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The Fresh Performance Project
FRESH MILK, in collaboration with New York-based Guyanese performance and video artist Damali Abrams, is excited to embark on the Fresh Performance Project, an experimental documentary highlighting contemporary performance artists in the Caribbean and New York City. Damali will engage in conversation with twelve performance artists, one Caribbean-based and one New York City-based artist per month, filming these discussions to create episodes or chapters which will be shared online. The first video will be aired at the end of April 2013, and will revolve around defining performance art.
This project aims to expand the cultural arena for both NY based and Caribbean based creatives, contributing to critical discourse around performance art by addressing topics such as gender and sexuality; power; love and romance; the role of the audience among other topics. Given that performance art in the Caribbean is practiced by a growing number of practitioners, this project will foster a stronger creative community, offering support to performance artists who often work in isolation, while increasing production in this medium. Archiving the conversations between the twelve participants increases awareness and documentation of the arts, and will hopefully lead to further opportunities and collaborative ventures.
One of the exceptional aspects of The Fresh Performance series is its reciprocal nature. Projects like this reverse the trend of Caribbean-based artists often wanting to find relevance for their work in a North American context; in this instance, the U.S. based artists are also keen to see how their work resonates within the Caribbean environment, creating a give-and-take relationship that is crucial to the growth of both cultures. The project will build cultural bridges between the U.S. and the Caribbean, and generate understanding and community through the arts.
The Caribbean-based participating artists are Ewan Atkinson, Shanika Grimes, Michelle Isava, Olivia McGilchrist, Sandra Vivas and Alberta Whittle, and the NYC based artists are Zachary Fabri, Maria Hupfield, Jodie Lyn-Kee-Chow, Seyhan Musaoglu, Shani Peters and Nyugen Smith.
Damali Abrams is a New York City-based artist working primarily in video. She received her BA at New York University and her MFA at Vermont College of Fine Arts. Damali was a 2009-10 A.I.R. Gallery fellowship recipient. Her work has been shown in New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia, Memphis, New Orleans, Denver, and Miami. In New York City, her work has been exhibited at The Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Art (MoCADA), A.I.R. Gallery, JCAL, Rush Arts Gallery and BRIC Rotunda Gallery, among others. Damali is a member of the women's artist collective tART and one of the NYC coordinators for The Feminist Art Project.
Caribbean-Based Artists' Bios
Ewan Atkinson:
Ewan Atkinson was born in Barbados in 1975. He received a BFA from the Atlanta College of Art in 1998 and is currently pursuing an MA in Cultural Studies at the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill. He has exhibited in regional and international exhibitions of Caribbean contemporary art, including most recently the 2010 Liverpool Biennial, "Wrestling with the image: Caribbean Interventions" at the Art Museum of the Americas in Washington DC, and "Infinite Islands" at the Brooklyn Museum in New York. Atkinson has taught in the BFA program at the Barbados Community College for over a decade. He also works as a freelance illustrator and designer.
Shanika Grimes:
Shanika Grimes completed her Bachelor of Fine Arts at the Barbados Community college, while juggling the birth of her now two year old son. She displayed a proficiency in the arts from a very young age despite the pull of the business oriented society in which she lives. Shanika works in a variety of two dimensional formats and has more recently extended her practice to the realm of performance art, which is documented and presented through video or photography. She focuses on an examination of self, which she uses as a catalyst for a barrage of ideas including, but not limited to, gender, culture and relationships.
Michelle Isava:
Michelle Isava (born 1985) holds dual nationality from Trinidad & Tobago and Venezuela. She is a conceptual artist who straddles across different mediums and genres to place the priority on message and experience. She experiments with drawing, painting, installation and video because she believes the message should decide the mode of expression. Her interests lie in the body as an object, and what it has the potential to reveal or betray about the subject.
Olivia McGilchrist:
Born in Kingston (Jamaica) in 1981 to a French mother and a Jamaican father and educated in France and the U.K., Olivia McGilchrist moved back to Jamaica in 2011 after completing a Photography M.A. at the London College of Communication (2009-2010). Since this sudden return, her current practice has incorporated her body, remapping it within the tropical picturesque through photographic tableaux and multi-layered videos. She has indulged her alter-ego Whitey in her appropriation of this space of utter difference, Jamaica, by exploring trans-location and physical expressions of emotional states in the search for her cultural identity.
Sandra Vivas:
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Sandra Vivas was born in Caracas, Venezuela in 1969 and is currently living in Dominica West. Sandra has developed a body of work that has performance as a permanent thread through her paintings and videos. Irony and humour play a fundamental role in her work and she is considered a feminist performance pioneer in Venezuela. From 1997-2008, Sandra taught at the Universidad Central de Venezuela, in the Undergrad and Graduate Programs of the Escuela de Artes, teaching Contemporary Art History. Sandra studied painting and ballet and has a Bachelors Degree in Art History from the Universidad Central de Venezuela and a Masters Degree in New Genres from the San Francisco Art Institute, California, USA.
Alberta Whittle:
Alberta Whittle is a Barbadian artist, who graduated from the Masters programme at Glasgow School of Art in 2011. Whilst a student she participated in the exchange programme at Concordia University in Montreal. Since graduating, Whittle completed a commission for the Museum of London, where she presented an interactive installation, referring to migration and displacement. Whittle has undertaken numerous international residencies, including CESTA (Czech Republic), Market Gallery (Scotland), Fresh Milk (Barbados), Collective Gallery (Scotland) and Greatmore Studios (South Africa). She choreographs interactive installations, interventions and performances as site-specific artworks in public and private spaces, including at the Royal Scottish Academy and has exhibited in various solo and group shows in Europe, South Africa and the Caribbean. She is currently in Cape Town preparing for an exhibition at the Centre for African Studies and participating as a researcher at Joule City's Artist Incubator Project, focusing on visual and aural culture.
