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Little Details (3/26/09)
One good turn …
By Katherine Bielawa Stamper
I still have the acceptance letter from the Ivy League school. I thought they'd made a mistake by admitting me — a student from an obscure state college — to their graduate program. I expected a telephone call rescinding the offer, a curt apology for the oversight. I withdrew $200 from my savings account and sent in the non-refundable deposit without thinking.
Zbigniew Brzezinski, President Carter's former National Security Advisor, was on the faculty. I indulged the fantasy of becoming his research assistant, translating Polish-language texts to further his research in international affairs.
It wasn't meant to be. Four paragraphs into the letter, the graduate program "regretted" their inability to offer me fellowship funds. The next paragraph, cautionary in tone, estimated living expenses — on top of stratospheric tuition — would run hundreds of additional dollars per month.
A second acceptance letter arrived from a quality, albeit less prestigious program. I did the math. With a tuition fellowship, a loan and a part-time job, I could swing it. Attending my dream school would have required embracing a financial nightmare. I couldn't fathom the level of debt I'd have to assume. I ended up in Pittsburgh instead of New York City. I fell in love with my studies and the handsome doctoral student who lived upstairs.
My nephew had his own dream of attending a prestigious prep school. He did all the right things. He studied hard, earned excellent grades and performed loads of community service as a Boy Scout. He took the entrance exam, earning one of the top scores.
The acceptance letter arrived. A partial scholarship was dangled. Although the gesture was appreciated, it was a mere chink in impenetrable armor separating him from a stellar high school education. He needed a full scholarship if he was ever to grace the halls of the esteemed institution from which young men headed to places like Boston College, Holy Cross and Stanford. His parents, neither of whom attended college, didn't realize there might be room to negotiate.
The application was withdrawn. My nephew accepted the seeming inevitability. It was on a visit to Boston that the topic came up and I asked my nephew and his parents if I could make an overture to the school. My background in college admissions told me there might be some wiggle room.
With their permission, I penned a letter to the headmaster. I was able to depict a young man who stayed the course when the world around him crumbled. His sister, suffering from a chronic illness, went through a series of dismaying hospitalizations. With his parents enmeshed in her care and the requisite wrangling with insurance companies, he managed to do his schoolwork, prepare meals and get himself off to school each day. When his parents' marriage ended, he started working to ease financial stresses at home. When an unmet mortgage displaced his family, he lost his backyard framed by tulip trees but not his desire to study and achieve. Good grades are one thing. Good grades when life throws you a curve ball are entirely another.
The headmaster called me the day he received the letter. I acknowledged I shared more than perhaps he wanted to know. I explained I did so with my nephew's permission.
"We really wanted him to enroll," the headmaster said. "Why didn't his parents say they needed more financial help to make this happen? We met with some families three and four times to figure out aid."
The headmaster's call, although reassuring, couldn't help the fact that all of the financial aid was disbursed for the year. My nephew had to wait another year and attend the local public high school cited by state officials for crumbling facilities. He studied hard, joined the band and made friends. He earned straight As and sent the prep school quarterly grades with a note expressing his hope to attend the following year. He asked his teachers for letters of recommendation.
My nephew is now a junior at the prep, attending on a full scholarship. He studies hard, plays rugby and made the National Honor Society. He's made a strong connection with a history teacher considered the most demanding academic on campus. He waits tables on weekends.
What's the beautiful piece of this story? My nephew's scholarship is funded by an alumnus, a self-made millionaire, who received an academic scholarship that enabled him to attend the school decades ago. One good turn truly leads to another.
As college acceptance letters arrive in coming weeks, families must be encouraged to realize that sometimes there is room to negotiate. Too often, too many of us think "no" means "NO." Sometimes it means maybe.
Katherine Bielawa Stamper lives in Williston. Reader comments are welcome at editor@willistonobserver.com or LittleDetailsCol@yahoo.com.
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Big road games ahead for hoops team (2/4/10)
Redhawk boys have three straight wins Feb. 4, 2010 By Mal Boright Observer correspondent Call it even-up week for the Champlain Valley Union High boys basketball team, which has games Friday and Tuesd
Proposed budget up 10 percent
Property reappraisal postponed By Ben Moger-WilliamsObserver staff A $7.4 million draft operating budget was presented by the town to the Selectboard on Monday night, representing an increase of about
Paper Peddler doubles in size at Maple Tree Place (10/22/09)
Oct. 22, 2009 By Tim Simard Observer staff A local card and gift store in Maple Tree Place has recently grown bigger. The Paper Peddler, located on Connor Way, doubled the size of its retail location

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Almanak is the first solo project by Tim Van der Poel, one half of Autistik Youth, member of Franco Saint De Bakker and Tokidoki Sakaya, guest vocalist with The Rudy Trouvé Sextet and Ow.
Almanak are 4 cd's, 365 songs. One song for each day. Following instruments were used : keyboards, hammond, guitar, bass, groovebox, drumcomputer, turntables, citer, mouthharp, sampler, all kinds of effects and voice. Everything was recorded onto Protools. As each day has a different mood, each song represents a different atmosphere.
Artwork by Dennis Tyfus (check www.dennistyfus.tk).


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With students returning back to classes soon, schools across Florida have been working to implement new safety guidelines as part of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Safety Act. One provision requires that parents and students must disclose previous school expulsions, arrests resulting in a charge and must also report any prior referrals to mental health services.
NSU College of Psychology professor Ralph (Gene) Cash, Ph.D., ABPP, sat down with WPBT2 South Florida PBS to help explain this new provision and the potential for it to impact a student's right to privacy.
The segment will also air on local South Florida PBS TV stations tonight, Friday, Aug. 3 at 7:30 and Sunday, Aug. 5 at noon on WPBT and Sunday, Aug. 5 at 6:30 pm on WXEL in the Palm Beaches.


