This certification is ideal for social media specialists, enthusiasts, executives or anyone wanting to enhance their knowledge in this area. It is designed to help you engage effectively with social media in an overall digital marketing domain. Validated by the Digital Marketing Institute's Industry Advisory Council, the learning content is industry aligned and offers the opportunity to earn a globally recognized professional certification. Covered within this certification are content creation, content outreach, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, social media, marketing automation and much more.
The Social Research module will introduce you to the key social media concepts and equip you with the tools and techniques required to discover everything about your audience, competitors, cultural and industry trends.
You will understand the principles of social media marketing, distinguish between traditional and social media marketing, understand the dimensions of audience research to define the needs, wants and goals of your audience and analyze data and extract actionable insights.
This module will introduce the concept of engaging with and acquiring customers using the creation and sharing of content.
It will equip you with the knowledge and skills to resource a content management function, target your audience, select your platform and make use of social listening and competitor analysis.
You will be introduced to the concept of content seeding and how to use content effectively over multiple social platforms.
The Content Outreach module will help you acquire an understanding of how to promote content and the importance of paid promotion for relevant, highly shareable content.
This module guides you through the various aspects of Facebook for Business such as Facebook Ads. You will also be adept in planning and delivering a Facebook Advertising strategy, including KPI monitoring and ongoing measurement.
You will be guided through each step of using Twitter for Business; from customizing your account to building a profile for your business' Twitter page. The Twitter module will also teach you how to target specific demographics when building your following.
The LinkedIn module gives you a comprehensive understanding of the benefits of using LinkedIn for marketing.
You will learn LinkedIn-specific features which will help you facilitate campaign objectives and recognize the importance of having a unified brand presence across company and personal accounts, use features and tools to set campaign objectives and increase ROI along with running ad campaigns that reach, nurture and convert customers.
This module will give you core insights into the leading app-based platforms; Instagram and Snapchat.
Going beyond basic features and vanity metrics, you will learn how to navigate each platform and discover the features that can be leveraged to deliver real measurable results in unique, creative and interactive ways.
The Social Video module will introduce you to the concept of social video marketing and its growing importance for today's online consumers.
Focusing on YouTube, you will learn how to leverage the creative life cycle for audience development and advertising in order to build sustainable communities for lead generation.
This module aims to empower digital marketers to automate their marketing processes.
Focussing on the areas of lead management, lead generation, lead nurturing, sales enablement, social media marketing automation and customer evangelism.
The Strategy & Planning module will teach you how to devise an all-encompassing social media strategy using the PROPEL strategy model.
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Buses leave about every 15 minutes from the front of Carmel Plaza on Ocean avenue and go to Pebble Beach by the Equestrian Center.
Tickets can be purchased at the Carmel Visitor Center prior to the event or the day of at the Pick-up location in front of the Carmel Plaza.


Cockatiels are part of the cockatoo family and are known for their warm and outgoing personalities -- and their whistling -- especially the male cockatiels. All these attributes make these birds a favorite American pet. The feathers on top of the bird's head are a sure-fire indicator of its mood. Cockatiels are small birds of gray, white, and yellow, with the female bird's coloring more subdued. They can live to be 20 years old.
To ensure the good health of breeding cockatiels and their babies, a male and female pair should be unrelated, free of disease and birth defects, and between 2 and 5 years old.
A cage for a pair of breeding cockatiels should be a minimum size of 20 x 20 x 50 inches and should contain a nest box that is at least 12 x 12 inches. Proper nesting material, such as shredded paper, pine shavings, and molted feathers, should be provided.
Cockatiels are hookbills and should be fed a varied diet consisting of seed, high-quality pellets, and plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables. Breeding pairs should be treated with a calcium supplement to ensure proper egg development and to help the hen recoup nutrients lost in the egg-making process.
Female cockatiels lay their eggs within three weeks of mating. Like many other types of birds, it's not uncommon for cockatiels to lay one egg every other day until they have all been laid. There are usually between four and six eggs in each clutch.
On average, cockatiels incubate their eggs for about 20 days. This can vary by a couple of days in either direction and is usually no cause for concern.
If cockatiel babies are to be hand-fed, many breeders let the parents raise the chicks until they are about 2 weeks old. The breeders then "pull" the chicks from the nest and place them in a brooder for hand-feeding until they are weaned. Most baby cockatiels can be weaned between the ages of 6 and 8 weeks by offering them millet, small bits of fruit, and vegetable and softened pellets.


Yesterday I reviewed Jack and the Beanstalk at The Court Theatre. The production's delightful and inventive, although some of the interactivity with the audience doesn't quite sit right yet.
Dan Bain's playful direction of Brendon Bennetts' witty adaptation also features some clever manipulation of scale through the use of costume pieces, action figures and the animated backdrop, rendering the distinctions between the giant's over-sized world and ours both believable and entertaining. Zak Enayat gives a spirited performance as the foolish, cheeky Jack, and Amy Straker and Henri Nelis offer a delightful array of comic supporting characters, both living and inanimate.
The production adapts the set for the Court's summer musical, Legally Blonde – an inevitable constraint that in this case is generally negotiated well. It makes excellent use of its moving LCD panels, and its rotating stage handily solves the perennial problem of how to stage travel sequences in a manner that reads well. The set's bright pink colour palette is a little trickier to deal with and while I appreciate the way the set pieces and detailed costumes nod to this through the inclusion of pink splatters and blobs, pushing back against the 'pinkocalypse' is a bit of a losing battle (and not really this production's fault at all).


