99) – The Magna Defender reveals his motivations for fighting against Scorpius, but in his zeal for revenge almost ends up harming civilians in battle.
"Silent Sleep" (4/17/99) – The Chilly-Fish monster leaves everyone but Leo frozen, so it's up to him and the Magna Defender to defeat the monster.
"Orion Rising" (5/1/99) – Maya and Kendrix battle with each other as well as the latest monster after Maya unknowingly ate a cake Kendrix baked for Damon's birthday.
"Orion Returns" (5/8/99) – Destruxo captures the Lights of Orion, but his victory is short-lived when Impostra tricks him into using the lights on himself to "test" them.
"Shark Attack" (5/15/99) – The Rangers interrupt a battle between Treacheron and Trakeena, and Leo hears Mike talking to him.
"Redemption Day" (5/22/99) – Scorpius wants Terra Venture's energy for his ship, but while the Rangers try to stop him the Manga Defender looks to blow up the colony to achieve his revenge.
"Destined for Greatness" (9/25/99) – Mike assures Leo that he's meant to be the Red Ranger, and soon gains the powers of the Magna Defender to save the Rangers from Skeletron.
"Stolen Beauty" (10/2/99) – Trakeena orders a monster to steal all the beauty from the women of Terra Venture for herself.
"The Rescue Mission" (10/9/99) – Mike leads a rescue mission to an abandoned ship where a spider monster dwells and a mysterious book is kept.
"The Lost Galactabeasts, Part I" (10/16/99) – Deviot offers the services of his powerful Galactabeasts if Scorpius will make him his second-in-command.
"The Lost Galactabeasts, Part II" (10/22/99) – Deviot sends one of his monsters with the Galactabeasts to attack Terra Venture.
"Heir to the Throne" (10/23/99) – Trakeena trains with Villamax while Deviot plots Scorpius' demise and intends to utilize the cocoon meant for her.
"An Evil Game" (10/25/99) – Trakeena attacks Leo in revenge for her father, and Deviot uses the opportunity to try and assassinate her.
"Memories of Mirinoi" (10/26/99) – A friend of Maya's appears on Terra Venture and attempts to steal the Galaxy book.
"Green Courage" (10/27/99) – Trakeena captures High Commander Reiner in order to demand a mechanic be sent to fix the Scorpion Stinger.
"Blue to the Test" (10/28/99) – A monster takes control of Command Stanton's mind and sends Terra Venture careening towards a star.
"Mean Wheels Mantis" (10/29/99) – When a mantis monster turns Kendrix and Maya into gold trophies, the other Rangers must beat him in a race to free them.
"Loyax's Last Battle" (11/1/99) – A former hero looks for one final challenge, so Trakeena sends him off to fight the Rangers.
"A Red Romance" (11/2/99) – Leo becomes interested in a girl who ends up abducted by a monster, and whose brother goes off to face it alone to free her.
"The Chameliac Warrior" (11/3/99) – Trakeena sends Chamelia after the Rangers, and he defeats them by using their own moves against them.
"To the Tenth Power" (11/4/99) – When Deviot revives the Psycho Rangers, the Space Rangers return to help the Galaxy Rangers defeat them.
"The Power of Pink" (11/5/99) – Psycho Pink manages to survive and almost succeeds in killing Cassie, but Kendrix sacrifices herself to save Cassie's life.
"Protect the Quasar Saber" (11/8/99) – Karone poses as Astronema to retrieve the Pink Quasar Saber, and ends up becoming the new Pink Ranger courtesy of Kendrix's spirit.
"Facing the Past" (11/9/99) – Karone takes Leo to get his powers restored after the Magnetox monster destroys them only to come face-to-face with her past as Astronema.
"Turn up the Volume" (11/10/99) – Damon loses the chief mechanic position when his rival steals his invention's plans, but the two of them have to come together to defeat the latest monster attack.
"Enter the Lost Galaxy" (11/11/99) – Deviot kills the Guardian coming to retrieve the Galaxy Book and uses it to send Terra Venture to the Lost Galaxy.