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French school strike: How does the 'minimum reception service' work?
Primary children should still be able to go to school even if their class is closed
Several French primary and secondary teacher and parent unions are on strike today (January 13) in protest against the government's Covid-related school measures Pic: Makeda Art / Shutterstock
By Emma Morgan
[Update January 13 at 14:30 - The government has stated that 38.5% of primary school teachers are on strike today, while the Snuipp-FSU union maintains the 75% figure.]
Even though up to 75% of primary school teachers are on strike today (January 13), all pupils must still be able to go to school, even if their class is closed.
Read more: Strike action could close half of French primary schools tomorrow
This has been the case since 2008, when a service minimum d'accueil (minimum reception service) was introduced for primary schools.
When teachers strike and classes close, local authorities must guarantee that children will be cared for, deploying municipal officials, nursery nurses, children's entertainers and even parents if necessary.
Children will be looked after in school halls, sports halls or perhaps in another school.
However, with the worker shortages occasioned by the Covid pandemic, some local authorities are struggling to find staff for this minimum reception service.
In Hauts-de-Seine, for example, the town of Châtillon is reportedly unable to look after children whose classes are closed. Other mairies are limiting the service to the children of key worker parents.
Often a sign up process is in place for strike days
Parents should be aware that there is often a sign-up process for childcare services during a strike.
Today's strike action is the culmination of teacher frustration of the government's school Covid protocols, which are, unions claim, making it impossible to teach and transforming primary schools into 'day-care centres'.
Leading primary teachers union Snuipp-FSU has called this strike action "historic" and said that one in two schools could be closed as a result. Collège and lycée teachers will also be striking.
The strike is supported by parents' union FCPE, which has encouraged parents to keep their children at home today.
Education Minister Jean-Michel Blanquer had commented that: "Strikes will not solve these problems; you can't strike against a virus."
Snuipp-FSU argued that this was "not a 'strike against the virus' but illustrates a growing despondency within schools."
Some have called for Mr Blanquer to resign, but government spokesperson Gabriel Attal has stated that the president was "very much in support of" the minister.
French Prime Minister relaxes school Covid testing measures
Covid rules: French teacher and parent unions call for Thursday strike
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Originally part of Escambia and later Gadsden County, Leon County was created in 1824. It was named for Juan Ponce de Leon, the Spanish explorer who was the first European to reach Florida. During the 1850s - 1860s, Leon County was a "cotton kingdom" and ranked 5th out of all of Florida and Georgia counties in the production of cotton from the 20 major plantations.
News radio and Seminole sports.
Faith Radio. Combination of traditional, light contemporary, and Southern Gospel music as well as evangelical and talk programs.


Do you know what will be happening from January 1 through March 31st in 2015? Since the RAC Manual Medical Reviews have resumed for those claims over the threshold, we will begin seeing RAC Manual Medical Reviews on a post-payment basis emerging in February, for all claims that exceeded the $3,700 threshold for PT/ST and $3,700 threshold for OT.
Review your Part B management reports to see where your patients are with their Part B cap/threshold benefit. It is that time of the year where those who we care for may be running out of their benefit or may have already run out of their Part B dollars.
Documentation should always support that the skills of a therapist are vital to treat the patient's medical condition/diagnosis and show medical necessity that the therapy interventions are necessary.
Justification for continuing therapy is necessary in our documentation and making sure the reviewer has a clear picture of why the patient has exceeded $3,700 is critical. Make sure you include specifics about the medical episode, things like complications, multiple related complications, and multiple unrelated complications. Talk about the co-morbidities affecting the treatment progression and participation as well as the potential patient risks of not providing the intervention.
Prepare your facility denial team to be on the lookout for ADRs. Be on your game and submit all necessary therapy supportive documentation and billing at the very beginning of the review to decrease your risk of denials.


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Warm up with Tomato-Cheese Bisque from My Food and Family! A flavorful combination of garlic, celery, fire-roasted diced tomatoes, carrots, onions, CLASSICO Four Cheese Tomato Cream Pasta Sauce and more, the Tomato-Cheese Bisque is the perfect dish for a cozy night in.
Melt 2 Tbsp. butter in large saucepan on medium heat. Add carrots, onions, celery and garlic; stir. Cook 5 min. or until vegetables are lightly browned, stirring frequently. Add flour; mix well. Cook and stir 1 min.
Add broth, pasta sauce, tomatoes, tomato paste and sugar; mix well. Bring just to boil on medium heat, stirring frequently; simmer, partially covered, on medium-low heat 15 min. or until vegetables are tender, stirring occasionally.
Blend half the soup in blender until smooth; return to saucepan. Stir in whipping cream; cook 5 min. or until heated through, stirring occasionally. Remove from heat.
Add pepper and remaining butter; stir until butter is completely melted and mixture is well blended.
Pair this creamy soup with a whole wheat roll and side mixed green salad.
Prepare using fat-free reduced-sodium chicken broth or no-salt-added vegetable stock.
Serve topped with KRAFT Grated Parmesan Cheese and garlic croutons.