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This release introduces the CopyMetadata plugin, and the DiagnosticJson plugin.
Please read the 3.4.0 release notes for very important guidance and upgrade instructions.
The CopyMetadata plugin, when installed, allows you to copy all metadata from the source image to the destination image with &copymetadata=true.
The DiagnosticJson plugin allows for remote debugging of layout and rendering issues by providing the execution plan in json form. Extremely useful for unit testing.
AzureReader2 now works with 404Plugin. Fixes bug #28.
scale=down is now always respected, even when mode=crop is used. Fixes bug #12.
File streams returned by the RemoteReader plugin are now always seekable. Fixes bug #26.
For performance, the Watermark plugin will prefetch overlays prior to the actual render stage. This will prevent I/O blocking during rendering phases where high RAM consumption is required. Fixes bug #69.
Watermark plugin now offers a 'defaultImageQuery' Web.config setting that can be used to simplify common overlay queries like scache=true. Fixes #21.
protected methods ImageBuilder.buildToStream and ImageBuilder.buildToBitmap methods are obsolete and will be removed in V4. There are no known usages of these methods outside the core.


Rich has indeed been ears deep in Salute stuff and is probably still recovering/unpacking but I will give him a nudge on this one for you.
Duly done - please do come back to me if things aren't sorted and I'll prompt again.
Topic: Green Troops and 4 Command Dice - A quick and easy solution to balance 6's rolled with 4, 5 or 6 command dice.
Re: Green Troops and 4 Command Dice - A quick and easy solution to balance 6's rolled with 4, 5 or 6 command dice.
The price changes dependent on where you are due to tax issues so logging in to your account will sort this.
Rich has just let me know he is away for the weekend with limited access, but hopefully you will be sorted once he is back.
I'm sorry I have only just picked up on this - I will alert Big Rich for you ASAP.


Watching this again makes me realize why this works so well and why the second one failed so bad. The first one obviously had some dramatization undertones..but that's what they were...undertones.The plastics were all subtle about their negativity towards each other. Always saying things behind their backs. The second one on the other hand has the plastics doing everything full force. Saying everything straight to people's faces...that's not how it works in highschool. They'll just randomly go up to people and start butchering them with insults in front of everyone. There's no subtlety to anything they do. In the original everyone dresses normally...even the original plastics dress normal compared to how they dressed them in the second one. They were wearing clothes that came from Claire's or Justice or something. Regina would've made snarky remarks about all of their outfits that are on the movie cover. The original was all about keeping things low profile until everything came on its head and could no longer be controlled. The original wasn't afraid to make more "offensive" type jokes like with the teacher thinking the black girl was the new student from Africa. With the original it felt like I was watching high schoolers...the new one is like watching adults trying to figure out how teens act and what they wear.
I wonder how today's elementary schoolers and middle schoolers will be tackling high school.
"That's a scary mask, bruh"
Does anyone here have the mean girls DS game?
"Sorry, I can't come, I'm sick" *cough cough* "Boo, you hore"
5:43- and........... how does he know that?
"I'm a mouse, duh! "
Damn great film. Great cast. Classic.
3:31 SWEET HOME ALABAMA! 6:03 emos NOBODY UNDERSTANDS ME!
Does anyone notice that the girl said "I just have a lot of feelings" is saddness?
I just wanted everyone to know that we have a new student joining us. His name is Eric Cartman. He just moved here all the way from Colorado to California. I hate California.
What do you mean? The whole movie should be in this vid.
That's not right, is it?!?
1:18 this is what I say to myself when I grow up.
"Your moms chest hair "
"Oh MY gaWD itS DaNNy dEVitO! I LoVE yOu!!"
8:01 when I find out my friend skipped school to play Fortnite.
3:09 what are you? Duh I'm a mouse! Rodent!!! Get the exterminator! Now!
You missed the BEST SCENE, the winter talent show when they were dancing.
Can we just admit this is one of the smartest and most comedic scripts of all time?
Why isn't this video 2 hours long??!
Who is here after thank u next ?


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Among its original animated programming, Tuesday night's season finale of Total Drama: Revenge of the Island (8 p.m.) scored as the #1 telecast of the day among boys 2-11, 6-11 & 9-14, and was #1 in its time period among kids 2-11, 6-11 & 9-14. Overall, the series led Tuesday night (7-9 p.m.) to reign as the #1 network among kids 2-11 and all key boys, earning an average 8% delivery growth among kids 6-11 and 26% growth among kids 9-14.

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We will do our best, but we are unable to guarantee order changes.
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Our regular business hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Eastern time) Monday through Friday.
Web orders are processed during regular business hours. Stock items are sometimes shipped within a single business day. If you need to change anything on your order or you need delivery by a particular date, please call us. We are unable to guarantee order changes submitted by email or fax. Sales tax is payable on orders delivering to Indiana addresses. Contact us if you are tax exempt.
Faxed orders are processed during our regular business hours. Please include both a daytime phone and/or a legible email on your fax so that we may contact you easily if questions arise. Please add our email address, orders@townsends.us, to your email address book to aid in this process. Sales tax is payable to some U.S. states. See Sales Tax below for details. Our order form is available in our print catalog or as a downloadable, printable form here.
MAIL ORDERS: We are happy to quote orders by phone before you complete your order form. We can also e mail a quote for you to print and include with your payment. Sales tax is payable to some U.S. states. See Sales Tax below for details. Our order form is available in our print catalog or as a downloadable, printable form here.
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// Licensed under the MIT license. See LICENSE file in the project root for details.