NYC-Based Artists' Bios:
Zachary Fabri:
Zachary Fabri was born in Miami, Florida in 1977. His mother is Jamaican and his father is Hungarian. In 2007, he received his Master of Fine Arts from Hunter College in combined media. His work mines the intersection of personal and political spaces, often responding to a specific environment or context. Zachary's work has been exhibited at Sequences Real-time Festival, Reykjavik, Iceland; Nordic Biennale: Momentum, Moss, Norway; Gallery Open, Berlin; the Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Art, New York; the Jersey City Museum, and El Museo del Barrio, New York, The Studio Museum in Harlem, and The Contemporary Arts Museum Houston. He is a recipient of the Franklin Furnace Fund for Performance Art in 2011 and was awarded a New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship in interdisciplinary work in 2012. Recent solo exhibitions include Third Streaming in New York City and Real Art Ways, in Hartford, Connecticut. He lives and works in Brooklyn.
Maria Hupfield:
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Maria Hupfield (born 1975) is from the Georgian Bay region Ontario, Canada and currently based in Brooklyn New York. She is of Anishnaabe (Ojibwa) heritage and a member of Wasauksing First Nation. Hupfield holds an MFA in sculpture from York University, Toronto. She recently participated in: A Conversation on Performance Art: Women Redrawing/Performance, organized by The Feminist Art Project at SOHO20 Chelsea NY; (2013) Wave Hill's Winter Workspace Program, Glyndor Galley, Bronx, NY; and (2012) Artist Leadership Program, National Museum of the American Indian Smithsonian Institute, Washington DC. She has performed at ACCOLA GRIEFEN GALLERY, Chelsea NY, Grace Gallery, Brooklyn NY and (2012) 7a*11d International Performance Festival, Toronto ON. Hupfield's work is currently in the traveling exhibitions Beat Nation and Changing Hands III.
Hupfield's work was featured in the 2011 winter edition of Black Flash Magazine on performance photography and in the North Edition of Fuse Magazine winter for the collaborative artist project "From the Moon to the Belly" with Laakkuluk Williamson.
Jodie Lyn-Kee-Chow:
Born in Manchester, Jamaica, Jodie Lyn-Kee-Chow is a multidisciplinary artist who received a BFA at University of Florida (New World School of the Arts) in 1996. In 2005 she attained an MFA from Hunter College, New York City. Her work has been exhibited and performed nationally and internationally at venues including Exit Art (NYC), Rush Arts Gallery (NYC), Amelie A. Wallace Gallery at SUNY Old Westbury College (NY), Scope Art Fair (FL), The Queens Museum of Art (NY), Third Streaming LLC (NY), Rush Arts Gallery (NYC), Open Contemporary Art Center (Beijing, China), Art Museum of the Americas (Washington, DC), A.I.R. Gallery (Brooklyn, NY), SOHO 20 (NYC), MoCADA (Brooklyn, NY), Grace Exhibition Space (Brooklyn, NY), ''Gwangju International Media & Performance Art Festival'' at the Gwangju Bienalle (Gwangju, SOUTH KOREA) and Edna Manley College for Visual and Performing Arts (Kingston , JAMAICA). She is also a Rema Hort Mann award nominee and a 2012 NYFA Fellow in Interdisciplinary Art.
Through a feminine perspective Lyn-Kee-Chow uses allegories to navigate issues of the body, desire, and nature while weaving in humour, absurdity, and familiar objects. She lives and works in New York City.
Seyhan Musaoglu:
Seyhan Musaoglu is a multi-media artist whose work spans the fields of live performance, sound art, film and video, and 2-D media. Drawing inspiration from diverse sources ranging from science fiction imagery, to fashion, to modern dance choreography, her work investigates the gap between sound production and music composition, contemporary feminist theory, and the history of avant-garde filmmaking. She has been performing widely with collaborations celebrated internationally in genres of sound and experimental noise. She is also an innovative independent curator, and is the founder of the sound, new media & peformance festival {SØNiK}Fest. Seyhan holds an MFA from Parsons the New School for Design. Some of the venues her work has been presented at are: The Kitchen (NYC), New York Studio Gallery (NYC), Lit Lounge (NYC), Curta 8 Film Festival (Brazil), and Istanbul's famed venue, Babylon.
Shani Peters:
Shani Peters is a New York based artist (born in Lansing, MI) working in video, collage, printmaking, and social practice public projects. Her work reflects interests in activism histories, cultural record keeping, media culture, and community building. Peters completed her B.A. at Michigan State University and her M.F.A. at The City College of New York. She has exhibited, screened and/or presented her work in the US and broad, including exhibitions at the Schomburg Center for Black Culture and Research, Bronx Museum of Art, Rush Arts Gallery, the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), The Savannah College of Art & Design, The Contact Theatre (UK), and Seoul Art Space Geumcheon (SK).
She has participated in multiple residencies including programs hosted by The Center for Book Arts, The Lower Manhattan Cultural Counsel, the Lower East Side Printshop, the Bronx Museum of Art's Artist in the Marketplace program, and apexart's Outbound Residency to Seoul S. Korea. Peters has taught extensively throughout her Harlem community as an educator and program designer working in New York Public Schools, Harlem Textile Works, Casita Maria Arts Education Inc., The Laundromat Project, and as a social justice arts education adjunct lecturer at The City College of New York.
Nyugen Smith:
With a fearless approach, multi-media artist Nyugen Smith embraces the role of cultural informer and champion of social justice. Drawing heavily on his West Indian heritage, Smith is interested in raising consciousness of past and present political struggles through his work which consists of sculpture, installation, video and performance. Growing up in Trinidad, Smith was profoundly influenced by the conflation of African cultural practices and the residue of British colonial rule encountered in his daily life on the island. Responding to this unique cultural environment, Smith's art is a reaction to imperialist practices of oppression, violence and ideological misnomers.
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Climate Right for U.S. Joining Law of Sea Convention
The time is ripe for President Obama to press for Senate passage of the Law of the Sea Convention and expand U.S. influence on oceans governance, write Scott Borgerson and Thomas Pickering.
Expert Brief by Scott G. Borgerson and Thomas R. Pickering
CFR scholars provide expert analysis and commentary on international issues.
