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Stop by some Easter events this weekend!
Check out 2 great properties this weekend during the Open Houses!!
Spring Forward Begins Sunday, March 13th!!
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Check out these New Year's Eve Bashes in Orange County!
Dana Point Turkey Trot is just around the corner!!
Don't miss the last weekend of the Trolley Service!
Dana Point Summer Concert Series continues this Sunday the 16th~ Don't miss it!
Farmer's Market~ Saturday the 15th in Dana Point!
Check out Floyd and the Flyboys tonight at 7pm in Gallup Park!!
Don't miss the upcoming concert in Nellie Gail Ranch~ Friday, August 7th!
Check out the concert, Sunday the 2nd in Sea Terrace Park!
Be sure not to miss these upcoming concerts at Gallup Park in Nellie Gail Ranch!!
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MOSCOW, February 7. /TASS/. The Kremlin has begun preparations for Russian President Vladimir Putin's participation in the next G20 summit.
According to a statement published on the Kremlin's website, "the inter-agency commission on Russia's participation in G20 activities has held its first meeting." The meeting's participants paid particular attention "to comprehensive preparations for the Russian president's participation in the next Group of 20 summit, scheduled to take place in Osaka on June 28-29, 2019."
The commission was set up by the president's decision in order to "enhance mechanisms to develop unified positions and coordinate the activities of federal authorities and interested organizations aimed at promoting Russia's interests in the G20." Russian Presidential Envoy to the G20 Svetlana Lukash chairs the commission.
"The G20 summit held in Buenos Aires in December 2018 has shown that leading global economies still consider the G20 to be the most effective and popular platform for multilateral cooperation on a wide range of global social and economic issues," the statement reads.
The commission's recent meeting discussed "issues concerning finances, trade, investment, digital economy, employment, education, energy, climate, food security, healthcare, development, migration, as well as the fight against corruption and terrorism." In addition, "goals and targets were set and approaches to promoting Russia's initiatives on the G20 platform were outlined."


Whilst most of London was glued to their TV screens on Sunday night for the closing ceremony of the London 2012 Paralympic Games, I was attending a very different type of competition and one that can hardly be topped (on a Sunday evening, anyway).
I was given the opportunity to bring out a whole host of "Wow!", "No way!" and "For real?" comments of astonishment when I witnessed the Mr and Miss Mango Tree UK Ladyboy Competition 2012, as hosted by former Eastenders TV star, Michelle Collins.
Handsome muscle men and stunning lady boys strutted their stuff at Mango Tree Thai restaurant in Victoria whilst acts such as Geri Love, Mrs Moore, Tanya Hyde and The Mango Tree Spice Girls performed during the costume change breaks. And boy, were there some costumes.
In the end, the chiselled features and defined body of Ashley Rogers won the Best Body and overall Mr Mango Tree titles, whilst the beautiful Reya X from Thailand was awarded both the Best Female Body and Miss Mango Tree prizes.
Just to point out the obvious, because it might not be apparent from these photos, the Mr Mango competition was for men competing as men. The Miss Mango competition was for men competition as women. Some of the contestants were dramatically convincing.
An endless supply of Thai canapés kept the packed crowd's energy levels up, which gave everyone a taste of the menu on offer at Mango Tree Restaurant. To book you table at the restaurant, use the reservations calendar below.


Vancouver, British Columbia based Permex Petroleum Corporation (CSE: OIL) announced that it has signed a Purchase and Sale Agreement with Energy Properties 2000-1 LLC, a partially owned company of Wilbanks Reserves Corporation, for the purchase of all the Seller's rights, title and interest in the ODC San Andres Unit and W.J. "A" Taylor lease located in Gaines County, Texas.
Permex will also become the operator for the property; the other major working interest partner on the field with Permex will be Occidental Petroleum Corporation (NYSE: OXY), an international oil and gas exploration and production company with operations in the US, Middle East and Latin America with a market capitalization of approximately $65.19 Billion as of the date of this release.
The property is just under two contiguous sections for a total of 1,220 gross acres, all held by production with all rights and no depth restrictions in the Central Basin Platform of the Permian Basin. There is a total of 52 vertical wells of which 26 are producers, 21 are injection wells, 4 are shut in wells, and one is temporarily abandoned.


Feyvan Electronics Technology Co., Ltd. is a technology company that providing wiring solution ways of home appliance, sensor, numerical control machine tool fitting, rotary encoder, motor, automotive and medical instrument etc.
The Wire Harness factory (called BOTAI) locates in Taizhou city and sensor factory locates in Zhenjiang (called BOYUAN) which is only about 300km away from Shanghai city in China.
Company Name: Feyvan Electronics Technology Co., Ltd.


I have traveled quite extensively in Mexico and the Caribbean specifically Cancun, Los Cabos, Playa Mujeres, Grand Cayman, Cozumel, Riviera Maya, Ocho Rios, Montego Bay and Negril. I have personally toured over 30 resorts within the last 2 years and feel that my knowledge through site visits, conferences, trainings, and webinars will far exceed your expectations! At home, my two kids, husband, and fur baby keep me on my toes every day!
You want to work with someone that knows the ins and outs of the business, not someone that just goes through the motions and is there only for the commission. You want to know that you are being taken care of from start to finish and will give you tips and suggestions along the way. I have been an agent for over 8 years and have the knowledge and dedication to make your special day just that. I look forward to working with you!
My love for travel started 8 years ago when we were stationed at Ft. Bliss in El Paso, TX. My kids were young and my husband was always training so I needed something to keep me occupied. The first vacation I ever booked was to a Sandals resort and that hooked me. All inclusives and cruises were my specialty when I started, but then a childhood friend contacted me to plan her destination wedding to Beaches Negril and that's when I began to fall in love with romance travel. Since then I have booked multiple destination weddings and honeymoons.


With its unique and scrumptious food, the news spread like wildfire, and everyone in Amoy Street started making a beeline for it. Soon, their hard work was brought to light and they were rewarded a Michelin Bib Gourmand. And everyone lived happily ever after. Just kidding.
If you haven't already heard, A Noodle Story sells the one-of-a-kind Singapore-style ramen. Its unique dish makes it stand out from its competitors even though it's located at the renowned Amoy Street Food Centre. If there is anything I have to say about the hawker stall owners, it's dedication. With their humble beginnings, it is clear why customers just keep coming to this food stall — its consistency. Every dish is made wholeheartedly by the hawkers, ensuring that every bit of ingredient is cooked to perfection.
This bowl looks deceivingly like a ramen, but it's everything you would want from a typical Singaporean bowl of noodles. It is actually Hong Kong wanton noodles, sprinkled with dried shrimp powder, which gave the noodles more flavour. The Japanese ramen part about this would have to be the egg, and I meant the egg. It is the Japanese marinated soft boiled egg usually found inside a ramen. The egg yolk is runny as expected. The potato-crisp-covered prawn was unexpectedly tasty, as its crispiness on the outside gives the dull prawn the magic touch it needed. Of course, there is also the pork meat inside the bowl of noodles, like any other ramen has, which is both juicy and delectable.
A bowl of HK-style wanton with soup at the side that was served, which is basically our normal steamed wanton but classier.
If you can't get enough of the ingredients, you can add some sides which include the tender and tasty cha-su, runny hot spring egg and/or the crispy potato-wrapped prawn for $4 each!


the offbeat sessions: Simon-Birch for President!
His artwork tells it all. Simon Birch is a golden child blessed with great mastery in his depiction of movements. Its amazing how he captures motion so perfectly and creates these dynamic images. His work is well-known in Asia Pacific, especially in Hong Kong, where 10 Chancery Lane Gallery houses several of his great pieces. Hands down, his tasteful art is off the hook.


