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New Jersey DECA's Northern Regional Conference was held this past Monday, January 7th at Ramapo College. Twenty-nine (29) of our BTMF students were among the 3,000+ in attendance. Students are enrolled to compete within 1 of 30 business-themed events. Winners are chosen based on their performance on a 100-question online test, and by role-playing the solution to a business problem in front of a judge.
It gives me great pleasure to share that 4 of our students were among the select few who qualified for advancement to the statewide conference in Atlantic City via a Role-Play Event competition! In the Principles of Finance Event: Enequenil Fortunado, Shuhrat Kabir, and Nataly Merino all qualified. In the Professional Selling Event, Enyeli Galvez shined as well. More of our students may still compete at the state conference by completing a research project within a Written Event category.
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He became a giant of television for creating The West Wing, the drama series about machinations inside the White House, then the toast of Hollywood for The Social Network, his Oscar-winning film about the founders of Facebook.
Now Aaron Sorkin, one of the biggest names in American film and television, is to launch one of the most eagerly anticipated media events of the season.
The Newsroom, like The Social Network, will reveal a secret story behind the world of modern media. But this time Sorkin is setting the drama in the old-tech world of a television news studio. At a time when the internet is big news and television broadcasters are struggling to find an audience, some observers say he is taking a significant risk.
"In the cultural landscape, a newsroom is not forward-looking. In a way it is going backwards from The Social Network," said Caryn James, who runs the James On Screen blog and is a former reviewer for the New York Times. "I don't think journalists are tremendously popular today, and so in that sense a newsroom feels like an odd choice."
Sorkin has had television flops before. Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, which was set behind the scenes of a comedy sketch show, was an eventual failure and ended up being cancelled even as its rival 30 Rock – also set around a sketch show – became a huge success. His attempt to portray the world of a sports news-show, Sports Night, was a critical hit but lasted just two series before being axed.
However, there is also a strong tradition of television series and movies based around newsrooms finding a large and devoted audience. Shows such as the Mary Tyler Moore Show, Murphy Brown and NewsRadio were all successes, and in film, All The President's Men, Broadcast News and Good Night, and Good Luck were triumphs. "It has worked tremendously well before," James said. There is certainly a lot of excitement building around The Newsroom, which begins on the cable channel HBO on 24 June. A trailer has been released online, and set television critics raving. It featured the show's star, a news anchor called Will McAvoy, played by Jeff Daniels, having an apparent meltdown on a chatshow. When asked: "Why is America the greatest country in the world?", he is apparently goaded into shedding a long-held reputation for journalistic neutrality.
"Just in case you accidentally wander into a voting booth one day, here's some things you should know," he says and launches into a long list of statistics about American decline.
But just in case anyone is thinking that liberal darling Sorkin is going only for the Democratic half of America, the clip contains a shocking revelation. "I'm a registered Republican. I only seem liberal because I believe hurricanes are caused by high barometric pressure, not gay marriage," McAvoy growls. Not that this has appeased many on the Republican right, where there has been rapid condemnation of McAvoy as an unlikely and unpatriotic televised version of an American conservative. "Sorkin is about to unleash his vision of what conservatives and Republicans are like," wrote the conservative blogger Warner Huston. "It ain't going to be pretty. It seems like more proof that liberal Hollyweirders don't know anything about conservatives."
Perhaps that is not too surprising. The West Wing is beloved of many liberals, with its portrayal of a clever, socially conscious and left-leaning president. Many on the right of American politics called the show "The Left Wing".
In preparation for The Newsroom, Sorkin also spent time shadowing the shows of the liberal cable-news hosts Keith Olbermann and Chris Matthews.
To add to the conservatives' ire, the show also features Jane Fonda, who plays McAvoy's boss on the programme. Though she has since mellowed politically, Fonda is still disliked by many conservatives for her leftist anti-Vietnam war activism in the 70s.
But away from the real-world politics likely to surround the show – and act as a potential ratings booster – The Newsroom should also supply lots of onscreen drama. Sorkin is known for his snappy dialogue, sharply drawn characters and talent for taking viewers deep inside a complex internal world.
Judging from its trailer The Newsroom, like The West Wing, is likely to try to tell the story of how the news is made, focusing on behind-the-scenes shenanigans and moral compromises. That should make for fertile territory for a man seen by many as the best screenwriter working in the US.
"It looks set to examine the process of how something is made. That's what Sorkin is good at," said James.


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The Skyline Trail at Jacks Peak County Park in Monterey when the Monterey Peninsula Regional Park District purchased the adjacent 851-acre Rancho Aguajito Property, naming it after Joyce Stevens. (Monterey Herald archives)
By Lisa Crawford Watson | newsroom@montereyherald.com |
December 20, 2020 at 1:15 p.m.