Delegates unable to strike a grand compromise at the UN Climate Conference in Copenhagen last week should look to the UN Law of the Sea Conference for inspiration on how to successfully negotiate a complicated global accord. Settling on an agreed set of rules for the world's oceans was also a massive undertaking, requiring decades of patience, hard work, and deft diplomacy to iron out an agreement that would be acceptable to a diverse community of nations. Facilitated by principled leadership by the United States, ultimately 157 countries have now signed and ratified the Law of the Sea Convention, which provides the overarching framework for managing the world's oceans and what lies above and beneath them. This year marks the fifteenth anniversary since the treaty has come into force.
Yet despite its central role shaping the convention and securing significant amendments to address outstanding concerns, the United States has failed to join. The United States remains among only a handful of countries with a coastline, including Syria, North Korea, and Iran, to not yet accede to the treaty. While remaining non-party to the convention might seem a point of diplomatic inconsequence, emerging issues like the melting Arctic make joining increasingly urgent. The polar ice cap is melting at an unprecedented clip, and the Arctic Ocean is on pace to be seasonally ice-free within a decade. In the next few years, do not be surprised if the sea ice covering the North Pole disappears for the first time in recorded history. As the Copenhagen process drove home, this fastest-warming region on earth is an imperative for action to reduce green house gas emissions, yet it is also relevant for a host of traditional geostrategic maritime issues covered under the Law of the Sea.
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For starters, the retreating ice is creating more effective shipping shortcuts like the Northeast Passage over Russia that opened to commercial navigation for the first time this past summer. This sea change is also yielding access to an estimated quarter of the world's remaining hydrocarbon reserves, which has set off a full court press among Arctic nations to extend the legal definition of their continental margins. Virgin fishing stocks are also becoming accessible, spurring the recent decision by Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke to secure exploitation of some of these resources in domestic waters and helping to inspire President Barack Obama to charter a White House Ocean Policy Task Force whose final recommendations are expected any day. Despite these opportunities and threats, by stubbornly remaining non-party to the Law of the Sea Convention, the United States remains hobbled on the Arctic's geopolitical sidelines.
Treaties and Agreements
By being the last significant maritime nation in the world to formally join the [Law of the Sea] convention, the United States is forgoing an opportunity to extend its national jurisdiction over a vast amount of ocean area on its Arctic, Atlantic, and Gulf Coasts--equal to almost half the size of the Louisiana Purchase.
The United States is unilaterally freezing itself out of important international policymaking bodies, literally forfeiting a seat at decision-making tables. One very important forum where the United States has no say is the commission vested with the authority to validate country's claims to extend their exclusive economic zones on the outer continental shelf (OCS), a process that is the last great partitioning of sovereign space on earth.
By being the last significant maritime nation in the world to formally join the treaty, the United States is forgoing an opportunity to extend its national jurisdiction over a vast amount of ocean area on its Arctic, Atlantic, and Gulf Coasts--equal to almost half the size of the Louisiana Purchase--while simultaneously abdicating an opportunity to have a say in deliberations over other nation's claims elsewhere. This was highlighted by Russia's stunt to plant a flag at the North Pole's sea floor. The United States also marginalizes itself in the International Seabed Authority, the UN body established by the convention to oversee deep seabed mining, an important emerging industry.
Debating the value of international agreements is a great U.S. pastime, but the truth here is that the convention actually allows for an expansion of U.S. sovereignty--extending American sea borders; guaranteeing the freedom of movement of ships and airplanes for the world's most powerful navy; and enhancing legal tools to combat scourges at sea such as piracy, drug trafficking, human smuggling, and proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. Potential participants in U.S.-organized flotillas in the Indian Ocean to protect vital shipping routes from piratical attacks and U.S.-led coalitions to prosecute North Korean contraband shipments under the Proliferation Security Initiative rightly question why they should assist the United States in enforcing the rule of law when it refuses to recognize the convention that guides the actions of virtually every other nation.
National Interests in other Waters
The Law of the Sea is also an important vehicle for the United States in coordinating action on a host of environmental crises, from collapsing fisheries and the ravages of climate change like ocean acidification and sea level rise, to the growing problem of marine pollution. The convention is also critical to U.S. economic security as it governs commercial activities on, in, and under the world's oceans. With one-third of the world's oil and gas already produced offshore, the future of hydrocarbon extraction is moving into ever-deeper waters. Deep-seabed mining is also an emerging industry, and the convention establishes the legal regime for extracting mineral resources from the ocean floor. Joining the central agreement governing maritime issues is directly germane to a maritime power where half of its (and the world's) population lives within fifty miles of a coast, 90 percent of all its trade is ferried by sea, and U.S. ocean-dependant industries contribute $138 billion to the nation's economy.
The Law of the Sea is also an important vehicle for the United States in coordinating action on a host of environmental crises, from collapsing fisheries and the ravages of climate change like ocean acidification and sea level rise, to the growing problem of marine pollution.
Why is it imperative for the United States to join the convention after all these years, and why now in the midst of investing so much energy into trying to draft a new climate agreement? First, the loss of a unique opportunity; the United States is experiencing a convergence of circumstances that includes the ascendance of a national security strategy founded on conflict prevention and partnership building, a community of nations eager for renewed American multilateralism, and a formidable list of ocean challenges demanding coordinated policy action.
Second, officially becoming party to the treaty would provide the legal foundation necessary to protect and enhance U.S. sovereign and security interests; assure unilateral rights and jurisdiction in offshore zones and the freedom of passage for U.S. military forces in strategic waterways; and ensure protection for U.S. maritime research interests. And lastly and equally significant on the heels of a climate conference that failed expectations, the United States would seize an opportunity to restore the mantle of international leadership over nearly three-quarters of the earth. This would also send the right message at the right time to the international community that the United States can be trusted to negotiate complicated treaties in good faith.
