This great collection of pop songs correlates with Hal Leonard Student Piano Library Piano Lessons Book 2, and is a perfect supplementary book for all methods. Large-staff notation is easy to read. Each student solo also has a teacher accompaniment. Fully orchestrated CD and GM accompaniment disks are available separately. The CD has both a practice and a performance track for each song. 11 songs with teacher accompaniments: Alley Cat Song • Be Our Guest • Can You Feel the Love Tonight • Chopsticks • Do-Re-Mi • Edelweiss • Give My Regards to Broadway • Happy Days • I'm Popeye the Sailor Man • Somewhere Out There • Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. Level: basic note values and rests; sharps, flats and naturals; 3/4, 4/4 meter; melodic and harmonic intervals through a 5th; limited use of hands-together passages. Reading range: from Bass Clef-B (a 6th below Middle C), to Treble Clef - B (a 7th above Middle C).


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If you are in the market to compete in a long distance OCR event, or even if you are just looking for a high-quality headlamp, there seems to be no shortage of options. We have already taken a look at what Black Diamond had to offer in their Spot, but Princeton Tec thinks they have a product that can sway you.
While I was shopping for a headlamp for the Tri-State NJ Ultra Beast, Princeton Tec had been on the list of potential solutions. They have a reputation for quality, and being a New Jersey-based company didn't exactly hurt either. Although I ultimately ran with the decision made on the Spot; the truth is that the Vizz was in my drop bin along.
At Princeton Tec, we've been pioneering new technologies and building lights since 1975. And yes, you could say it's been quite a ride. In our pursuit to be the world's best, we've travelled the earth by ocean, by air, by bike and by foot. We've consulted great athletes, scaled mountains, traversed the poles, touched the ocean floors and rolled two wheels on every continent. We are constantly inspired by what our ever evolving environments have to offer and the human spirit that challenges us to tackle them. This spirit, our spirit, motivates us to push technology and design, so that we can ensure that you have, not only the best lighting solutions, but solutions where technology is applied and the performance makes sense for how you use them.
The Vizz is offered in three colors: Black, Red, and Green. The band is identical for all three variations.
If specifications are your thing, the Vizz is a 205 Lumen headlamp that incorporates three different beam profiles to satisfy your illumination needs via a slurry of LEDs. The lamp features a trio of settings; Maxbright, Ultrabright White, and Ultrabright Red.
Front and Center is the Maxbright LED that casts a powerful spot beam for long-throw illumination. On either side of the Maxbright LED are a pair of Ultrabright White LEDs and their red siblings. All this comes together in a 92gram package, an IPX7 rating (the same as Apple's watch), and features regulated circuitry. If you didn't know, regulated circuitry allows you to use a lithium power plant for extended use.
IPX7: Ingress of water in harmful quantity shall not be possible when the enclosure is immersed in water under defined conditions of pressure and time (up to 1 m of submersion).
A prominent button on the top of the Vizz allows you to adjust the settings quickly.
A single press will activate the Red LEDs, a double press will activate the Maxbright LED, hold it to activate the White Ultrabright LEDs. The level of illumination can be adjusted by continuing to hold the button. Additionally, if you triple press the button, you can lock its functionality to keep your headlamp from accidentally activating in your bag.
Accessing the batteries is not as simple as releasing a plastic clip. Instead, a tool is included that can be used to turn a thumbscrew that keeps the battery door closed. Luckily, said tool is part of the unit and is attached to the headband (used for adjustments also).
The compartment is sealed and requires inspection each time it is opened to ensure there is no dirt or debris. At first, I found the screw to be an annoyance instead of a convenience, but I can probably assume that I am not the first person that has used too much force to release a plastic clip, rendering it broken and useless.
The headlamp finds its home on your forehead via a soft but sturdy elastic headband. There are a pair of adjustments to fit nearly any head shape or size, even mine (my head is shaped like a Mike and Ike), and secures to the headlamp by running through two thick plastic clips. Similar to the Spot, wearing the unit is comfortable, but the area can become irritated after extended use; wear a hat or something.
While lit, the Vizz offers up a ton of light via the Maxbright LED. The path is well illuminated in front of you and with a simple adjustment in angle, you can have the light focus on ground or further out in front. Red LED's help to maintain night vision while providing just enough light to see in front of you. They also allow the eyes to quickly readjust to darkness once the lamp is turned off.
The Princeton Tec Vizz is a headlamp that can easily satisfy the needs of an OCRAddict. A sturdy and water-resistant headlamp can be the difference between finishing a long race or being yanked from the course for being unprepared. The Vizz offers a bit more power than the Spot (205 vs 200) but does so at a similar price point. The unit is comfortable and light while the adjustable headband makes sure your path stays visible.
After extended use, and repeated battery replacements, I can easily say that I am more confident that the implementation of a screw enclosure will last longer than a plastic clip.
Bottom line, the Vizz is comfortable, affordable, powerful, and durable. If you are in the market for a headlamp, you won't be disappointed. There are more inexpensive options on the market, but sometimes you get what you pay for.


Organisers of the annual BMAD Bike Festival in Paignton today threw a lifeline to campaigners battling to keep them in Torbay. There are fears that the three-day festival which brings thousands of people to Paignton Green on the first weekend in May each year could be heading off to Dawlish instead from 2019 onwards.
But today festival organiser Kelvin Halloran insisted: "It's not a done deal."
Mr Halloran and his volunteer committee said they were prepared to leave Torbay and take the festival up the coast to Dawlish unless local businesses and Torbay Council showed more support.
A campaign then began to keep them on Paignton Green, with Carolyn Custerson of the English Riviera Tourism BID saying: "We need to publicly declare that Torbay wants BMAD to stay. Plymouth and Teignbridge are ready and waiting for any of our key events that we don't look after!"
Mr Halloran said the door was still open to keep the festival in Paignton, but more help was needed. This year's event takes place on the Green on May 4, 5 and 6. Over the years BMAD and the festival have raised close to half a million pounds for charity.
He said: "It's not a done deal that we will leave Paignton with the festival. My heart says keep it here but my head says something else. All the tick-boxes say it should go to Dawlish.
"We did have a vote to say we were going, but things have changed. People are rallying around, which is great, but it's about actions now and not words. I don't want to hear things, I want to see things happen.
"We need local businesses to put their hands in their pockets, and we need volunteers. I need to see practical things happen."
Among other things, BMAD needs storage for vehicles and trailers, and storage for other vital equipment. It costs up to £55,000 a year to stage the festival, money which has to be found from sponsors and supporters every year.
"Local businesses need to see the potential of BMAD," said Mr Halloran. "Otherwise I will take it somewhere else where they do.
"It has the potential to become an international event, but we can't carry on like this. It's too much stress, and there is no recognition. I'm tired of worrying about where the money is going to come from.