using OpenLiveWriter.ApplicationFramework;
using OpenLiveWriter.HtmlEditor;
using OpenLiveWriter.Localization;
using OpenLiveWriter.PostEditor.Commands;

namespace OpenLiveWriter.PostEditor
{
    public class RibbonControl
    {
        private IHtmlEditorComponentContext componentContext;
        private IHtmlEditorCommandSource commandSource;

        public RibbonControl(IHtmlEditorComponentContext componentContext, IHtmlEditorCommandSource commandSource)
        {
            // Note that this code is *not* called within Mail.
            // Shared canvas commands/code need to go in ContentEditor.

            this.componentContext = componentContext;
            this.commandSource = commandSource;

            componentContext.CommandManager.BeginUpdate();

            componentContext.CommandManager.Add(CommandId.FileMenu, null);

            componentContext.CommandManager.Add(CommandId.HomeTab, null);

            componentContext.CommandManager.Add(new GroupCommand(CommandId.ClipboardGroup, componentContext.CommandManager.Get(CommandId.Paste)));
            componentContext.CommandManager.Add(new GroupCommand(CommandId.PublishGroup, componentContext.CommandManager.Get(CommandId.PostAndPublish)));
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        {
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import java.io.IOException;
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    private boolean closed;

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    }

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CCRS Center Webinars & Events
Early College, Early Success: Program Overview, Research Findings, and Implications for Practice
Accelerated learning serves as a promising tool to provide students the opportunity to move through secondary and postsecondary education at a pace that meets their academic needs. This second webinar in our accelerated learning series will present recent research findings from a rigorous study of Early College High Schools, followed by a discussion of implications for practitioners. Early College High Schools provide students with access to college-preparatory high school courses and credit-bearing college courses in a supportive learning environment.
During this webinar, we will hear from Andrea Berger, Principal Researcher at the American Institutes for Research and the principal investigator for the evaluation of the Early College High School Initiative; Joel Vargas, Vice President at Jobs for the Future (JFF) and leader of JFF's High School through College team; Dr. Julie Penley from El Paso Community College in Texas; and Mike Sinclair from Brashier Middle Early College in South Carolina. The event will be moderated by Helen Duffy, Deputy Director of the College and Career Readiness and Success Center.
https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/705564753
Select... Early College/Middle College Individualized Learning Plans Transition: High School to Career Transition: High School to College Transition: Middle School to High School Common Core State Standards Career and Technical Education Indicators Social-Emotional Learning Deeper Learning


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Q: Opera and Safari do not fire image.onload function controllaFoto(target, username) {
    var _URL = window.URL || window.webkitURL;
    var img = new Image();
    img.onload = function () {
        if(this.width > 240 || this.height > 240) {
            document.getElementById("photoLabel").innerHTML = "Text";
            document.getElementById("preview").setAttribute("src", "profile?to=showImage&username="+username);
            target.value = "";
        } else {
            document.getElementById("photoLabel").innerHTML = "";
            document.getElementById("preview").setAttribute("src", this.src);
        }
    };
    img.src = _URL.createObjectURL(target.files[0]);
    return true;
}

This script is called by the onchange and onsubmit attributes and works fine in Firefox and Chrome, but not in Opera and Safari. The event onload is not triggered. Why?
UPDATE I'm testing it with Windows.
UPDATE 2 The problem is that _URL is undefined. I tried with
var _URL = window.URL || window.webkitURL || window.mozURL || window.msURL || window.oURL;

but still not working.
For Chrome its value is object DOMURL, for Firefox is object MozURLProperty, but for Safari and Opera is undefined. So the console says:

Uncaught exception: TypeError: Cannot convert '_URL' to object

A: According to this MDN page, it doesn't look like createObjectURL is supported in Opera or in some versions of Safari.  That alone may be your main issue.  Have you looked in the error console to see if it's complaining about the lack of the createObjectURL method.  If that method doesn't exist, you would never get an assignment to .src so thus there would never be a successful load event.
In addition, I can't say for sure, but this also looks like a potential issue to me.  You may need to store the newly create Image object somewhere so it persists.  The way your code is written above, the garbage collector may be free to dispose of the img object because there are no longer any references to it.
Perhaps you haven't shown us all of your code, but as you have it written, what's the point of loading an image that you will never use?
So, I'd suggest either change the way your code works to not use an image that you aren't going to use.  Or, actual store the newly create img tag somewhere so it persists and won't get garbage collected.
I'd also ask how you know that the image is loading successfully?  If you're not using the image, how do you know it's successfully loading.