Almost 20 years ago I began my educational venture into the world of natural health. The first course I took was a herbology course, that's a story we'll save for another day. One of the first things that course encouraged its students to do was to buy a stethoscope and get used to listening to lungs. To the local pharmacy I went, and although they thought it was an odd request they ordered me a stethoscope. I even got my choice of colour.
Two weeks later I was holding a brand new lavender stethoscope in my hands and proceeded to play with it. As time went on the stethoscope was pushed to the side and for almost two decades it has lost a piece or two but I've always had it ready if need be.
Monday July 20, 2015 I got home at 2AM, quickly checked the horses, brought in the dogs and promptly fell over in bed. A few hours later I staggered outside to care for the herd. With the hay shortage and moving I made the decision to use the good pieces from the 3 not so great bails I had leftover from last year. The first two feedings went well, everyone was happy and glad to have me back home again. I opened up the next bail Tuesday morning fed like I normally would. I left the horses and headed back into the house. A few hours later I came out to find find Pan wheezing with great force. She has had small reactions to hay before this but I thought she may be sensitive to the dust.
It's amazing how many details you can remember when you need to make the right choice for someone you love.
Measurement, a tool used by the human race for as long as we could keep count. In fact measurement is so ancient and familiar to us that we forget how handy it use to find ways to measure the little things in life. Little things can be a multitude of different things but today we're going to take a look at the importance of measurement in our lives as caring horse givers.
First we have the obvious measurements such as and heart rate. Although a temperature of 37.2-38.3 and a heart rate of 28-44 beats per minute are what is considered a normal range some horses are different. By setting aside a day once a month for health monitoring you can start to collect a record and know where exactly your horses fits into the normal range. Not only is this a great way to get to better know your horse but having both a record of your horse's regular fluctuations but think of the practice you'll be getting by doing this on a regular basis.
If anything should ever happen and you find yourself having to respond to an emergency situation, this information and practice will be crucial and could even save your equine partner's life.
The lumbar are the 5 or 6 vertebrae, depending on the breed of your horse, that lay between the rib cage and hips. This delicate and crucial part of the horses body, and our own for that matter, is under a reasonable amount of constant stress from day to day activity. Although supported by a considerable amount of muscle these 5-6 bones are the only bones that attach a horse's front end to his hind, and muscle as we all know can easily become overworked or damaged including the ones that support the lower back.
Today we're going to have a quick look at my approach to understanding horses with roach backs or hunters bump. I would like to point out the obvious, I am not a vet. I do not have the training nor the tools to diagnose medical conditions.
In the 10 years of practicing as an equine sport therapist I have seen more than a few cases of what we're going to call hunters bump. You know the one the characteristic raised lumbar and pinched bum look.
Out there on the internet you'll find of great medical information so we're going to get right down to my layman's analogy instead of covering the medical side so to speak. First I would like you to imagine the ilium or the top points of the hips as a bridge. Yes we are about to turn the sacroiliac joint into a traffic metaphor.
Just as cars would travel in both directions through the gates of a bridge, the spine glides with the movement of the horse both forward and back, and side to side. Even though this movement is much more 3 dimensional than traffic you can still imagine that when the bridge (those iliums of the pelvis) is open the traffic (the sacrum , which influences the lumbar) can move through as it should with equal movement in each lane. When the bridge closes (muscles contract to a point the the iliums become very inflexible thus pinching together) the cars pile up on one side (the lumbar pops up, crunching together).
Just like on the road there are many ways to cause bridge closures that block traffic.
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Adults who couldn't get their matric certificates get second chance
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- A group of adults were recently able to get their matric qualifications, thanks to an initiative called #Matric4Madiba
- All those who received the opportunity were unable to previously complete their high school careers due to finances or difficult circumstances
- The adults will be able to achieve more, with the right qualifications under their belts
Thanks to an organisation called Matric Works, an initiative called #Matric4Madiba is giving 15 Gauteng adults who were previously unable to get their matric qualification, a second chance.
According to Media Works, the 15 Gauteng winners of this year's #Matric4Madiba initiative were all unable to matriculate do to financial constraints or other personal difficulties.
Jackie Carroll, the co-founder and CEO of Media Works, explained that this is an important moment for the winners, as it means that more doors will be opened for them in the future, once they have their matric qualification.
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"By taking part in and winning #Matric4Madiba, these 15 adults each have a key to unlocking a brighter future for themselves by getting a matric. In South Africa, the fact is that a matric certificate is a passport to improving your job and education opportunities. It's now up to these adults to make the most of this opportunity," Carroll said.
Briefly.co.za discovered that one of the winners, 55-year-old Cendy Molongoana, wants to pursue her dream of becoming a doctor once she has completed her matric.
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"I passed my Grade 11 with high marks in Biology and Science and I've always wanted to be a doctor. But owing to family and financial difficulties, I didn't have the opportunity to finish my matric. I still have visions of becoming a doctor; I want to realise this dream," Molongoana gushed.
Another one of the winners, 30-year-old Tsheka Sindisiwe, explained that she had realised the importance of an education for young adults in South Africa.
"Let us stand up and prove that we are really proud of Tata Madiba and do as he said: that is, to lead the country with education. The gift of education is so important and no one can take it away from you. Together we can make a difference in our country," Sindiswe proudly stated.
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4. Respond positively to requests from your partner. Try to say yes when your partner asks something of you: "Yes, I love to do that.. I'm in the middle of something ..How about in 30 min?
15. Shower one another with compliments, acknowledgments, validation, and praise. We receive a lot of criticism outside our homes, at least while we are at home let's make each other feel Kings and Queens of your castle. Don't look down unless you are trying to lift each other up. Remember that Shared sorrow is half sorrow, while shared joy is double joy!
"Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and right doing, there is a field; I'll meet you there."
"The whole world is a door of liberation, but people are unwilling to enter it!"


Second pre-wedding shoot of the day today and I've driven the short distance from Loch Lomond into Glasgow, the University of Glasgow to be precise, here to meet up with Laura & Ian. The guys are actually getting married here next month and then moving on to Oran Mor for their reception, so we thought it would be a great opportunity not only to do the pre-wedding shoot, but also talk about the schedule and photography requirements for their wedding day as well.
The University is a fantastic venue for photography. No wedding images here would be complete without making use of the stunning cloisters, and I don't think the pre-wedding images look too bad either :-). You really are spoilt for choice here with the locations that could be used – in fact, all the images we took below were all taken within a short distance of each other in and around the main quadrangle, but I'm absolutely certain there's a ton more to be discovered in the other areas of the campus as well. And then of course there's the views across the way to the Kelvingrove Art Museum…beautiful!
Anyway, I could go on…but I won't (thank goodness I hear you say). Here's a selection of my fave images from the shoot. The full set can be found in the online gallery (password required). If you like these, please do leave a comment at the foot of the post, as it's great to know what you all think.


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Al Baraha
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Al Baraha is one of the activities of the Ministry of Culture and Sports, which aims at activating the communication between the members of the society among themselves, based on culture and sport as a quality association that achieves the vitality of social cohesion. The idea is to use the gardens, beaches and squares in Al Furjan culturally and sportively, which gathers the people of Al Furjan, at the same time, people of the region know each other The first activities of Al-Baraha started on Thursday, November 2, 2017, in the "new Saleta Park", near the Tareq Bin Ziyad Secondary School for Boys, which lasted three days. The event will then be held in different locations in the country in alternate way between the parks in all areas of the country, during the weekly holiday, which attracts the families of the frij in this "Baraha", through the events established. This project is closely related to the history of Qatar and its past and the vision of the ministry towards a "conscious society with an authentic sense of body", and very much in Furjan, which was still embracing the people of the single frij, which is a return to one of the established Qatari customs and traditions. This project is one of the values of networking among members of the Qatari community. It will revive the authentic past between the current generation and consolidate these meanings, values and culture in the sons of the next generation. The project also aims to promote sports values such as: positive competition, cooperation and building teams for work and time management, in addition to discovering the various talents of different segments of the neighborhood and developing them morally, artistically and culturally through workshops and scientific and technical activities and sports, and provide a traditional atmosphere for the elderly to entertain them as seeks to create a spirit of initiative in the categories of children and young people, which enhances their confidence and connects them with values of achievement and patriotism.
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(video) Aldous Huxley Interviewed by Mike Wallace – May, 1958
9/11 and the Academic Community
Visibility 9-11 Covers Some of the 200+ Smoking Guns of 9-11 Found in the Mainstream Media
9/11 Free Fall 2/26/15: Jeremy Sagan
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(audio) George Flynn of Words of Freedom interview Kevin Ryan and Shari Bernson of Colorado Public Television
Dr. David Leifer, University of Sydney Architect Publicly Questions 9-11
On Friday 29th June John Bursill spoke by phone with a several staff members of the Faculty of Architecture, University of Sydney. The purpose of John's call was to share information and ask for opinions from appropriately qualified professionals about the compelling evidence which shows that the three sky scraper collapses in New York which occurred on the 11th September 2001 were deliberate demolitions rather than merely the unfortunate consequence of the impact of fuel-laden jet airliners.
Among those John spoke with is Dr. David Leifer, Senior Lecturer and Coordinator of the Facilities Management Program. Dr. Leifer expressed his agreement with one of the central claims of the 9/11 Truth Movement, namely that the manner in which the WTC towers collapsed, does not accord with the official explanation endorsed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) of a purely gravity driven collapse initiated by structural failure. Dr. Leifer later confirmed his views in an email to John, which we present below:
The frequently repeated TV images of the aircraft slamming into the World Trade Centre overwhelmed any thoughtful response. Naturally, the collapse of the buildings was attributable to this traumatic event.
It was only later when pictures emerged showing the inappropriate damage to the Pentagon – reported to have been caused by a large aircraft crashing through several layers of external wall – that professional doubt was aroused in my mind. Thereafter, The fall of the World Trade Center video showed the side of one tower 'unzipping' along one side of a damaged floor. My knowledge of structure and dynamics told me that unless the other sides simultaneously 'unzipped' there was no way that the tower would have 'pancaked' onto it's own footprint: it should surely have toppled outwards. That both towers did the same was just too improbable to be plausible.
Hence I am anxious to learn what really happened.
You may add this to your web page if you think it suitable.
David Leifer.
Dr. Leifer's staff page at University of Sydney.Dr. Leifer is a member of Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth.
Visibility 9-11 Welcomes Ralph Schoenman
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Visibility 9-11 Welcomes Attorney James Gourley
This week Visibility 9-11 welcomes attorney James Gourley, author of the Request for Correction petition to the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST). NIST's
9-11; Historical Precedence
This week Michael covers the historical precedence of a 9-11 style, false flag terror event in America. Using the PowerPoint presentation he prepared for their
Visibility 9-11 Welcomes Three Shoes Posse
This episode of Visibility 9-11 features an interview with Jerry and Deborah Stevens and Patterson Martin of the band Three Shoes Posse. Drawing on many
Visibility 9-11- An Important Discussion on 9-11 Information
On this, the 5th anniversary of the September 11th attacks, Michael discusses the importance of being well informed as a new activist for 9-11 truth.
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Cardiff Council want to make Cardiff a more walkable city. We are working with them to understand the issues that people face when walking in their neighbourhood. For example, what barriers they face or what experience they have.
From the 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th of August we will be engaging people in the west and east of Cardiff in a conversation about the things they like and don't like about walking in their neighbourhood. These are the main locations and times but we will also be walking between locations in order to speak to more people.
These maps show the areas the consultation will be focussing on - click for larger version.
If you're out and about, keep an eye out for our flags and come over to say hello.
We are also interested in the views of other people living in Cardiff. You can also share your view by completing the short survey below. We look forward to hearing from you!
If you are unable to see the survey below, please scroll down to the comment at the bottom of the page where you will have an option to email us directly.
3. Is your neighbourhood a good place to walk around?
3a. If you answered yes or no, can you let us know why?
5. What is the most important issue you would change to make walking in your neighbourhood better?
6. Do you have any other comments?