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Deputies in Clackamas County shooting identified
Two Clackamas County Sheriff's deputies were involved in a shooting early Saturday morning.
By Noelle Crombie | The Oregonian/OregonLive
A Clackamas County Sheriff's Office spokesman said early Tuesday that investigators have not yet interviewed two deputies involved in an officer-involved shooting four days ago that left one man dead.
Sgt. Brian Jensen said investigators are working with the attorney for the deputies "to schedule an interview and are hoping that it will take place at some point this week."
The agency on Tuesday identified the deputies involved in the shooting incident as Scott Krause and Trevor Wolf. Krause has worked for the Sheriff's Office since 2016; Wolf has been there since 2017. The deputies were not injured. Both are on paid leave as is standard practice.
The Sheriff's Office has not offered any additional information about the incident, which unfolded before dawn Saturday near a church in Milwaukie. The agency issued a press release more than 12 hours later, saying only that "there had been an exchange of gunfire" between two deputies and David John Engebretson, 50. Engebretson died.
In response to emailed questions from The Oregonian/OregonLive on Monday, Jensen said the agency may release a "more detailed overview" of what happened once the investigation is complete. "At this time however we are doing all we can to protect the integrity of the investigation," he wrote.
An autopsy was completed the same day; the Sheriff's Office has declined to release the cause of death.
According to the agency's initial account, a deputy encountered Engebretson in a parked car. Engebretson, the subject of an outstanding warrant, refused to leave the car. The deputy called for another deputy and at some point shots were fired.
The Sheriff's Office encouraged anyone with information about the incident to call the tip line at 503-723-4949.
-- Noelle Crombie
ncrombie@oregonian.com
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Cano Health Acquires Doctor's Medical Center for $300 Million and Updates Guidance for 2021 and 2022
July 7, 2021 /in Press Releases, NEWS /by avickrey@levlane.com
MIAMI, July 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/– Cano Health, Inc. ("Cano Health") (NYSE: CANO), a leading value-based primary care provider for seniors and underserved communities, today announced it has acquired Doctor's Medical Center ("DMC") for $300 million on July 2, 2021. DMC is a primary care provider offering an innovative and integrated approach to Medicare, Medicaid, and ACA (Exchange) members across 18 medical centers in South Florida. The acquisition expands Cano Health's membership, and further enhances the company's leading position in the fragmented Florida market. With 15 of the 18 medical centers serving predominantly adult and pediatric Medicaid members, the addition of DMC also enables Cano Health to deliver more targeted services to its existing Medicaid and ACA members.
"Cano Health is on a mission to become America's Primary Care, and today's acquisition brings us one step closer to that important goal," said Dr. Marlow Hernandez, Co-Founder, Chairman, and CEO of Cano Health. "The DMC team has served the South Florida region for nearly 25 years, evolving its clinical platform to meet the diverse care needs of the community. With DMC as part of the Cano Health family, we are bringing our care model to more patients and acquiring important footprint and infrastructure to further improve the clinical outcomes of underserved patients."
"Doctor's Medical Center joins the Cano Health family energized by what we can accomplish together for our patients," added Dr. Ventura de Paz, Founder, President, and CEO of DMC. "Since I founded DMC, we have operated with the belief that everyone should have access to quality health care. This union brings even more services and resources to our patients and our dedicated team members, so we can thrive for generations to come."
The acquisition brings the Cano Health care model – built on access, quality, and wellness – to DMC's Medicare, Medicaid and ACA members, further positioning Cano Health as the provider of choice in the communities it serves. The acquisition also expands Cano Health's long-standing partnership with Humana.
"Cano Health's focus on preventive care and wellness aligns with Humana Healthy Horizons and our 'human care' approach to serving our Medicaid members," said Humana Florida Medicaid President Jocelyn Chisholm Carter. "Teaming with Cano Health, we continue to focus on making sure our members receive the full-service health care services they need in a welcoming environment."
Strategic Rationale
Like Cano Health, DMC is dedicated to providing quality primary care to its members, with an emphasis on innovation. Both companies operate as critical members of the community, building bonds with their members to improve care and outcomes. Estimated standalone full year 2021 DMC revenue is $194 million with approximately $106 millionexpected in the second half of 2021 due to membership growth and improvements in health plan contracts. Estimated full year 2021 adjusted EBITDA is $22 million which is expected to grow 30%-40% year-over-year in 2022 due to top line growth and Cano Health platform synergies driving margin expansion.
The combination with DMC increases Cano Health's membership to approximately 197,000 members and 106 medical centers, with over 1,000 staff and affiliate providers across the country.
Cano Health anticipates that combining with DMC will:
Grow Cano Health's membership base with the addition of approximately 7,000 Medicare Advantage members, 31,000 Medicaid members, and 14,000 ACA members.
Increase capacity for Medicare Advantage members at Cano Health medical centers and enable focused delivery of services tailored to senior patients.
Provide targeted services based on DMC's model of specialized Medicaid medical centers with services appropriate to its pediatric and adult members.
Improve management of Cano Health's existing Medicaid member population by leveraging specialized services at DMC centers.
Build upon Cano Health's strong relationship with Humana by expanding and enhancing services for Humana's Medicaid members in Florida, making Cano Health the largest independent value-based primary care provider to both Medicare and Medicaid patients in the State.
Deliver on Cano Health's strategic objective to build, buy, and manage medical practices. Cano Health continues to pursue three key initiatives to realize the massive opportunity in value-based primary care: 1) organic growth, 2) new market entry and 3) targeted acquisitions.
Cano Health acquired DMC with $300 million in cash. Concurrent with the acquisition, Cano Health borrowed $250 million through an unsecured debt facility on July 2, 2021.
Guidance Update
With the close of the DMC acquisition, Cano Health is updating its previous guidance given on June 14, 2021. In contrast to prior 2021 guidance, which included projections for potential acquisitions, this guidance excludes the impact of any future acquisitions.
Full year 2021 revenue of approximately $1.5 billion (from $1.4–$1.5 billion previously), an increase of approximately 80% year-over-year
Full year 2021 adjusted EBITDA of approximately $110 million (from $100 million to $110 million previously)
2021 ending membership of 205,000-210,000 (from 154,000-162,000 previously)
2021 ending medical centers of 121-126 (from 95-105 previously)
Acquisition pipeline remains robust; future acquisitions would be accretive to the above guidance
Guidance continues to exclude the potential upside impact of CMS' Direct Contracting Entity (DCE) program
Cano Health is also providing the following guidance for 2022, an update from projections shared at its Investor and Analyst day held on March 4, 2021. In contrast to prior 2022 guidance, which included projections for potential acquisitions, this guidance excludes the impact of any future acquisitions.
Full year 2022 revenue of approximately $2.23 billion (unchanged), an increase of approximately 49% year-over-year
Full year 2022 adjusted EBITDA of $150 million (from $135 million previously)
2022 ending membership of 250,000 (from 230,000 previously)
Ending medical centers of 180, reflecting the opening of 54-59 de novos in 2022
An updated Investor Presentation with additional detail is available on the company's investor relations website (www.canohealth.com/investors/).
About Cano Health
Cano Health operates value-based primary care centers and supports affiliated medical practices that specialize in primary care for seniors in Florida, Texas, Nevada, and Puerto Rico, with additional markets in development. As part of its care coordination strategy, Cano Health provides sophisticated, high-touch population health management programs including telehealth, prescription home delivery, wellness programs, transition of care, and high-risk and complex care management.
Cano Health's personalized patient care and proactive approach to wellness and preventive care sets it apart from competitors. Cano Health has consistently improved clinical outcomes while reducing costs, affording patients the opportunity to lead longer and healthier lives. Cano Health serves a predominantly minority population (80% of its patients are Latino or African American) and low-income population (50% of its members are dual eligible for Medicare and Medicaid). For more information visit www.canohealth.com or www.canohealth.com/investors/.
About Doctor's Medical Center
Doctor's Medical Center (DMC) provides integrated, innovative care to Medicare, Medicaid and ACA (Exchange) members in South Florida. Founded in 1996, it has grown to 18 medical centers located in Miami-Dade and Browardcounties. DMC Medicare and Medicaid members have access to dedicated medical centers and staff that provide care targeted to their unique needs.
This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, and the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, as amended. Forward-looking statements relate to future events and anticipated results of operations, business strategies, the anticipated benefits of the proposed transaction, the anticipated impact of the proposed transaction on Cano Health's business and future financial and operating results, the expected amount and timing of synergies from the proposed transaction, the financial guidance for the 2021 and 2022 fiscal year and other aspects of our operations or operating results. These forward-looking statements generally can be identified by phrases such as "will," "expects," "anticipates," "foresees," "forecasts," "estimates" or other words or phrases of similar import. It is uncertain whether any of the events anticipated by the forward-looking statements will transpire or occur, or if any of them do, what impact they will have on the results of operations and financial condition.
Important risks and uncertainties that could cause our actual results and financial condition to differ materially from those indicated in forward-looking statements include, among others, changes in market or industry conditions, regulatory environment, competitive conditions, and receptivity to our services; our ability to continue our growth; our ability to integrate our acquisitions and achieve desired efficiencies; changes in laws and regulations applicable to our business; our ability to maintain our relationships with health plans and other key payers; the impact of COVID-19 or another pandemic, epidemic or outbreak of infectious disease on our business and results of operation; and our ability to recruit and retain qualified team members and independent physicians. For a detailed discussion of the risk factors that could affect our actual results, please refer to the risk factors identified in the definitive Proxy Statement/Prospectus filed with the SEC on May 7, 2021 and incorporated by reference into our Super 8-K filed on June 9, 2021. All information provided in this press release is as of the date hereof, and we undertake no duty to update or revise this information unless required by law.
Cano Health
Bob East
Westwicke ICR
CanoHealthIR@westwicke.com
Patricia Graue
canohealth@brunswickgroup.com
Media Relations – Local (FL)
Barbara Ferreiro
barbara.ferreiro@canohealth.com
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A bumper car-filled ice rink is popping up for two days in Alexandria.
Eat tacos and tamales from Sydney's best Mexican food vendors — alongside a mariachi and views of the Harbour Bridge.
A Harry Potter-themed Halloween feast in the 'Great Hall' for muggles.
A new harbourside festival dedicated to the world's best bubbly drinks (expect lots of sparkling wine and G&Ts).
Escape the winter chill at a one-day festival up north.
Haldon Street comes alive with nightly street-side stalls serving camel burgers and Lebanese coffee until 2am.
Which of the four main characters was not in the original pilot episode?


