As the capital city of Florida, Tallahassee is 300 feet above flood level and is located in northern Florida 25 miles from the Gulf of Mexico, 20 miles south of the Georgia border and about 150 miles west of Jacksonville. Tallahassee serves as the county seat of Leon County. With an impressive land size of 95.7 square miles, this neighborhood holds a population of about 159,000. Real estate options consist of single-family detached homes, condominiums, townhouses, estates, and lots. Highways 151, 63, and 90 facilitate commute to and from the area with accessible public transportation through TalTran. Tallahassee has been ranked No. 2 among medium-sized cities by the ePodunk College Town Index, 2002. The economy within the city is widespread and diverse with multiple industries providing employment opportunities, including educational, health, public administration, retail trade, arts, entertainment, recreation, accommodation and food services, professional, scientific, management, administrative. Residents with children from grades K-12 will find the proper educational amenities through the Leon County School District. Those in pursuit of a college degree will find six local college and university campuses, including Florida State University. Nearby parks and recreational areas include St. George Island Park, Maclay Gardens State Park, Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park and River Bluff Picnic Site, Native American Archaeological sites and museums to visit.
The real estate market in Tallahassee is composed of primarily single-family detached homes but does have some condominium and townhouse properties. New three-bedroom, two-bath entry level homes can be purchased between the low $100,000s to the mid-$100,000s. A typical three-bedroom home with two-baths can be acquired at just under $275,000, many times with acreage. Slightly bigger homes with four-bedrooms and three-baths can be purchased at less than $400,000. Larger estate properties with five-bedrooms or more can be purchased from the low $500,000s to several million dollars. There are also scattered opportunities to own vacant residential lots and acreage. A residential lot can be purchased at as little as $30,000 and in surrounding areas when purchasing five or more acres from around $5,000 per acre. Horse properties, lakefront homes and homes in gated communities are also available.
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Tobey Steeves on #BCTF and #BCed v @BCLiberals shock doctrine #Bcpoli #criticaled
Posted on October 26, 2014 by Stephen Petrina | Leave a comment
BRITISH COLUMBIA OBSTRUCTS THE SHOCK DOCTRINE: STRUGGLE, SOLIDARITY, AND POPULAR RESISTANCE
Tobey Steeves, October 26, 2014, Workplace— The 2014/2015 school year had a rocky start in British Columbia, Canada, where teachers and the ruling government have been locked in a contest over the future of public education in the province. Teachers finished the 2013/2014 school year locked out and on strike, and neither the teachers nor the government appeared willing to concede defeat. This clash between public and private values offers meaningful lessons for friends of public education.
The struggle over maintaining public services is not unique to British Columbia (BC), of course, and Naomi Klein's (2007) notion of shock doctrines provides a lens for understanding how and why public services around the world have been attacked and subverted via [manufactured] 'crises'. In The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism, Klein argues that shocks and disasters can disrupt societies' "ruling narratives" and can – if given half a chance – be turned into opportunities for profit-grabbing and corporate re-structuring. Klein provides numerous examples from around the world to show that shock doctrines have been managed and cultivated in order to create "orchestrated raids on the public sphere" (p. 26). Klein's analysis can be extended to BC, where the provincial government has nurtured the spread of privatized education – at the expense of public schools.
I have previously argued that the shock doctrine is alive and well in BC, and involves a broad attack on teachers and the "tacit re-imagining of public education as a vehicle for private profit as well as the intentional re-direction of public resources to redistribute the burden of risk, access, and service to favour private profits over public need" (Steeves, 2014, p. 10). This includes preferential resourcing for private schools in BC, a push to direct public resources away from the provision of learning opportunities and toward a concern with extracting profit, and the systematic commodification of BC's curriculum. To update and supplement this analysis, I would like to: (i) elaborate on the contexts that compelled BC's teachers into rejecting shock therapy and to mount a full-scale strike, (ii) outline some of the impediments to (re)solving the bargaining impasse between teachers and the provincial government, (iii) describe key features of the collective agreement that bridged the impasse between teachers and the provincial government, and (iv) highlight some of the tactics that were used to challenge shock therapy and to cultivate shock resistance in BC
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Gomez & Murillo on Teacher Education: Demands from the Boundaries #criticaled #highered #ubc
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Teacher Education: Demands from the Boundaries
Héctor Gómez Universidad Católica Silva Henríquez (Santiago, Chile)
Fernando Murillo Universidad Alberto Hurtado and Universidad Católica Silva Henríquez (Santiago, Chile) UBC PhD Student
Tuesday October 14, 2015 Noon – 1:00pm UBC Scarfe 1209
[See link to presentation slides below]
Gómez and Murillo will discuss their new book Formacion docente: demandas desde la frontera [Teacher Education: Demands from the Boundaries], a collection of essays that gives voice to perspectives and approaches frequently absent from traditional practices, but are fundamental to the transformative possibilities of teacher education.
The essays are situated within a postcolonial perspective in dialogue with queer theory, inviting a rethinking of current discursive practices around the curriculum of teacher education, asking – among other things – Where do these discourses and practices come from? What gives them legitimacy?, What effects do they have? as a way to problematize the ways in which the curriculum of teacher education is responsible of signifying, appropriating and reproducing identitarian configurations, as well as problematize ways of thinking that discipline and configure certain modalities of life projects through their formative action.
Héctor Gómez: Bachelor in Education – Teacher of History and Social Sciences, Master of Arts in Education and Curriculum. Professor and researcher at the Faculty of Education of Universidad Católica Silva Henríquez. Head of the Curriculum Unit at Universidad Católica Silva Henríquez in Santiago, Chile.
Fernando Murillo: Bachelor in Education – Teacher of English as a Foreign Language, Master of Arts in Education and Curriculum, UBC PhD student. Former curriculum advisor and policy maker for the Ministry of Interior, Government of Chile. Professor and curriculum advisor at Faculty of Philosophy and Humanities, Universidad Alberto Hurtado and Universidad Católica Silva Henríquez in Santiago, Chile.
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Malala w UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon. (Photo by Brendan McDermid/Reuters)
CBC, October 10, 2014– Children's rights activist Malala Yousafzai of Pakistan says she is honoured to share this year's Nobel Peace Prize with India's Kailash Satyarthi, whose work also involves protecting the interests of young people.