"Beware the Mutiny" (11/12/99) – Captain Mutiny seeks to take the colony citizens and add them to his slave labor force.
"Grunchor on the Loose" (11/15/99) – The Rangers hunt a monster causing massive earthquakes on Terra Venture.
"Until Sunset" (11/16/99) – Captain Mutiny captures Leo and Damon and strings them up to bake in the sun.
"Dream Battle" (11/17/99) – Hexuba traps the Rangers in battles in their dreams until Mike fights the spell off long enough to stop her.
"Hexuba's Graveyard" (11/18/99) – Hexuba bombards the Rangers with past monsters to wear them down until Kai decides to take them out at the source.
"Raise the Titanisaur" (11/19/99) – Captain Mutiny uses the Titanisaur against the Rangers, and it takes their all and all their Megazords to defeat it.
"Escape the Lost Galaxy" (12/3/99) – Mike sacrifices his powers to ensure Terra Venture can make it through the portal back into their own universe.
"Journey's End, Part I" (12/16/99) – Trakeena and Deviot end up becoming merged into a single being as they launch an attack that grounds Terra Venture on a moon.
"Journey's End, Part II" (12/17/99) – Villamax takes issue with Trakeena's attack and sacrifices himself to oppose her as the citizens make their escape to the new world.
"Journey's End, Part III" (12/18/99) – Trakeena turns herself into a powerful insectoid monster and the Rangers battle her to save their people and new home for the final time.
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Eighteen out of 67 missing Kansas foster children were found after a joint investigation last week coordinated the efforts of 100 law enforcement officers from federal, state and local agencies.
The week-long investigation, tagged with the name Operation HOPE, was led by the Kansas Bureau of Investigation and the U.S. Department of Health and Humans Services Office of Inspector General, Office of Investigations, said Todd Silver, communications specialist at the HHS OIG office.
The number of runaway youth in foster care changes daily. As of Nov. 20, there remain 56 verified runaway youth, said Kansas Department for Children and Families spokeswoman Taylor Forrest.
Forrest said DCF plans to strengthen investigative searches and the department's relationships with law enforcement to help locate missing kids.
Since Secretary Gina Meier-Hummel took over leading DCF, the department has had a "robust investigative team" actively looking for youth every day, she said.
Once runaway youth are found, Forrest said they are being partnered with Youth Advocacy Program advocates who can build a trust-based relationship with them.
"The advocate will help identify why the youth is running, and we hope help prevent them from running in the future," she said.
DCF also has hired an anti-human trafficking manager to coordinate human trafficking efforts, and this individual will assist the missing and runaway youth investigative unit.
Last week's investigation also served as an opportunity for HHS's OIG to identify waste, fraud and abuse by individuals and entities, as it may be occurring within the state of Kansas' foster care program, Silver said.
The investigation operated from command posts in Sedgwick and Johnson counties, focusing geographically on those counties and also Wyandotte County, Silver said.
"The effort ultimately spanned many Kansas counties and saw leads generated and forwarded to other states," Silver said.
Right now, Silver said, no specifics about any findings regarding waste or fraud are available.


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University of Colorado Boulder Leeds School of Business ranked No. 67 for its full-time MBA program, according to Bloomberg Businessweek's 2018 rankings. The ranking is 13 points ahead of last year's 80th placement.
This year Bloomberg modernized the ranking methodology for business schools to assess MBA program value from the perspective of graduating students, recent alumni, and recruiting companies. Assessments are organized into four categories based on importance to respondents: Compensation, Learning, Networking and Entrepreneurship.
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Georgia O'Keefe: Visions of Hawai'i (2018): Home
May 19 – October 28, 2018
Discover the artist's rarely seen works from Hawai'i—reunited in New York for the first time since 1940—and the plants and flowers that inspired them.