I've put off blogging, for forever. We moved, and moved again, and well… Life got in the way.
I'll give you the quick version. I lost my Jamberry business (still miffed), there was a wedding I was hugely involved in, a car accident, the baby got pneumonia, made a "best friend" connection, lost said best friend, bought 24 chickens & 3 goats…2 goats had tripplets ( in the same month), bought an RV to stay near a with a sick family member, said family member lost their battle with cancer, on the same day my grams broke her hip…got transferred to socal, sold almost all our possessions, bought a monster of a truck, moved into the RV full time, went on some Adventures, sold my mom-mobile, went keto, lost 20 pounds and now I'm trying to get back on track. As I said LIFE…full of ups and downs.
So you're all caught up. We were relocated to San Diego in June, and we decided it was time to make our dreams of living on a sailboat come true. BUT, we had all the debt from the RV and new truck… So we moved into the RV to practice small living while saving up for our dream boat.
Selling everything we owned except for our family heirlooms and pictures was the most freeing and stressful experience of my life. It's hard to let go of things you have collected for 15 years. But, we did it and we've now been full-time living in an RV (while homeschooling) for 6 months now. It's been surprisingly not awful.


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Contractors circle prized £250m HS2 Birmingham depot job
By Jordan Marshall2020-01-14T09:29:00+00:00
Laing O'Rourke team currently clearing Washwood Heath site
Contractors are eyeing a high-profile scheme to build HS2's maintenance depot and control centre in Birmingham.
HS2 has published a prior information notice for the £247m job at Washwood Heath, which is expected to be procured as a single contract.
Demolition at the site which has been earmarked for HS2's train maintenance depot in Birmingham began last February.
A joint venture made up of Laing O'Rourke and Murphy, alongside Nottingham-based specialist Total Reclaims Demolition, is responsible for the demolition at the site.
Formerly known as the Washwood Heath Railway Works, the 110,000m2 site was last used by train maker Alstom.
It is the preferred location for HS2's future depot because it is centrally located in relation to the completed HS2 network, which will be extended to Leeds and Manchester.
HS2 trains will be maintained at Washwood Heath and activities at the facility will include cleaning, servicing and routine repairs of the new high-speed fleet.
It will be HS2's only rolling stock maintenance depot for phases one and 2a of the new network.
Firms have until 17 January to register their interest in attending the event, details of which have not yet been disclosed.
The site being cleared was a former Alstom railway works
Plans for Lendlease's £305m Manchester Town Hall revamp approved
Conservation architect Purcell appointed as lead consultant in 2017
Jenrick overrules officials and green lights east London resi towers
Mace is development manager on 1,500 home scheme at site owned by media tycoon Richard Desmond
Cost of Carillion's hospital jobs tops £2bn, watchdog finds
National Audit Office probe into the PFI deals says public sector will only pay 1% more
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Elaine Hewitt joins UPP in April
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L-E-V / OCD Love
NAC Dance is proud to welcome back L-E-V Dance Company with their new creation OCD Love. For this highly original piece, L-E-V's co-artistic directors, Sharon Eyal and Gai Behar, teamed up with techno trailblazer DJ Ori Lichtik to create a raw, visceral new work inspired by slam poet Neil Hilborn's sensational text "OCD". Harking back to the 90s club scene with its pulsing, rhythmic groove and striking contrasts in light and shadow, this hypnotic, obsessive compulsive piece looks at love and the emotional black holes that lurk in its shadows. Six superb dancers flawlessly execute a unique lexicon of complex, charged, riveting movement.
"The company's first appearance at the NAC in 2014 with their work House was a huge success, introducing their heart stopping synthesis of movement/music/design. With OCD Love, Sharon credits spoken word artist Neil Hilborn's poem as her inspiration, yet she has stamped her idiosyncratic signature on the pulsing beauty of these magnificent dancers. A rich and intense experience; unique in its power." - Cathy Levy, Executive Producer, NAC Dance.
…the aesthetic – a complex mixture of languorous stretches, balletic footwork athletic balances, grotesque gesticulations, staccato jumps and grimaces – is rivetingly decadent.
- JOSEPHINE LEASK, LONDONDANCE.COM
Duration: 55 minutes, no intermission
Creators: Sharon Eyal & Gai Behar
Sound Artist: Ori Lichtik
Lighting: Thierry Dreyfus
Costumes: Odelia Arnold
In Collaboration: With Rebecca Hytting, Gon Biran, Sharon Eyal, Gai Behar
Dancers: Gon Biran, Darren Devaney, Mariko Kakizaki, Keren Lurie Pardes, Shamel Pitts, Daniel Norgen-Jensen
Technical Director: Alon Cohen
Tour & Rehearsal manager: Niv Mrinberg
ABOUT L-E-V
Since 2006, collaborators Sharon Eyal and Gai Behar have been a significant voice in the artistic community, creating a continuous stream of critically acclaimed original works for Batsheva and other eminent dance companies around the world. L-E-V is the culmination of years of momentum, choreographed by Sharon Eyal and Gai Behar, accompanied by the endlessly original music of Ori Lichtik, delivered by fiercely talented dancers that move with expressive precision.
L-E-V feeds off of emerging technologies and integrates them effortlessly and unobtrusively into cross‑disciplinary stagings that could be equally at home at a techno‑club or opera house. L-E-V is the confluence of movement, music, lighting, fashion, art and technology – each uniquely expressive while emotionally entwined.
L-E-V embodies a pledge to move and engage a diverse spectrum of new audiences and collaborators.
ABOUT SHARON EYAL
Sharon Eyal was born in Jerusalem. She danced with the Batsheva Dance Company between 1990 and 2008 and started choreographing within the framework of the company's Batsheva Dancers Create project. Eyal served as associate Artistic Director for Batsheva between 2003 and 2004, and as a House Choreographer for the company between 2005 and 2012. In 2009, Eyal began creating pieces for other dance companies around the world: Killer Pig (2009) and Corps de Walk (2011) for Carte Blanche Dance of Norway; Too Beaucoup (2011) for Hubbard Street Dance Chicago; and Plafona (2012) for Tanzcompagnie Oldenburg, Germany. In 2013, Eyal launched L-E-V with her longtime collaborator Gai Behar.
ABOUT GAI BEHAR
Gai Behar was a notorious mover and shaker of Tel Aviv's live music, art and nightlife scenes from 1999 till 2005. He joined Sharon in co-creating Bertolini in 2006 and has collaborated along with Ori Lichtik on the creation of Sharon Eyal's choreographic works ever since.
This presentation of L-E-V is sponsored by the Embassy of Israel in Canada.
L-E-V performs OCD Love in the NAC Babs Asper Theatre on Thursday, November 23 and Friday, November 24 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $42, $51.50 and $58 for adults and $21, $25.75 and $29 for students (upon presentation of a valid student ID card).
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Skincare is always important, but it's something to really pay attention to now that we're into the Winter months. The air is colder and dryer, acting roughly on skin. However, even caring for skin can be tricky with numerous products that contain fragrances or preservatives, leaving a waxy/greasy feeling in their wake.
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 Ribeiro Gonçalves (Piauí), eine Gemeinde im brasilianischen Bundesstaat Piauí