MONTEREY — Six years ago this month, the Monterey Peninsula Regional Park District purchased the historic 850-acre Rancho Aguajito property on Jacks Peak for $7.45 million from the Pebble Beach Company. They renamed the forested land the Joyce Stevens Monterey Pine Forest Preserve, in recognition of the long-time local conservationist and environmental activist who worked for decades to preserve the habitat.
The property's natural stands of Monterey Pine Forest, reports the California Native Plant Society, form plant and animal communities found nowhere else on earth.
"I met Joyce several decades ago, and she has been an inspiration to me as a passionate advocate for the preservation of the Monterey Pine forest," said Kathleen Lee, executive director of the Point Lobos Foundation. "I was delighted to work on naming the preserve after Joyce in honor of the decades of advocacy work she has performed on the Peninsula to protect and conserve this unique habitat. Joyce has always been a dynamic leader, and the naming of the preserve is a tribute to her life's work and passion."
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Considered a rare forest type found in only three coastal California groves and on two islands off the coast of Baja, it is home to at least 10 rare and endangered plant species, including Yradon's Piperia, a federally endangered orchid, native only to the Monterey region.
"This biologically significant property is an integral part of the largest contiguous Monterey Pine Forest habitat remaining on the planet," said Stevens, 93.
The Park District had scheduled a formal dedication ceremony and unveiling of the Joyce Stevens Monterey Pine Preserve entry sign, designed by Stevens, in conjunction with MPRPD General Manager Rafael Payan, for last week. The event was postponed in compliance with the most recent stay-at-home order.
"Joyce Stevens has been one of the primary catalysts for open space conservation in the Monterey Bay area, and has worked for more than 50 years to safeguard, advocate, and educate on behalf of the Central Coast's incomparable environment," said Bill Perocchi, CEO, Pebble Beach Company. "She is admired by local volunteers for her keen humor and indefatigable energy, and by civic leaders as an organizer, mentor, and visionary. This recognition is long over-due."
Stevens isn't sure what the fuss is all about. "I was just doing what had to be done," she said.
The birth of a naturalist
Growing up amid the startling beauty of Anchorage and Juneau, Alaska, Stevens felt a connection to the wilderness that inspired her to protect natural environments that should not be sacrificed by civilization.
Stevens was 19 when someone told her about Carmel, a pristine place where side streets had no sidewalks, and folks couldn't cut down trees. "Those are my people," she thought, as she began to consider the kind of education and career that would lead her to a life in Carmel. A watercolorist, her proclivity lay in visual arts. Yet she decided a more practical application of her eye for design would be architecture.
Stevens pursued a five-year course of study at the University of Washington, returning every summer to Juneau, where she "knew everyone and their sled dogs." Upon graduation, she received a job offer in Juneau, as one of only two architects. After two years, she spent another year working in Fairbanks, which enabled her to apply for her architecture license.
In 1962, Stevens planned a Christmas vacation to Baja California, hoping to collect job opportunities along the way. After accepting an offer to become an architect for Fort Ord and Fort Hunter Liggett, she began more than half a century of hiking and backpacking, horse-packing and white-water rafting, along with an ardent crusade to protect and conserve the wilderness of Monterey County. It wasn't calculated; it was just her nature.
In 1964, Stevens designed her Carmel Woods home, the midcentury modern house where she still lives and continues her conservation activism.
"Joyce Stevens has inspired countless efforts to protect the natural beauty of Monterey County and beyond," said former State Senator Bill Monning. "For nearly 60 years, Joyce has been at the forefront of environmental efforts, from keeping oil tankers out of Moss Landing Harbor to the establishment of the MPRPD. Her work with Friends of the Mission Trail Nature Preserve has focused on the importance of the Lester Rowntree Native Plant Garden."
Stevens' work against the Humble Oil refinery proposed at Moss Landing in the '60s galvanized the Ventana Chapter of the Sierra Club, led by Ansel Adams, and prompted the meeting of many early conservationists in this area, said riparian and native plant ecologist Nikki Nedeff. Stevens' work to preserve the Monterey Pine Forest is chronicled in, "Coastal California's Legacy: The Monterey Pine Forest," a book she co-authored in 2011 with Rita Dalessio, David Bates and Nedeff (Pine Nut Press).
In 2017, upon the naming of the Joyce Stevens Monterey Pine Preserve, actor Robert Redford wrote a letter to Stevens, expressing his gratitude for her decades of efforts in protecting and preserving the "incomparable beauty of this special place for me and my family." Because of her influence, he wrote, "The life force of the Monterey Peninsula will remain, in all the right ways, forever." Stevens was 87 then. On Jan. 10, she will turn 94. She still has the letter and her commitment to conservation.