The United States joining the Law of the Sea Convention enjoys broad bipartisan support, including endorsement by both the two previous presidential administrations; is championed by the Joint Chiefs of Staff and leading senators of both parties on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee; and has been recommended by every major ocean constituency. This broad consortium needs President Obama's support early in 2010 to help guide the treaty through the Senate approval process before Washington can credibly help lead a new comprehensive climate regime. The political stars are aligned in the Senate for passage, and a formal endorsement of the convention by the president in the coming weeks would send the necessary signal to the Congress and the world that the United States is ready to join this widely accepted corpus of international law.
Scott G. Borgerson is the visiting fellow for ocean governance at the Council on Foreign Relations. Ambassador Thomas R. Pickering is a former Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs.
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Sami DeMarco's late game heroics lift the Maroons.
RIDGEWOOD – With the game tied in the bottom of the seventh inning on Wednesday, senior Sami DeMarco cranked a single of opposing ace Julie Rodriguez, bringing in Jordan McCarthy and giving Ridgewood a walk-off upset of NV/Old Tappan, No. 9 in The Record top 25.
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Rodriguez also doubled, and Megan Weis brought in NV/Old Tappan's only RBI.
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First Prison Officers on Unlocked Graduates programme at Leeds Trinity University have graduated
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Students from the first cohort of the award-winning Unlocked Graduates programme at Leeds Trinity University have successfully completed a two-year leadership development graduate scheme.
The Unlocked 2020 cohort graduated with a Masters in Applied Custodial Leadership at a ceremony at St Mary's London on Thursday 20 October.
Unlocked has worked in partnership with Leeds Trinity since 2020 to deliver a national leadership scheme that involves a combination of classroom-based learning, as well as practical frontline work on the landings as Prison Officers.
The MSc has been designed by Leeds Trinity's Head of Prisons and Custody Dr Danielle McDermott and Senior Lecturer and Programme Co-ordinator Claire Vilarrubi who, between them, have over 20 years' experience working in the Prison Service. The duo is supported by fellow lecturers, Andi Brierley, Emma Tymon, and Sarah Waite.
The course is innovative and practical, providing students with specialist knowledge, advanced understanding of the prison environment, and the skills and expertise to change attitudes and perceptions.
Dr Danielle McDermott said: "Over the course of the past two years, we have had the pleasure of seeing our students develop, learn and grow as leaders of the future. They have brought forward new ideas to reform the prison system, led positive change, and have no doubt improved outcomes for people in prison. It's a proud moment in my career to have helped create this applied Masters programme, staffed by practitioners with a wealth of experience, to develop and support the next generation of leaders within the criminal justice system. It was a pleasure to join the class of 2022 at their graduation ceremony and wish them all a successful career."
Since the Unlocked Graduates programme launched, over 10,000 applications have been submitted with over 600 participants placed in prisons across the UK in the last five years. This graduating cohort started their journey in 2020 and worked throughout tough lockdown measures to make an impact on the frontline.
The new recruits have completed two years of working in prisons across the country while they also dedicated their time to their studies.
The principle at the heart of the Unlocked programme is a belief that the way to change prisons and break cycles of reoffending is through developing exceptional prison officers. The prison officer is the only professional who can build a relationship with every single prisoner – including the most vulnerable and challenging. They set the culture on the landings and have the power to create a safe and secure environment focused on rehabilitation.
Natasha Porter, CEO and founder of Unlocked Graduates, said: "We are enormously proud of the class of 2020 for all of their achievements over the past two years. The prison officer role hasn't traditionally appealed to the top graduates before, so it's fantastic to see so many talented people recognise that this is an amazing opportunity to help reduce reoffending rates and apply their undoubted talent to a hugely challenging and important public service. In these difficult times people are joining Unlocked because they want to make a difference, to do something meaningful and positive, and this cohort have done a really excellent job.
"I am delighted to be continuing to work in partnership with Leeds Trinity University for our intensive training. Making this happen during a global pandemic has been a huge challenge and we are very grateful to have such a supportive partner organisation – one that really understands the importance of what we are trying to achieve."
For more information, visit the Unlocked website.


Christmas is certainly in the New York air as 5th Avenue department stores begin to display their store fronts. It is a classic New York image painted in our minds; walking down the Avenue on the arm of our loved one admiring the beautiful windows. This holiday spirit entices friendly competition between Tiffany's and Cartier, Bergdorfs and Saks, between The Plaza and the St. Regis. This annual tradition invites many admires, and many more shoppers, but, this tradition also offers something else. It offers a romantic escape that is enchanting and purely delightful.
In the midst of this enchanting area is an equally enchanting eatery. Bill's Townhouse, on 54th street between Madison and Park has made a home in a vintage house dating back to the 1860's. Only a few steps away from the enchanting store fronts, Bill's Townhouse is inspired by the exclusive private clubs of England and offers just as much visual pleasure as the lit up store fronts only a few blocks away. Intricate woodwork is prominent throughout the three floored townhouse turned eatery. On the walls hang portraits of patriarchs past, vintage maps of the English countryside, maps of old New York, and many black and white photos that instill a sense of familiarity.
The luxe top floor of Bill's Townhouse is perfect for a private gathering ~ 'tis the season after all! The room is warmed by an ornate fireplace and color patterns of lush red chairs, royal blue walls, accents of gold and tartan curtains!
In the evening, after you and your sweetheart have admired the windows of 5th Avenue, finish your evening at Bill's Townhouse. Enjoy the music of a live pianist, and a menu that is traditional, delicious and accommodating to everyone!
Elisa began her career in Pastry at the Michelin starred Takashi in Chicago. Shortly after she earned a B.A.S. in Hospitality Mgmt specializing in Culinary Arts and Event Planning. In 2013 Elisa moved to New York City. While in New York, Elisa has lent her talents to several Michelin recognized restaurants while still making time to savor and imbibe.


Students keenly follow the proceedings at the Customer Service Week held at the IESR.
Students celebrate at the Customer Service Week held at the IESR..
Dr. Jeremiah Kiplagat, Director KPI plants a tree to commemorate the Customer Service Week held at the IESR.
Kenya Power operates an open access fibre optic network which provides services to licensed application and content service providers.