"I'm proud that I'm the first Pakistani and first the young woman, or the first young person, who is getting this award," Yousafzai, 17, told journalists in Birmingham, England, where she now lives after Norwegian Nobel Committee chair Thorbjørn Jagland announced the honour in Oslo.
She was at school when the announcement was made Friday. Yousafzai is the youngest winner of a Nobel Prize. The previous youngest laureate was British scientist William Lawrence Bragg, who won for physics in 1915 at age 25.
As for the youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner, Yousafzai eclipses Yemeni activist Tawakkol Karman, who won in 2011 at 32.
Yousafzai and Satyarthi are being honoured for "their struggle against the suppression of children and young people, and for the right of all children to education," the committee said.
The committee said it "regards it as an important point for a Hindu and a Muslim, an Indian and a Pakistani, to join in a common struggle for education and against extremism."
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BC Liberals neglecting child poverty, Aboriginal children, youth mental health #bced #bcpoli
Posted on October 9, 2014 by Stephen Petrina | Leave a comment
Representative for Children and Youth, News Release, October 9, 2014– The provincial government must step up its commitment to helping British Columbia's most vulnerable children and youth by following through on recommendations, Representative Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond said today as she released her Office's latest report.
Not Fully Invested: A Follow-up Report on the Representative's Past Recommendations to Help Vulnerable Children in B.C. shows that while 72 per cent of the Office's recommendations between 2008 and 2013 have been acted upon, a number of the most important ones have been ignored. Those unfulfilled include key recommendations made by the Representative to the B.C. government as a whole to improve the lives of Aboriginal children, those living in situations of poverty and domestic violence and those in need of mental health services.
"It's very disappointing, because these recommendations are the ones that require the greatest leadership and commitment from the provincial government and they have been largely ignored," Turpel-Lafond said. "Considering that the well-being of our most vulnerable children and youth is at stake, I expect more from government and I think most British Columbians do as well."
The Representative's Office, an independent expert oversight body, made a total of 148 recommendations during the course of releasing 22 reports between 2008 and 2013. This report, the first to track progress made toward fulfilling cumulative recommendations made by the Office, shows that 72 per cent of the total recommendations have been substantially or fully implemented. Generally, recommendations made to public bodies – predominantly to the Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD) – to address policy, standards, procedures and compliance, have been implemented.
However, of the nine recommendations made to the B.C. government as a whole – the ones requiring the greatest cross-ministry involvement and organization – seven have been largely disregarded. Among these is a call for a provincial strategy and action plan to address child poverty, a call to establish a Minister of State for Mental Health to provide the necessary leadership and accountability on this file, a call for a strong and well-resourced provincial domestic violence plan and the establishment of domestic violence courts in B.C., and a call for a viable strategy to ensure that Aboriginal children and families receive equal supports and services to their non-Aboriginal counterparts.
Many of the Representative's recommendations have focused on strengthening quality assurance and outcomes reporting by MCFD. However, this report also finds that MCFD's ability to measure its own performance and publicly report on whether it is achieving results has remained inconsistent and inadequate – yet another sign of a gap in government leadership in this area.
The Representative notes that during the time period these recommendations were made, MCFD's annual budget was reduced by $100 million in real dollars when inflation is taken into account. Sufficient investment in children and families is important in both a financial and a leadership sense.
"We do not make these recommendations lightly. Each of our reports requires months and sometimes years of research, file reviews, data analysis, interviews with workers in the field and interviews with family members and young people," Turpel-Lafond said. "While the government is not compelled by legislation to follow our recommendations, to do so shows commitment and makes good sense.
"It is clear that the Province does not yet have a plan that focuses on children across government, nor any comprehensive, focused and accountable approach to ensure that the next generation will be able to reach their full potential. Considering what is at stake, government can and should do better."
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Talks called off, #HongKongStudents moving strikes to secondary school #scholarism
Straits Times, Hong Kong Reuters, October 9, 2014– The Hong Kong government on Thursday called off talks with pro-democracy student leaders after they threatened an expansion of protests, dealing a blow to attempts to ease tensions that have seen tens of thousands take to the streets to demand free elections and for leader Leung Chun Ying to resign.
Chief Secretary Carrie Lam, the city's No 2 government official, was speaking on the eve of planned talks with student leaders after protests paralysed the city.
"Students' call for an expansion of an uncooperative movement has shaken the trust of the basis of our talks and it will be impossible to have a constructive dialogue," Ms Lam said.
Hong Kong's Justice Department handed the investigation of a US$6.4 million (S$8 million) business payout to Mr Leung to prosecutors on Thursday as political fallout grows from the mass protests in the Chinese-controlled city.
The latest development on Thursday came after student protesters said they would not retreat from their barricades and threatened more secondary school strikes if the government does not meet their demands for democracy, reported the South China Morning Post (SCMP).
"Without a just explanation and concrete ideas of how to settle the current dispute, Hong Kong people will not retreat. And there's no reason for anyone to ask us to retreat. Therefore the Occupy movement must be ongoing," said Mr Alex Chow, president of the Hong Kong Federation of Students.
He warned that the protests will continue until the government has responded to their demands and provides substantial solutions to ease political tensions, according to the SCMP.
Joshua Wong, convenor of student activist group Scholarism, threatened a new wave of class boycott in secondary schools if the government fails to meet their core demands, including the retraction of Beijing's restrictive framework on universal suffrage and the resignation of Mr Leung.
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Gen '97 the youth of #HongKongStudents #scholarism
Yoichi Shimatsu, New American Media, October 3, 2014– Hong Kong – On both sides of the barricades blocking this city's streets, media pundits from New York and Beijing assert that the protests in Hong Kong arise from demands for greater autonomy. Completely unnoticed is a major demographic shift in the region's population, which is redefining the issues that motivate the younger generation to shut down this global financial center.
The leadership and activist numbers are coming from Generation '97, young people born during the 1997 handover of the then-British Crown colony to Chinese sovereignty. These youngsters, most still in the secondary level (high school), are finding themselves at the forefront of a populist struggle for electoral rights. They are motivated by anxieties about local identity and a consequent need for better representation, reflecting attitudes that differ subtly but significantly from the traditional opposition parties.