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Browsing CategoryHollywood
An Insider's Look at Hollywood's Diversity Efforts and How Far It Still Needs to Go
This article was written by my 25+ year partner, Erwin More, for Variety. I am so proud of him for sharing his thoughts about how far we've come and how far we still have to go. And thanks to Variety for the opportunity to spread his message! I am a white man…
The Difference Between An Actor And A Star
Bob Lefsetz is one of the sharpest voices in music right now. I don't mean his singing voice – I can't say I've ever heard him sing – but rather his sharp and critical take on the industry. In his newsletter, the Lefsetz Letter, Bob's audacious manner and strong POV…
3 Ways Actors Can Avoid Becoming Their Own Worst Enemy
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Cabinet Secretariat Holds FGD on Structural Reforms
Cabinet Secretariat on Tuesday (13/4) held a virtual Focus Group Discussion (FGD) under the theme 'Conception of Structural Reforms'.
According to Assistant to Deputy Cabinet Secretary for Macroeconomics, Development Planning, and Business Climate Development Roby Arya Brata, the FGD was conducted based on four issues. They are as follows:
First, structural reforms are pivotal in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
"Regarding the impact of the pandemic, it is necessary for us (Indonesia) and at a global level to carry out structural reforms. All of us, including other countries must also implement structural reforms," Roby said.
Second, the structural reforms discussed in the FGD are also relevant to the Government Work Plan (RKP), in terms of acceleration of economic recovery and social reforms.
Third, there are structural obstacles, such as low economic competitiveness, quality of human resources, financial inclusion, quality of institutions, and tax revenues.
Fourth, the risk of falling into middle-income trap; it is likely that the country cannot maintain its achievements due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Roby further said that Indonesia already has a foothold to implement structural reforms with the passing of the Job Creation Law.
He also expressed hope to get recommendations regarding structural reforms through this event that will be offered to President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo.
"I always hope that each FGD can produce great recommendations, breakthroughs, and innovations that can provide suggestions or solutions to the President, the Government, in this case making breakthroughs amid procedural obstacles and difficulties," he said.
Furthermore, this FGD was held to identify three things, that is the basic concepts of structural reforms; the benefits of structural reforms, particularly to improving the performance of the national economy and the costs to be borne in the short term; as well as the urgency of post-pandemic structural reforms in strengthening national economic resilience.
The discussion featured several speakers, namely the Economist of CORE Indonesia Hendri Saparini, Public Finance Law Expert at the Faculty of Law of the University of Indonesia Dian Puji N. Simatupang, and Professor of the Faculty of Economics and Business at Padjajaran University Arief Anshory Yusuf. (RIF/MMB)