"A second lady from a couple houses down came and told the officers that 15 of her chickens had also been killed by the same animal," Sgt. Jeremy Hansen of the Tooele Police Department told the station. "There was 12 at the first residence, then 15 chickens at the second residence for a total of 27."
From Kiss' backyard, the dog took and killed a cat, two rabbits, two ducks, five chickens, the goose and a turkey. All 27 animals were found scattered along two blocks of the street on which Kiss and his wife live.
Tooele police caught the husky the next morning around 9 a.m., according to the Tooele Transcript. It has been in quarantine at the Tooele Animal Shelter ever since.
While city officials decide whether to euthanize the dog, Kiss said he wants it to get a second chance. He believes the husky's owner is at fault for the dog getting loose in the neighborhood.
"I've been in touch with Arctic Rescue, an organization based here in Utah, about possibly taking the dog in," Kiss said. "I'm dedicated to preserving the dog's life, which is more than the owner has done, since she's left town."
That owner is Mackenzie G. Morton, 29, of nearby Taylorsville, Utah, police say. She told KSTU that her 4-year-old husky named Nikita got loose from her boyfriend's house that night, and she has offered apologies to the residents whose animals the dog killed.
"That's not fair," she told the station. "And I'm so sorry. I didn't think she would go on a killing spree. That's not like her."
She's been charged with one misdemeanor count of animal running at large and five misdemeanor counts of animal biting other animals, according to the Transcript. Police say that could add up to as much as $1,350 in fines.


YAIAA teams place nine players on all-state teams one year after just three players earned all-state honors.
The Pennsylvania Football Writers' All-State football teams for all six classifications were released this week, with nine YAIAA players making the cut.
About 90 reporters from around the state nominated and voted on the all-state teams, with Class 6A, 4A and 2A released Thursday and Class 5A, 3A and Class A released Friday.
Record-setting York High running back Dayjure Stewart and defensive back Rob Rideout earned all-state honors in Class 5A.
Stewart ranked second in the state in rushing yards this season, becoming just the ninth back in Pennsylvania history to rush for more than 3,000 yards in a season. Stewart averaged better than a first down every time he carried the ball, and he will leave York High with the school's single-game, single-season and career rushing records. He also set the District 3 playoff rushing record (463 yards). Stewart has Division I scholarship offers to Albany, Illinois State and Morgan State.
Only Oil City's Christian Cole, who was also selected to the Class 5A all-state team, topped Stewart's 3,045 yards rushing on the season. Cole rushed for 3,252 yards this season.
Rideout, an all-around talent capable of hauling in diving catches or laying out crushing tackles, earned the second all-state honor of his career. He led the York-Adams league by averaging 30.8 yards per catch. He scored 21 touchdowns and compiled 84.5 tackles and 20 pass break-ups.
In Class 6A, Central York quarterback Cade Pribula, Dallastown running back Nyzair Smith, Dallastown lineman Raymond Christas and Red Lion linebacker Eli Workinger were selected.
In Class 4A, Eastern York's Demonte Martin made the team as a tight end.
In Class 2A, York Catholic twin brothers and defenders Jarred and Harris Kohl were selected.
Pribula was one of five quarterbacks to make the Class 6A team. The senior completed 63 percent of his passes for 2,866 yards, 31 touchdowns and nine interceptions. He also rushed for 250 yards and seven touchdowns. He averaged more than 300 yards and three touchdowns the first nine games of the season before missing most of the regular season finale with an injury. Pribula led Central York to an 8-3 finish and has signed with the University of Delaware.
Smith was one of five running backs picked in Class 6A. The senior rushed for 1,985 yards on 257 carries and scored 24 touchdowns as the Wildcats' workhorse back. He rushed for 300 yards in a game twice. Smith has Division I offers from Morgan State and Sacred Heart.
Christas was a two-way beast but made all-state as an offensive lineman. He was one of five selected in Class 6A. As a center, he paved the way for Smith's success as the only returning lineman in Dallastown's lineup. He also dominated on defense and finished with 49 tackles and 6.5 sacks.
Workinger was one seven linebackers selected in Class 6A. He was named GameTimePA YAIAA Defensive Player of the Year, finishing with 136 tackles, one sack, two fumble recoveries and one forced fumble. He was also the league's best kicker and scored eight touchdowns as a fullback/H-back.
Martin was the only player selected as a tight end in Class 4A. The 6-foot-5 Martin was a beast on the outside for the Knights, finishing with 61 receptions for 1,018 yards and 21 touchdowns. He has Division I offers from Delaware State and Robert Morris.
Harris Kohl was one of six defensive lineman selected in Class 2A. He was named YAIAA Division III-co Defensive Player of the Year with his bother, finishing with 107 tackles, 14 tackles for a loss, 11 sacks, five fumble recoveries, two forced fumbles and one interception in 13 games. He played both defensive end and tackle for the Irish.
Jarred Kohl was one of six linebackers selected in Class 2A. He missed two games with an injury, but still finished with 112 tackles, 18 tackles for loss, four sacks, four fumble recoveries, two forced fumbles, two interceptions and scored two touchdowns on defense in 11 games. Along with his brother, he led York Catholic to a 12-1 season and District 3 title.


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Accidental intra-arterial injection: an under-reported preventable never event
M Mariyaselvam1,
A Hutton1 &
P Young1
Depending upon the medication administered, accidental administration of medication into the arterial line can cause devastating complications. This wrong-route injection is a never event in the UK but may be under-reported especially when occurring in the unconscious patient who may not notice associated pain temporally. Under-reporting may occur because resultant complications may be delayed a number of hours and the accountable healthcare worker may not recognise or choose not to report the error. In 2008 the UK National Patient Safety Agency (NPSA) reported only 76 incidents related to poor sampling technique but few wrong route arterial injections. Of these 21% suffered moderate to severe harm [1]. The NPSA suggests that training and the use of clear labelling alongside red arterial tubing and standard red lock caps be used to prevent arterial sampling errors.