"Joyce is the citizen-community activist for all seasons," said former Congressman Sam Farr. "Her legacy is our esthetics, which is our best sustainable economy. Nobody deserves more recognition for an environmental movement that was so positive and so necessary. We went from accepting the beauty of the trees to understanding we live in the birthplace of a unique and famous tree, the Monterey Pine. Every single tree should be named for Joyce Stevens."
There's more. A past president and long-standing board member for the Big Sur Land Trust, Stevens also was instrumental in preserving a 12-mile stretch along the Monterey State Seashore. She served on the Hatton Canyon Coalition, arguing against constructing a freeway through the canyon. The founder of Friends of Mission Trail Nature Preserve, she still works to protect and conserve Carmel's 35 acres of native vegetation and rich diversity of habitats.
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"It is deplorable that the US-led Coalition continues to ignore its responsibility of carrying out any meaningful investigations into the hundreds of civilian deaths it caused in Raqqa and elsewhere – even as it starts to withdraw from Syria.
"The Coalition is unashamedly ignoring the devastating legacy of its bombing campaign, adding insult to injury by making clear that it has no intention of offering survivors any form of remedy or compensation.
"Amnesty International has been to Raqqa multiple times since the battle ended. Not a single one of the hundreds of survivors we've spoken to on the ground has even been contacted by the Coalition – let alone received any assistance – as they try to rebuild their lives.
"The Coalition's battle for Raqqa began as its military campaign in Mosul, in neighbouring Iraq, was winding down. Its legacy of devastation and impunity in Mosul should have served as a cautionary tale. There, too, Coalition strikes killed large numbers of civilians and destroyed civilian homes and infrastructure on a massive scale, but it barely lifted a finger to assist in the aftermath.
The US withdrawal – the timeline and details of which remain unknown – is unlikely to stop the US-led Coalition's air strikes in Syria, putting more civilian lives at risk.
Amnesty International is carrying out an ongoing investigation, in partnership with Airwars, into the shocking scale of civilian casualties resulting from four months of US, UK and French bombardment to oust the armed group calling itself Islamic State (IS) from Raqqa. The results will be made public in April 2019.
Amnesty International's on-the-ground investigations and analysis since the battle ended in October 2017 revealed compelling evidence of prima facie international humanitarian law violations by the US-led Coalition. They prompted the Coalition to revise its civilian death toll statistics upwards from 23 to more than 100 – a 300% increase.
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Editorial: Venice Victory
By Elsa Lam On Jul 1, 2014
Visitors to Canada's Venice Biennale pavilion peek at photos of Nunavut's 25 communities. Models for imagined future buildings occupy the centre of the space. Latreille Delage Photography
Phyllis Lambert is a woman who loves to roar. She unleashed her best imitation of a big cat at this year's Venice Architecture Biennale, when she was awarded the festival's top honour: the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement. Hundreds of architects, scholars and journalists from around the world rose to applaud the Montreal-born living legend.
It's easy to take the buildings in our backyard for granted, and the standing ovation was a potent reminder of the significance of Lambert's legacy for global architecture, in the Seagram's headquarters and the Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA).
Canadians had much to celebrate at this year's Biennale. The Canadian pavilion exhibition Arctic Adaptations (see CA, April 2014) won a jury special mention at the Saturday awards ceremony, one of five top prizes given to national pavilions. It's a first for Canada, and a well-deserved win. The jury commended the exhibition, curated by Toronto-based Lateral Office, "for its in-depth study of how modernity adapts to a unique climatic condition and a local minority culture."
Lateral Office's information-packed display elegantly flowed within a crescent-shaped space that many curators have found challenging. In the darkened room, illuminated alcoves housed soapstone sculptures of Nunavut's architectural landmarks, and peepholes offered panoramic views of the territory's 25 communities. Fifteen models of proposed Arctic projects were animated by video projections showing the buildings' transformation through the seasons–a refreshing and engaging take on the staple architectural model.
Beyond these remarkable achievements, Canada's influence continued throughout the Biennale. Jimenez Lai, founder of Bureau Spectacular and a graduate of the University of Toronto, curated Taiwan's Pavilion. Lai inhabited the heavy stone rooms of Palazzo delle Prigioni (adjacent Piazza San Marco) with a light, whimsical set of nine mini-pavilions. Visitors were invited to climb, lie and sit atop the colourful play-structure-like abstractions of domestic elements, including an ancestor altar, open-air banquet hall, study alcove, and (non-functional) outhouse.