Ribeiro Gonçalves ist der Familienname folgender Personen:

 Gilberto Ribeiro Gonçalves (* 1980), brasilianischer Fußballspieler

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Nearly eight weeks ago, I started on a journey of a lifetime. I began in Manaus (the gateway city to the Amazon), Amazonas, Brazil. I am now currently in San Marcos La Laguna, Guatemala. My intention is to travel as long as possible through Central America and further on into Columbia, Ecuador, Perú and hopefully farther (as far as my money will take me- so, yes this is definitely for the budget reader).
My intent with Altruistic Adventurer is to provide you, the reader, with stories, tips, sights, how-to's, experiences and much more of how it goes traveling through the these parts of the Americas. This area of the world is becoming more and more well-traveled and more well known and thus far it has been an incredible experience.
I hope that you choose to follow me along my journey. Hopefully, I can inspire and entice your curiosity and provide you with some insight into this part of the world. Also, if you have done this sort of thing and have any pointers or must-see's I would love to hear from you! Buen Viajes!


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Late to the Premiere reviews: "Birds of Prey" is a fun film full of rompy comic book action
I finally got around to watching "Birds of Prey and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn" or "Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey" or "Birds of Prey." I'm not knocking the movie in any way but naming all of the titles, just pointing out the most epic movie-naming blunder of an otherwise good film since "Edge of Tomorrow" or "Live. Die. Repeat." That said, Birds of Prey is a fun, stylish and very comic booky romp that deserved a better title, release date and a bigger box office. Bottom line: "Birds of Prey" is a stylish, fun and enjoyable romp bolstered by a stellar cast who seemed like they were having an absolute blast.
The premise of the movie is pretty simple. Harley Quinn has broken up with the Joker and sets out in her own in Gotham's crime-ridden and Batman-less East End. She lives it up until she drunkenly blows up Ace Chemicals in the ultimate display of liberation from Mr. J. This puts a target on her back and the stories of Renee Montoya, Black Canary, Huntress and Cassandra Cain come together with Harley centered on a valuable diamond needed by Roman Sionis/Black Mask to crown himself the new godfather of Gotham.
Of course, while this Harley looks and sounds like the Harley we saw in "Suicide Squad" and is brilliantly portrayed again by Margot Robbie, it remains mostly disconnected from that film and the now-defunct DCEU. This plays into the film's favor because like "Aquaman," "Wonder Woman" and "Shazam!," "Birds of Prey" can live completely on its own, only pulling on those threads when needed. I like this approach quite a bit.
There are a few elements of "Birds of Prey" that really stand out for me. First is Ewan McGregor. He is absolutely fantastic as Roman Sionis. He owns every scene he's in, he's just over-the-top enough to really capture the essence of a great comic villain, but he's also completely crazy in all the right ways. There's a lot of fun to be had between him and Chris Messina's Victor Zsasz.
The second is Jurnee Smollett-Bell as Black Canary. I'm a big Green Arrow fan, so I've got a special place for Canary, and we've been treated to a few different incarnations of the character in live-action thanks to the Arrow-verse. However, Smollett-Bell gives us a great foundation for a potentially expanded future for this version who is reluctant to actually be the Black Canary as it's hinted that her mother died doing just that. Smollett-Bell really does an extraordinary job with the full range of emotions Canary feels and her own difficulty grasping with her overall role in everything taking place. She also gets the big hero moment with a full display of her powers which was fantastic.
The rest of the cast is also fantastic. Margot Robbie, of course, is perfect as Harley and she'll forever be the standard-bearer for the character. Also, who doesn't love Rosie Perez? She's a great Montoya here. There was much fervor over Ella Jay Basco being Cassandra Cain because in the comics the mute assassin-turned-Batgirl is wildly popular in that role. It really doesn't matter what her name is here, she's not the same character from the comics, but the character portrayed is great for the film.
I am a bit torn about Huntress. I really like Mary Elizabeth Winstead and she's great here, but the character just didn't click for me overall. Huntress could have used a little more screentime or development and for me, much of the comedic chord intended just didn't strike on the first viewing.
The cast also seemed like they were having an absolute blast making this movie in every scene and when you get that vibe from a movie, it really helps elevate it.
The film's tone is just fun. Its over-the-top when it needs to be, it feels like a comic book and it's colorful and stylish. The action is crisp and fresh and that definitely works in the film's favor.
There was some question about whether or not "Birds of Prey" should have been Rated R. I've seen and even made the argument (yes, even before seeing the film), that an R-rating would deter younger audiences as opposed to a more common PG-13 among comic book films. Whether or not this theory bears fruit requires a bit more research, but I did feel the movie couldn't decide which it wanted to be either. There are moments where the violence is definitely R-rated, but there are also moments where it's standard PG-13 stuff. There are f-bombs throughout, but those could easily have been kicked to the curb as well as some of the more gruesome violence that was so inconsistent that when it did happen, it felt gratuitous.
Overall, "Birds of Prey" is a good time. The performances and style of the film elevate it beyond my own criticisms and it's definitely worth putting on your watch list.
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Argo Buys $500K Worth of Zcash Miners as Bitcoin Revenue Shrivels
Doubling its mining capacity for privacy coin zcash could help Argo diversify after last month's halving knocked its bitcoin revenue.
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Argo has nearly doubled its mining capacity for zcash, possibly as it looks to diversify from bitcoin.
The publicly listed mining firm has bought 750 Antminer Z11s, which specialize in the Equihash algorithm, for a total of $474,000. The rigs are now already in operation and were working at full capacity, Argo said in a filing at the London Stock Exchange (LSE).
In a statement sent after this article's publication, Argo CEO Peter Wall said his company was "bullish" on bitcoin and expects "all cryptoassets" to do well over the next six months.
"Argo saw an opportunity to get high-performing machines at an excellent price with a technology we are familiar with. We jumped on it," he said.