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This Tuckahoe Artist Finds Joy in Painting After Paralysis
Michelle Gillan Larkin December 2, 2020
Aimee Hofmann ensconced amid her artwork in her Tuckahoe home.
Photos courtesy of Aimee Hofmann
Paralyzed Westchester resident Aimee Hofmann aspires to use her works of art to inspire others to live in the moment and embrace everyday joys.
As a teenager growing up in Queens, Aimee Hofmann would lock herself in her room for hours, sketching portraits of people she knew, never knowing that someday, art would give her the taste of freedom she would no longer enjoy physically. "I woke up one day with a tingling in my legs and the feeling that I was losing sensation," recalls Hofmann, a 44-year-old resident of Tuckahoe. "I was diagnosed with transverse myelitis, a rare inflammation of the spinal cord, and I was told I would never walk again."
That was in 2006, when Hofmann was 29, working in marketing in Manhattan and dreaming of having children with her husband of six years. "The news hit me in the stomach like a knife. I thought, My life is over. There is no happiness in my future."
During a two-month hospital stay, Hofmann engaged in a therapeutic art program. "I was introduced to painting right there in my hospital bed," she explains. "I felt joy and hope, and that joy is possible in my life."
Upon her release from the hospital, "the first thing I did was buy canvas," says Hofmann, hoping to continue the profound sense of peace that painting brought her. "It helped me express what I couldn't put into words, and it kept me present."
Hofmann says she went through years of adjustment and self-reflection work, but "as soon as I opened myself up to joy in my life," she says, "blessings came." Blessings in the form of a daughter, then a son, and more recently, the courage to share her artwork with others by listing it for sale on Instagram and her website.
Every piece she creates is abstract, with broad, flowing strokes tinged mainly in varying shades of blue. "The water and the ocean are my biggest inspirations," says Hofmann, an avid swimmer before and after becoming a paraplegic. "In the water, I feel free, mentally and physically."
She hopes to inspire that feeling in others, with paintings bearing names like Verve and Living Life, supported by the motto: "We can't change the past or worry about the future. We can only embrace and have gratitude for the moment right now."
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Bollywood in Melbourne – Sport, Style & Cultural Hub of Australia
August 8, 2016 by BollywoodPresents Team
Bollywood's connection with Melbourne, Australia: Movies shot, film festivals and other Bollywood related events in Melbourne.
About Melbourne
Here are some popular facts about this city:
Melbourne is the second most populous city in Australia and Capital of the Australian state of Victoria
It's located on the large natural bay (known as Port Phillip), with the city centre positioned on the estuary of the Yarra River.
Often referred to as the "Garden City" and "cultural capital of Australia", and the birthplace of football and the Australian film and television industries.
Melbourne rates high in education, entertainment, health care, tourism and sport. Its very cosmopolitan and stylish
The city is among the world's most liveable cities in the world (according to the Economist Intelligence Unit)
Bollywood actress Ileana D'Cruz, who has a Australian photographer-actor beau, was in Melbourne for holidays and has to say the following about the place.
"I love Melbourne's sun-kissed, picture-perfect beaches, with sand between my toes and being drenched in seawater. Last year, I was there and left wonder-struck by the spectacular sunsets, the sky turning purple and orange. It was a Christmas in paradise! The cherry on the cake was bringing in the New Year with an Ed Sheeran concert," says Ileana D'Cruz
Bollywood Movies Shot in Melbourne, Australia
Popular Indian films, shot in this city include:
Salaam Namaste
Chak De India
Various Melbourne landmarks, including Federation Square and the grand General Post Office building can be seen in Salaam Namaste. In fact, Salaam Namaste was the first Bollywood movie to be shot here.
For this movie, Film Victoria provided financial incentives through its regional film assistance fund, and also provided practical help to scout for locations and assemble a production crew.
Bollywood film (bhag milkha bhag) based on Indian athlete Milkha Singh (starring Farhan Akhtar) has also been partly shot in Melbourne.
Popular Locations include:
Flinders Street Station
Silence Sculpture, Docklands Precinct
Southgate Pedestrian Bridge
Webb Bridge, Docklands, Melbourne, Australia
State Netball Hockey Centre, Royal Park, Parkville
Tullamarine Airport
Awards / Ceremonies
Several cities in Australia have a size-able Indian population, no wonder that the Indian film industry is of great interest to Australian audiences.
Here are some of the Events / Award Functions held in Melbourne:
Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM)
A film festival where stars and talented filmmakers introduce their films, take part in Q&As with audiences and, share their insights and experiences with fans and filmmakers. Some of them also get a chance to shake a leg with their idols.
Here's a video promo of Indian Film Festival of Melbourne 2013:
For the last few years, Melbourne has been consistently appearing in the list of the 'top 10 cities in the world to live in', scored on various factors such as political and social stability, crime rates and access to quality health care.
Things about Melbourne:
Sports and Australian football is very popular
Has a notoriously changeable weather
Its packed with Festivals for most part of the year
Its a Fashion-city, where the look is chic with a dash of quirky
Things to do in and Around Melbourne:
Eureka Skydeck – Awe inspiring views from this high viewing platform
Discover The City – Be it by bike, by bus or by foot
Hot Air Ballooning – Expensive, but you get some unforgettable views from over Melbourne.
Explore Phillip Island – Located at a reasonable distance outside Melbourne, its famous for its penguins.
Experience The Great Ocean Road – One of Australia's most scenic vantage points.
Dandenong Ranges – Famous for its towering Mountain Ash trees and wonderful scenery, charming little villages.