Leadership of the democracy movement was suddenly thrust onto this youth cohort before the protests, when a corruption scandal broke involving the controversial publisher of the Apple Daily press paying illegal contributions to politicians in the opposition parties. The Independent Commission Against Corruption investigation turned up examples of pocketing of unreported donations for personal gain. This corruption further taints the image of a pan-democratic alliance that was already divided by rivalries and unexplained dropouts prior to the street protests.
Underlying the youth movement's strategy of civil disobedience is a deepening distrust of their pre-1997 elders in both camps, who operate in a political culture of "deal-making" and an elitist obsession with property and wealth, regardless of political affiliation. What the young radicals confronting tear gas and riot police reject is the selling out of Hong Kong's unique way of life to the highest bidder, whether wealthy businessmen from China or globalist financial corporations.
In contrast with the figureheads of the opposition parties, these youth are not aligned with Britain or the United States, but are battling instead for their own Hong Kong as the last bastion of Cantonese culture. For that goal, the ever-increasing ranks of post-1997 youth realize the vital importance of equal voting rights to chose leaders who will represent the people of Hong Kong, especially the poor and disadvantaged, and not just its wealthy elite.
A manga antihero
The most charismatic figure to emerge from the youth movement is Joshua Wong, one of four student leaders of Scholarism, a political front of high school students and college freshmen. The Gen '97 teen activists with Scholarism are the driving force behind the street protests, overshadowing the Occupy Central organizers and their seniors in the Federation of Hong Kong University Students.
These secondary schoolchildren are prepared to cast away university admission and promising careers — unimaginable sacrifices in this upwardly mobile society that cherishes education above all — in their commitment to political rights. By making the unthinkable break with traditional values in a conformist urban society, the rebellious youth have shocked anxious parents, unionized workers and the lower middle class of this Cantonese-speaking city into worried support with food donations, cash, praise and admiration. The example of teenagers holding out against tear gas has convinced many formerly passive residents to take a stand on the streets.
Joshua, 17, shows a precocious understanding of the complexities of Hong Kong politics, and yet remains adamant in remaining an outsider to the establishment. His strong commitment to street agitation is not based on an alpha male image from kung fu movies. To the contrary, the slim teenager is modest and soft spoken, while succinct in explaining his viewpoints. A Bruce Lee-style bowl cut touches his wide-set almond eyes, which are exactly like those of maverick antiheroes in Japanese comics known as manga. This lad is clearly the role model for young people across East Asia, who are disaffected by traditional career paths, choose a variety of lifestyles and are tuned in to social media.
"I admit it's annoying to hear nothing but Mandarin in the metro instead of Cantonese," he says, "but I am not a right-winger who makes comments against visiting mainlanders." His statement should come as a surprise to the National People's Congress in Beijing, whose worst nightmare is the electoral victory of an anti-China secessionist figure. Out of these gut-level fears, the NPC voted unanimously to require all nominees to gain its approval before the 2017 election of a new Chief Executive, the highest position in Hong Kong.
In contrast to the leaders of the opposition parties, or Hong Kongers who emigrated to Canada or Britain before 1997, Scholarism members simply do not have any personal memory of UK rule, and therefore hold no attachment to the British lifestyle that the last royal governor Chris Patton mistakenly referred to as "the Hong Kong way of life." Gen '97 accepts the "one country, two systems" formula as a fact of life. It is the only political order they have ever known.
"The relationship between Hong Kong and the People's Republic of China cannot be amended at this late stage," Joshua explains. "There is no other road than 'one country, two systems'." By the same token, he adds, "Under that formula, our first priority is equality for all residents, and this means greater equality in the electoral system. We cannot let our common future be determined by a 1,200-member election committee instead of by the 7 million people of Hong Kong."
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Even though the interstellar mediumAll the gas and dust found between stars. has a low densityThe amount of mass or number of particles per unit volume. In cgs units mass density has units of gm cm-3. Number density has units cm-3 (particles per cubic centimeter)., it still has a pressure (similar to air pressure). The solar windA stream of charged particles, mostly protons and electrons, that escapes into the Sun's outer atmosphere at high speeds and streams out into the solar system. also has a pressure. Close to the Sun, the solar wind has a large pressure and can easily push the interstellar medium away from the Sun. Further away from the Sun, the pressure from the interstellar medium is strong enough to slow down and eventually stop the flow of solar wind from traveling into its surroundings. The entire area or bubble inside the boundary of the solar system is called the heliosphereThe region around the Sun where the solar wind dominates over the interstellar medium.. The place where the solar wind slows down and begins to interact with the interstellar medium is called the heliosheathThe place where the solar wind slows down and begins to interact with the interstellar medium. The heliosheath has a few parts: the termination shock (the innermost part of the boundary), the heliopause (the outermost part of the boundary) and the part in between the inner and outer boundary.. The heliosheath has a few parts: the termination shockThe boundary marking one of the outer limits of the Sun's influence. At the termination shock, solar wind particles slow down as they begin to press into the particles forming the interstellar medium. The solar wind particles then continue to travel outward at a slower rate of speed. This is similar to cars speeding along a highway which then slow down as they encounter many more cars involved in a traffic jam. The jammed cars continue to move outward, although much more slowly. (the innermost part of the boundary), the heliopauseThe boundary between the Sun's solar wind and the interstellar medium. (the outermost part of the boundary) and the part in between the inner and outer boundary.
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East Turkistan Gov't-in-Exile Calls on Biden to 'Apologize to Victims of China's Genocide'
Michael W. Chapman | February 17, 2021 | 12:58pm EST
Then-Vice President Joe Biden meeting with China's Communist dictator Xi Jinping in Beijing, December 2013. (Getty Images)
(CNS News) -- The East Turkistan Government in Exile condemned President Joe Biden's apologetic remarks about the Communist Chinese persecution of the Muslim Uyghurs, and demanded that Biden "apologize to victims of China's genocide."
More than one million Uyghurs are being held in Chinese "re-education" concentration camps, where they are being forced to syncretize communism with their Islamic faith. There have been many news reports about rape, torture, indoctrination, surveillance, and slave labor at the camps.