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About Last Night…BIG BROTHER
August 21, 2020 by Marisa Roffman
Season 22 of BIG BROTHER ALL-STARS follows a group of people living together in a house outfitted with 94 HD cameras and 113 microphones, recording their every move 24 hours a day. Each week, someone will be voted out of the house, with the last remaining Houseguest receiving the grand prize of $500,000. Airdate: August 20, 2020 (8:00-9:00PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network Pictured: David Alexander and Nicole Anthony Photo: Best Possible Screen Grab/CBS 2020 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Let's talk about Thursday night TV!
BIG BROTHER: Okay, this was significantly more messy and dramatic. I left Wednesday's episode wanting neither David or Nicole to go home, but by the time it came to voting, I wanted both of them gone. David's interaction with Da'Vonne? YIKES. I know we're seeing so little of what's actually going on in the house, but she was trying to help him, and he basically turned his back on her. We, as an audience, know Memphis is shady as hell, but Nicole A. blaming Janelle for not being able to get her off the block? She went hard against the only person actively fighting to keep her in the house. Even Kevin, from what we saw, was passive about things.
But it was gratifying, once Nicole was voted out, to see she truly, truly, truly realized she had messed up. And it's fascinating they don't even wait for her to go home and see how much she messed up, they straight-up tell her before she can even see it for herself. I can see how this might get even messier going forward when people start really betraying each other in the interest of getting ahead.
Not thrilled Tyler won HoH. But I can only hope he realizes Memphis is a rat and he turns on him, because, well, Memphis needs to go.
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Douglas County Commissioner Chris Rodgers, MBA/MPA - is the President of the Douglas County Board of Health. He is in his fourth term as a county commissioner where he represents the Third District which is northeast Douglas County. A native of East St. Louis, Illinois, Commissioner Rodgers came to Omaha in 1987 on a basketball scholarship from Creighton University where he was part of two NCAA Tournament teams. He holds a bachelor's degree in Journalism and an MBA from Creighton and a master's in public administration from the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Rodgers and his wife are the parents to two sons.
Marlene Wilken, RN, MN, PhD is an associate professor in the Master in Public Health program at Creighton University. She teaches Social and Behavioral Health and Environmental Health. Her previous professional experiences include over 35 years as a nurse educator and has worked in areas including public health, home health, hospice and hospital nursing. She has served on the Douglas County Board of Health since 1998.
John Wade graduated from the University of Nebraska at Lincoln where he studies psychology and business. In 1999 he moved back to Omaha and began his career with Restaurants Inc. as Director of Operations. The firm operates two Stokes Grill & Bar locations, the Twisted Fork Grill & Saloon and Restaurants Inc Catering. He and his wife have two rambunctious boys, Jack and Austin, who were born exactly two years apart, sharing the same birthday. In his free time, John volunteers on the boards of the Omaha Restaurant Association and the Nebraska Restaurant Association. His favorite hobbies are traveling, running and skiing.
Albert Varas was named in early 2017 as Executive Director of the Latino Center of the Midlands. He has dedicated his life to supporting the advancement of under-served youth and families with professional career and service work in the areas of education, nonprofits, business, and public health. Mr. Varas has served as City Sprouts board president, worked with the D2 Center on reconnecting youth to educational opportunities, was a project coordinator at Building Bright Futures, and provides an important voice for the South Omaha Community on the Board of Health.
Jeanee Weiss MS is the CEO for Building Healthy Futures, a nonprofit that aims to improve health for the community's underserved children and youth through thoughtful collaboration and advocacy. To that end, Building Healthy Future's role in the community has been to bridge the institutions of health and education – the two institutions with the largest impact on child well-being. Building upon her fourteen-year career in education, and eight-year career in public health, Jeanee has facilitated cross-sector problem-solving to address service gaps, create common agendas, and maximize resources across partner agencies.
Stuart J. McNally, DDS, maintains a General Dentistry Practice. He earned a Bachelor's degree in biology from Creighton in 2001 before completing his DDS at Creighton in 2005. He is a member of the American Dental Education Association, the Consortium of Operative Dental Educators, the American Dental Association, and the Nebraska Dental Association. He has served in several roles including President of the Omaha District Dental Society and as a Delegate to the NDA. His wife is a pediatrician, Clancy McNally, and they have two young kids that manage to keep him busy most of the time.
Keyonna King, PhD is an assistant professor at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in the College of Public Health, Department of Health Promotion. She practices the community-based participatory research (CBPR) approach to engage communities in projects to address health disparities through UNMC's Center for Reducing Health Disparities. Specifically, she partners with the North Omaha community to address priority health needs. Dr. King focuses her research efforts on improving mental and physical health outcomes for African Americans in the context of CBPR. She has over 10 years of experience engaging communities of color to address health disparities and build capacity to participate in research that helps to address these disparities.
Ben Gray is president of the Omaha City Council. He first won election in 2009 and was re-elected in 2013 and 2017. Councilman Gray represents District 2 in the northeast quadrant of the city. Mr. Gray has championed a number of social and political issues including a more level playing field for small contractors, securing funding to create the "Step Up" summer jobs program, fought for the civil rights of the LGBT community, and helped create the "Good Neighbor" ordinance to address problem liquor establishments. Before he was elected to the Omaha City Council, Mr. Gray was a photo-journalist for KETV Channel 7.
David H.Filipi, MD, MBA, is a family physician who is currently medical director of both HOPE Medical Outreach Coalition and the Midwest Independent Physicians Practice Association. He also is a professor and medical director of Physician's Assistant Program at College of St.Mary. Filipi was formerly Chief Medical officer of both Blue Cross Blue Shield of Nebraska and Methodist Physicians Clinic, having been past president of The Metro Omaha Medical Association, the Nebraska Medical Association and The Nebraska Academy of Family Physicians. He has served nationally on committees and commissions of the American Academy of Family Physicians.


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Q: Cannot receive specific user push notification using azure notification hub I am trying to learn to use azure mobile app, but I am having serious problems in using the NotificationHub. I have an Imagine subscription to Azure. I creating an android mobile app with azure backend. I have created a notification hub associated to the azure mobile app on the azure portal.
To register the app on the notification hub I used the code in this tutorial:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/azure/notification-hubs/notification-hubs-android-push-notification-google-fcm-get-started
The users are authenticated on the azure backend previuosly by using their google account, microsoft account or facebook account. New users are inserted into the table Users by the following node js code written for the table script Users.js. I want a push notification to Welcome the new User.
var azureMobileApps = require('azure-mobile-apps');
var logger = require('azure-mobile-apps/src/logger');
var table = azureMobileApps.table();

table.access = 'authenticated';