Yarra Valley Wineries – Easily accessible from Melbourne, this is Australia's most famous wine producing region,
Explore the Queen Victoria Market – Variety of foods and souvenirs from around the world
Checkout the Wildlife – Offers high-level wildlife attractions of various kinds
Get Beneath the Water – The city has high quality beaches that lets you take part in aquatic activities. for those who love the water.
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on Racism and Resources from Fiddlehead
The mission of Fiddlehead School is to unfold the potential of children in a respectful, loving culture through authentic and meaningful experiences that sustain a sense of wonder, foster a love of learning, and embrace the interconnectedness of all things.
The purpose of Fiddlehead School of Arts & Sciences is to facilitate learning through an interdisciplinary approach to the arts and sciences in a safe, creative, fun and loving environment. We support happy, vibrant learners who create and shape their own lives and contribute to the quality of life around them.
At Fiddlehead, children will demonstrate competency in literacy, mathematics, science, visual and performing arts, and Spanish!
Using an inquiry-based model, children will also develop vital skills for 21st century citizenship: critical thinking, communication, collaboration, creativity, and compassion.
Fiddlehead School of Arts and Sciences strives to be a safe community for all students, their families, and employees regardless of race and skin color, national origin and ancestry, religion, disabilities, gender (including gender identity and expression), and sexual orientation. We understand that creating a diverse and accepting community also means working to educate ourselves and one another, address bias, and apply critical analysis to our curriculum and materials. Members of our community will learn how and work to use inclusive language, challenge discrimination and stereotypes, and advocate for positive change. Our goal is to create a community of learners of all ages who feel safe to express themselves, explore the world around them, and develop and grow.
In Spring of 2017, Fiddlehead School established a Diversity Committee to consider our first steps in carrying out this work.
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Where can you walk on Lake Michigan beach? It depends on what state you are in.
When Ray Cahnman bought a beachfront home in Porter, Ind., A decade ago, he saw it as a place to escape the bustle of Chicago, where he could just sit back and watch the waves of Lake Michigan rise.
However, on many idyllic summer days, Cahnman noticed that he was looking for a position with many beachgoers that flowed from nearby Indiana Dunes National Park. Last summer, Cahnman said he was dealing with dozens of strangers who camped in front of his house, loud music, barbecues, and trash.
When the Lincoln Park resident bought the beach cabin and 10 plots of land for $ 1.25 million, Cahnman said he understood that his property rights extended to the water's edge. But after a recent court ruling, he and other real estate owners learn that they don't own as much as they thought.
With over 10,000 miles of coastline, the states of the Great Lakes are ruled by a patchwork of regulations. The confusion about where the public has access to the beach for private ownership and what they can do there extends to the region.
In general, all parties agree that every coastline that is submerged is owned by the state and accessible to the public. But each state differs from where the public is entitled to walk, ranging from & # 39; keep your feet wet & # 39; policy up to the natural high-water mark, where multi-waves have noticeably left an impression on the coastline.
Illinois has one of the strongest ownership rules for private ownership. Here private property on Lake Michigan ends on the edge of "water in a still state." The Illinois Department of Natural Resources says members of the public have the right to walk along the coast when their feet are in the water.
A ruling by the Indiana Supreme Court last year established the state of Hoosier as one of the most generous states of the Great Lakes when it comes to public access. Last month, the US Supreme Court refused to participate, so the ruling remained in place.
Indiana may have inherited the smallest part of the lake shore at the state level, but it is one of the few states of the Great Lakes that according to the law owner still does not own the shoreline of Lake Michigan. Unless the state approves laws, the state Supreme Court ruling means that Indiana remains the owner of the shoreline up to the natural high water mark.
Fantastic win or expensive land grab?
Conservationists welcomed the decision as a legal victory that not only flattened off the privatization of a 45-mile stretch along Lake Michigan, but also allowed beach-goers to walk at least to the natural high-water line. A new state law could extend these rights to fishing, sunbathing and even playing volleyball for the private site on the lake.
"The ruling of the Indiana Supreme Court was a fantastic victory for the people of Indiana because it means that anyone who wants to walk along Lake Michigan can do so with freedom and without worrying about anything illegal," said Joel Brammeier. president of the non-profit Great Lakes Alliance.
"The universal truth here is that everyone is entitled to a certain level of recreational access on the shore of the lake, whether you are next to private or public property," he said. "This varies from state to state. But there is a baseline obligation that those coastal areas will be protected for the people of every state."
Beach owners, such as Cahnman, see the ruling of the state Supreme Court as an unconstitutional and costly land grab.
"They actually take my country – which is worth a lot of money – without compensation," Cahnman said.
Last summer, Ray Cahnman, a Chicago resident who owns a beach cottage in Porter, Ind., Fought with people gathering on the shores of Lake Michigan north of his property.
Indiana lawmakers are also pushing back.