Uyghurs of the East Turkistan National Awakening Movement (ETNAM) hold a rally outside the US State Department calling on US President Joe Biden to increase pressure on the Chinese Communist Party, on February 5, 2021 in Washington, DC. (Photo: ALEX EDELMAN/AFP via Getty Images)
The East Turkistan Government in Exile "condemns in the strongest terms, President Biden's recent statements which seek to justify China's ongoing genocide of Uyghurs and other Turkic peoples in East Turkistan by portraying China as a 'victim,'" said the group in a press release.
"We demand President Biden apologize to the victims of China's aggression, the victims of genocide, the countless Uyghur and other Turkic women who are systematically raped and sterilized, and the countless Turkistanis who are killed for their organs," said the government in exile.
This photo taken on June 2, 2019 shows buildings at the Artux City Vocational Skills Education Training Service Center, believed to be a re-education camp where mostly Muslim ethnic minorities are detained, north of Kashgar in China's northwestern Xinjiang region. - As many as one million ethnic Uighurs and other mostly Muslim minorities are being held in a network of internment camps in Xinjiang. (Getty Images)
"President Biden's recent statements have not only sought to justify China's genocide against Uyghurs and other Turkic peoples in East Turkistan but it has also inadvertently given a green light to other despotic regimes across the world to engage in genocide and other atrocities against vulnerable ethnic and religious groups as well," release the release.
"If President Biden has any moral decency and is faithful to his promises of upholding human rights and human dignity, he should lead the U.S. and the international community to ACT immediately to end this ongoing genocide."
Salih Hudayar, prime minister of the government in exile, said, "As the president of the most powerful country in the world, which symbolizes freedom and hope, President Biden should know that nothing can be a justification for genocide."
a barbed wire wall surrounding a Uyghur concentration camp in Communist China. (Getty Images)
"Hitler attempted to create a 'Greater Reich' through aggression, invasion of neighboring countries, and the Holocaust of millions of Jews and others," said Hudayar. "Xi Jinping is doing the same thing today and must be stopped."
The Trump administration designated Communist China's atrocities against the Muslim Uyghurs and other Turkic peoples as genocide on Jan. 19, 2021. The new secretary of state, Anthony Blinken, said on Jan. 27, "My judgment remains that genocide was committed against – against the Uighurs and that – that hasn't changed."
During a town hall conversation with CNN's Anderson Cooper on Tuesday, President Biden, commenting on the brutal persecution in China, said, "If you know anything about Chinese history, it has always been, the time when China has been victimized by the outer world is when they haven't been unified at home."
"So the central — well, vastly overstated — the central principle of [dictator] Xi Jinping is that there must be a united, tightly controlled China," said Biden. "And he uses his rationale for the things he does based on that."
Biden continued, "I point out to him no American president can be sustained as a president, if he doesn't reflect the values of the United States. And so the idea is that I am not going to speak out against what he's doing in Hong Kong, what he's doing with the Uighurs in western mountains of China and Taiwan — trying to end the one China policy by making it forceful … [Xi] gets it."
"Culturally there are different norms that each country and their leaders are expected to follow," said Biden.
The government in China has killed more than 65 million of its own people since the Communists seized control in 1949-50.
(Photo: East Turkistan National Awakening Movement)
As explained on its website, "The East Turkistan Government-in-Exile is the democratically elected official body representing East Turkistan and its people. On September 14, 2004, the government was established in Washington, DC, by prominent Uyghur and other East Turkistani independence leaders from across the East Turkistani / Uyghur diaspora. https://east-turkistan.net/about-the-etge/
"The East Turkistan Government in Exile is a democratic body with a representative Parliament. The primary leaders — President, Vice President, Prime Minister, Speaker (Chair) of Parliament, and Deputy Speaker (Chair) of Parliament — are democratically elected by the Parliament members from all over the East Turkistani diaspora in the General Assembly."


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From the start I knew that I wanted to study at a British university. What ultimately made up my mind was the incredible staff of lecturers at SOAS, many of whom have published books used in courses at my home university. On that point alone, SOAS has exceeded my expectations; in fact, I could not be happier with my lecturers and their courses. My lecturers at SOAS are interested in what their students are doing and seem always ready to help with a paper or clarify something from a lecture.
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De University of Toledo (UT) is een universiteit gelegen in de stad Toledo in de Amerikaanse staat Ohio.

De universiteit is een algemene onderzoeksinstelling met een breed studieaanbod, gekend voor sterke onderzoeksgroepen in wetenschappen, ingenieurswetenschappen en biomedische wetenschappen. Tegenwoordig heeft de instelling meer dan 20.000 studenten.

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De universiteit werd gesticht in 1872 als de Toledo University of Arts and Trades. Na zes jaar sloot de instelling de deuren om te heropenen in 1884  als een ambachtsschool, de Toledo Manual Training School. Enkele jaren later werd het evenwel toch terug een universiteit. De universiteit breidde zich uit in het stadscentrum en meerdere verschillende wijken van Toledo over meer dan 100 verschillende gebouwen en campussen.

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Erith & Belvedere 9-2 Oakwood - The FA Vase means a lot but if we can go as far as we can go then we'll be happy with that, says Erith & Belvedere boss Owen Jones
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ERITH & BELVEDERE manager Owen Jones says he expects a tougher FA Vase First Round tie next month after his ruthless side slaughtered a poor Oakwood side.
Since taking Chertsey Town to a replay in the First Qualifying Round back in 2008, Crawley-based side Oakwood have now lost all of their last 11 FA Vase ties and including today's humiliation, Oakwood have leaked 39 goals in their last five games in this competition.
This was Erith & Belvedere's record win in The FA Vase.
Oakwood manager Mark Gilbert gave up at half-time and left his position in the dug-out to talk to a couple of women in front of the main stand – with his side only 2-0 down at the time. He brought on his coach Joe Clark, a goalkeeper by trade and put him in front of a back four and Oakwood went on to leak seven second half goals.
Erith & Belvedere went into this game having beaten Fire United 3-0 here in the First Qualifying Round a couple of weeks ago and sat in the top eight in the Southern Counties East Football League Premier Division with nine points from six games.