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The sling features an expansion system whereby you can unzip the front and increase your storage space by 30% with the insert inside. Removing the insert entirely gives you 50% more space for clothing, phone, keys and other needed items for your adventure. Full access to the contents is via a full length zipper that runs along the top of the sling.
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Murray and Spelman (Financial Services) Limited
Murray and Spelman (Financial Services) Limited was set up on Tuesday the 18th of October 2005. Their current partial address is Galway, and the company status is Normal. The company's current directors have been the director of 16 other Irish companies between them; 2 of which are now closed. Murray and Spelman (Financial Services) Limited has 2 shareholders.
Company Name: Murray and Spelman (Financial Services) Limited
Company Address: Galway Financial Services Centre,
Galway Ireland,
Co. Galway,Galway,Ireland
Key Executive: Mr McKeogh
Mr McKeogh is a Company Director of Murray and Spelman (Financial Services) Limited since 2005
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For folks whose lives are perfectly matched to Google's mold, Android is the ultimate enabler for the mobile lifestyle. Suddenly, attending a boring event such as a wedding for people you barely know has become free time to check on fellow "Team Jacob" fans through e-mail, calendar items, and Google Maps. However, though the Android OS has default connections to most of Google's main offerings, it doesn't cover Documents. One can see why: Plenty of app developers have tried with little success, and GDocs only adds to the quagmire.
It isn't an ambitious app, nor does it intend to be. The index presents files as a singular list, but you can sort them via folders as well as by date and title. Search scans only titles, rather than entire files. For documents, you're limited to Android's text input, writing as you would normal text messages--with no styles, no text sizes, and no frills.
The rest of the applications default to Android's Web browser, sometimes asking you to log in again though Google, and often leaving files open after you close out of GDocs. Presentations are viewable but not editable. Editing a cell in a spreadsheet is akin to filling out a Web form. Anything outside of a document, spreadsheet, or presentation loads as a blank document.
Obviously, no one plans to write the Great American Novel on their phone, tapping it out letter by letter--even with Swype technology. Editing is still an arduous task, as Android's text input is built to type things like "Where R U?" to friends, rather than rearranging a paragraph.
Fortunately, in version 0.8.13 the developer WildArt fixed the broken-upload issue that rendered version 0.8.12 nearly useless.
GDocs is most effective as a simple viewer and an even more basic editor. Perhaps it is somewhat useful for making a grocery list and ticking off progress, jotting down impulsive ideas you'll never reference again, or writing very concise stories. For anything extensive, you should haul a laptop along.


According to the Panthers Twitter page, Jeremy Shockey will not make the trip to Detroit to face the Lions this Sunday.
Fantasy Advice: This is an interesting situation because it will ultimately remove the Panthers' double tight end sets, but what they replace it with is anybody' guess here. Steve Smith is the only true wide-out on this team which obviously suggests his work load will increase probably in more three-wide sets, as will fellow TE Greg Olsen, but I believe Smith will perform better under defensive focus than Olsen will. Also, you could see a better-than-usual day from Jonathan Stewart both on the ground and as the primary passing back.


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Map of the Abandoned Rails of The Plainville Branch
The Plainville Branch
Salina to Oakley, KS
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The first vestige of this abandoned railway line was built between Salina and Plainville by the Salina, Lincoln and Western Railway in 1886. At the same time, in western Kansas, the Oakley and Colby Railroad built a short 21-mile railway line connecting those two cities. The remainder was built two years later by the Lincoln and Colorado Railroad, thereby linking all three railroads together to form one continuous railway between Salina with Oakley. This was an important link as it connected "eastern" Kansas with "western" Kansas, allowing people and lucrative commerce to travel back and forth in the state. All three railroads came under Union Pacific Railroad's purview in 1898, who renamed the entire line the Plainville Branch.
Despite this railway being an important link for UP for nearly 100 years, a washout in 1993 between Salina and Plainville rendered the line severed, which UP determined was too costly to fix and therefore abandoned that portion of the line two years later. The rest of the line suffered the same fate in 1998.
Today, only a small portion of the line in Colby is still active.


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COREY TAYLOR, ROBB FLYNN To Discuss 'Roadrunner United' DVD On BRUCE DICKINSON's Radio Show
SLIPKNOT/STONE SOUR vocalist Corey Taylor and MACHINE HEAD's Robb Flynn will be IRON MAIDEN frontman Bruce Dickinson's guests on December 19 during Bruce's weekly BBC 6 Music radio program, dubbed "The Bruce Dickinson Friday Rock Show". Listen to the broadcast live via the Internet between 9:00 p.m. and 12:00 a.m. (midnight) U.K. time at
GENE SIMMONS On Canada's 'The Hour'; Video Available
KISS bassist/vocalist Gene Simmons was the featured guest on "The Hour" with host George Stroumboulopoulos last night (Thursday, November 27). The 17-minute segment, which aired on CBC in Canada, is available for viewing below. Gene Simmons has told Jane Stevenson of Canada's Sun Media that the veteran glam rockers are writing songs for ...
SCOTT WEILAND Live In Hollywood; Video Available
STONE TEMPLE PILOTS/ex-VELVET REVOLVER singer Scott Weiland celebrated the release of his sophomore solo album, "Happy In Galoshes", by making an appearance at the Virgin Megastore in Hollywood, California this past Monday (November 24). Scott performed live in the Hollywood & Highland courtyard, and followed it up by taking part in a CD-signing at the ...
HANOI ROCKS Frontman On BRUCE DICKINSON's Radio Show; Audio Available
Vocalist Michael Monroe of the Finnish rock legends HANOI ROCKS was IRON MAIDEN frontman Bruce Dickinson's guest earlier tonight (Friday, November 28) during Bruce's weekly BBC 6 Music radio program, dubbed "The Bruce Dickinson Friday Rock Show". The program is now available for streaming at BBC.co.uk. Following HANOI ROCKS' recent announcement that they ...
NOMINON: In Writing Mode
Swedish death metallers NOMINON have issued the following update: "For now, we're more or less only concentrating on writing new riffs and stuff for the fourth album that we do plan to record sometime during 2009. We have a few songs already written, but still there is a bit of arranging to take care of ...
TWISTED SISTER: 'I'll Be Home For Christmas' Video Featuring LITA FORD Available
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Dee Snider, radio personality and lead singer for the legendary '80s rock group TWISTED SISTER recently teamed up with March of Dimes to fight for all babies — those born healthy and those who need help to survive and thrive — by auctioning a motorcycle autographed by Snider. The auction, which ended on ...
LACUNA COIL: Vienna Footage Available
Fan-filmed video footage of LACUNA COIL's November 26, 2008 concert at Gasometer in Vienna, Austria can be viewed below (clips uploaded by "Codemned"). LACUNA COIL spent a couple of months this past fall recording a new studio album in Los Angeles with producer Don Gilmore, who has previously worked with LINKIN PARK, TRAPT, AVRIL LAVIGNE, ...
SEVENTH ANGEL: Footage From Norway's NORDIC FEST Available
Video footage of the reformed British metal band SEVENTH ANGEL performing the song "Forbidden Desires" at the Nordic Fest 2008, which was held November 14-16 at Sub Scene in Oslo, Norway, can be viewed below. SEVENTH ANGEL is currently working on a new, as-yet-untitled studio album for a 2009 release. The band's first recording in ...
ALL ENDS: New Bassist Announced
ALL ENDS — the Swedish hard rock band featuring Emma Gelotte (sister of IN FLAMES guitarist Björn Gelotte) and Tinna Karlsdotter on vocals, Fredrik Johansson (DIMENSION ZERO, IN FLAMES' "The Jester Race" album) and Peter Mårdklint (EMBRACED, TENEBRE) on guitar, along with Josef Skanås on drums — has announced the addition of bassist Anders Janfalk ...