/**
* Adds the email address from the claims to the context item - used for
* insert operations
* @param {Context} context the operation context
* @returns {Promise} context execution Promise
*/
function addEmailToContext(context) {
    /*
    * Getting claim fields
    */
    return context.user.getIdentity().then((data) => {
       if( data.microsoftaccount != undefined){
            context.item.email = data.microsoftaccount.claims.emailaddress;
            context.item.name = data.microsoftaccount.claims.givenname;
            context.item.surname = data.microsoftaccount.claims.surname;
       }
       if( data.google != undefined){
            context.item.email = data.google.claims.emailaddress;
            context.item.name = data.google.claims.givenname;
            context.item.surname = data.google.claims.surname;
            context.item.picture_url = data.google.claims.picture;
       }
       if( data.facebook != undefined){
            context.item.email = data.facebook.claims.emailaddress;
            context.item.name = data.facebook.claims.givenname;
            context.item.surname = data.facebook.claims.surname;
       }

       logger.info('[tables/Users.js] --> NEW USER REGISTERED:'
                +'\n\t Name:'+context.item.name
                +'\n\t Surname:'+context.item.surname
                +'\n\t Email:'+context.item.email);

    // Execute the insert.  The insert returns the results as a Promise,
    // Do the push as a post-execute action within the promise flow.
    return context.execute()
        .then(function (results) {
            // Only do the push if configured
            if (context.push) {
                // Mobile Apps adds a user tag when registering for push notifications

                 // Define the GCM payload.
                 var payload = {
                     "data": {
                         "message": 'Welcome '+context.item.username
                     }
                 };

                context.push.gcm.send(context.user.id, payload, function (error) {
                    if (error) {
                        logger.error('Error while sending push notification: ', error);
                    } else {
                        logger.info('Push notification sent successfully!');
                    }
                });
            }
            // Don't forget to return the results from the context.execute()
            return results;
        })
        .catch(function (error) {
            logger.error('Error while running context.execute: ', error);
        });
    });
}

// CREATE - add or overwrite the authenticated user
table.insert(addEmailToContext);

module.exports = table;

According to "How to: Send push notifications to an authenticated user using tags" in the tutorial on How to use the Azure Mobile Apps Node.js SDK
"When an authenticated user registers for push notifications, a user ID tag is automatically added to the registration. "
So in the Users.js, as suggested in this tutorial I wrote the following code to send the push notification to the user.
context.push.gcm.send(context.user.id, payload, function (error) {
                    if (error) {
                        logger.error('Error while sending push notification: ', error);
                    } else {
                        logger.info('Push notification sent successfully!');
                    }
                });

With this code the push notification results to be sent successfully, but the device doesn't receive any notifications. If I use null instead of context.user.id then all devices receive the push notification correctly:
context.push.gcm.send(null, payload, function (error) {
                    if (error) {
                        logger.error('Error while sending push notification: ', error);
                    } else {
                        logger.info('Push notification sent successfully!');
                    }
                });

I also tried to invoke the following custom API to create tag when the user is registered to the hub. The invoked API is the following:
var logger = require('azure-mobile-apps/src/logger');

exports.post = function(req, res) {
    logger.info('[api/registerTag.js] --> Invoked');

        // Get the notification hub used by the mobile app.
        var push = req.azureMobile.push,
            installationId = req.get('X-ZUMO-INSTALLATION-ID'),
            tags = req.body.tag.toString();

        // Define an update tags operation.
        var updateOperation = [{
            "op": "add",
            "path": "/tags",
            "value": tags
        }];

        // Update the installation to add the new tags.
        push.patchInstallation(installationId, updateOperation, function(error) {
            if(error){
                logger.error('[api/registerTag.js] --> An error occurred while adding'
                            +'the following tags: \n\t'+tags, error);
                res.status(error.statusCode).send(error.detail);
            } else {
                logger.info('[api/registerTag.js] --> The following tags have been added'
                            +'to the Notification Hub: \n\t'+tags, error);
                res.status(200).send(tags);
            }
        });
};

On the console it is printed that the tag has been added successfully. But if I then modify the Users.js code like this:
...
// Only do the push if configured
            if (context.push) {
                // Mobile Apps adds a user tag when registering for push notifications
                var userTag = '_UserId:' + context.user.id;
                logger.info("TAG   "+userTag);

                 // Define the GCM payload.
                 var payload = {
                     "data": {
                         "message": 'Welcome '+context.item.username
                     }
                 };

                context.push.gcm.send(userTag, payload, function (error) {
                    if (error) {
                        logger.error('Error while sending push notification: ', error);
                    } else {
                        logger.info('Push notification sent successfully!');
                    }
                });
            }
...

again nothing is received. I have also tried whitelisting tags or adding them automatically using the Push section of the mobile app like shown in the image:
IMAGE LINK:   i.stack.imgur.com/KBvQI.png
But the problem is still there. Hope someone can help me. Thanks.

A: After several times of testing, I succeeded in reproducing your issue and got the same problem. To achieve your requirement I did some modification in Android client-end:
1, Cache authentication user in the MainActivity class. Following is my code snippet. For more details you can refer here.
public static final String SHAREDPREFFILE = "temp";
public static final String USERIDPREF = "uid";
public static final String TOKENPREF = "tkn";

@Override
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {

    super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
    setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);

    try {
        // Create the Mobile Service Client instance, using the provided Mobile Service URL and key
        mClient = new MobileServiceClient(
                "https://yourwebsitename.azurewebsites.net",
                this).withFilter(new ProgressFilter());

        // Extend timeout from default of 10s to 20s
        mClient.setAndroidHttpClientFactory(new OkHttpClientFactory() {
            @Override
            public OkHttpClient createOkHttpClient() {
                OkHttpClient client = new OkHttpClient();
                client.setReadTimeout(20, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
                client.setWriteTimeout(20, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
                return client;
            }
        });

        authenticate();

    } catch (MalformedURLException e) {
        createAndShowDialog(new Exception("There was an error creating the Mobile Service. Verify the URL"), "Error");
    } catch (Exception e){
        createAndShowDialog(e, "Error");
    }
}

private void authenticate() {
    // We first try to load a token cache if one exists.
    if (loadUserTokenCache(mClient)) {
        createTable();
        register();
    }
    // If we failed to load a token cache, login and create a token cache
    else {
        // Login using the Google provider.
        ListenableFuture<MobileServiceUser> mLogin = mClient.login(MobileServiceAuthenticationProvider.Google);

        Futures.addCallback(mLogin, new FutureCallback<MobileServiceUser>() {
            @Override
            public void onFailure(Throwable exc) {
                createAndShowDialog("You must log in. Login Required", "Error");
            }
            @Override
            public void onSuccess(MobileServiceUser user) {
                createAndShowDialog(String.format("You are now logged in - %1$2s", user.getUserId()), "Success");
                cacheUserToken(mClient.getCurrentUser());
                createTable();
                register();
            }
        });
    }
}

private void cacheUserToken(MobileServiceUser user) {
    SharedPreferences prefs = getSharedPreferences(SHAREDPREFFILE, Context.MODE_PRIVATE);
    Editor editor = prefs.edit();
    editor.putString(USERIDPREF, user.getUserId());
    editor.putString(TOKENPREF, user.getAuthenticationToken());
    editor.commit();
}

private void register() {
    NotificationsManager.handleNotifications(this, NotificationSettings.SenderId, MyHandler.class);
    registerWithNotificationHubs();
}

2, In RegistrationIntentService class replace regID = hub.register(FCM_token).getRegistrationId(); with the following code:
regID = hub.register(FCM_token, prefs.getString("uid", "")).getRegistrationId();