Oakwood play in the weak Southern Combination First Division (Step Six) and were in eleventh-place with six points on the board from their first five games.
This extended their losing run to six games on the spin, which must put pressure on Gilbert, especially when he doesn't bother to lead his beleaguered side from the technical area and three of his five listed substitutes failed to even turn up.
It took Erith & Belvedere 34 minutes to open the floodgates when winger Guyliano Mpungi came off the bench to drill an angled drive into top bins, aided by the hands of goalkeeper Chris Clark.
Striker Kameiko Pope-Campbell rolled in his sixth goal of the season to put Erith & Belvedere in the driving seat going into half-time.
Striker Baba Adeniran helped himself to a second half hat-trick and substitute left-winger Thomas Ngegba helped himself to a couple of goals.
Oakwood striker Tom Familton scored in the 61st and 87 minutes but this was a poor day for a club whose FA Vase record is atrocious.
Chan Quan ran past four Oakwood players to drive in his side's eighth goal, before winger Eric De Melo Calheiros finished off the humiliation.
"It was a tricky fixture," said Jones. "You could tell from when they turned up to when they came out to warm-up. I thought ok but they didn't seem to have enough players' and everybody was saying that and I said look you can't go by things like that.
"They seemed to be organised and once the game started you could tell that it was one of those games where we should win and you know you have to do the right things to get a result.
"It was a tricky tie if I'm honest. They were gutsy to start off with, which I expected. I thought we played the game, we started off far too slow."
When asked whether Erith & Belvedere were really, really good or Oakwood were really, really poor, Jones replied: "I think it was a mixture! I wouldn't say they were really, really poor, Oakwood wasn't really, really, really poor but it looked like they haven't played against sides of our level, I would imagine.
"I just thought second half we did what we should've done in the first half. I'm not saying we were poor in the first half, but we kind of played at a very low tempo. Once we upped it in the second half, they were gutsy, they never gave up. They kept going but we had a bit more quality than they had."
Erith & Belvedere called Clark into making a save inside the opening six minutes when Tony Hill – who plays on the right-hand side of a three-man defence – stroked his right-footed free-kick towards the top right-hand corner from 25-yards but Clark stepped to his left and flicked the ball over the top of the post and behind for a corner.
"I wanted Tony to put that in really. Fair play to Tony, we know he's capable of putting the ball in the back of the net. I thought he done really well," said Jones.
Oakwood left-back James Senra was a weak link as Erith & Belvedere got in behind him several times during the first half before he was forced off following a poor challenge from Mpungi earlier on in the game.
Erith & Belvedere's holding midfielder George Jones hit a long ball over the top to release Pope-Campbell down the right and he cut the ball back for Quan, who stroked his first time right-footed angled drive flashing across the keeper and past the far post from 15-yards.
"I told them at half-time, you do the hard work but you get round, you're cutting the ball back but you've not got your head up to look and see what's on. In the second half we more than proved that we started to look and put people in at the right time," added Jones.
Oakwood created an opening in the tenth minute when tough-tackling holding midfielder Ross Swain launched a long ball over the top of Hill to release Callum Jardin but the left-winger lost all composure and drilled his left-footed drive sailing high and wide from 16-yards out.
Quan started a move from the home side when he played the ball up from inside his own half up to Adeniran, who fed Pope-Campbell on the right and he teed up Quan, who swept his shot straight at Clark.
When Oakwood had the ball in their own half during the first half, Erith & Belvedere's back three were positioned either on the half-way line or on the centre-circle arch but the away side didn't have enough quality to play the ball in behind Hill, Reggie Yembra or Connor Dobson as their striker Familton lacked the pace to get in.
Erith & Belvedere almost gifted Oakwood an unlikely lead in the 28th minute, following the away side's first of three corners.
Joshua Neathey swung the ball in from the right and Dobson was in space at the near post and his back-header sailed back towards the top far corner of his own goal.
Goalkeeper George Stevens, who was making his debut having been plucked from the reserve side as Daniel Teeley was nursing an ankle injury, reacted well to push the ball up and over his head onto the crossbar and a combination of the keeper's hands and Quan ensured the ball didn't cross the line in mid-air underneath the crossbar.
Jones said: "Poor George! I felt sorry for him because he was just meant to be on the bench but Dan Teeley's injured so we just had to get somebody in really quick."
Dobson was correctly booked when he pushed Neathey into the perimeter fencing and the Oakwood winger suffered with a cut head and Dobson's sister Courtney (the therapist at Isthmian League South Division side Cray Valley) jumped over the fence to treat the stricken Oakwood player.
Erith & Belvedere deservedly opened the scoring with 33 minutes and 39 seconds on the clock.
Senra struggled to keep up with Arthur Feudjiro's pace down the right and he played the ball on the outside to substitute Mpungi, who drilled his right-footed angled drive towards the top near corner from 17-yards, the keeper palming the ball into the net where it was heading to fly in.
"Great ball from Arthur and a great run by Guyliano, whose been out for about a month and that's the quality about Guyliano. You've seen him score goals like that many a time and it's good to have him back and he did well with his goal," said Jones, who did well to remember all 11 goals."
Erith & Belvedere called Clark into making a comfortable save following the first of their seven corners.
Quan floated the ball in from the left towards the far post, the ball was knocked down by Mpungi and rolled across the face of goal for Adeniran, whose right-footed shot on the turn from 12-yards was comfortably saved by the Oakwood keeper.
Jones clipped the ball down the right channel to release Pope-Campbell and he cut the ball back for Adeniran, whose shot on the turn from 10-yards at the near post forced Clark to make a comfortable save low to his right.
A quickly-taken throw-in from Calheiros saw Oakwood's right-back Joshua Lyden switch-off and Pope-Campbell, now on the left, played the ball inside to Jones. Space had opened up in front of him as no one in an Oakwood shirt pressed him but he chose not to shoot but teed up Feudjiro, whose right-footed drive from 25-yards was palmed away by Clark.
Dominant Erith & Belvedere doubled their lead with 42 minutes and 46 seconds on the clock.