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Q: Kill external process started by batch file on Windows from within Python script My program executes a specific script, after which it creates a process via Popen method by executing a .bat (batch) file.
The .bat file, in turn, executes another .exe file. The problem for me arises when I am trying to simply run p.kill() to terminate the .exe file process .bat file has started.
Instead of terminating all the processes, it just tries to kill the .bat file process, but not the .exe file's process that .bat file has created.
Is there a way for me to specifically kill the .exe process?
UPD: It seems like .bat file creates a separate .exe process which I cannot simply end with p.kill(), since it has different pid from the .bat's file process.
I tried killing it with running os.system("taskkill /F /im process.exe"), but it didn't touch the .exe process. Surprisingly, running the same taskkill command in the console did kill it.

A: I managed to solve the issue by running the subprocess.call("taskkill /F /im process.exe").
I am not sure why os.system didn't work in the first place, perhaps it's due to its outdated nature. Hopefully, it helps those who will encounter a similar issue!

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Home Politics At least 12 GOP senators to challenge Biden's win
At least 12 GOP senators to challenge Biden's win
Burgess Everett
Nearly a quarter of Senate Republicans are officially preparing to challenge President-elect Joe Biden's Electoral College win on Jan. 6, a stunning development that demonstrates just how far some in the GOP will go to align themselves with President Donald Trump's flailing claims that the election was stolen from him.
Eleven more Republican senators announced Saturday they will challenge Biden's election victory next week when Congress gathers to certify the Electoral College vote. The movement is led by Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), who circulated the idea among Senate Republicans of voting against certification of the election unless there's an election audit.
"We intend to vote on January 6 to reject the electors from disputed states as not 'regularly given' and 'lawfully certified,'" the senators said. "Unless and until that emergency 10-day audit is completed."
The 11 senators' efforts are separate from Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.), who was the first senator to announce he would join with House Republicans to object to the certification of the election results. Hawley responded to the new objectors on Saturday, saying he hopes "many more will listen to their constituents and act."
The building support for efforts to vote against Biden's win in Congress has created a major rift in the GOP. Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) was among the Republicans who punched back Saturday at the movement within his party, which in part centers around attacks on how the election was conducted in his own state. Toomey said the effort by Hawley and Cruz "directly undermines" the ability of people to elect their own leaders.
Late Saturday night, Hawley responded to what he called "shameless personal attacks" and said the debate over the election should occur on the Senate floor not in conference calls or press releases.
"We should avoid putting words into each other's mouths and making unfounded claims about the intentions of our fellow senators. I never claim to speak for another senator, but I do speak for my constituents when they raise legitimate concerns about issues as important as the fairness of our elections," Hawley said in a Saturday evening message sent to the Senate GOP conference.
The effort to vote against Biden's electoral win is opposed by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), though the GOP leadership is not whipping against the effort to prevent the certification of Biden as president. In the House, as many as 140 Republicans have indicated they may vote against certifying Biden's Electoral College win.
Biden's win will be certified by majorities in the Democratic House and Republican Senate, however, as enough GOP senators have already said they will oppose efforts to object to the election results. The question, though, is how many might eventually sign on: Many Republican senators have not indicated yet how they will vote.
In a statement released Saturday, Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) said she would "vote to affirm the 2020 presidential election." Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) called the move "an egregious ploy" that "dangerously threatens our Democratic Republic."
And Toomey, who is retiring, said that "allegations of fraud by a losing campaign cannot justify overturning an election." He said Trump's loss in his state stemmed from Trump's narrower margins in rural Pennsylvania and Trump's decline in suburban support.
Hawley, in his response to Toomey, said the state's mail ballots had not been litigated sufficiently. The two have also been at odds over $2,000 stimulus checks, which Hawley supports and Toomey opposes.
"No one has mounted a substantive defense of the state law under which the November election was conducted. And contrary to Senator Toomey's claims, no court has ruled on the merits of this question. These are very serious irregularities, on a very large scale, in a presidential election," Hawley said in the message to the 52-member conference.
In a statement on Saturday afternoon, the 11 current and incoming GOP senators led by Cruz said they intended to reject the electors from states where they claimed "unprecedented allegations of voter fraud, violations and lax enforcement of election law" arose until a 10-day audit of the election results in each state has been completed.
"Voter fraud has posed a persistent challenge in our elections, although its breadth and scope are disputed," the group said. "By any measure, the allegations of fraud and irregularities in the 2020 election exceed any in our lifetimes."
The group of Republicans insisted their effort wasn't an attempt to thwart Biden or overturn the election, but rather aimed to protect "election integrity." Likewise, Hawley said he was not trying to overturn the election.
The new faction of GOP lawmakers includes Sens. Marsha Blackburn (Tenn.), Mike Braun (Ind.), Cruz (Texas), Steve Daines (Mont.), Ron Johnson (Wis.), John Kennedy (La.) and James Lankford (Okla.), as well as Sen.-elects Bill Hagerty (Tenn.), Cynthia Lummis (Wyo.), Roger Marshall (Kan.) and Tommy Tuberville (Ala.).
Lankford, Johnson and Kennedy are all up for reelection in 2022, and the vote will effectively become a wedge issue within the Republican Party. Republicans who vote against Trump and allow the certification of Biden's election could find themselves with primary challenges. Trump has already endorsed a primary challenge to Senate Majority Whip John Thune (R-S.D.).
Trump signaled his approval of the senators' move in a series of tweets later Saturday. And Marc Short, Vice President Mike Pence's chief of staff, said Vice President Mike Pence "welcomes the efforts of members of the House and Senate to use the authority they have under the law to raise objections and bring forward evidence."
But many Republicans say the effort to challenge the election results doesn't make a ton of sense.
"There's good constitutional and other legal grounds to say: You had your day in court, 60 different lawsuits in state courts, you had a chance to appeal those to the Supreme Court, and as I read the law once a state certifies its electoral vote its conclusive," said Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) in an interview on Friday.
But the 11 GOP senators said the courts should have examined the issue more closely: "Ideally, the courts would have heard evidence and resolved these claims of serious election fraud. Twice, the Supreme Court had the opportunity to do so; twice, the Court declined."
Gabby Orr and Evan Semones contributed to this report.
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Cape La Croix Creek is a stream in Cape Girardeau County in the U.S. state of Missouri. It is a tributary of the Mississippi River.

The stream headwaters arise at  and it flows south passing through the eastern and southern portions of Cape Girardeau to its confluence with the Mississippi River at .

In 1699, Fathers Montigny, Davion and St. Cosme, French missionaries, erected a cross where this stream entered the Mississippi and prayed that this might be the beginning of Christianity among the Indians. The stream has ever since been known as Cape La Croix Creek. Cape La Croix is a rock island in the Mississippi River where the cross was erected.

See also
List of rivers of Missouri

References

Rivers of Cape Girardeau County, Missouri
Rivers of Missouri

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Domask hits winner, Benson scores 24 in win for So. Illinois
Feb. 8, 2020 at 8:06 pm
CARBONDALE, Ill. (AP) — Marcus Domask scored the last three points of the game, including the winning jumper as time expired and Southern Illinois defeated Missouri State 68-66 on Saturday night.
Domask made the first but missed the second free throw, tying the game at 66 with 37 seconds left. Missouri State missed two long jumpers on its ensuing possession and Southern Illinois called timeout after grabbing the second rebound with four seconds remaining.
Domask took a long inbound pass from Ronnie Suggs, turned into a double-team and hit a 17-footer for the winning points.
Domask's shot overshadowed a career-high 24 points from Barret Benson as Southern Illinois stretched its winning streak to seven games.
Domask finished with 18 points for Southern Illinois (15-10, 9-3 Missouri Valley Conference).
Josh Hall had 17 points and seven rebounds for the Bears (11-14, 5-7). Gaige Prim added 16 points. Tulio Da Silva had 12 points and 12 rebounds.
Southern Illinois plays at Valparaiso on Wednesday. Missouri State plays Drake at home on Wednesday.