3, Make sure add the line below to the first line within onHandleIntent method.
SharedPreferences prefs = getSharedPreferences("temp", Context.MODE_PRIVATE);

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"I bought Chico's," Sally smiled at the women in the focus group, and they wished they had had her foresight. The other women had all shopped at Chico's, but only Sally was smart enough to purchase the stock. Sally is an attractive, well-dressed woman in her 60s, and she knew that Chico's, a clothing store that appeals to women over 35, would be a grand success. She also knew that there are a lot of women like her. "We're not Barbie dolls," she said.[1]
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Foothill's academies provide a breadth of fields for students to immerse in
Each academy has something different to offer for every student.
Jill Vallance
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Primarily during their freshman year, students at Foothill are given annual opportunities to join various programs that align with their academic or career interests. Academies promote a hands-on, student-driven experience that gets students more involved in their school and their fields of interest. Check out below what academies are available, what to expect when you enroll and their application timelines.
DTECH
The Design Technology Academy, commonly known as DTech, is a track of "three components" for sophomores, juniors and seniors to apply to and partake in, according to DTech Coordinator Kurt Miller
DTech "is really about designing, making and selling," said Miller.
Miller elaborated that in "the sophomore year, [students] learn how to make cool stuff: both design—digital design on a computer, like CAD [computer-aided design] or photoshop—and then they also learn how to use machines like laser cutters and 3D printers."
"Then, both junior and senior year, they take those skills, put them together and sell cool stuff," Miller explained.
Within those three years, "the students will form houses or teams, and they get to direct their own learning."
In Miller's eyes, "DTech is pretty different in that there is no lecture, for the most part," and that learning is not based on "an hour-long powerpoint or something like that," but rather "hands-on" self-direction.
He claimed that this "student-driven" approach "is a pretty big sell" for the program, and says that if some freshmen "like to make things, or like to make money, it's a great program for [them] to think about joining."
Applications open on Feb. 11 and are due Feb. 22. Miller explained that DTech "students will speak to C3 classes and give students more info," which is where applications will become available. Applications are also available on the DTech website.
The Associated Student Body (ASB), according to ASB Coordinator Melanie "Captain" Lindsey, is a "group of students who desire to serve their school community, [and] make it a safe and loving place for everyone on campus."
They organize events such as "Renaissance rallies, Mr. Foothill, all the dances, all the recognition events that exist on campus, staff appreciation, all the awareness weeks," and more. Furthermore, Lindsey asserted that "everybody's favorite day of the year is Air Guitar, and that's an ASB function."
Lindsey claims that although ASB students have fun as they "learn lots of things about themselves and about how to better serve others, [… and] create great friendships where they didn't know they would create friendships," one should "expect to work really hard [and] serve their community."
ASB President Abby Sourwine added that "if they should get accepted, you should expect […] hard work."
Sourwine delineated that "to a student, [ASB is] that group that's giving them food sometimes or maybe they've played music you don't like at the dance, but to me it's definitely just a fun community of people willing to help."
She expressed that to her, "ASB is definitely like an opportunity to connect to a community." She believes "it's really impressive to see kids as young as 12, 13 years old just really caring about people they've never met, to the point where they'll spend hours working on things for them."
ASB applications will become available during a mandatory meeting held in the black box on Feb. 8, and they are due Feb. 15.
Sourwine encouraged everyone interested to "give it a shot; if you don't think you would be right for it, come to the meeting anyway, if you're interested at all."
The Bioscience Academy is home to Dragons who are interested in diving deeper into the field of biological sciences or pursuing a career centered around health science.
"Bioscience covers the range of health and medical technology and those careers, as well as research fields, including marine biology, microbiology [and] biotechnology," Bioscience Survey teacher Dan Baker said.
Upon joining Bioscience, students will get a variety of opportunities that provide exposure to biological sciences, including job shadows, visits to research and medical facilities and in-depth projects on biological issues, like the notorious Disease Project.
The first-year course is called Bioscience Survey. All the students in this class are sophomores, and during the FIRE period, these students obtain a general overview of paths they can take within health sciences. The class takes field trips to visit colleges and universities around the area, and practices lab skills that will be used in junior and senior year.
In their junior year, Bioscience students take Honors Medical Technology (MedTech) and Honors Physiology, and in senior year take Honors Biotechnology and a physics course.
Aside from Baker, the instructors involved in the program are Academy Coordinator Mika Anderson and Biotechnology teacher Colleen Malone.
Applications for this program open Feb. 12 and close Feb. 23. The applications can be found on the Bioscience wiki page, and more information on the application process and the academy itself can be obtained from Anderson.
The Foothill Dragon Press' mission as an online-only publication is to provide the Foothill community with accurate, responsible, thought-provoking and timely journalism. The application timeline for staff positions extends from Feb. 13 to Feb. 22. The applications will be available on Mr. Li's wiki page.
For more information about the Foothill Dragon Press, visit the about page on our website.
Editor's Note: Abby Sourwine is a staff member of this publication; she was not involved in the reporting or publishing of this article.
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The stock market has hit a high. At the same time, corporate profits are stagnant. When numerator is divided by denominator, what you get is a record high number showing stocks as expensive, rivaling the peaks recorded in 1929, 1972 and 2000. The current recession in corporate earnings is expected through at least the end of the year, as evidenced by second quarter results.
Meanwhile, measures of manufacturing activity are contracting, purchases of cars and trucks are in decline and rail shipments are slipping across the U.S. The ISM New Orders index is 50, a number that means zero growth in the industrial sector of the economy, down from 63 in 2018. Auto sales are on a steady descent, down -3% this year (only Subaru is achieving sustainable growth). Trucking is down -5%, rail transport fell even more, to a level last recorded in 2014, reversing five years of growth. While 2018 was marked by strong economic growth, 2019 so far shows gravity is pulling the economy towards the ground.
The Trump Administration has pushed foreign trading partners to revise long-standing agreements, arrangements which have arguably benefitted consumers and corporations despite numerous loopholes sacrificing labor and environmental conditions (yet the Trump Administration hasn't targeted improving these two areas of concern). If you can make sense of Trump's logic on trade, beyond his headline-grabbing tactics, then congratulations. Trade dislocations mean price increases and production relocating to other countries, away from China.
The Federal Reserve, although its members were split, signaled future reductions in short-term interest rates at its last meeting. They'd be supportive of economic growth to calm market worries – these monetary magicians hope to achieve the trick of "look away, nothing to see here". It's been working, until it doesn't. Longer-term interest rates have declined to nearly record lows.
Worries fuel the stock market. The ability to push worries aside levitates stock prices. Gathering worries are pressures that, once the container breaks, cause investment prices to cascade lower.
It takes time for lower interest rates to spur economic growth. It might have the opposite effect. Worries over the health of the economy might further suppress spending. The Fed might not deliver dramatically lower interest rates. I question whether the U.S. would ever join the club of countries with negative interest rates, ex. Germany, Japan, Switzerland, along with several other European countries. The 10-year government bonds of even somewhat dodgy credit Italy are yielding the same as those of the U.S. (shorter 1-year Italian bonds are more notably paying investors an interest rate of 0%). Remarkably, over $17 trillion of bonds currently trade at negative interest rates, an absurdity only logical when you stand reason on its head. This means investors could expect to be repaid less than what they paid to buy their bonds.
I'm not throwing in the towel, just giving perspective on how we live in interesting times. I've erred on the conservative side, meaning that we invest in stocks for growth, bonds for income and retain reserves to not only meet your upcoming cash withdrawal needs but also add a cushion of cash that's ready to invest if and when prices decline to levels more in sync with opportunities.
Ready to invest across a range of possible future scenarios, I believe that's a better way of investing for the long run.
I should have been more kind. It is my fate. To find this out, but find it out too late.
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Enron in the year 2000 was a fraud hidden in the plain sight of public disclosure. The professional investment experts who recommended buying the stock couldn't explain, or understand, how the company made its money. In short answer, it didn't make any money. Enron made itself look like it was making billions, until it came crashing down. Its CEO, Jeff Skilling, was later sentenced to 24 years in prison, later reduced, so that at age 65 he's just been released.
Of note, Enron fooled the nascent socially responsible investing community. Every environmentally managed mutual fund owned the stock. Enron was the electric and gas utility that didn't pollute: it traded only financial claims on energy.
Lehman Brothers was a similar sort of bad deal, on Wall Street. During the financial crisis of 2008. Lehman masqueraded as a bank worth saving. It actually wasn't a bank and so they didn't save it. Lehman became the poster child for, financially, making something out of nothing. In the end, it was a nothing. And yes, anyone paying careful attention could have seen it coming.
Over the past couple of years, Theranos, the medical testing startup once highly acclaimed, was also revealed a scam, with lawsuits in progress to prove it. Promising a new diagnostic test based on a single drop of blood, in reality, the test Theranos claimed to have developed wasn't accurate. That didn't stop some big corporate names from buying into the myth, as did its all-star board of directors, including the former CEO of Wells Fargo bank, former Secretaries of State and James Mattis, former Secretary of Defense. It was Wall Street Journal's reporter John Carreyrou who first broke the story, as was recently told in HBO's documentary The Inventor. In March 2018, the U.S. SEC filed fraud charges against Theranos and its now 35 year-old former CEO Elizabeth Holmes, who awaits trial and could face 20 years in prison.
Tesla, I expect, will meet a similar fate. The company operates a business, in automobiles, solar installations and batteries, that we all hope might bring a brighter future for our world. In reality, we can't overlook Tesla's many burdens despite its pioneering role in bringing electric cars to market in a big way. Tesla's funding needs are large, its competition strong and numerous managers have departed.
What Tesla has going for it are customers who are fanatically loyal and goals dramatically ambitious, aiming to overthrow the fossil fuel-based economy. Its leader is Elon Musk, a modern-day P.T. Barnum who fakes it until he makes it, while the harsh reality is billions of dollars in losses, kept afloat by a free-spending investor base. However, as I write on the cusp of Tesla's two billion dollar stock offering, needed to keep the business going, operations aren't going well and poor finances are finally catching up with it, in the form of vendors who demand payment in the courts and sales falling at a double-digit percentage rate.
The truth in these cases is that they became frauds hidden in plain sight. At first, we might have an investment theory. We might wish for it to be true, about how it will work. And it might seem to be working for a time and we feel good to be associated with a good cause or what goes up – the perpetrators of frauds rely on investors' perceived indicators of success to be proof of success.
When I was an auditor at the U.S. SEC, I helped uncover many frauds where everyone, victims included, were happy with the situation right until the very end, when something happened to derail the fantasy. In our analysis, if we can't find fundamental truth in what's wished for, your wishes probably won't turn out true after all.