Quan rolled the ball into Pope-Campbell's feet, he easily cut inside centre-half Brendon Wilborrow and rolled his right-footed shot past Clark to find the bottom far corner from 12-yards.
"A great goal, good movement by Kam. I wanted to take him off as quickly as possible because we need someone like that on Tuesday when we play Beckenham and that will be a different ball game all together," explained Jones.
Oakwood's created a chance of their own with 44 minutes and 34 seconds when central-midfielder Daniel Webster played the ball out to Tom Routley and he swept in a deep cross into the box, aiming for substitute left-winger Erden Polat and Familton and it was Familton's downward header, which was easily gathered by Stevens, stepping to his left.
A long ball out of defence from Yembra released Mpungi, who cut into the box into a central position but his weak shot was meat and drink for a busy Oakwood keeper.
Erith & Belvedere went close with the last kick of the first half when good link up play from Feudjiro, Quan and Calheiros set up Feudjiro, who drove his right-footed shot just past the foot of the left-hand post from 22-yards.
"He's potentially a very good player and he could play a lot higher but he's got to sort himself out," Jones said of Dutchman Feudjiro.
"It's his decision making is not quite there at the moment but he's listening more now.
"He's from Holland. It's difficult with the English and stuff. I mean, god knows how these Premiership managers deal with all these foreign players. I don't get it myself really but it can be frustrating at times. I'm always having a go at him but he doesn't understand so I'm just having a go for nothing really and they all laugh at me – but he's quality, he's a quality player."
Jones wanted his side to be more ruthless in front of goal during the second half – and that's exactly what he got!
"I wanted them to move the ball quicker and to play more direct and penetrate into areas forward rather than tippy-tappy, playing side football, crab football, that's what it was like. It was just going sideways all the time with it."
Oakwood's coach Joe Clark finally turned up and came on at the start of the second half and sat in front of their back four and it had a Sunday League feel to Oakwood when they played a goalkeeper as an outfield player.
"He did alright. He looked alright really when he came on. I thought he was alright. He's not fit so it was easy just to over-power him. He was game. I should've signed up and got myself out there if I knew that was going to happen," quipped Jones.
It certainly didn't do the trick as Erith & Belvedere rushed past Oakwood on several occasions during a one-sided second half.
It took the home side only 49 seconds for Calheiros to cut in from the left and play the ball inside to Feudjiro, who was left in acres of space to trickle his right-footed shot past the left-hand post from 25-yards.
Erith & Belvedere killed the game off as a contest when they scored their third goal with six minutes and 44 seconds on the clock.
Calheiros floated in a deep corner from the right and where was the Oakwood defence as they allowed Adeniran to take a couple of touches at the far post before burying his third touch into the back of the net from six-yards out.
"Baba's been trying to hard," revealed Jones.
"I think he's got to try to relax. He's been trying so hard to score and he's ended up scoring three today.
"I thought he was superb. He took full advantage of a side he could see that maybe I could get in here and get some goals and that's what he did.
"He did have a few chances that he should've scored but it's a work in progress for him and we know that he's got something about him and we're trying to get the best out of him so well done to him."
This game was too easy and Erith & Belvedere rattled in their fourth goal of the match with 10 minutes and 43 seconds as Oakwood lacked leadership both on and off the pitch.
Quan was released down the left and he easily cut into the box past Lyden and Husett to reach the by-line before putting it on a plate for substitute Ngegba, who simply tapped the ball into the back of the net from three-yards.
"It was a typical Thomas goal, just there at the right time just to tap it in but Chan Quan is quality," added Jones.
Erith & Belvedere's fifth goal was just as simple when it arrived with 13 minutes and 21 seconds on the clock.
This time it was Adeniran who easily cut into the box from the left and he put it on a plate for Ngegba, who had time and space to pick his spot into the bottom far corner.
"That's what Thomas is good at doing but we've got to get him to work on his overall game. He still need to work on certain things but he's getting there," said Jones.
"I just thought there would be a couple more goals and we would just slow right back down and just pop it about but to be fair we just kept going, which was really good."
It was so easy, Erith & Belvedere switched off and Oakwood ventured forward and pulled a goal back with 15 minutes and 37 seconds on the clock.
Substitute Polat found Familton in acres of space – in behind Yembra and Hill – to drill his right-footed shot past Stevens and into the left-hand corner from 15-yards.
"Casual, very casual and not really taking responsibility. In games like this that can happen so I'm not going to beat about the bush about it really," added Jones.
If this was a boxing match, referee Steven Walsh would have ended the game as Oakwood capitulated and Erith & Belvedere looked like they were going to score every time they broke forward at pace.
Erith & Belvedere slotted in their sixth goal of the game with 19 minutes and 42 seconds when substitute Jacob Kalonda split open a poor Oakwood defence to put Adeniran in through the heart of the pitch and he easily strode past last-man Husett and rolled his shot past the advancing keeper to find the bottom right-hand corner from 15-yards.
Jones added: "He did well with that, again his movement was good and then you're in font and put it away, so I'm pleased with that."
Oakwood clearly gave up with 20 minutes of toil remaining and Erith & Belvedere scored their seventh goal with 28 minutes and 53 seconds on the clock.
Mpungi threw the ball to Quan, who played the ball back to Mpungi, who whipped in a deep cross from the right towards the far post. No one in an Oakwood shirt picked up Adeniran, who spooned his shot across the flat-footed keeper to plant the ball into the bottom far corner of the net from the corner of the six-yard box.
"He got his hat-trick and he said to me he wanted to get a hat-trick for me and he's glad. God bless him, he's trying his hardest because he really loves the club and he wants to be a part of it so well done to him," said Jones.
Clark finally made a save , using his left-boot to prevent Yembra getting in on the act by scoring from a downward header after he met Kalonda's whipped in cross from the right.
Calheiros played a one-two with Adeniran before smashing his left-footed shot towards the near corner from 25-yards, which forced Clark to beat the ball away but it was clear that he was given no protection in front of him by a team that were out of their depth.
Quan capped off an impressive performance when he scored the home side's eighth goal with 38 minutes and 40 seconds on the clock.