Only a handful of coins use the Equihash algorithm and the largest, by far, is zcash. The acquisition means Argo – which listed on the LSE in 2018 – has significantly increased its zcash mining capacity. The new Z11s join the 1,000 rigs the company already owns.
See also: Bitmain Co-Founder Offers Share Buyback at $4B Valuation to End Power Struggle
Argo's mining power is mostly focused on bitcoin. In May, the firm had a total of 18,000 mining rigs, 17,000 focus of which are focused on the SHA-256 algorithm that is primarily used by bitcoin.
But since Argo bought its first lot of Z11 miners in May 2019 – in a bid to salvage its stock price after a $5.3 million pre-tax loss in 2018 – it has become one of the largest zcash miners. The company claimed on its website to make up roughly 3.5% of the network's mining power.
Assuming total hashrate stays the same, the additional 750 miners means Argo could now constitute something like 6% of the Zcash blockchain.
"[T]he correct strategy is continued investment in mining infrastructure," said CEO Peter Wall, in a statement. "Argo's existing fleet of Z11s have performed extremely well, and we are pleased to add more Equihash mining capacity to our fleet of machines."
Although Bitmain, the Chinese manufacturer of the Z11, has since released a more powerful Equihash miner, Argo claims that they would still get a better return on investment from the older model – which was released in March 2019.
The company estimates to have fully recouped the $474,000 purchase price in about eight months' time.
See also: Zcash's First Halving May Solve Its Inflation Problem
Like the rest of the cryptocurrency market, zcash toppled in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. After riding high at $73 in February, the coin promptly slumped to a three-year-low at sub $24 by the middle of March. It has regained much ground over the past three months, trading at around $53 by the start of the week. Zcash had surged to just under $60 at press time, according to CoinDesk data.
As well as increasing zcash prices, it's also possible Argo might be diversifying from bitcoin. Earlier this month, the company reported a $600,000 dip in revenue, in part because a slash in the block reward meant it mined around 60 less bitcoin with the same number of machines.
CryptoCompare's mining profitability calculator shows mining Zcash with a Z11 brought in much greater returns – upwards of $130 each month – compared to bitcoin which, even with the latest S17 rigs, would still mine at a loss of about $90 a month.
CoinDesk approached Argo for comment, but a company spokesperson had not responded by press time.
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Etruscan swan song, p.1
Pier Isa Della Rupe
Via Zuccari 270°/a
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www.pierisadellarupe.com
Pier Isa was born on a night when the moon was full in 1944.
She is a graduate of the "Accademia di Belli Arti.
1980	"Per non morire" (Not to die) Edizioni Cultura
1990	The novel "Le Streghe di Montecchio" (The Witches of Montecchio) Edizioni Il Nuovo1994	A collection of plays in Bagnaia dialect "Bagnaia e il suo canto" (Songs of Bagnaia) Edizioni	Sette Città1997	The novel and play "La Bella Galiana" (Beautiful Galiana) Edizioni Banca di Viterbo2001	The collection "La Regina Amalasunta, la Bella Galiana e Le Streghe di Montecchio, miti e leggende della Tuscia" (Queen Amalasunta, Beautiful Galiana and the Witches of Montecchio - Tales from the Tuscia) Edizioni Sette Città.
Plays written and directed for the Teatro Comunale dell'Unione di Viterbo
1993	"Le bugie hanno le gambe corte" (O what a tangled web we weave)
1994	"La Pucciarella"
1998	"La bella Galiana" (Beautiful Galiana)
1999	"Le Streghe di Montecchio" (The Witches of Montecchio)
2000	"Il tesoro della Regina" (The Queen's Treasure)
In 1998 the Bulgarian choreographer Anton Kalinov staged "La Bella Galiana" as a ballet at the Teatro Comunale dell'Unione for the "Viterbo Festival".
Pier Isa has been a guest on several Italian national TV shows including the iconic "Maurizio Costanzo Show" (Mediaset), the RAI breakfast TV show "Piacere Rai Uno" and the latest in
2004 on Michele Cucuzza's "Un giorno speciale" – A special day (RAI).
2007	The novel "Le Streghe di Montecchio" (The Witches of Montecchio) Edizioni Fefè Roma (II Edizione)
ETRUSCAN SWAN SONG
Latium 310 BC. In book 9 of his famous History of Rome Livy tells how the Romans, drained by their expansionist war against the Samnites in the south, were in need of a victory and rich booty. The most alluring prey within easy reach were the wealthy Etruscans just to their north but these were protected by the impenetrable barrier of the Cimina Mountains, reputedly haunted by evil spirits and demons. Marcus Fabius Cesus, brother to one of the consuls for the year and a well-known general, volunteers to seek a path through the wilderness. In Livy's words"He had been brought up in Caere, and was thoroughly conversant with the Etruscan language and literature. There is authority for asserting that at that time Roman boys were, as a rule, instructed in Etruscan literature as they now are in Greek, but I think the probability is that there was something remarkable about the man who displayed such boldness in disguising himself and mingling with the enemy. He is said to have been accompanied by only one servant, and during their journey they only made brief inquiries as to the nature of the country and the names of its leading men, lest they should make some startling blunder in conversing with the natives and so be found out. They went disguised as shepherds, with their rustic weapons, each carrying two bills and two heavy javelins. But neither their familiarity with the language nor the fashion of their dress nor their implements afforded them so much protection as the impossibility of believing that any stranger would enter the Ciminian forest."
This is the tale of Marcus' extraordinary journey; the tale of his slave, Janu, and his love for Orphea; the tale of the mysterious origins of the Etruscan race; the tale of the immortal priestesses, daughters of the god Arius, waiting to fulfill their sacred mission; the tale of Hanibald, the middle-eastern mystic who seeks religious solace in his lonely hermitage; but most of all it is the tale of the Etruscan civilisation's swansong.
Pier Isa della Rupe is steeped in the lore of her native Cimina mountains and this book is the fruit of careful research, accurate down to the last detail. But scholarship fades into the background as the reader is swept along on a torrent of rich, descriptive language perhaps rare in our minimalist-inspired age. This is no dry history but a visionary tale, a magical evocation of a place and its people, an inspired flow of words which I personally found an intense pleasure to translate. I hope that many people will be able to have the pleasure of reading it.
Etruscan swan song by Pier Isa Della Rupe / History & Fiction / Romance & Love have rating 3.4 out of 5 / Based on17 votes