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Elgin West was a federal electoral district represented in the House of Commons of Canada from 1867 to 1935. It was located in the province of Ontario. It was created by the British North America Act of 1867 which divided the county of Elgin into two ridings: Elgin East and Elgin West based on a traditional division.

The West Riding of Elgin was redefined in 1882 to consist of the townships of Southwold, Dunwich, Alboro', Orford and Howard, and the village of Ridgetown. In 1903, it was redefined to exclude the townships of  Orford and Howard, and the village of Ridgetown, and include the townships of the city of St. Thomas, and the town of Dutton. In 1914, it was redefined to include the villages of Rodney and West Lorne.

In 1924, it was defined as consisting of the county of Elgin, excluding the townships of Malahide and Bayham, and including the city of St. Thomas.

The electoral district was abolished in 1933 when it was merged into Elgin ridings.

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See also

 List of Canadian federal electoral districts
 Past Canadian electoral districts

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External links
Riding history from the Library of Parliament

Former federal electoral districts of Ontario

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Mbiim (ou Mbim) est une localité du Cameroun située dans la région du Nord-Ouest et le département du Bui. Elle fait partie de la commune de Nkum.

Population
En 1969, le village comptait , principalement des Noni.

Lors du recensement de 2005, on y a dénombré .

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Annexes

Bibliographie
 Dictionnaire des villages de Bui, ORSTOM, , 43 p.

Liens externes
  Nkum, sur le site Communes et villes unies du Cameroun (CVUC)
  Nkum Council Development Plan, PNDP, s.d. (2012 ?), 173 p.

Village dans la région du Nord-Ouest (Cameroun)