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Q: pos_hint does not move custom widget in FloatLayout kivy I'm trying to setup a day and month display.
In the planner.kv file I can't get the Telldate child widget to work with pos_hint in FloatLayout but it seems to be working fine with Button.
I'm not sure if i've set up FloatLayout properly or if I'm going about it in the wrong way.
I understand that Telldate is a custom widget and a child widget when inside FloatLayout unless I'm wrong about that.
Everything else is working as intended
main.py
from kivy.app import App
from kivy.uix.widget import Widget
from kivy.properties import ObjectProperty
from time import strftime
from kivy.uix.floatlayout import FloatLayout
from kivy.uix.label import Label

class Telldate(Widget):
   todayday = ObjectProperty('')

   def __init__(self,*args, **kwargs):
       super().__init__(*args, **kwargs)
       self.todayday= strftime('%A')

class PlannerApp(App):
    pass

if __name__ == '__main__':
    PlannerApp().run()

planner.kv
<Telldate>:
    Button:
        size:(50,50)
        text:self.parent.todayday

FloatLayout:
    Button:
        text: 'ay'
        size_hint:(None,None)
        pos_hint: { 'x': 0.5, 'y': 0.8}

    Telldate:
        size_hint:(None,None)
        pos_hint: { 'x': 0.5, 'y': 0.8}

I'm using python V3.6.2 and Kivy v1.10.0 with IDLE V3.6.2
Thanks for your patience!
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using
class Telldate(FloatLayout):

instead of
class Telldate(Widget):

allows me to set hint_size because i'm now inheriting FloatLayout properties and not widget properties but still doesn't allow hint_pos to be set.
The rest of the code is still the same.

A: So what I learnt was that widgets don't inherit properties of layouts which is where my troubles began with Telldate(Widget), i found this in the documentations for widget.
Using Telldate(FloatLayout) instead and calling(not sure if the right terminology) the class Telldate via <Telldate> into kivy solved my issue.
And then creating FloatLayout for whenever I want to call a custom widget as in the .kv file
planner.kv
<Tellday@Label>:

    size:(50,50)

<Telldate>:
    FloatLayout:
        Tellday:
            size_hint:( None,None)
            text: self.parent.parent.todayday
            pos_hint:{'top': 0.5,'right':0.5}

main.py
from kivy.app import App
from kivy.uix.widget import Widget
from kivy.properties import ObjectProperty
from time import strftime
from kivy.uix.floatlayout import FloatLayout
from kivy.uix.anchorlayout import AnchorLayout

from kivy.uix.label import Label
from kivy.uix.button import Button
from kivy.lang import Builder

class Telldate(FloatLayout):
   todayday= ObjectProperty('')
 #  todaymonth = ObjectProperty('')

   def __init__(self,*args, **kwargs):
       super().__init__(*args, **kwargs)
       self.todayday=strftime('%A')

       self.todayday= strftime('%A')
     #  self.todaymonth= strftime('%b')

class PlannerApp(App):

       def build(self):
         return Telldate()
if __name__ == '__main__':
    PlannerApp().run()

hope this helps someone!


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The UK craft beer industry has grown exponentially in recent years, and is now, more than ever, under increasing pressure as it faces price rises and major uncertainty. Ahead of the Budget next week, we are once again calling for support from the Government in the form of a cut in beer duty, which will be a step in the right direction for our industry.
The nation is lacking any real clarity on Brexit and currently the only thing that seems certain is price rises. The brewing industry is one of the remaining manufacturing bases in the UK, when you add to this the wealth of job creation that exists across the large breweries and the estimated 1,424 small breweries you begin to recognise the major economic value of the beer and pub industries in this country. Our concern is that if further pressure is put on our industry, as well as the foodservice and hospitality industries – without any real support from the Government – it will make it incredibly difficult for us to thrive and innovate into the future.