He picked the ball up on the right, cut in to the middle and ran and ran and ran and ran and four Oakwood defenders couldn't be bothered to put in a tackle and Quan drilled his right-footed shot past the flat-footed goalkeeper from 10-yards.
"He beat about three or four players didn't he? I really do mean it, Chan Quan's quality and he has been outstanding and I'm really pleased for him because lots of managers over the years, when he's played at Step Five, they drop him after a couple of months and say he's just a summer player but he's more to us than a summer player," said Jones.
Oakwood were so poor, yet they still managed to score a second goal, timed at 41 minutes and 39 seconds.
Polat was given time and space to unleash a 30-yard drive from a central position, which was parried by Stevens, diving to his right and Familton pounced on the loose ball and was the only outfield player inside the box and he dinked the ball over the grounded keeper from 10-yards.
Jones said: "Again sloppy! It was sloppy wasn't it and that what happens when you're stretching like that to get goals. It just gets sloppy so fair play to them. They didn't give up, they kept going but I thought it was a sloppy goal but we did well to bounce back and get another one straight after."
Erith & Belvedere's ninth goal came with 42 minutes and 55 seconds on the clock when Quan released Mpungi down the right and he played the ball across the keeper towards the far post for Calheiros, who cut in to the six-yard box and walked the ball over the line.
"I said to Eric 'you've got to get a goal', so I said he's done all that and he's quality, you've got to get a goal and he did, so I'm really pleased that he did because I just think the lads quality and he's going places, he's a very good player."
This was Erith & Belvedere biggest win since the 10-2 win in the Kent League against Sporting Bengal United on 21 February 2009.
It's the clubs biggest cup win since beating Faversham Town by the same score in a Kent League Cup Group game on 27 November 2007 and it's the ninth time that the Deres have scored nine or more in a cup tie.
The First Round takes place on Saturday 12 October, or if the Deres are drawn at home it is likely to take place 24 hours later as Welling United are at home.
"I just want to mention my brother Rupert, whose manager of Kent Football United and I wish him all the best. I know it's not going to be an easy job for him but he will succeed and he will do the club proud. I dedicate the game for him for what he's doing," said Jones.
Erith & Belvedere have banked a total of £1,275 in prize money, having won two FA Vase ties, while Oakwood walk home with £250.
"It means a lot but if we can go as far as we can go then we'll be happy with that, as far as it can take us, we'll be happy," said Jones.
"Look, let's be honest, whoever we get it's going to be a tough game so we're prepared for that."
Erith & Belvedere return to Southern Counties East Football League Premier Division football on Tuesday night with a trip to fourth-placed Beckenham Town, who are three points adrift of leaders Chatham Town.
"It's going to be a tough game. Dave Mehmet and Billy Walton have done a tremendous job at Beckenham, they've got really good players," said Jones.
"We're not stupid but if we can compete with them, who knows what can happen but they are a good side, I'm not going to deny that, they are a very good side.
"I've got the utmost respect for Dave Mehmet. I think he's a fantastic manager and coach and I've worked with him before and what he's trying to do at Beckenham is superb, how he's got them going. They're not even firing on all cylinders yet but I hope it ain't against us. I know they scored six on Saturday (beating Farnham Town 6-0 in The FA Vase) but let's hope they'll just prod along on Tuesday and it's either a draw or we win."
Erith & Belvedere: George Stevens, Romayle Wade (Guyliano Mpungi 18), Eric De Melo Calheiros, Reggie Yembra, Connor Dobson, Tony Hill, Arthur Feudjiro, George Jones (Jacob Kalonda 53), Kameiko Pope-Campbell (Thomas Ngegba 53), Baba Adeniran, Chan Quan.
Subs: Daniel Teeley, Reece Barrett
Goals: Guyliano Mpungi 34, Kameiko Pope-Campbell 43, Baba Adeniran 52, 65, 74, Thomas Ngegba 56, 54, Chan Quan 84, Eric De Melo Calheiros 88
Booked: Connor Dobson 31, Guyliano Mpungi 18
Oakwood: Chris Clark, Joshua Lyden, James Senra (Erden Polat 40), Ross Swain, Brendon Wilborrow, Charlie Husett, Joshua Neathey (Joe Clark 46), Daniel Webster, Tom Familton, Tom Routley, Callum Jardim.
Subs: Ashley Davey, Charlie Daly, Gerald Manville
Goals: Tom Familton 61, 87
Booked: Ross Swain 5
Attendance: 60
Referee: Mr Simon Walsh (Tottenham, London N17)
Assistants: Mr Timothy Hart (Darenth) & Mr Nigel Eagelton (Sevenoaks)


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Rauserites es un género de foraminífero bentónico, considerado como nomen nudum, propuesto como un subgénero de Triticites, es decir, Triticites (Rauserites), y aceptado como sinónimo posterior de Schwagerina o de Triticites de la subfamilia Schwagerininae, de la familia Schwagerinidae, de la superfamilia Fusulinoidea, del suborden Fusulinina y del orden Fusulinida. Su rango cronoestratigráfico abarcaba desde el Kasimoviense (Carbonífero superior) hasta el Asseliense (Pérmico inferior).

Discusión
Clasificaciones más recientes hubiesen incluido Rauseritesen la superfamilia Schwagerinoidea, y en la subclase Fusulinana de la clase Fusulinata. Otras clasificaciones lo han incluido en la subfamilia Triticitinae de la familia Triticitidae.