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Children who frequently ate fish showed higher IQ scores and reported fewer sleep problems than their counterparts who seldom or never ate fish, according to findings recently published in Scientific Reports.
"To our knowledge, no study has simultaneously examined how dietary fish and omega-3 fatty acid intake affects sleep and cognition," Jianghong Liu, PhD, RN, FAAN, associate professor, University of Pennsylvania Schools of Nursing and Medicine, and colleagues wrote. "Furthermore, studies of dietary omega-3 fatty acid consumption in school-aged children examining cognition and sleep have primarily been limited to Western countries, with the latter relationship only reported by one study to date in healthy school-aged children."
Researchers conducted a longitudinal study of 541 children from an existing study cohort in China. Fifty-four percent of participants in the current study were boys. The children were aged 9 to 11 when researchers measured their sleep quality and fish consumption, and they calculated IQs at age 12. Apart from the children's home location and paternal education, there were no significant differences in their social demographic features.
Liu and colleagues found that children who ate fish at last once a week had IQ scores that were 4.8 points higher than those children who ate it less than two times a month; also, children who ate fish two to three times a month had IQ scores that were 3.31 points higher than those children who ate it less than two times a month. Further, sleep quality somewhat mediated the relationship between fish consumption and verbal, but not performance, IQ. Researchers also wrote that findings were robust after controlling for 13 sociodemographic covariates.
"We believe that the findings cannot be easily attributed to chance and that instead, they reflect a reliable relationship between early frequent fish consumption and later improved cognitive performance," Liu and colleagues wrote. "Importantly, our findings are also novel in demonstrating that sleep may serve as a mediator between frequent fish consumption and improved cognitive ability, providing an important mechanism by which fish consumption may affect cognitive functioning. To our knowledge, this is the first study to identify and demonstrate such a mediating effect."
"[These results add] to the growing body of evidence showing that fish consumption has really positive health benefits and should be something advertised and promoted," Jennifer Pinto-Martin, PhD, MPH, executive director of the University of Pennsylvania's Center for Public Health Initiatives, said in a press release.
The release also stated that children should be introduced to fish no later than their second birthday.
Researchers said future studies should measure fish consumption, sleep patterns and IQ at different time periods in children; type of fish consumed; and the mechanisms through which consuming omega-3 fatty acids possibly lead to enhanced neurodevelopment and cognitive function. – by Janel Miller
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'It's so violent what we've done to her book' - Annie Ryan's Adaptation of A Girl Is A Half-formed Thing
By Carly Brown
Annie Ryan is the founder and Artistic Director of The Corn Exchange. Her stage adaptation of A Girl Is A Half-formed Thing, based on the award-winning novel by Eimear McBride, is playing at the Traverse Theatre during the Edinburgh Fringe. Broadway Baby's Carly Brown sat down with her in the Traverse to discuss adaptation, staging traumatic material and the importance of sharing female stories.
We all know that there are very few parts for women and that's because most of these stories are from a male point of view
A Girl Is A Half-formed Thing is a one-woman show that follows a girl's inner narrative from womb to twenty. Actress Aoife Duffin plays the girl as she grapples with her brother's illness, her family's religious fervor and her own budding sexuality.
We began by discussing Eimear McBride's novel. I mentioned how much I enjoyed the book and how I'd found it easier to understand McBride's stylistically challenging language by reading it aloud.
'The book is quite difficult to read because Eimear doesn't delineate who is saying what or when. I had to read it aloud too. That's really common. A lot of people start the book and the beginning is very abstract because of where the girl is. Then they put down the book because they think it's too hard to read. But so many people have your same visceral response to the material when they continue reading. It's incredible what Eimear has done.'
'The other thing that I found as a relief, in a way, was when I discovered that Eimear was an actor. Then I went: Oh, that makes sense. I'm sure she's also a literary genius, and I don't want to take that away from her, but, at the same time, I understood that she was writing from that same place that an actor has to access, from that moment to moment experience. Visceral. Sensory. It makes sense that she has a Method training.'
'Then, you mix that with the great influence of Ulysses. In a way, Joyce opened up the path by saying: You can write like that. The sound comes first, then the character, then the action. So it's really from the senses. It's incredibly present. So this book offers itself to the performer so easily in a way.'
Ryan, who has written the play text, then discussed how she adapted the novel for the stage.
'Early on in the process, I thought that we'd really have to consult with Eimear to figure out what character is speaking when, but the only time we had any question around it was in the first four lines. Who is speaking? Myself and the actor weren't really sure. Eimear says it's the mother, but Aoife doesn't really perform it that way. She performs it as though she's speaking as a performer to the audience. 'For you.'
'Most of time though, if we looked carefully at the text, it usually became clear who was speaking or it became clear what the stronger choice was.'
'We did get to work with Eimear for a week in Dublin, which was such a pleasure. She's so funny, generous and smart. It's so violent what we've done to her book and she obviously prefers the full version, which you can hear her read aloud. It's over seven hours and she's a fine actor with a beautiful voice, a gorgeous Mayo accent. But I figured out very early that I had to cut about 85% of the book, which is a lot of material. I knew because of the nature of the material that it couldn't play much more than an hour.'
We discussed how she went about staging a story that contains traumatic material, including sexual abuse.
'The main task for us was how do you tackle a book that has so much trauma in it. How do you hold an audience? How do you contain that energy? We lost a lot of amazing material. We have to be careful not to expel too much energy, too early on in the play.'
'Throughout the brother's illness in the piece, Aoife has to be careful not to go fully into the grief. If we go too deep too early, then we have all these other traumas to deal with. We're trying to contain it until later moments in the play.'
We then talked about the significance of sharing this story about a girl's experiences in a culture where female voices are often suppressed.
'She doesn't really get a voice in the family, to express her rage or her grief. The whole story is really about that suppression of a voice. And it's so common. Countless people have been abused as kids. In Ireland, it's particularly bad because it's so wrapped with shame: Catholicism, shame about the body, shame about sex at all and misogyny.'
'There's also sense of unworthiness, that Irish women don't have value; it's only twenty years ago that the last Magdalene Laundry was closed. It's so recent and it's still so prevalent, this idea that our voices don't really count. You don't think that we're living in a misogynistic culture, but actually we still are. On the stage especially, we all know that there are very few parts for women and that's because most of these stories are from a male point of view.'
We talked about why she staged this as a one-woman show. I mentioned that I liked how all the other characters we encounter (including the girl's mother, brother and uncle) are filtered through the girl's narration. I asked her if that was one of the reasons why she chose not to have an ensemble cast.
'Yeah, completely. I conceived of it as a one-woman show on a sparse set. That's the pitch I gave to Eimear. She said: Yeah, that's right. So I don't even have the rights to cast more people! It's all in the character's mind. We're in her mind in the book.'
'Overall, we wanted it to be not literal. It's in this Beckettian abstract world. We wanted to keep it about the voice. So we're deliberately not making the picture that interesting. The set is really lovely, but it's so sparse. The lighting comes from both sides of her face, so sometimes we can't see her face that well. That's all deliberate.'