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Launch of H-IIA F40 with IBUKI-2 and KhalifaSat aboard
National Research and Development Agency
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. and JAXA hereby announce the launch of the H-IIA Launch Vehicle No. 40 (H-IIA F40). H-IIA F40 will carry aboard JAXA's Second Greenhouse Gases Observing Satellite "IBUKI-2" (GOSAT-2) and KhalifaSat, a remote sensing Earth observation satellite, developed by the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC) in the United Arab Emirates. MBRSC is a Dubai government organization. Below is the launch schedule.
Utilizing its launch oversufficiency, the H-IIA F40 launch will provide launch opportunities for five small satellites as auxiliary payloads.
Launch Date: October 29, 2018
Launch Window: 1:08 p.m. through 1:20 p.m., Japan Standard Time (JST)
Reserved Launch Period: October 30 through November 30, 2018
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Foran Ruled Out for 2017 Rugby League World Cup
Kieran Foran will not be able to represent New Zealand in the upcoming Rugby League World Cup.
The Warrior five-eighth has been struggling through injuries for quite some time and never lived up to his potential in the Telstra 2017 NRL Premiership competition. Foran has at least two issues, his back has been balky and his quadriceps injuries need time to heal.
Rugby players, between league, international and interstate play, not to mention code hopping, have some of the heaviest workloads of any athlete participating in team sports. Even though, at the top ranks of professional sports, most of the top athletes work at their trade the year round, rugby players are constantly competing, whereas the others have at least some period of weeks or months that do not involve constant contact, hitting and tackling.
Kiwis Coach David Kidwell has been in touch with Foran and has been kept apprised of Foran's physical condition.
In Foran's place, Te Maire Martin of the North Queensland Cowboys is likely to fill in during the World Cup tournament, but Thomas Leuluai of the Wigan Warriors could receive some consideration. He would move from hooker, in which case Issac Luke or Danny Levi could be slotted at hooker.
It appears that Foran's absence will not return Benji Marshall, but Kodi Nikorima is considered another option for the halves.
Foran told The Sunday Telegraph that he tore his quadriceps muscle during the recently concluded NRL season, and his inability to lift the Warriors was tough on Warriors fans, as well as on Foran himself.
Foran bolted the Parramatta Eels following just nine games there in 2016, but he made his name in 147 games with the Manly Sea Eagles. He is headed to Canterbury Bulldogs for 2018, but it would seem that, even though he is just 27 years of age, his best days as a saviour for a struggling club are behind him.
The announcement gives the Kiwi selectors a month remaining between now and their first game against Samoa at Mount Smart Stadium.
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ALCOAST 244/18 - JUL 2018 FOUNDATION FOR COAST GUARD HISTORY (FCGH) AWARDS
U.S. Coast Guard sent this bulletin at 07/05/2018 03:43 PM EDT
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SUBJ: FOUNDATION FOR COAST GUARD HISTORY (FCGH) AWARDS
1. The Foundation for Coast Guard History has announced the winners of the 2017 FCGH awards. There
were a number of exceptional nominations this year, making the selections challenging.
2. Unit Awards.
A. Large Unit Award. The winner of the large unit award is CGC HAMILTON (WMSL 753). The
widespread usage of the cutter's public Facebook page to post pictures, videos, and share articles posted
by other agencies reached over 22,000 people and generated 1,100 followers in 2017. The unit's Eight
Bells Video contest-winning video generated over 3,800 views and 179 likes on YouTube, and 54,000
views and 1,200 likes on Facebook. The cutter honored the 75th anniversary of the sinking of CGC
ALEXANDER HAMILTON (WPG 34) with a ceremony that included a representative from the families of
the sailors lost in the sinking. During Fleet Week New York City 2017, the cutter hosted a wreath laying
ceremony at Alexander Hamilton's grave at Trinity Church. The crew hosted 4,500 visitors during 2017 on
tours focusing on the history of the unit and strengthened ties with the Alexander Hamilton Society and
the Alexander Hamilton Awareness Society, as well as descendants of Alexander Hamilton.
B. Small Unit Award. The winner of the small unit award is CGC JOHN MCCORMICK (WPC 1121).
The cutter's commissioning crew made efforts to cement a strong bond with the ships sponsor, Mrs. Linda
Jarmer, John McCormick's granddaughter, and the rest of his extended family. The crew ensured that the
family was heavily involved in the creation of the ships crest, ultimately picking a design and motto that
reflected the family's wishes to honor his legacy. After giving the Jarmer family a tour of the ship in Key
West, Florida, the crew met with them aboard the decommissioned CGC INGHAM, a celebrated cutter
that served from 1936-1988 and is now a museum in Key West. CGC INGHAM is the same ship upon
which Boatswain McCormick was awarded his Gold Lifesaving Medal in November 1938. The crew
coordinated a port visit to Astoria, Oregon as most of John McCormick's extended family lives in Oregon.
Astoria is also near the site of his heroic rescue just inside the Columbia River Bar, so the crew
coordinated with Station Cape Disappointment to arrange a ceremonial passing of the site of the rescue.
The cutter carefully timed its crossing of the Columbia River Bar to meet with two vessels from Station
Cape Disappointment, the TRIUMPH II, a rendition of the original TRIUMPH that John McCormick
coxswained during his heroic rescue, as family members watched from a 47-foot Motor Lifeboat. CAPT
Ole Olsen, USCG retired, the grandson of Chief Motor Machinist Mate Albert L. Olsen, a shipmate of
Boatswain McCormick who served with him during the historic 1938 rescue, did the ship the honor of
raising the commissioning pennant. The crew continued corresponding with the family and others through
the creation of a quarterly newsletter.
3. The FCGH also recognizes individuals who have made important contributions in preserving and
presenting the U.S. Coast Guards rich and varied heritage. The following individual is the recipient of this
year's Heritage Award for Achievement.
A. CDR William McKinstry. The Coast Guard Historian requested CDR McKinstry serve as a member
of the Fast Response Cutter (FRC) Naming Tiger Team to assist in the identification and location of
relatives of personnel who were under consideration as possible FRC namesakes. He volunteered
to serve on this team and located numerous relatives who have participated and attended various
commissioning ceremonies nationwide. As lead investigator for the Coast Guard Atlantic Area Historian,
he used research skills to glean valuable information regarding FRC namesakes and other subjects of
Coast Guard historical interest. He quickly completed research and spoke to several surviving family
members to ensure their participation during future FRC commissioning ceremonies. His efforts led to
enhancement of Coast Guard personnel awareness of Coast Guard history service-wide. His research
also led to discovery of several famous enlisted members of the Coast Guard that have been added to
the list of influential Coast Guard personnel on Coast Guard Historians website.
4. The FCGH also recognizes individuals and teams who have made important contributions in
preserving and presenting the U.S. Coast Guards rich and varied heritage through multimedia projects.
The following individuals are the recipients of the Multimedia Award.
A. ETCM Bill Dietz, USCG (Ret.) and ETCS Joe Jester, USCG (Ret.). ETCM Dietz and ETCS Jester
expended considerable volunteer hours over many years chronicling the history of the Coast Guard's
involvement with the LOng RAnge Navigation (LORAN) system, primarily through their "Loran-History
Info" website: http://www.loran-history.info. Using video, photographs, oral histories, and more, they have brought light to a very important, but little known, element of Coast Guard History. The website provides details on more than 200 USCG units involved in the development, implementation, support, and operations of the various incarnations of LORAN from the early 1940s until today, including location,
equipment types, transmission frequencies, station designations, testing and operational dates, and much
more. Each site has a listing of personnel assigned, documents related to the station, photographs, and
personal stories of those assigned to the station.
5. Congratulations to all award recipients and nominees for your incredible efforts to preserve our history
and heritage. The Foundation for Coast Guard History was formed on August 4, 1999, as a nonprofit
organization. Its objectives are to provide support for the U.S. Coast Guard Historian, encourage studies
relating to the history of our service, and accord recognition to individuals and organizations that
contribute to the goals of the FCGH. Inquiries and suggestions should be forwarded to the Foundation for
Coast Guard History via its website: http://www.fcgh.org.
7. RDML Melissa Bert, Director of Governmental and Public Affairs, sends.
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Academic scholarships reward outstanding achievement in a specific discipline (e.g. commerce, psychology, etc.). Scholarships are offered in each major term (Fall, Winter, Spring).
Award Type: Scholarship
Value: $1,200 CAD each
Currently Processing Nominations for: Fall 2022 term
Nomination Deadline: December 31, 2022
Recipients Announced: January 10, 2023
Subject Rotations:
Fall term (award given in Winter):
Norman Swartz Philosophy Scholarship
English Scholarship
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Computing Science Scholarship
Film Scholarship
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History Scholarship
Chemistry Scholarship
EAP Scholarship*
Psychology Scholarship
Communications Scholarship
*Students enrolled in EASL 068 – ENGL 099 (excluding UPRE 099) may be considered for the EAP Scholarship. Credit requirement waived for EAP scholarships only.
Spring term (award given in Fall):
Physics Scholarship
Sociology Scholarship
Peter Kennedy Economics Scholarship
Math Scholarship
French Scholarship
Academic excellence within the respective subject area;
Strong attendance record within the respective subject area;
Cumulative GPA of 2.67 in a minimum of 9 credits
Nominations: Students are nominated by their instructor immediately after final grades are entered in a term. Each instructor can nominate multiple students in each course section. Nomination is voluntary.
Selection Committee: The Regular Instructors within each subject area convene, according to the scheduled rotation of subject area awards, to form the selection committees in a given term. In cases where there is only one Regular Instructor for that subject area (e.g., HIST), s/he should consult with the SASC member. In EAP, the Department Head is always included in the Committee.
In addition to our internal Scholarships at Alexander College we are also committed to student success by connecting students to external scholarships– please see below a list of external scholarships. To check for the eligibility requirements, make sure to review the website through the links below. The requirements mentioned below are not an exhaustive list. We have also included if the application is essay based, nomination or standard form.
P.S: The deadlines may change, for regularly updated information, please visit the respective website.
Ayn Rand – Atlas Shrugged Scholarship
The Ayn Rand Institute has hosted annual essay contests on Ayn Rand's fiction since 1985. The Atlas Shrugged essay contest is open to all high school, college, and graduate students worldwide.
Application Type: Essay
Prize:
1st Place – $10,000
2nd Place – $2500
3rd Place – $500
Finalists – $100
Semi Finalists – $50
Deadline: November 7th
Website: https://aynrand.org/students/essay-contests/#tab-3-atlas-shrugged-overview
BC Excellence Scholarships
There are 55 BC Excellence Scholarships available to recognize well-rounded B.C. graduates. You must be nominated by your secondary school in order to apply for this scholarship. Only one student from each school may be nominated.
Application Type: School Nomination
Prize: $5000
Deadline: Opening late Fall 2022 and Fall 2023
https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/education-training/k-12/support/scholarships/provincial-scholarships/bc-excellence-scholarships
CAEL Scholarship
The Canadian Academic English Language (CAEL) is a test accepted by universities and colleges across Canada and has been proudly supporting international students with scholarships for 2 international students every year.
Application Type: CAEL test + Essay Submission
Prize: $4000 scholarship for international students and $2000 in runner up prizes
Deadline: June 1st, 2023
www.cael.ca/scholarships
Canada-ASEAN Scholarships and Educational Exchanges for Development
An EduCanada scholarship is offered to students who are citizens of an ASEAN member state and are enrolled in a full-time post-secondary institution. EduCanada is a government of Canada website for international students that are looking to study in Canada.
Application Type: Application sent on behalf of student by institution
Prize: CAD 10,200 for college, undergraduate or graduate students (Master's and PhD) for a minimum of four months or one academic term of study or research;
CAD 15,900 for undergraduate and college students for a period of eight months or two academic terms of study or research.
Deadline: Closed for the 2022-2023 academic year
https://www.educanada.ca/scholarships-bourses/can/institutions/asean-anase.aspx?lang=eng
Centennial Scholars Entrance Award to UBC
The centennial scholars award is an award presented to students who are Canadian citizens, permanent residents or are a protected person and are applying to study at UBC. The program is in place to support applicants who demonstrate a financial need.
Application Type: Application Form + UBC Application
Prize: Up to $80,000
Deadline: December 1st, 2022
https://you.ubc.ca/financial-planning/scholarships-awards-canadian-students/entrance-award/
Collegedunia Dream Scholarship
Collegedunia has a 'dream' scholarship for Indian international students studying in Canada. Collegedunia has taken the initiative to ease out the monetary burden of increasing cost of study and living in Canada.
Prize: $1000 scholarship
https://collegedunia.com/canada/article/collegedunia-1000-dream-scholarship
EnergyRates.ca College Scholarship
Every year, EnergyRates.ca award outstanding students for their essays on the energy industry. Students from all fields are welcome to apply. The applicant must be enrolled in a post-secondary institution in Canada.
Prize: $500
Deadline: January 31, 2023
www.energyrates.ca/energyrates-ca-scholarship/
Haywood Hunt Annual Scholarship
Haywood Hunt & Associates is a premium Private Investigation Agency and are offering a scholarship to Canadian & International students who are enrolled in a college/university for the school year.
https://haywoodhunt.ca/scholarship/
Irving K Barber Transfer Scholarship
The Irving K Barber transfer scholarship is for Canadian students or Permanent Residents who apply to transfer to a post-secondary institution in their first or second year of study.
Application Type: Form + Transcript
Deadline: Applications for 2022/23 Transfer Scholarships will be available through the website in January 2023
https://www.ikbbc.ca/transfer-scholarships/am-i-eligible/
Ivy Panda's Semi Annual Video Contest
Each year IvyPanda awards creative and talented in movie making students with scholarships $1500 total. All students of post-secondary institutions are welcome to apply.
Application Type: Video Submission
Winner: $1000
Runner-up: $500
Submissions Reception: July 1 – October 31, 2022
https://ivypanda.com/blog/scholarship/
IWSH Essay Scholarship
To acquaint the uninitiated with the crucial importance the plumbing industry plays in our everyday lives. To introduce students to the global impact of IWSH projects. Available for all students to apply.
Second Place: 3x $1000
Deadline: Closed for the 2022 season. Check in Spring 2023
http://www.iwsh.org/hidden/iwsh-essay-scholarship-contest/
Live Your Dream Award
The Live Your Dream Awards offers three levels of cash awards and provide primary financial support for yourself and your dependents. The eligible people are; women who reside in one of Soroptimist International of the Americas' member countries/territories.
Application Type: Form + Essay
Prize: $1000, $5000, and $10,000
https://www.soroptimist.org/our-work/live-your-dream-awards/apply-for-the-live-your-dream-awards.html
Margaret McNamara Education Grants
Thye MMEG is a nonprofit, public charity founded in 1981 that awards education grants to exceptional women who are nationals of a country listed on the MMEG Country Eligibility List and are at least 25 years old and are enrolled at universities.
Application Type: Essay + 2 Reference Letters
Deadline: Applications are accepted between September 15 2022 – January 15, 2023.
http://www.mmeg.org/apply
MENSA Canada Scholarships
The Mensa Canada Scholarship Programme wishes to reward students who follow through with their career strategy. The Mensa Canada General Scholarship is an award of $1000-$2500, and is offered annually, as funding permits.
Prize: Scholarships ranging from $1000 – $2500
Deadline: January 31st, 2023
http://www.mensacanada.ca/mensa-e.html
Pacific Medical Training Scholarship
ACLS Scholarship for Healthcare Providers to support you in your studies, help you complete medical school, and get a head start on your career. All undergraduates or graduate students are welcome to apply to those who are pursuing a degree in "the healthcare sector.
Prize: $1000 award towards tuition
Deadline: November 1st, 2022
https://pacificmedicaltraining.net/
Rank-It Scholarship
The Rank-It.ca College Scholarship is a yearly, ongoing scholarship provided by Rank-It.ca. Each year, they award one outstanding student for their essay on their vision of the future's consumer trends. Students enrolled in any area of study are welcome to apply.
Deadline: March 1, 2023
https://rank-it.ca/rank-it-college-scholarship/
Study in BC Writer's Award
BC Writers award allows you to share your experience as an international student and earn $1000. You must be a full or a part-time international student currently enrolled at a BC post-secondary institution.
Application Type: Essay + Form
Prize: $1000 to use towards your tuition
Deadline: November 1, 2022
https://studyinbc.com/news-updates/writers-award-2021/
The Cover Guy is an established quality supplier of hot tub covers in North America. The student must be currently enrolled or going to be enrolled in a program at a university, college, or trade school.
Prize: $1000 award
Deadline: June 30th, 2022
https://www.thecoverguy.com/en-ca/the-cover-guy-annual-scholarship/
*This is an abridged version of the policy on Academic Scholarships.
For more information, please contact: scholarships@alexandercollege.ca
This is an entrance scholarship for people of Indigenous ancestry, including First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. Two scholarships equivalent to 60 credits, including books, will be awarded each year starting in Winter 2023. Students will be required to submit their scholarship application package before the deadlines stated and need to have successfully gained admission into the college before the Winter 2023 term.
Award Type: Entrance Scholarship for Indigenous* Students
Value: 60 Credits or 20 courses (equivalent to a full Associate Degree) and textbooks
Applications Closed, to be reopened for Spring 2023 Term
Indigenous ancestry (First Nation, Inuit, or Métis)
Canadian citizen, permanent resident, convention refugee, or protected person
Eligible for admission to the college (see Academic Calendar)
Submitted scholarship application package before stated deadline
Admitted to the college before term starts
Please submit this form to scholarships@alexandercollege.ca to apply.
Scholarship for Indigenous Students Application Form
*Alexander College uses the term "Indigenous" in place of "Aboriginal" as held in the spirit of its use in section 35(2) of the Canadian Constitution, to refer inclusively to members of First Nations, status and non-status, treaty and non-treaty Indians, Métis, and Inuit peoples in Canada, recognizing that many people prefer the terms that are specific and traditional to their communities.
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Last night Birds Australia won one of the Australian Museum Eureka Prizes the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney Eureka Prize for Biodiversity Research - for the shortly-to-be-published New Atlas of Australian Birds.
"Birds Australia have done a remarkable job in creating the Atlas," says Professor Mike Archer, Director of the Australian Museum. "It gives the first truly national perspective on the status of Australian bird life."
For those who have ordered, and waited patiently for, the Atlas book, I am informed that it will be available in about three weeks. For others who have not ordered it but are interested in getting a copy, it will be available from The Birding Shop (contact details on the BA website -see below).