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Despite giving advice to teenagers on her blog, Dear Daisy, fourteen-year-old Grace McCoy soon realizes that things are easier said than done, and that she might be in over her head.
When the popular guy at school, heartthrob Jeremiah Lakes, starts asking advice from Dear Daisy, Grace is tempted to 'guide' him in her direction.
Does she really want all her firsts to be with her best friend Cooper? After all, they made a promise to each other … breaking that promise might mean losing their friendship of four years.
"I love you unbrokenly," I whisper with my heart firmly stuck in my throat.
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K League Classic 2016 Round 36 – Previews / Predictions (October 29th-30th)
Date: October 28, 2016Author: Modern Seoul 0 Comments
The K League Classic continues this weekend following the FA Cup Semi-Finals during the week, with it's third round following the league split. There are only 3 rounds to go until the end of the season. The top 6 sides enter the Championship round to compete for the title and the Champions League places. Whilst the bottom 6 sides try to avoid the pain of relegation down to the Challenge.
The key game in the Championship Round is on Sunday between 2nd placed FC Seoul and 3rd placed Jeju United. Seoul cannot afford to lose ground on Jeonbuk, whilst Jeju could confirm their champions league place with a win.
In the relegation round the Sunday game stands out. It's the 4th #SuwonDerby of the season and this one is a real relegation 6 pointer. Incheon v Pohang stands out on Saturday.
Due to Jeonbuk's point reduction they are now level on points with FC Seoul, only goal difference separates them. Jeju United are 6 points between them and currently occupy the final champions league spot. Ulsan, Jeonnam and Sangju, only Ulsan have slim chances of making the top 3 positions.
Looking at the bottom of the table, Suwon FC are 3 points behind Incheon United, who are 2 points behind Suwon Bluewings. a single point ahead of them we have Pohang and Seongnam who aren't safe from danger yet. Gwangju lead the relegation round and will feel safest.
K League Classic 2016 Round 36 Previews & Predictions
This round of games take place on Saturday (3) and Sunday (3). 5 of the games take place at the Traditional English Football time of 3pm, whilst the Suwon Derby is at 4pm. Here are our brief previews and predictions for the 36th round of 2016 K League Classic games;
Saturday October 29th 2016:
Jeonnam Dragons vs. Jeonbuk Hyundai (3pm) – Championship Round
The first game of the weekend comes from the Suncheon Palma Stadium, as Jeonnam host Jeonbuk. Jeonnam are playing for pride at this stage of the season, and have 1 win in 3. Jeonbuk Hyundai need to find some form following 2 draws and a defeat. We see Jeonbuk edging this one.
Incheon United vs. Pohang Steelers (3pm) – Relegation Round
Undefeated in 7 games Incheon United continue in their quest to avoid relegation. Pohang Steelers have only 2 wins in 8 games and lost last weekend to bottom side Suwon FC. Incheon will be favorites here and could drag Pohang further into the relegation dogfight.
Gwangju vs. Seongnam FC (3pm) – Relegation Round
A clash here between to sides lacking form. Gwangju have only 1 win in 6 games and were easily beaten last weekend. Seongnam FC are fairing even worse with only 1 win in 10 games. A draw seems the most likely outcome, as neither side can afford to lose.
Sunday October 30th 2016:
Sangju Sangmu vs. Ulsan Hyundai (3pm) – Championship Round
Sangju Sangmu are searching for their first win in 9 games, but fortunately they're in the top half and therefore don't have to worry about relegation. Ulsan Hyundai crashed out of the FA Cup during the week, and need to win all of their remaining game to stand a chance of making next seasons Champions League. We see this ending in a draw.
Jeju United vs. FC Seoul (3pm) – Championship Round
This is a big game at the top of the table with Jeju United looking for a 5th win in 5 games. However FC Seoul are undefeated in 9 games and reached the final of the FA Cup during the week. Despite Seoul's form we see Jeju winning as Seoul will be tired following so many games recently.
Suwon FC vs. Suwon Bluewings (4pm) – Relegation Round
The final of the weekend is the 4th Suwon Derby of the year. Bluewings currently have a 2-1 lead over FC. The previous derby finish 5-4 to Suwon FC and it was the game of the season so far. Form wise they are pretty even, and both need a win here. However we see Bluewings edging it, Johnathan will most likely be on the score-sheet.
K League Classic 2016 Round 35 Results & Photos
Jeonnam Dragons 0-5 Jeonbuk Hyundai
Incheon United 3-2 Pohang Steelers
Gwangju 0-0 Seongnam FC
In the championship round Jeonbuk Hyundai hammered Jeonnam to improve there goal difference.
At the bottom Incheon United won in dramatic fashion with Kwon Wan-Kyu scoring in the 95th minute. With Gwangju and Seongnam FC drawing the bottom of the table is super close.
Sunday October 30th:
Jeju United 0 – 2 FC Seoul
Sangju Sangmu 1 – 2 Ulsan Hyundai
Suwon FC 2 – 3 Suwon Bluewings
The title race to still super even following FC Seoul's win, and Ulsan are still just about in the hunt for a champions league spot.
In the Suwon derby Suwon Bluewings took a vital win and jumped up 3 spots in the table. Suwon FC look basically relegated now.
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The Liberals' Pandemic Recovery Plan Won't Bankrupt Us: Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland Makes Her Case
Peter Muggeridge | October 30th, 2020
During a virtual speech this week, Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland said her government would continue to do whatever it takes to "limit job losses and business closings, and minimize the decline in economic activity." Photo: The Canadian Press/Adrian Wyld
Our government has a moral and economic imperative to spend whatever it takes to "keep Canadians healthy, safe and solvent," said Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland, in a revealing speech that set out to provide a rationale for the Liberal Party's incredibly costly pandemic recovery plan.
In her Oct. 28 virtual speech to the Toronto Global Forum, before an audience composed of "senior decision-makers and actors of the global economy," the deputy prime minister and finance minister attempted to defend her government's go-big-or-go-home recovery investment strategy, arguing that we really have no other choice.
Freeland was sending a message to Bay Street – and, indeed, all of Canada – that her government intends to put fiscal prudence aside for the time being in order to spend our way out of this pandemic-induced economic crisis.
Expanding on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's mantra that his government will do "whatever it takes" to preserve our health, jobs and standard of living, Freeland promised that the only way to make sure our economy survives this crisis, is to throw money at it, regardless of the amount.
"We can and will do everything in our power to limit job losses and business closings, and minimize the decline in economic activity," she said. "As we beat down this virus, we will need to provide meaningful investment to build our way out of the coronavirus recession, and to ensure our economy comes roaring back, stronger than before."
Here are the five key arguments Freeland employed to sum up the government's pandemic recovery spending plan.
Spending Big Is Necessary "Fighting the coronavirus isn't cheap," said Freeland, in what might qualify as the understatement of the pandemic.
Spending Big Is Smart "Providing support to those who need it … is the economically smart thing to do. Our economy will only be able to recover fully once we have defeated the virus," said the finance minister.
Spending Big Is Fair "It is just not practically possible, never mind fair, to ask workers to stay home, or businesses to shut their doors, without providing the financial support they need to compensate for lost income," argued Freeland. "For a government to abandon them at a time like this would be monstrous."
Spending Big Is Prudent "Our policies … are driven just as powerfully by a prudent, dispassionate economic calculus," she said. "Because the truth is that we are living through a particular moment in history when doing good – supporting each other through a hard time, is exactly what is required to do well – keeping our economy strong."
Spending Big Is Affordable "In 1995, Canada's debt-servicing costs as a percentage of GDP were six per cent," she pointed out. "Today, even after the unprecedented expense of battling the pandemic these past months, that figure is expected to be 0.9 per cent of GDP.
"Bankrupt a Nation"
The finance minister's speech was not only an opportunity to convincingly explain her party's spending measures but also a chance to derail the opposition's argument that the government's pandemic response has been a classic case of irresponsible spending of taxpayer money delivered to Liberal causes and supporters.
"There is not an unlimited pot of ever-increasing deficit spending," said Conservative leader Erin O'Toole said recently. "It seems like [the Liberals] have no concern about huge, huge deficits and the impact on our fiscal capacity in the future," he continued. "And that should concern Canadians because it seems like they're willing to bankrupt a nation."
You don't have to be a Conservative supporter to be shocked by the deluge of dollars that has flowed out of our coffers since the pandemic first struck. And it's not unreasonable to worry about how we're going to afford it – either we pay higher taxes now or we pass it down to future generations. (Interestingly, the finance minister didn't once mention taxes in her speech.)
Recession Redux
Older Canadians, whom Freeland describes as being "of a certain vintage," remember well the recessions of the past that provoked similar spending frenzies. They also remember the high taxes and harsh program cutbacks that ensued after the recession had ended in order to balance the budget.
Many who hail from a more fiscally cautious generation are quite fearful that unchecked spending will bring about a return to these painful times. Will it mean cutbacks to health spending down the road? And what effect will it have on government benefit programs like OAS and GIS, programs that lower-income older Canadians depend on to simply get by.
We won't know for many years down the road whether the Liberal spending strategy is the correct one or what long-term effect it will have on program spending.
But as long as the Liberal minority remain in charge of the purse strings, the money will keep flowing. And we're going to have to learn to live with the Freeland doctrine: "Doing too little is more dangerous and potentially more costly than doing too much."
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Prince Félix of Luxembourg married his bride, Claire Lademacher, for the second time in 4 days. Prince Félix and Princess Claire first ceremony was a simple, civil ceremony in Claire's home country of Germany. The ceremony on Saturday, September 21, 2013, was a more lavish church wedding with 350 guests in Saint-Maxim-La-Sainte-Baum, France.
Attendees included the groom's mother, Grand Duchess Maria Theresa, the bride's mother, Gabriele Lademacher, who walked to the ceremony with Luxembourg's monarch, Grand Duke Henri. The bride was given away by her father Hartmut Lademacher. Siblings and siblings-in-law Princess Alexandra, Felix Lademacher, Princess Stephanie, Prince Guillaume, Prince Sébastien, Princess Tessy and prince Louis also attended.