I brought up the fact that the sparse set might bring out the universality of the story because the set wasn't geographically or temporally specific.
'Exactly. The book is so universal and yet so Irish too. There's loads of Irishisms in it, but there's no place names. It's very stylized. Aoife's own gorgeous Kerry accent also makes it very Irish, particularly for the UK audiences.'
The play text has been published by Faber and Faber and we talked about how other companies will be putting on the play in the future.
'It's exciting. It's a great part. It's a great voice to play and it would be fun to listen to it in another culture's voice. I think it's definitely an Irish piece. I can't imagine anyone playing it but Aoife, but it's a universal story. There's abuse everywhere. There's cruelty everywhere. There's that longing for connection and just the fact of growing up as a girl, discovering and owning your own sexuality. That feeling, that's in all of us.'
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Constructed circa 1912, 17 Shrewsbury Road was originally named Killowen. The house was constructed with an unusual architectural style, almost Tudor-esque in stlye, incorporating brick, render and wood.
While some homes on Shrewsbury Road barely traded hands at all in the 20th Century, Killowen was bought and sold a number of times. In 1935, the property was acquired by Alvaro de Aguilar, the Spanish Consul-General (ambassador). The property remained in use by the Spanish embassy for 14 years, up until 1949 when it was offered for sale again.
The then-buyer was Mr Kennedy O'Brien, who owned the house for a brief period of time before it was offered for sale in 1954 and again in 1956. Following this, the house was occupied by a Mr Gordon before being offered for sale in 1960, achieving IR£10,350 (€13,145) at auction.
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Ali Elsayed was born in Lebanon, and had moved to the United States in the early 1990′s. He comes from a family of Sufi scholars and Nasheed singers. At the request of his spiritual master in the United States, Shaykh Hisham Kabbani, he started reciting traditional and classical Arabic songs in praise of Allah (Our Divine Lord), and of Prophet Muhammad (His Mercy to humanity).Ali is a unique Nashid Artist and songwriter. He is able to combine East and West in his music. In the same performance he can start with a song he wrote in English sounding like Roy Orbison, while in another song, he will perform a song in Arabic using the classical Arabic Maqams (scale) and sound like Abdul Haleem Hafiz.Although Ali's love for the Arabic language and music runs deep in his heart, he now writes his songs in English. This is so, because during the last six years, he traveled extensively with his teacher Shaykh Hisham Kabbani. He performed in front of audiences in the USA, Europe, Southeast Asia and Africa. He learned from his travel, that the majority of his audience in the West and all over the world, were deprived of understanding the meaning of the beautiful Arabic poetry, words which can make the spirit dance in ecstasy. He started to write songs in English, in order to communicate the love these great poets had for Prophet Muhammad and all holy people.Ali continuously expresses his gratitude for his masters. His art is Inspired by the love and teaching of his masters Mawlana Shaykh Nazim Al-Haqqani and his deputy Shaykh Hisham Kabbani. He wants to share that love and happiness, which he received from being in the company of such people, with the whole world.The Source of Ali's Music:They are the source of my Sufi music, the light in my heart. This is because of the love they had instilled in me. I no longer claim to write or to sing. Can a water spring claim to bring forth the water from the ground? we are both compelled.Ali Elsayed
Ali Elsayed was born in Lebanon, and had moved to the United States in the early 1990′s. He comes from a family of Sufi scholars and Nasheed singers. At the request of his spiritual master in the United States, Shaykh Hisham Kabbani, he started reciting traditional and classical Arabic songs in praise of Allah (Our Divine Lord), and of Prophet Muhammad (His Mercy to humanity).Ali is a unique Nashid Artist and songwriter. He is able to combine East and West in his music. In the same performance he can start with a song he wrote in English sounding like Roy Orbison, while in another song, he will perform a song in Arabic using the classical Arabic Maqams (scale) and sound like Abdul Haleem Hafiz.
Although Ali's love for the Arabic language and music runs deep in his heart, he now writes his songs in English. This is so, because during the last six years, he traveled extensively with his teacher Shaykh Hisham Kabbani. He performed in front of audiences in the USA, Europe, Southeast Asia and Africa. He learned from his travel, that the majority of his audience in the West and all over the world, were deprived of understanding the meaning of the beautiful Arabic poetry, words which can make the spirit dance in ecstasy. He started to write songs in English, in order to communicate the love these great poets had for Prophet Muhammad and all holy people.
Ali continuously expresses his gratitude for his masters. His art is Inspired by the love and teaching of his masters Mawlana Shaykh Nazim Al-Haqqani and his deputy Shaykh Hisham Kabbani. He wants to share that love and happiness, which he received from being in the company of such people, with the whole world.
The Source of Ali's Music:
They are the source of my Sufi music, the light in my heart. This is because of the love they had instilled in me. I no longer claim to write or to sing. Can a water spring claim to bring forth the water from the ground? we are both compelled.
Ali Elsayed
About Ali Elsayed
Ali Elsayed was born in Lebanon, and had moved to the United States in the early 1990′s. He comes from a family of Sufi scholars and Nasheed singers. At the request of his spiritual master in the United States, Shaykh Hisham Kabbani, he started reciting traditional and classical Arabic songs in praise of Allah (Our Divine Lord), and of Prophet Muhammad (His Mercy to humanity).
Ali is a unique Nashid Artist and songwriter. He is able to combine East and West in his music. In the same performance he can start with a song he wrote in English sounding like Roy Orbison, while in another song, he will perform a song in Arabic using the classical Arabic Maqams (scale) and sound like Abdul Haleem Hafiz. Although Ali's love for the Arabic language and music runs deep in his heart, he now writes his songs in English. This is so, because during the last six years, he traveled extensively with his teacher Shaykh Hisham Kabbani. He performed in front of audiences in the USA, Europe, Southeast Asia and Africa. He learned from his travel, that the majority of his audience in the West and all over the world, were deprived of understanding the meaning of the beautiful Arabic poetry, words which can make the spirit dance in ecstasy. He started to write songs in English, in order to communicate the love these great poets had for Prophet Muhammad and all holy people.
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View Ali Elsayed,s inspirational English Nasheed Sun Ray - La Ilaha Illa-Lah from his latest Album "My Nation". This Song is about the human reality and existence from an Islamic/Sufi perspective. It is about the unity we all experience in our live, the subtle bond that links everyone to everything. Islam teaches that we all sprang forth from Allah's (ocean of power) and one day we shall all return to it. A drop of rain has no separate existence in the ocean, it too becomes ocean. Nasheed is a prayer, a praise sung in adoration of the divine. It is a love song.please visit www.alielsayed.org for more Nasheed music
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AUSTIN – (December 10, 2015) – The Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) today closed on a loan providing financial assistance in the amount of $42 million from the State Water Implementation Fund for Texas (SWIFT) program* to the Canyon Regional Water Authority (Guadalupe, Bexar, Caldwell, Comal, Hays, and Wilson counties). The Authority will use the financing for the design and construction phases associated with a water supply project.
By using the SWIFT program, the Authority could save approximately $5.6 million over the life of the loan.
With the assistance provided today, the Authority will be able to increase its water supply by expanding its groundwater well field and water treatment plant capacity, constructing storage tanks, and installing additional water transmission pipelines. The project will allow the Authority to meet the increasing water demands of the region and when complete, the Authority will have a total production capacity of approximately 13,000 acre-feet per year.