This has been a year of great accomplishments for our Seattle chapter in the face of the worst recession in our lifetime. It's because of you that we continue to take a stand for diversity in journalism, nurture students and support media entrepreneurship.
As we all know, 2009 was the year of convulsions for our industry as advertisers retrenched and everyone was affected either directly or indirectly by newsroom layoffs. Hearst Corp.'s Seattle Post-Intelligencer, the city's oldest newspaper, published its last print edition on March 17 and laid off most of its staffers. Despite layoffs in 2008, The Seattle Times itself was on the brink of bankruptcy, and the staff agreed to painful concessions. Local television stations imposed wage freezes and eliminated jobs as well. Freelancers had a tougher time getting paid their usual rates and finding outlets for their work.
Yes, there were challenges and setbacks, but they didn't extinguish our spirit.
In February, AAJA Seattle held one of its most successful Lunar New Year fundraisers ever. Karen Johnson, managing editor of Seattlemag.com, coordinated a team of volunteers who pulled off the classy event, which was emceed by Q13's Lara Yamada. Our National Board representatives generously covered our biggest costs: Athima Chansanchai donated the cost of renting the Wing Luke Museum's gorgeous space, while Chris Nishiwaki donated the cost of wine.
Our "Choppy Waters" conference in January at the University of Washington's Haggett Hall and "Reboot Your Career" workshop in March at Microsoft were a hit with attendees. A big shout-out to the UW's Department of Communications for making Choppy Waters possible and to freelance writer James Tabafunda for working with me on organizing the entrepreneurship-focused program. Doug Kim, managing editor for Microsoft Office Online, took the initiative to offer a resume workshop for members hunting for jobs.
For the first time, AAJA Seattle partnered with the Seattle Association of Black Journalists (SABJ) to develop a video to inspire the next generation of journalists of color. Amy Phan, an editor for NorthWest Cable News, and Jessica Boyd, a former Northwest Journalists of Color recipient, produced the video. Lisa Youngblood-Hall, SABJ's president, supervised the young producers.
We screened the video in June at the Northwest Journalists of Color scholarship reception at KING TV. The NJC scholarship program, run this year by Caroline Li, who publishes earthwalkersmag.com, awarded grants to Peter Sessum, Martha Flores Perez, Kassiopia Rodgers and Ilona Idlis.
At the AAJA National Convention in Boston, our Seattle chapter had a stellar turnout with 16 attendees, including Whitworth University student Yong Kyle Kim, this year's recipient of the Founders scholarship. President Sharon Chan delivered an inspiring speech, and Marian Liu led the Voices Student Project with aplomb.
In another first, the Seattle chapter went to Vancouver, B.C., in September to support journalists of color there and establish ties with major media. Jennifer Chen, associate producer for CBC's Early Edition, and Alden Habacon, manager of diversity initiatives for CBC Television, worked hard to put together a packed two-day itinerary that included newsroom tours, a panel discussion at the University of British Columbia's Graduate Journalism School and a Lunar New Year-style dinner that brought out 60 local journalists.
And in November, AAJA launched the Asian American Small Market Broadcast Journalists group. Chapter member Shawn Chitnis, a reporter for KNDO TV in Yakima, is co-coordinator of the group.
These and other members of our Seattle chapter are the reason why AAJA Seattle is one of the best chapters in the country. Our members are also lucky to have an extremely dedicated board, and I want to thank this year's officers for their service. If you're interested in serving on our board in the future, please drop me a note.
The board held a retreat recently at the home of Lori Matsukawa and Larry Blackstock and developed a roadmap for the chapter in 2010 and beyond.
As we look ahead, we will inspire the next generation of journalists, promote diversity and support media entrepreneurship. We will focus our resources on outreach, training and mentoring. We will strengthen the relationships we've built and develop new ones.
Next year we plan to launch a training series, hold social events with other professional groups, and sponsor pizza nights with journalism students at colleges and universities. We plan to send one, maybe even two, students to the AAJA National Convention, Aug. 4-7, in Los Angeles (and hope to see you there).
Have an idea for a chapter event? Come to a chapter business meeting! We plan to hold them every other month on the second Saturday. Subscribe to updates at www.aajaseattle.org.
There are many ways you can support AAJA: Become a member. Attend an event. Volunteer your time or expertise. Make a tax-deductible donation. This is your community.
The boards of the Seattle Association of Black Journalists (SABJ) and the Seattle chapter of the Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA) express great sadness over The Seattle Post-Intelligencer's demise after more than 145 years. We applaud the dedication and contributions of the P-I's journalists and support staff who have served the community.
With today being the P-I's last print edition, the community is losing the benefit of two competing, award-winning daily newspapers and the talents of more than 160 news professionals. After years of efforts to increase the diversity of city newsrooms so they come closer to reflecting the communities they serve, we mourn the fact that a dozen journalists of color at the P-I will be laid off and likely unable to find similar work in journalism, a troubling trend being repeated across the country as newsrooms downsize.
The Seattle P-I has been a place where journalists of color have honed their skills, built their careers and won professional honors. It has also been a place where some of the country's top journalists mentored minority students. And the newspaper has offered members of AAJA and SABJ a chance to develop as industry leaders: Two of AAJA's National officers are among those who are losing their jobs. We appreciate that the staff of the P-I's online site will include some journalists of color.
Let us also remember that other newspapers could meet the P-I's fate if current trends continue unchecked. Nationwide, more than 50 daily and weekly newspapers this year have shut down or announced they will soon, and some 33 newspapers have filed for bankruptcy. Newspapers laid off some 15,000 people last year. Major metro newspapers still field the maximum number of news professionals, and their scoops often influence the reports of radio, television and online news outlets — which tend to be even less diverse than newspaper newsrooms.
The same day we learned the P-I would print its final edition, The McClatchy Co., which owns The Tacoma News Tribune and The Olympian, announced across-the-board pay cuts and a total of 45 layoffs. And The Seattle Times is fighting for its life, having recently put up property for sale, laid off news staff and asked employees for cuts in pay and benefits.
Both SABJ and AAJA challenge Hearst, McClatchy, The Seattle Times and all other Pacific Northwest media organizations to ensure that diversity remains a core value in their news staffing and through their coverage. We also welcome the civic-mindedness and creativity of this region's residents in supporting new, sustainable forms of journalism. We will continue to support our members during this difficult time.
We thank The Seattle Post-Intelligencer for a job well done.
The Seattle Association of Black Journalists (SABJ) is one of the largest and oldest media organizations in the Pacific Northwest. Our members work in print, online media, radio, television, public relations, advertising, and education. SABJ student members benefit from mentoring, networking and scholarship opportunities. We offer the Patricia Fisher Endowed Scholarship in honor of Patricia Fisher, a Puget Sound native, journalist, educator and role model for her support of young people and her contributions to the community. SABJ is an affiliate chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ), a group of more than 3,000 African Americans working in the media.
Since 1985, the Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA) Seattle chapter has provided scholarships for students, professional development for journalists and service to the community in the Pacific Northwest. The chapter's members work throughout Washington state in print, television, radio and online media. AAJA is a non-profit professional organization based in San Francisco.
The Seattle chapter of the Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA) is ramping up its outreach to journalists at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, which Hearst Corp. plans to stop publishing this month. The chapter's leadership wants to support all journalists during these hard economic times for our profession.
* Public statement on Hearst's plan to stop publishing the Seattle P-I.
* Choppy Waters workshop on Web News Entrepreneurship, Jan. 31, at the University of Washington.
* Lunar New Year fundraiser, Feb. 7, at the Wing Luke Asian Museum.
* Reboot Your Career workshop on revamping your resume and positioning yourself for a new job, March 13. The chapter is still accepting applications for this members-only workshop.
Send your ideas for programs and workshops to aajaseattle@gmail.com.
TechFlash's Todd Bishop, a former reporter at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, tonight posted a prescription for saving the P-I. Check it out, as well as the comments. The back-and-forth, interestingly, is possible only online, not in a printed product. Do you agree with Todd's prescription?