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A weekend full closure of the southbound 71 to eastbound 91 connector is planned to start Friday night, September 11 and continue through Monday morning, September 14. The closure will allow crews to pave and widen this connecting ramp.
Motorists will be detoured to the westbound 91 to exit at Green River Road, and then to enter the eastbound 91 at this location. Additional closure information will become available; please watch for signs and Construction Alerts.
Please register and stay connected via the "Contact Us" page of the project website, the helpline, 877-770-9191, Facebook or Twitter.
Construction Continues for "Serfas/Maple Makeover"
As part of the Riverside County Transportation Commission's 91 Project, the "Serfas/Maple Makeover" is improving Frontage Road and the interchanges at Serfas Club Drive and Maple Street/Paseo Grande. These activities continue to move fast forward.
On August 25, the new eastbound 91 Maple Street/Paseo Grande on-ramp opened to motorists, and the current Maple Street on-ramp closed permanently. In addition, the new alignment of Frontage Road between Serfas Club Drive and Paseo Grande opened on September 1 to support access to the new Maple Street/Paseo Grande on-ramp.
The eastbound 91 Serfas Club Drive on-ramp closed September 1 for 15 months. This closure will allow crews to safely reconstruct a new on-ramp, build retaining walls and construct the temporary and permanent eastbound Maple Street bridge and off-ramp that will cross beneath the eastbound 91 Maple off-ramp.
In the area, utility relocations are continuing along Serfas Club Drive, with lanes reduced to one lane in both directions. Motorists are reminded to use the new Frontage Road alignment between Serfas Club Drive and Paseo Grande to connect with the new Maple Street/Paseo Grande eastbound on-ramp. To view the detour map, please click here.
The first phase of the "Makeover" began in late June with reduced lanes on Serfas Club Drive. A temporary closure of the westbound 91 Serfas Club Drive off-ramp started on August 10 and is expected to remain closed for about two months. A full weekend closure of the eastbound 91 Serfas Club off-ramp is planned for later this month; plans also are under way for the full closure of Serfas Club to lower the roadway later this year. Please watch for construction signs and notification of these closures.
Want to stay up to date on the next activities for the "Serfas/Maple Makeover and other 91 Project details? Stay connected by registering for Construction Alerts via the "Contact Us" page of the project website, call the helpline at 877-770-9191 and watch Facebook and Twitter for updates.
The "Main Street Squeeze" continues to ramp up with weekend and nighttime closures that started August 28 to lower the Main Street roadway up to five feet beneath Grand Boulevard and Third Street.
Motorists are reminded of upcoming weekend closures of the Main Street roadway. These closures will take place the weekend of September 11 and one or two additional weekends. Weeknight closures of the Main Street roadway and all ramps also are under way. Restricted access from the westbound 91 on-ramp and eastbound 91 off-ramp at Main Street also is required on selected weekdays from 4 am to 9 pm. Please note that dates, times and activities are subject to change.
Motorists should follow all posted detours. The Grand Boulevard on-ramp and off-ramp will remain open throughout these closures. Allow additional travel time, rideshare and travel during off-peak hours, whenever possible. Metrolink train riders should add time to travel to and from the North Main Corona Station.
Please remember to visit businesses on Main Street during closures. Businesses are open during construction. Remember to use the " Shop 91. Shop Local." section of the website for coupon deals.
For a closer look at the Main Street activities, watch the "91 Seconds on the 91" video.
Bicyclists, runners, walkers and other Santa Ana River Trail (SART) enthusiasts are reminded that the trail remains open during 91 Project construction. Improvements are progressing along Green River Road near the SART.
SART users are reminded to park only in designated areas and to not park in areas reserved for construction crews or at the Green River Golf Club, unless visiting the Golf Club. Please watch for construction workers, drive slowly through the area and follow signs.
All aboard! Corona Depot Bar & Grill was Corona's local train station until the1960s. Owner Bob Suko bought the establishment in 1993 and turned it into a successful restaurant. He built a loyal clientele and continues to offer an entertaining experience, good food and refreshing drinks.
Corona Depot's food menu goes beyond burgers with a variety of home-cooked meals, including quesadillas, secret tacos, sandwiches and wings. In addition to the great food, customers are attracted to Corona Depot's ambiance. Come on down for karaoke on Friday and Saturday nights and watch the calendar for upcoming live bands. Throwing a party? Rent the patio for a special occasion. Please call to coordinate with the Depot's friendly staff.
Corona Depot Bar & Grill is open during 91 Project construction and participates in the "Shop 91. Shop Local." campaign by offering a burger, fries and selected beverage for only $5. Head over today...each time you hear a train pass, think about Corona's rich history.
Wienerschnitzel has been a successful business for more than 50 years and claims the title of the world's largest hot dog chain. With many locations in the Inland Empire, there is one in Corona south of the 91 on Main Street.
Wienerschnitzel makes more than 120 million hot dogs a year and are famous for its delicious chili sauce. Winerschnitzel has become more than just a hot dog stand. The chain has expanded to hosting community motorsports events and has created an annual wiener dog racing competition.
Wienerschnitzel is dedicated to helping the community and hosts the "Hot Dogs For the Homeless" Tour. It is a great option for lunch or a snack. Remember, Winerschnitzel is open during construction. Visit Wienerschnitzel on Main Street and grab a yummy hot dog today!


A set of five octagonally-shaped planters, made of beautifully patinated reconstituted stone. Each face of the planter has a floral design with varying degrees of weathering, leaving no two the same. The planters all have holes for drainage. The pots are available for individual purchase for $395.00 each.