In 2014, we conducted a national postal survey of ICUs in the UK to attempt to determine the rate of accidental intra-arterial injections. The survey was sent to the clinical director of every ICU and they were asked whether they were aware of any unintentional arterial line injection having occurred in their hospital in the last 5 years.
Of the 56 ICUs that responded, 16 (28.5%) reported that they had personally seen an accidental injection into the arterial line.
Despite the arterial line safety recommendations made by the NPSA in 2008, we demonstrate that intra-arterial injection is still a problem and that it remains under-reported. Our incidence is likely to be an underestimate as it relies on the recollections of a single individual in each institution. Medical errors can be mitigated by consideration of human factors and system engineering to improve patient safety. A focus on clinical awareness, colour coding and training may lead to improvements; however, institutions and clinical directors also bear a responsibility to prevent never events and a number of engineered solutions are now available such as needle-free non-injectable arterial sampling devices to protect the healthcare environment and make this error impossible [2, 3].
Funding from Eastern Academic Health Science Network, UK.
Rapid response alert 06. NPSA. 2008
Mariyaselvam , et al: Anaesthesia. 2014, 70: 51-5.
Mukhopadhyay , et al: Critical Care. 2010, 14: R7-10.1186/cc8859.
Queen Elizabeth Hospital, King's Lynn, UK
M Mariyaselvam, A Hutton & P Young
M Mariyaselvam
A Hutton
P Young
Mariyaselvam, M., Hutton, A. & Young, P. Accidental intra-arterial injection: an under-reported preventable never event. Crit Care 19, P166 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1186/cc14246
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Some 20 kilometres off the coast of west Africa, the Bissau-Guinean archipelago of Bissagos is famous for its abundant biodiversity. The richness of its marine animal and plant life afforded it the status of Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO. Of the 88 islets and islands in the archipelago, only 23 are inhabited. At Maio, still called Chediã, you can meet the Bissagos people and get to know their ancestral ways and customs. In this region, cut off from the rest of the world and secluded from Western influences, you?ll discover how locals really live.
During your Zodiac excursions, you will get as close as possible to nature, between pale-sand beaches, mangrove stretching as far as the eye can see, savannah, palm trees and baobabs. Birds of prey, pelicans, monkeys, sea turtles, crocodiles, saltwater hippos and all kinds of snakes are at home here.
During your trip, you will also meet the Bidyogo people, particularly on the islands of Caravela, Carache and Orango. This will be an opportunity to discover their way of life, which has not changed for thousands of years. Theirs is a matriarchal society centered on the sacred.


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UK football authorities and broadcasters are increasingly teaming up to prosecute illegal broadcasters, as Carissa Kendall-Windless of EIP explains.
Looking forward to the Anti-Piracy and Content Protection Summit in Los Angeles from June 26 to 28, Gregg Housh discusses the main issues to be covered, including strategies for fighting content infringement online.
The boundaries of what is possible with other people's content have become clearer from the Court of Justice of the European Union in GS Media and from the court's Advocate General's opinion in Filmspeler, according to Maarten Rijks and Adam Rendle of Taylor Wessing.
The implications of the role of hyperlinkers in the communication of protected works are becoming clearer in Europe, say Adam Rendle and Emma Sagir of Taylor Wessing.


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It's linked, over at CleanUp ATF.org. Pretty appalling. (1) The way they screwed this guy over, while letting his bosses take trips at taxpayer expense to hobnob with starts; (2) how they cover up for favored supervisors caught in major wrongdoing and (3) how they and Hollywood pal around.
This the case where the agent sued, and they sued him for slandering the US government! I've never heard even of the idea that the government can file a civil suit for defamation; the only thing that comes close is the prosecutions under the Sedition Act ... which was allowed to expire in 1804 or thereabouts.
That has to leave a mark!
..Hard to believe anyone could slander the BATFE management any worse than their actions have sullied them already. If you talk candidly to BATFE agents, as I used to do at pistol matches, you find that many's the tale of disgust and chicanery they can and will relate.
Welcome to what health care will look like in about 10 years.
I don't care as long as they eat each other. I will only care if some of them survive the cannabalism.
As far as BATFE management goes, I believe we learned the truth about that agency years ago. Going back to when the matter on the Waco compound was over and done with a number of supervisors and other higher ups were fired. These people used the threats of going to the media with what they knew about the agency. They were all giving their jobs back along will all lost pay.
Frankly, in light of what I just said, the agency is in the middle of a stink that they are only a part of.


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Handbags for women come in a variety of styles to suit their every look and occasion. Women can choose one from different types such as hand-held bags, hobos, messenger bags, satchels, shoulder bags, sling, potli bags , totes and so on. Hand-held types can go well with your formal outfits and let you carry your everyday essentials in style. You can opt for a shoulder bag if you carry a lot of stuffs on a regular basis. Sling bags can be ideal to carry with you whenever you go for a trip with friends.
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Do not press this button! If you do, you will be sorry!
'Do not press this button'. Was that the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, or Red Dwarf? Or an item of sound engineering equipment close to you...?
Imagine having a piece of sound engineering equipment with a button marked 'do not press'. Or worse still, two buttons labeled 'do not press'.
OK, in this instance, the label was scribbled by hand, but the exclamation mark more than hints at the severe consequences that will result should someone be so foolhardy as to ignore the warning.
The equipment in question is the original Spirit-by-Soundcraft Folio 12 into 2 portable mixing console. This was the first of the wave of small, inexpensive, but eminently usable consoles that soon followed.
You normally wouldn't expect Soundcraft to get anything wrong, but they sure did here.
The upper of the 'do not press' controls inserts a 1 kHz tone into the main stereo outputs. Yes, tones are good, and a console without an oscillator is like a dog without a woof.
The problem is that it is so close to the master faders. One slight slip and you have 1 kHz where all before was music. And it might be a pretty loud 1 kHz too.
The other button is more unusual. The console has a stereo tape return input for checking what you have just recorded. Once again, all good consoles should have one.
But often, the tape return isn't used, or can be considered a luxury that isn't altogether necessary. So this button allows the option to use the tape returns as additional inputs to the mix, making this a 14-input console rather than the expected twelve.