Clasificación
Rauserites incluía a las siguientes especies:

 Rauserites aijuvensis †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) aijuvensis †
 Rauserites augustus †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) augustus †
 Rauserites baghbanii †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) baghbanii †
 Rauserites bashkiricus †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) bashkiricus †
 Rauserites calculosus †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) calculosus †
 Rauserites condensus †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) condensus †
 Rauserites darvasicus †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) darvasicus †
 Rauserites dictyophorus †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) dictyophorus †
 Rauserites eucallus †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) eucallus †
 Rauserites fusoideus †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) fusoideus †
 Rauserites infrequentis †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) infrequentis †
 Rauserites inobservabilis †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) inobservabilis †
 Rauserites jucundus †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) jucundus †
 Rauserites karlensis †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) karlensis †
 Rauserites noinskyi †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) noinskyi †
 Rauserites ordinarius †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) ordinarius †
 Rauserites ovalis †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) ovalis †
 Rauserites paratenuis †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) paratenuis †
 Rauserites paraturgidus †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) paraturgidus †
 Rauserites pergravis †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) pergravis †
 Rauserites persicus †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) persicus †
 Rauserites primitivus †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) primitivus †
 Rauserites procullomensis †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) procullomensis †
 Rauserites subobsoletus †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) subobsoletus †
 Rauserites rossicus †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) rossicus †
 Rauserites rossicus macilentus †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) rossicus macilentus †
 Rauserites tabasensis †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) tabasensis †
 Rauserites triangulus †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) triangulus †
 Rauserites triangulus orientalis †, también considerado como Triticites (Rauserites) triangulus orientalis †

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Jane Urquhart, Order of Canada OC (born J ) is a Canadian novelist and poet born in Geraldton, Ontario. She is the internationally acclaimed author of seven award-winning novels, three books of poetry and numerous short stories.
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Urquhart fixes the young mother in our memory with a perfectly chosen image -- alizarin. She has also written the novels "The Whirlpool," which was the first Canadian book to win France's Prix du Meilleur Livre Etranger (Best Foreign Book Award), "Changing Heaven," "Away," which won the Trillium Award, and "The Underpainter," which won the Governor General's Award in /5(3).
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Family & Relationships, Abuse
Narcissist, Domestic abuse, Sweden, Family dysfunction, Sociopath, Survivor, Ontario
by Birgit Ohms
Headed for Germany from Denmark, nineteen-year-old Birgit had her whole life ahead of her. Independent and free, she was pursuing her dream to learn commercial fashion art, planning to work abroad before returning to Sweden to settle.
Birgit met Urban in Munich. He was creative, charming, and funny. They were together every day from the day they met. He said he loved her and told everyone they met that they were getting married, which was news to Birgit.
When Urban's mother booked him a one way ticket to Sweden to visit Birgit's family, it was the first hint that not everything was what it seemed with Urban. A pregnancy, a marriage, and another two children later, and Birgit felt as if her life was no longer her own.
Small arguments within the marriage spiralled into frightening, violent episodes. Urban's behaviour was confusing and hurtful, causing
Birgit lived in fear of Urban's violent threats, while at the same time basking in his attentions and generosity. Her mistake was keeping the reality of her life with Urban a secret.
Birgit and Urban's life together took them from Germany, to Sweden, to America, and finally to Canada, where, after fifty-five years of tumultuous marriage, an unthinkable event brought it to an end.
Birgit Ohms grew up in Stockholm, Sweden. She was trained in commercial art in Stockholm, and commercial fashion art in Munich, Germany. She has written and illustrated a children's book, Marie & Gwen You're Late Again. She has worked as a layout artist in the advertising departments at Neisner's, Kmart, and Scholastic, as well as illustrated school texts for Gage Publishing. Birgit lives with one of her daughters, near Toronto.
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ATLANTA (January 10, 2019) – Leaders of the Medical Association of Atlanta have announced that the nation's opioid epidemic, its impact on the people of Georgia, fighting addiction stigma and offering hope to both patients and physicians will be the subject of a town hall meeting in February. Patrice Harris, M.D., president-elect of the American Medical Association (AMA) and chair of the AMA Opioid Task Force will be a panel member.
Recently, Georgia's government filed a lawsuit accusing drug companies of swamping the state with pain-relief products and profiting from users' addictions. The state attorney general said pharmaceutical companies should be held accountable for more than 1,000 opioid overdose deaths in Georgia in 2017. The nation's Opioid crisis has cost thousands of lives and had an economic impact exceeding $1 trillion from 2001 to 2017, according to researchers.
New Hope for the Opioid Epidemic will be held on Saturday, February 9, 2019 at 10 a.m. at Emory University School of Medicine, 100 Woodruff Circle, Atlanta, Georgia 30322. The event is free and open to the public.
"As physicians, we have seen first-hand the devastating impact the opioid epidemic has had on communities throughout metro Atlanta," said Martha Wilber, M.D., president of the Medical Association of Atlanta. "The MAA is committed to improving the health of Georgians and we hope through this town hall to help fight the stigma surrounding opioid addiction as well as offer education and hope to both patients and physicians."
Speakers at New Hope for the Opioid Epidemic are scheduled to include Ira Horowitz, M.D., as moderator; Martha Wilber, M.D., president, Medical Association of Atlanta (MAA); Patrice Harris, M.D., president-elect of the American Medical Association (AMA), Jim Langford, executive director of the GA Prevention Project; Allie Armbruster, offering A Story of Hope; and, Justine Welsh, M.D., program director, Emory Adolescent Substance Abuse Treatment (EAST) Services, discussing medication assisted treatment, myths and reality.
Patrice Harris, M.D., president-elect of the American Medical Association (AMA), is scheduled to be panel member. In June 2018, the AMA House of Delegates elected Harris, a psychiatrist from Atlanta, as its president-elect. Dr. Harris serves as chair of the AMA Opioid Task Force.
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Jesse Williams' Podcast Moving to LeBron's Uninterrupted Digital Network
*Open Run, the sports and cultured themed podcast hosted by "Grey's Anatomy" actor Jesse Williams and writer Stefan Marolachakis, is moving to LeBron James' Uninterrupted digital network.
New episodes of the show will now be made available via Uninterrupted's newly launched podcast network. In their first episode, the hosts will chat with James about the Cleveland Cavaliers' NBA Championship, his professional growth and the work he's doing with the LeBron James Family Foundation, per THR.
"Open Run is the natural next step in the growth of the Uninterrupted network because it gives athletes another platform to go even deeper with their stories and address important topics they may have shied away from before," said Uninterrupted co-founder and CEO Maverick Carter. "This podcast allowed athletes and other influential figures to share their voice and have those meaningful conversations while giving fans even greater insight into their lives beyond sports."
Williams said the move will "give us the best opportunity to win and to win for multiple years, and not only just to win in the podcast regular season or just to win five podcasts in a row or three podcasts in a row, we want to be able to win podcast championships. And I feel like we can compete down there at Uninterrupted."
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