Bringing together 20 of Georgia O'Keeffe's little-known depictions of Hawai'i from a nine-week sojourn in 1939 while on commission to produce images for a Hawaiian Pineapple Company promotional campaign, this exhibition offers a new perspective on the pioneering American modernist. A lush flower show in the Haupt Conservatory explores the remarkable beauty and variety of Hawaiian flora—as well as its complex botanical and cultural history. A stunning exhibition in the Art Gallery—featuring O'Keeffe's Hawai'i paintings and other works—spotlights a transformative experience in the legendary artist's life. Like many of her well-known paintings, from stark New Mexican landscapes to New York cityscapes, O'Keeffe's dramatic Hawaiian imagery conveys a distinct sense of place with lava-studded beaches and towering waterfalls as well as close-ups of the exotic tropical flowers that she encountered.
Georgia O'Keeffe is celebrated as one of the most important American artists of the twentieth century, and her distinguished career, lasting more than seventy years, was characterized by a thoroughgoing embrace of nature and its forms. Here at The New York Botanical Garden, we have long believed that O'Keeffe's love of nature would lend itself perfectly to our special brand of exhibitions that seek to explore the affinities between the arts and the sciences. The seldom studied body of work O'Keeffe produced during her nine weeks in Hawai'i in 1939 offers an exciting opportunity to tell the story of one of this country's quintessential artists alongside a compelling, and increasingly urgent, story about conservation. Disturbingly, the Hawaiian archipelago is sometimes referred to as the world capital of extinction. From May 19 through October 28, 2018, NYBG presents Georgia O'Keeffe: Visions of Hawai'i, the first New York exhibition to bring together most of the artist's Hawai'i pictures since their 1940 debut at An American Place, Alfred Stieglitz's gallery. The focus is on O'Keeffe's absorption of the physical beauty and plant life of the Islands and what the paintings reveal (or obscure) about the complex environmental history of this unique locality.
Accompanying the works of art on view in the LuEsther T. Mertz Library's Art Gallery is a flower show in the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory that transports visitors to a lush paradise filled with colorful tropical plants typical of the gardens O'Keeffe would have encountered as she traveled among 0'ahu, Maui, Kaua'i, and the Big Island of Hawai'i. A rich suite of programming for visitors of all ages complements the exhibition, including a poetry walk and poetry readings, film screenings, themed weekends, and live performances of traditional Hawaiian music and dance.
For their important contributions to the preparation of the exhibition, I wish to thank Theresa Papanikolas, PhD, guest curator; Francisca Coelho, designer of the flower show in the Conservatory; Scott Pask, designer of the Conservatory sets; Alice Quinn, Executive Director of the Poetry Society of America, the Garden's longtime partner in presenting themed poetry walks and readings in conjunction with special exhibitions; and our collaborators at Hawai'i Tourism United States for their contributions to exhibition programming. I also thank the exhibition lenders: Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, Santa Fe; Honolulu Museum of Art; Baltimore Museum of Art; Brooklyn Museum; Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, Tennessee; Muscatine Art Center, Iowa; James M. Rosenfield; Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, DC; Sharon Twigg-Smith; and private collectors. The art exhibition will travel to the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, and I am grateful for the museum's support of the project.
This landmark exhibition would not have been possible without the generosity of our major funders, including the LuEsther T. Mertz Charitable Trust, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and Gillian and Robert Steel. We thank the Wyeth Foundation for American Art for its support of this exhibition catalog. The New York Botanical Garden is uniquely positioned to organize an exhibition featuring O'Keeffe's art and the ecological history of the Hawaiian Islands it depicts. We hope you will immerse yourself in this little-known story of an artist whose work has been so important in defining American art and the American landscape and come away inspired by a new perspective on her fascinating oeuvre.
Gregory Long
The William C. Steere Sr. President
The New York Botanical Garden
Recommended Reading - Georgia O'Keeffe
Georgia O'Keeffe by Theresa Papanikolas; DeSoto Brown (Contribution by); Sam Ohu Gon III (Contribution by); Brian Boom (Contribution by); Joanna L. Groarke
Recommended Websites - Georgia O'Keefe
NYBG - Georgia O'Keeffee Press Release
NYBG Georgia O'Keeffe Exhibition Website
Images from Georgia O'Keeffe: Visions of Hawai'i
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