The problem arises however when the tape return is used for its intended purpose. The console sends signal to the stereo recorder, and the stereo recorder sends signal back to the console.
But if you were careless enough to press the 'tape return to mix' button, then you would have a positive feedback path and an almighty howlround would result - on your recording!
So here are two very good ways to ruin a perfectly good recording, right where your fingers will be resting much of the time.
One slip and disaster. Fatal to a live recording. Clearly, these buttons should have been in a remote location, perhaps towards the top of the console.
So the 'do not press' message was my warning to myself. And fortunately it worked all the time I had the console. Except the first time my fingers slipped, which was the occasion that prompted the additional caption.
I wonder if any other equipment has a 'do not press' button?


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Chandrarekha - Purbi Singhbhum
Chandrarekha Population - Purbi Singhbhum, Jharkhand
Chandrarekha is a medium size village located in Ghatshila Block of Purbi Singhbhum district, Jharkhand with total 274 families residing. The Chandrarekha village has population of 1174 of which 630 are males while 544 are females as per Population Census 2011.
In Chandrarekha village population of children with age 0-6 is 169 which makes up 14.40 % of total population of village. Average Sex Ratio of Chandrarekha village is 863 which is lower than Jharkhand state average of 948. Child Sex Ratio for the Chandrarekha as per census is 817, lower than Jharkhand average of 948.
Chandrarekha village has higher literacy rate compared to Jharkhand. In 2011, literacy rate of Chandrarekha village was 68.26 % compared to 66.41 % of Jharkhand. In Chandrarekha Male literacy stands at 80.07 % while female literacy rate was 54.70 %.
As per constitution of India and Panchyati Raaj Act, Chandrarekha village is administrated by Sarpanch (Head of Village) who is elected representative of village. Our website, don't have information about schools and hospital in Chandrarekha village.
Chandrarekha Data
Population 1,174 630 544
Schedule Caste 24 15 9
Schedule Tribe 57 27 30
Marginal Worker 331 260 71
Schedule Tribe (ST) constitutes 4.86 % while Schedule Caste (SC) were 2.04 % of total population in Chandrarekha village.
In Chandrarekha village out of total population, 362 were engaged in work activities. 8.56 % of workers describe their work as Main Work (Employment or Earning more than 6 Months) while 91.44 % were involved in Marginal activity providing livelihood for less than 6 months. Of 362 workers engaged in Main Work, 0 were cultivators (owner or co-owner) while 0 were Agricultural labourer.


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Is slime mold eaten in Mexico as a dish called "feces of the moon"?
Various web sites make the claim that slime mold is eaten as a dish called "caca de luna" -- feces of the moon -- in Mexico. Sometimes the claim is attached to Fuligo septica, "dog vomit slime mold", as in this representative example:
Fuligo septica is in fact edible. Native people in some parts of Mexico gather it and scramble it like eggs. I hear they call this dish "caca de luna,"
Other commentators correct the above stating that caca de luna is actually made from Enteridium lycoperdon:
Those articles are erroneous. Caca de Luna (Moon excrements) is a common name in certain parts of Mexico for Reticularia lycoperdon (old syn. Enteridium lycoperdon) which is a totally different slime mold. They make a dish out of it with the same name but I'm uncertain about the recipe.
Wikipedia supports the latter account stating
Though not generally considered edible, E. lycoperdon is not toxic. In Veracruz, Mexico, the very young aethalia are collected, fried, and eaten.
citing Myxcomycetes. A Handbook of Slime Molds, Stephenson, Steven L & Stempen, Henry, 2000.
However, the above is the only hard source I can find. Everywhere else the claim is made in such similar ways that it seems likely that there is an echo chamber effect going on: various internet commentators are repeating a claim they read elsewhere on the internet. Furthermore, I can find no recipes, descriptions, firsthand accounts, mentions of anthropological studies, etc., documenting the practice -- basically I can find no documentation of the human consumption of slime mold beyond as a fun fact or interesting bit of trivia.
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Enteridium lycoperdon, a slime mold, is consumed by certain populations in Mexico and has the common name "caca de luna." Fuligo septica, another slime mold, is also consumed in Mexico.
(More specifically, the second and third quotes in the question are correct. The first quote is supported by secondary literature, but I cannot confirm a primary account that reports the same thing, possibly because these articles are in Spanish and from the 1980s.)
A 1989 article mostly written in Spanish recorded Enteridium lycoperdon, a slime mold, as eaten by "peasants from the State of Tlaxcala" in Mexico. The same article also attributed "caca de luna" as one of its common names. An earlier 1983 article (also Spanish) said people in the area around Cofre de Perote (an inactive volcano in Mexico) fry and eat the juvenile state of Enteridium lycoperdon. There aren't additional details on recipes in these primary sources. One of the quotes in the question also says Fuligo septica is consumed. This is supported by a 2002 article, though it's less clear whether "caca de luna" is used to refer to this fungi.
The two 1980s primary articles that directly address the claim
Luis Villarreal (the same L. Villarreal who wrote the 1983 article referenced later), research professor at Colegio de Postgraduados (a Mexican college), and Jesus Perez, senior research professor at the same school, surveyed edible mushrooms in a 1989 article. This mostly-Spanish article writes that "the Myxomycete Enteridium lycoperdon is recorded as an edible species eaten by peasants from the State of Tlaxcala." In Table 4 (translated to English as "Vernacular names of the species studied"), the "vernacular names" (or common names) of Enteridium lycoperdon are listed as "yemitas", "huevitos", "hongo de luna", and "caca de luna."
The article noted that "This is the second record of [Enteridium lycoperdon's] edibility in Mexico, since it was recorded for the first time from Veracruz (Villarreal, 1983), where it is named "hongo de luna" or "caca de luna. (translated from Spanish)" Unfortunately, there isn't anything on recipes in this article.