Conservationists fear that another legislative proposal in the legislature could overturn the ruling of the state supreme court and define the "ordinary high water line" as 581.5 feet above sea level, a 1985 benchmark set by the federal government. The federal reference point was a year before Lake Michigan reached a record high of 582.4 feet. The normal high water mark will be updated every 25 to 35 years and will be adjusted next year based on new surveys.
Proponents of the law say that this will not affect public access, with the emphasis that the state only falls back on the height if the natural high water mark is not easily distinguishable.
But legal experts say the language of the bill is ambiguous and that a specific level is unlikely to resolve disputes over coastal ownership.
"Nobody knows where that is (581.5 feet level) unless they have an altimeter or you call the DNR office to have them put a post in the ground," said Patricia Sharkey, a Chicago lawyer at the Environmental Law Counsel.
The problem is further complicated by the fact that the water levels in Lake Michigan have shifted dramatically in recent years and reached a record height of 576 feet in 2013 and are currently just one foot from the record level.
"When it is high, it becomes more of a problem because private owners are worried about the loss of their land, and it may be harder for the public to find a passage through these protected areas," said Brammeier. "If the water is almost empty, it is much easier to re-create, but you can still face conflict. Anyway, the state's obligation to protect this country from the public is always there."
While certain states have given up ownership of the coastline to individuals, the public always has access to the water.
In Michigan, the coastline extends to the water's edge, but private beaches are treated as passages, with foot traffic allowed up to the natural high water mark.
In Wisconsin, however, private ownership stops at the natural high water mark and the state owns the land below this threshold. But beach owners have exclusive rights on the water's edge, and the Department of Natural Resources maintains a "keep your feet wet" policy for people walking on private beaches.
The Department of Natural Resources of Illinois says ownership and public right of way are shared by the water's edge, although conservation groups have been claiming for years that the public has the right to walk to the natural high-water line.
For some, the subject can be a questionable point, as there are more than 50 public beaches along the 63-mile coastline of Illinois. In the northern suburbs of Chicago, however, the coastline is a mosaic of public beaches along large-scale estates and these lines can fade more easily.
Jeff Smith, former general counsel for the Department of Natural Resources of Illinois under Government Pat Quinn, said he is a party for conservationists.
"With the & # 39; foot law & # 39; rule, I suppose the French explorers would not have been able to drag their canoes across the shoreline," Smith joked about 18th-century expeditions in Illinois. "It really makes no sense to keep it. Human beings are not aquatic beings.
"Borders and boundaries are where disputes occur and where laws are made," he said. "Nations are going to make war over it, neighbors are going to make war over it."
Over the years, lawyers say they've heard complaints about an unnamed beach for an Edgewater condominium.
In online listings it is advertised that the condo has a private beach. The coastline is fenced with a sign with the text & # 39; No Trespassing & # 39 ;. In recent years, members of the public have been kicked from the beach in what a Chicago lawyer has described as & # 39; a lawsuit awaiting the future & # 39 ;.
Regarding beach access at the Edgewater condominium, spokesman Ed Cross from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources said that "the public would have the right to use Lake Michigan as long as they are in the water."
The division could not immediately confirm its policy on the barriers to the lake.
Enclosures of flats along the 900 block of West Rosemont Avenue in the Edgewater district of Chicago block public access to the shores of Lake Michigan on February 28, 2019.
Smith said that barriers that block access to the coastline are being rejected and it would almost certainly require the agency's approval.
"You can't set up a fence that infringes on public trust rights or someone who descends to the water's edge or beyond without the permission of the DNR," said Smith. "The coastline is changing, so you can't allow people to start shielding things and claiming a beach every time you have a layer low. To be consistent, you would fence every time it comes up take away. "
Part of the reason why the beach access guidelines of Illinois have remained ambiguous is because no important statement has been made since 1990 about the doctrine of public trust in Illinois, when a dispute over the attempt by the University of Loyola to settle in Lake Michigan building went to court and the American district Judge Marvin Aspen ruled against the expansion of the lake at the private university, say that the bottom of the lake was part of the & # 39; public trust & # 39 ;.
Legal challenges with reference to the doctrine of public confidence, an age-old principle that addresses the scope of public access to the coast, also motivated filmmaker George Lucas to relocate his museum from namesake to California and plan for the Obama presidential center complicate.
Often these disputes are unresolved, sometimes for more than a century, until parties appear before a judge. Despite 200 years of state, Illinois has still not seen a case that has clarified the degree of public access to the level that the Great Lakes neighbors have.
Last year, the first brouhaha that reached the supreme court of Indiana finally ended the debate in the state of Hoosier.
As the owner of the beach, Cahnman said he has no problem with the public walking on the shoreline in front of his house. He even expected it.
Before Cahnman bought the property, the previous owner, along with other Porter owners on the lake, had been approached by the National Park Service and managed to grant walking rights to the public.
For Cahnman, his objection lies with the countless other recreational activities that can take place on the beach in front of his house. On a beach, he said he pays taxes. A beach, neither the state nor federal officials have helped clean up as soon as tourists pack. A beach that the court says is now owned by the state of Indiana.