What our kids are up to - Hearts & Homes For Youth, Inc.
H earts & Homes is dedicated to providing the youth in our care with all of the tools, resources, and opportunities they need, to empower them to build brighter futures. We are proud to share updates about some of the kids in our care!
A 15-year old young man in our foster care program was recently hired by a barbershop to take before and after pictures. We look forward to supporting his blossoming artistic career!
A young mother in our Independent Living Program graduated from high school last month and is in the process of enrolling for community college. After earning her Associate's, she plans to study social work!
One of our young mothers successfully completed the program and has moved into an apartment in Baltimore with her long time boyfriend and two children.
After two years in our program, a young mother was reunified with a family member. The Aunt has welcomed the young mother, her boyfriend, and their 1-year old son into her home. The couple is expecting their second child this month. This young mother received her Nursing Assistant Certification earlier this year and plans to return to school for the Patient Care Technician Certification after her baby is born.
Another young mother is progressing through our Damamli program! she recently signed her own lease and was excited to furnish her apartment. She is attending Community College and working full time with an AmeriCorps program in Baltimore County.
We are so proud of the youth in our care and for all of their achievements!


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UNDP and Office of Climate Change launch local short film on climate change
Georgetown, Guyana – (September 22, 2017) The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in close collaboration with the Office of Climate Change (OCC), last evening premiered a 30-minute short film titled "Siege On My Land: Guyana's Battle with Climate Change," at the Umana Yana, Kingston, Georgetown. United Nations Resident Coordinator, Ms. Mikiko Tanaka in her welcoming remarks said that while climate change cannot be stopped, if countries and the relevant agencies partner, the impacts can be significantly reduced.
Ms. Tanaka applauded Guyana's efforts in the fight against climate change and President David Granger's vision and commitment to transforming the country into a 'green' state, "recognising this vast forest of Guyana to the world, to the region as a carbon sink, it really is an honour to be able to work together with a Government committed to this cause of protecting the environment and slowing down global warming…climate change," she said.
Meanwhile, Head of the OCC, Ms. Janelle Christian said the idea of the film was birthed after it was recognised that there was limited local content on what climate change is and the Guyana experience. "The film is not to introduce new concepts, we already know the science behind climate change, we know what is contributing to it, but the main objective was to produce content where local people, the average person contributed to the production," she said.
In 2015, after recognising that its awareness campaigns focused primarily on projects, a small unit was established which collaborated with the Project Management Unit, spearheading the regional programme for the implementation of the Japan-Caribbean Climate Change Partnership (JCCP). Cuyuni-Mazaruni (Region Seven) and Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo (Region Nine) were identified for the adaptation and mitigation pilot projects.
Demerara-Mahaica (Region Four) and Mahaica-Berbice (Region Five) were then identified for the knowledge, attitudes, perceptions and behaviour studies, which was completed in November 2016. From these projects, it was discovered that residents in Regions Nine and Seven had a better understanding of what climate change was and were better able to relate what was taking place in their regions, as opposed to those persons on the coast.
Ms. Christian noted that the film is just one of the many projects that the OCC has started, to address the gap in knowledge and understanding with respect to climate change, making reference to a recently approved project, which saw the creation of two posters highlighting the impacts of climate change on the coast and hinterland, along with solutions and adaptation measures.
Minister of Public Telecommunications, Mrs. Catherine Hughes, Resident Representative for the UNDP, Ms. Shabnam Mallick, members of the Private Sector, Government agencies and the public were in attendance.
Guyana's Meteorological office to benefit from 21 weather stations -more accurate, timely weather reports expected throughout Guyana
Minister Norton calls on citizens to understand, embrace diversity -at Peace Concert


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About Miriam
Alzheimer's Talking Out Loud
by Miriam Zucker | Jul 31, 2015 | Alzheimer's, Dementia, Health & Wellness
As an Aging Life Care specialist, when I sit down with family members and there is a dementia diagnosis, I ask if the spouse or parent is aware of his diagnosis. While I have never accurately kept count, I would say eighty percent of individuals are not aware of their diagnosis.
But what about the remaining twenty per cent? Bruce, a longtime client, was one of my statistically unproven twenty per cent. It was tortuous for him. An accomplished engineer, he knew he was forgetting. And every time I saw him, he would tell me he was forgetting because he did not remember he had told me the week before he was forgetting. I would point out to Bruce the many things he could still do, including The New Times crossword puzzle in record breaking time. I reminded him that with 24/7 care, he would never be alone to face a task he could not accomplish by himself.
I have always felt that in my profession, in the giving there is receiving. Before Bruce moved to Arizona, I learned a lot from him, specifically what it felt like to forget where a stamp went on an envelope, what each of his medications was for and even the names of his caregivers who were a constant presence. So, let me share with you what Bruce shared with me:
"I feel stupid"
"I'm scared"
"People must think I am an idiot"
"Getting old is so hard"
"I am terrified"
"What am I going to do?"
"I don't remember what I am supposed to do with _________
"Don't leave me Miriam"
"What is Verizon?"
"I've lost my direction"
To each of these remarks, I would validate what he was feeling, never minimizing or negating his insights and fears. I helped him to recognize his strengths. But secretly I hoped the day would soon come when he would join the eighty percent who were not aware that anything was wrong with them. Peace in oblivion.
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