The Villarreal 1983 article can be found through the author's ResearchGate profile. (Ordering the article from the publisher requires paying a fee of 5 USD, 3 Euros, or 50 MXN.) This article records that people in the area around Cofre de Perote (an inactive volcano in Mexico) fry and eat the juvenile state of Enteridium lycoperdon. The article also refers to the fried fungus as "caca de luna." There isn't much else revealed in this article (you can see some drawings of this fungus in Figures 1 and 2). I translated the author's description of Enteridium lycoperdon (which is also referred to as Reticularia lycoperdon) from Spanish below:
Pulvinized ethalia, 2.5 cm in diameter, silvery white to brownish-brown, more or less globose to slightly flattened; hypothalamus small, like a white membranous margin; bark thin and brittle, white to silver, rough to reticulated, reddish-orange under the microscope; pseudocapillice of reddish brown color, coming from the base of the etalium in the manner of arborescent-dendroid columns, with pointed terminations; Spores 8-9 um in diameter, oval, pale brown in mass, pale yellow under the microscope, with reticulated surface.
Habitat: On rotten wood in montana mesophyll forest.
Material studied: Cerro La Martinica, Mun. Banderilla, Martinez 100; The Revolcardero, Mun. Xico, Coire de Perote, Villarreal 396.
Discussion: It is a cosmopolitan species (Martin and Alexopoulos, 1969; Farr, 1976). It was cited from Mexico without a precise locality by Farr (1976). It is edible during the juvenile state and consumed fried, by some inhabitants of the Cofre de Perote area, who know it by the popular name of "caca de luna", due to the circular shape that they present and the soft consistency, as well as for its color.
A primary article on Fuligo septica, the other fungus mentioned in the question
In a 2002 article1 published in the Journal of Ethnobiology, researchers surveyed people from 3 Mexican communities between 1988 and 1992 on the mushrooms they regarded as edible or toxic. Fuligo septica was named as a food by <40% of interviewed people (though it's not mentioned what the exact % is). The paper also included that the Tepehuanes of Durango (an indigenous group in Mexico) do not eat Fuligo septica extensively because of "its soft and gelatinous appearance." However, this does support that Fuligo septica, a slimemold, is consumed in Mexico (or at least was in the late 1980s/early 1990s).
Other articles/sources
There are other articles in the literature that discuss fungus and bring up "caca de luna."
The Department of Plant Pathology at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) publishes some papers as Papers in Plant Pathology. This 2010 paper from Harold W. Keller (emeritus professor at the University of Central Missouri) and Sydney E. Everhart (associate professor at UNL) says:
The yellow plasmodium of Fuligo septica has been reported by Lopez et al. (1982) as eaten by the Indians from the area of Cofre de Perote in the state of Veracruz, Mexico, where it is referred to by the popular name of "caca de luna" or translated into English "excrement of the moon." The scrambled-egg-like stage is fried with onions and peppers much like scrambled eggs and eaten on a tortilla.
It's possible Fuligo septica and Enteridium lycoperdon both share the name "caca de luna," though I couldn't find the Lopez et al. article to confirm this.
Their is a mini-review in the Journal of Bacteriology & Mycology (supposedly peer-reviewed, though after more searching I found some bad things about its publisher):
Young aethalia of Reticularia lycoperdon, and Fuligo septica plasmodium were used as a human nutrient in Mexico. It is referred to by the popular name of "caca de luna" or translated into English as "feces of the moon." The scrambled-egg-like stage is fried with onions and peppers much like scrambled eggs and eaten on a tortilla.
This one cites two papers (the Lopez one is the same as that cited in the UNL paper):
Lopez A, Garcia H, Herrador JL. Nuevos registros de hongos comestibles de la region del Cofre de Perote, Estado de Veracruz. (Abstract) Page 30 in Primer Congresso Nacional de Mycologia. Sociedad Mexicana de Micologia. Xalapa, Vercruz, Mexico; 1982.
Villarreal L. Algunas especies de Myxomycetes no registradas del estado de Veracruz. Boletín de la Sociedad Mexicana de Micología. 1983;18:153–164.
Finally, the book referenced on Wikipedia and in the question (Myxcomycetes. A Handbook of Slime Molds, Stephenson, Steven L & Stempen, Henry, 2000.) cites the same 2 articles:
Google Books search for "caca de luna" (shows the book cites Lopez et al. 1982 and Villarreal 1983, and the fungi that are eaten are Enteridium lycoperdon)
Google Books search for "Lopez"
Google Books search for "Villarreal"
So it looks like everybody goes back to the same 2 sources from the 1980s. I cannot find the Lopez et al. paper online (if you do, please share! looks like it's a literal printed book). I discussed the Villarreal paper as one of the two 1980s primary articles.
1 @David Hammen pointed out another article on the edibility of various fungi, though the publisher of this article may be predatory. Among the citations from that article is the 2002 article published in the Journal of Ethnobiology (seems like a legitimate journal), which is how I found the 2002 article.
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I did find another article, The Edibility of Reticularia Lycoperdon (Myxomycetes) in Central Mexico, but this journal is from Herald Scholarly Open Access, which has made Beall's list of potentially predatory open source publishers and which publishes another journal that once had a dog (seriously) on its editorial board. I can't base an answer on that article.
That mini review link somehow omits the title and authors, and gets the date wrong; medcraveonline.com/JBMOA/… points to the same article with correct information. A review lifting a sentence ("The scrambled-egg-like..." and in fact most of the preceding sentence) wholesale from another paper without sufficient or even correct citation is at best sloppy. It wasn't even a great sentence to start with.
@ChrisH Thanks for pointing that out! Not sure what happened there. And yes, it is sketchy that the paragraphs are so similar, especially since the paper I cite first was published earlier (2010). I still included it because it had the second reference.
@DavidHammen Thanks for sharing that! Found other even less credible stuff like that. (Never knew about the dog!) Less relevant to your comment, here's a .gov page that says "There are reports that it is eaten in Mexico, however." I don't feel it adds much because it doesn't cite anything. nature.mdc.mo.gov/discover-nature/field-guide/…
''another journal that once had a dog (seriously) on its editorial board'' haha brilliant
– Tom
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