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A peephole allows you to look outside from the inside. George Winningham invented the peephole in 1932.
How Do You Reverse a Peephole?
How Do You Clean Door Viewers?
Can You See in a Peephole?
Which Lens is Used Indoors?
Why is it Preferable to Use a Door Lens?
How High Do You Install a Peephole?
How Do You Look Through a Door?
Are peepholes always required?
Do doors come with peepholes?
How do you remove a peephole from a door knocker?
The best reverse peephole viewer, as the name suggests reverses the effects of a peephole. It means you can see inside from the outside. It works as the viewer's lenses reverse the effect of the peephole's convex lens. So by using a peephole you can see who is knocking at the door.
To make a reverse peephole, you should insert the lens of the peephole in such a way that it faces the inside of your home. Then, you should insert the viewing piece of the peephole in such a way that it would face outside. You should push the viewing piece towards the center of the door until it fits tightly.
Since a peephole allows you to see who is knocking at the door you should keep your peephole clean.
Soak a cotton swab in a glass cleaner and clean the interior side of the peephole with it.
You can use a glass cleaner and a paper towel for cleaning the exterior side of the peephole.
Then, you should look through the peephole to verify that everything is clearly visible and there is no moisture or streaks on the lenses.
Can you see both ways through a peephole?
Whether you can see an eye or camera someone is watching. If there is no light source on the other side it may be harder to tell. To see if it goes all the way through you may sometimes also go and check the other side of the wall the peephole is in.
A reverse peephole viewer reverses the effects of a peephole. That means it allows you to see the inside from the outside. The viewer's lens reverses the effect of the peephole's convex lens. These peepholes are pocket-friendly and easy to fit. (1)
What do you call a peephole in a door?
A peephole in a door is also called a spy hole, peek hole, door hole, or door viewer. It is a small opening through a door that allows an individual to look from the inside to the outside.
Alternatively, a reverse peephole allows an individual from the outside to the inside.
You cannot see from the outside to the inside from the door peephole. You can see outside, but outsiders cannot see inside. A standard peephole is a very simple structure with just two lenses at either end of a tube. On the other hand, the iVision Intercom is a wireless video unit than the standard analog peephole. It also uses a small camera so there is nothing to look through. (2)
We use a concave lens also called a diverging lens in the wide-angle peephole indoors. This lens acts as a door viewer's lens and is a small opening through a door that allows you to look from the inside to the outside.
A peephole is made up of convex lenses. It allows you to see who is on the other side of the door. So, you can use it for security reasons. For better visibility at night, it is preferable to have a door light outside the door.
The height at which you want to mount a peephole is an important factor to consider while installing a new opening to the outside. It can vary from house to house, but the average height to install a peephole is between 4 and 5½ feet from the ground. Anybody who would open the door should be able to look through the peephole.
To look through a door, grab a small reflective surface. The idea behind this is to use the reflection to peer through the bottom of the door. You should kneel down next to the door you wish to see under. Place the reflective surface flat on the ground, which is next to the door gap. Then, look at the edge of the reflective surface that is closest to the door.
How much does a peephole cost?
A handyman will charge between $50 and $55 to install a peephole. It includes labor and material cost. But you can save money by buying the device for $18 and installing it yourself.
Peepholes are not always required. In most societies, the owner is not required to provide tenants with doors that have peepholes and chain locks. However, many societies have adopted the Uniform Building Security Code that requires a peephole for doors in newly constructed buildings.
Peepholes come in two parts – lens and sleeves. First of all, drill the door hole, and then insert the lens from the inside. Thereafter insert the sleeve from the outside, and then screw them together for a peephole. With fiberglass, metal, or composite doors, use a standard bit.
For removing a peephole from a door knocker, grasp the inside part of the peephole with the needle-nose pliers and apply pressure to the outside lens using a couple of fingers. Then, turn the pliers anticlockwise to loosen the inside piece from the rest of the peephole assembly. Finally, remove both ends from the door.
A reverse peephole viewer reverses the effects of a peephole. It allows you to see in from the outside. It works as the viewer's lenses reverse the effect of the peephole's convex lens. So by using a peephole you can see who is knocking at the door. Thus, peepholes are used for security reasons.
(1) convex lens – https://www.synopsys.com/optical-solutions/learn/optics-for-kids/lenses.html
(2) Vision Intercom – https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1002902-REG/optex_i_vision_ivision_2_way_wireless_video.html
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Archdiocese of Newark 125th Anniversary records
Identifier: ADN 0054
Abstract The Archdiocese of Newark celebrated the 125th anniversary of its founding in 1978. Materials in the Archdiocese of Newark 125th Anniversary records include correspondence and memoranda related to the planning and attendance of celebratory events.
Found in: The Monsignor Field Archives & Special Collection Center / Archdiocese of Newark 125th Anniversary records
Francis Derivaux scrapbook
Abstract Fr. Francis Derivaux was a priest in the Archdiocese of Newark. He attended Seton Hall College, graduating in 1911, and then went on to study at Immaculate Conception Seminary. Fr. Derivaux was ordained in 1915 and assigned to St. Leo's parish in Irvington, where he worked until his death in 1923. The scrapbook is divided into two sections: the first contains memories of his time at Seton Hall College and Immaculate Conception Seminary, and the second is concerned with his work at St. Leo's in...
Found in: The Monsignor Field Archives & Special Collection Center / Francis Derivaux scrapbook
Paul J. Hayes papers
Abstract Paul J. Hayes was a priest of the Archdiocese of Newark and was involved in media and communications. he produced three educational films, was appointed to the National Catholic Office For Motion Pictures in New York City, and was the Director of the Archdiocese of Newark Communications Office. The Paul J. Hayes papers include subject files, sound and motion picture recordings, and color slides, among other materials.
Found in: The Monsignor Field Archives & Special Collection Center / Paul J. Hayes papers
Women's religious orders of the Archdiocese of Newark records
Abstract This collection documents the history, activities, and celebrations of many of the women's Religious Orders throughout New Jersey, generally spanning the years from 1869-2012. The collection also contains materials related to some out-of-state orders, particularly in New York, and materials related to individual sisters of some orders.
Found in: The Monsignor Field Archives & Special Collection Center / Women's religious orders of the Archdiocese of Newark records
Martin W. Stanton papers
Abstract Martin Stanton (1897-1977) was a priest of the Archdiocese of Newark, a papal chamberlain, and an auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Newark. The Martin W. Stanton papers include correspondence memorabilia regarding Martin Stanton's elevation to Bishop and the death of his sister.
Dates: 1957-1977, bulk 1957-1961; Majority of material found within 1957 - 1961
Found in: The Monsignor Field Archives & Special Collection Center / Martin W. Stanton papers
Catholic Women's College Club records
Abstract The Catholic Women's College Club was a New Jersey organization in operation from at least 1934-1985. This collection spans the years of 1934 through 1985 and documents the development and subsequent operations of the Catholic Women's College Club, a New Jersey organization. The collection includes records of meetings and activities as well as clippings and memorabilia.
Found in: The Monsignor Field Archives & Special Collection Center / Catholic Women's College Club records
Newark Archdiocesan Federation of Holy Name Societies records
Abstract The Society of the Holy Name, also called Confraternity of the Most Holy Names of God and Jesus, is a group dedicated to the reverence of the names of God and Jesus. In 1930, Holy Name Society groups in the Archdiocese of Newark combined to form the Newark Archdiocesan Federation of Holy Name Societies. However, after 1940 this Federation seems to have dissolved and Holy Name Society groups in the New Jersey area are under the auspices of the National Association of Holy Name Societies. The...
Found in: The Monsignor Field Archives & Special Collection Center / Newark Archdiocesan Federation of Holy Name Societies records
Archdiocese of Newark Church reports
Abstract The Diocese of Newark was created in 1853 and was elevated to an Archdiocese in 1937. The Chancery Office required parish priests to submit yearly reports reflecting the financial and spiritual condition of their churches. The Diocese of Newark Church reports include the annual reports of parish priests to the Chancery Office from 1843-1925, which themselves include information on population and sacramental statistics.
Found in: The Monsignor Field Archives & Special Collection Center / Archdiocese of Newark Church reports
Fratres in Unum newsletters
Abstract Quarterly priest publication by priests within the Archdiocese of Newark.
Found in: The Monsignor Field Archives & Special Collection Center / Fratres in Unum newsletters
Archdiocese of Newark Office of Research & Planning
Abstract The Office of Research and Planning for the Archdiocese of Newark initiates and maintains program-oriented planning and development to maximize the resources of the Church in Newark. The Office of Research and Planning of the Archdiocese of Newark records include materials related to the beginning of the ORP in 1975 and its activities through the 1970s and 1980s.
Found in: The Monsignor Field Archives & Special Collection Center / Archdiocese of Newark Office of Research & Planning
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Catholic Church -- Societies, etc. 4
Newark (N.J.) 4
Church growth -- Catholic Church. 3
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German American Catholics -- New Jersey. 2
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Monasticism and religious orders for women -- New Jersey -- History. 2
Account books. 1
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Catholic Church -- Charities. 1
Catholic Church. Archdiocese of Newark (N.J.) 1
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Columbus Day Parade (Newark, N.J.) 1
Convent Station (N.J.) 1
Democratic National Convention (1968 : Chicago, Ill.) 1
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Dominican sisters -- New Jersey -- History. 1
Fratres in Unum 1
Friuli Earthquake, Italy, 1976. 1
Holy Name, Devotion to. 1
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Jersey City (N.J.) -- History. 1
King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929-1968 1
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New Jersey—Politics and government—1951- 1
Newark Riots, Newark, N.J., 1967 1
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Polish American Catholics -- New Jersey 1
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