The list of Canadian involvement goes on. The restoration of the Mies van der Rohe Gas Station on Nuns' Island in Montreal, by Les Architectes FABG, featured in an exhibition held at Palazzo Bembo. Canadians Léa-Catherine Szacka and Brendan Cormier (both contributors to this magazine) curated exhibitions on the Arsenale grounds. The core material for the Swiss Pavilion, which focused on Cedric Price's seminal Fun Palace, was drawn from the CCA archives. And dozens (if not hundreds) of the curators and researchers involved in the Biennale have passed through the doors of the CCA's study centre as visitors, lecturers and scholars-in-residence.
While Italy's shores seem remote from Canada, the Venice Biennale remains the exemplar amongst a growing number of international architecture fairs. Unlike specialized trade fairs or academic conferences, it attracts visitors from across the wide discipline of architecture. More importantly, they're here not to collect continuing education points or to exchange academic credentials–but to soak in new ideas and to be inspired.
In all likelihood, the strong Canadian presence at this year's Biennale will yield few immediate returns. But the continuing participation of Canada and Canadians at the Biennale is key in the long-term endeavour of building and broadening the image of Canadian architecture in the global imagination. Over the next six months, some 300,000 visitors to the Biennale will see a sampling of Canada's best contemporary architecture and architectural research. In the following year, Arctic Adaptations will tour across Canada. The Biennale–and global exhibitions like it–are some of our best opportunities for showcasing the strengths of our nation's architectural community.
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Album Review: Giant Rooks - Rookery
Photo: Joseph Kadow
Words: Eline Joling
After half a decade of being a band, numerous awards won in their native Germany, and a seven-digit monthly listenership on Spotify, it feels high time Giant Rooks released their long-awaited debut album.
It's easy to forgive the indie rock five-piece for the wait when listening to 'Rookery', as it instantly becomes clear they took the time to carefully refine their sound, creating an album that is dramatic in only the best sense of the word.
Opener 'The Birth of Worlds' is a perfect setup to the rest of the album with an atmospheric, floating soundscape, strong backing vocals and an emotive richness that captures Giant Rooks' essence instantly.
'Watershed' is a vibrant, pop-laden track that's easily one of Giant Rooks' more preppy offerings, while 'Heat Up' matches more of the band's previous songs, as do 'Silence' and 'Wild Stare'.
'Misinterpretations', the most recent single, is where their sonic switches..
The smooth vibes of 'Very Soon You'll See' is in the vein of The Neighbourhood's 'Sweater Weather', and while the chorus still gives us very familiar Giant Rooks sounds, the verses show a more mature side of Frederik Rabe's vocals.
Elsewhere, 'Rainfalls', is a surprisingly emotive and powerful piece regardless of it being just a single line repeated throughout the entirety of the song; "Rain falls slowly / I've been watching it for ages now."
Closer 'Into Your Arms' starts out as one of the calmest songs on the album, with a comfortably slow pace and genuine vocals, before inexplicably sliding into auto-tuned, electronic pop, slightly reminiscent of Cher's 'Believe' - it's definitely the most Marmite track of the record that will no doubt divide opinion.
After five years of anticipation, it's safe to say 'Rookery' was more than worth the wait.
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This is probably the most under-utilized Bosch Attachment. It can do much more than just make hamburger. You can take that cooked ground hamburger or other meats and make them into sandwich spreads. Make sorbets out of frozen fruits. Nut butters out of peanuts, cashews, almonds (use accessory disk 2mm for smooth peanut butter.) Make Pulse out of seeds, dates, prunes and fruits. Allows you to grind and mince fresh meats, stuffings, and virtually all foods into any desired consistency. Minces raw and cooked meat, chicken, fish, vegetables and cheese.
It is made of metal and rugged plastic. The grinder comes with a stainless-steel 4-blade knife and a stainless steel disk with 4.5-mm perforations. The grinder is capable of processing up to 4 pounds (1.9 kilograms) per minute. It disassmenbles easily for cleaning.
The disk that comes standard has 4.5 mm holes. Two expansion disk sets are available, the 2 & 6 mm disk set and the 3 & 8 mm disk set.
The image shows the positioning of the meat grinder on the Bosch Universal Plus.
Parts are also available on this website for the Meat Grinder.
This model has a long leg for use with the Universal Plus kitchen machines. If you have an older Universal 700 watt Mixer you will want the Food and Meat Grinder (for older Universal models) with a shorter leg if it is available, or purchase this model and then add a longer leg. If you have a meat grinder for the Bosch Universal and have purchased the newer Bosch Universal Plus, order the longer slide-on leg.