Viet Nam has recognised a number of valuable items as national treasures after the Prime Minister approved a list of 30 individual and groups of objects representing historic regions and eras in the nation's past.
The treasures include antiques from the Dong Son Culture (700-100 BC) such as the bronze drums Ngoc Lu and Hoang Ha, and artefacts from the Tran dynasty (1226-1400). They are currently kept at the National History Museum of Viet Nam.
Various historic documents have also been declared treasures, with several writings of the late President Ho Chi Minh making the list, including Duong Cach Menh (Revolutionary Road), Nhat Ky Trong Tu (Diary in Prison), a draft of The Call to All People to Join Resistance War and the original manuscript of his Testament made public in September 1969.


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Join us on our journey to a million and beyond with Alex's Million Mile (AMM). We need you and thousands of others across the country to help raise awareness for childhood cancer and funds for better treatments and cures. Help us reach a goal to log a total of one million miles and raise one million dollars for childhood cancer research. We know with everyone's help we can exceed these goals!
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Join caring, creative and confident women as we make a difference in our community!
The Christ Hospital Foundation Guild is a group of women who volunteer their time and talent in order to improve healthcare in our community. Our role, first and foremost, it's to have fun. We like to engage in projects we can get excited about, and while we plan awesome fundraising events, we have a blast along the way!
Join us and be as engaged as your time allows. We have quarterly meetings to share ideas about fundraising projects – take on a leadership role for one of our events if that excites you!
Why do we do it? We care about our community, our families, and being part of a group that is transforming the way healthcare is delivered. We know that exceptional treatment options can make all the difference in your quality of life.
Being a Guild member allows you the opportunity to contribute to a mission of compassionate care that began over 125 years ago by James Gamble...The Christ Hospital's mission: To improve the health of the community and create patient value by providing exceptional outcomes, the finest experiences and affordable care.
Let's Get This Kitchen Started!
This event raised more than $18,000 for The Christ Hospital Cancer Center's demonstration kitchen, which provides programs on cancer prevention, supplement ideas and recipes, as well as foods to eat during and after treatment.
This fun and exciting "art lottery" event raised $20,000 for The Christ Hospital's Safe Sleep and Breastfeeding Support Program, providing sleep sacks, breast pumps, and education to mothers.
In its second year, Off the Wall raised more than $22,000 for patients in The Christ Hospital Cancer Program, providing a Prone Breast Board to make radiation treatment safer and more comfortable, lymphedema gloves to help reduce swelling after lymph node removal, and Miaderm Cream to help soothe and restore skin from radiation damage.
To join The Christ Hospital Foundation Guild, or for more information, email The Christ Hospital Foundation (foundation@thechristhospital.com).
For existing members who would like to pay their dues, please click on the link below.
Join us for a girls night out!
SIP wine and DINE on light fare while you SHOP the Silent Auction of new and like-new designer handbags and accessories. Proceeds to benefit the Christ College of Nursing and Health Sciences. Click the image to learn more!


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Are Scottie Pippen and Jordan still friends?
Answred by. Dylan Jorgensen
It's great to hear that Pippen and Jordan are still good friends. Few teammates in the history of sports have accomplished as much as Pippen and Jordan did together. The two NBA icons won six championships in Chicago and helped form arguably the greatest team of all-time.
The 23-year-old plays for the Austin Spurs in the development league below the NBA and has yet to play in the majors. Despite The Last Dance covering Pippen's famously low salary during his time as a Bulls player, he is infamous for being a poor tipper.
Did Scottie Pippen get paid more?
How much money did Scottie Pippen earn in the NBA?
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How much did Scottie Pippen get paid for the last dance?
Did Scottie Pippen finally get paid?
How much did Scottie Pippen make in his NBA career?
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How much is Scottie Pippen worth?
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Did Scottie Pippen ever get paid his worth?
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How much is Scottie Pippen worth 2020?
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Pip finally made his big money when MJ retired Pippen was traded to Portland in October 1999 and spent four years with the Trailblazers. In total, that five-year contract ended up paying Scottie Pippen more than $77 million.
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Season Team Salary
1992/93 Chicago Bulls $3,425,000 ($6,257,416*)
1990/91 Chicago Bulls $765,000 ($1,508,463*)
Total $107,892,430 ($164,100,327*)
Scottie Pippen Net Worth: Scottie Pippen is a retired American professional basketball player who has a net worth of $20 million. Scottie played 17 seasons in the NBA.
Pippen made $2,775,000 in the final year of his contract in 1997-98, which placed him at No. 122 in the NBA and No. 6 on the Bulls in terms of salary. This frustrated Pippen, as did an attempt by general manager Jerry Krause to trade him for Tracy McGrady after winning a fifth title in 1997.
The second installment of The Last Dance — the 10-part ESPN documentary focused on the 1997-98 Chicago Bulls and Michael Jordan — focused on Jordan's sidekick, Scottie Pippen, and the positively awful contract the star signed that paid him $18 million over five years.
At the time that Pippen put pen to paper on the $18 million deal in 1991, he was one of the most well-paid players in the league. … Scottie Pippen finally got paid. He signed a massive $67.2 million deal in the summer of 1998 as part of a sign-and-trade deal between the Bulls and the Houston Rockets.
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After his deal with the Rockets and a final two-year, $10 million stint with the Bulls, Pippen earned more than $109 million in salary during his NBA career.
Dennis Rodman net worth, career earnings and salary: Dennis Rodman is a retired American professional basketball player, actor and political diplomat who has a net worth of $500 thousand dollars.
He has won six NBA championships with the Chicago Bulls. Along with legend Michael Jordan, he is known for being one of the best NBA players in history. He was named the All-NBA First team three times. As of 2020, Scottie Pippen's net worth is roughly $20 million.
In fact, in one of John Paxson's first moves as Krause's successor, he signed Pippen to a two-year, $10 million deal to return to the Bulls as a veteran mentor at age 38. Pippen played just 23 games before retiring. That's right, 23 games. Cue the Michael Jordan symbolism.
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Scottie Pippen finally got paid. He signed a massive $67.2 million deal in the summer of 1998 as part of a sign-and-trade deal between the Bulls and the Houston Rockets. … According to spotrac, Scottie Pippen earned a whopping $110 million in salaries throughout his 17-year career.
Player Position Salary
Michael Jordan SG $33,140,000
Dennis Rodman PF 4,600,000
Ron Harper PG 4,560,000
Toni Kukoč PF 4,560,000
Scottie Pippen's net worth is estimated between $30 and $50 million in 2020. He may not be a billionaire like his former counterpart in Chicago, but Pippen's legacy on the floor as one of the greatest players in NBA history is without dispute.
Career Earnings: $109,192,430 Scottie Pippen will be best remembered for playing the Robin to Jordan's Batman, but No.
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UPDATE: IAM-AFA AFL-CIO DISPUTE
IAM General Vice President Sito Pantoja issued the following statement today:
"The IAM stands 100 percent behind Delta Flight Attendants' long struggle to gain collective bargaining rights and will continue to support your historic effort. The AFL-CIO had awarded the IAM with exclusivity and was in the process of investigating whether the Association of Flight Attendants (AFA) was in non-compliance with that award. AFA was aware of this investigation and participated in the process. Nevertheless, they moved forward before it was completed. This process is yet to be resolved by the AFL-CIO and is still pending.
As we said on Friday, we are deeply concerned and disappointed that the AFA would launch a campaign while this dispute is still unresolved. We hope that once this matter is resolved that all parties abide by the AFL-CIO's determination and that all Delta Flight Attendants unify around the singular goal of forming a union and negotiating the industry-leading contract you very much deserve.
The IAM has steadfastly supported Delta Flight Attendants' efforts to gain IAM representation for almost seven years now, and is committed as ever to bringing this campaign to a successful conclusion."
⇐ IAM Issues Statement Regarding CWA-AFA's Delta Flight Attendant Campaign Announcement
IAM, APFA AND TWU DEMAND FAA IMPLEMENT 10 HOUR REST FOR FLIGHT ATTENDANTS ⇒