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Nigeria News2 days ago
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Buhari Felicitates Gambari On 78th Birthday
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Nigeria Ranks Sixth World Most Populous Country – UN Report
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Nnamdi Kanu Is Gravely Ill, Needs Urgent Medical Attention – IPOB Lawyer [Documents]
Aloy Ejimakor, the special counsel to the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, has written to Ambassador Samuela Isopi, Head of the European...
UN Speaks After Indians Attacked Nigerians, Others
The United Nations has called for peace following a fracas during a football match in India that led to a clash between the citizens and other...
Buhari's UN Speech: Russia-Ukraine War Justifies Nigeria's Call For Nuclear-Free World
President Muhammadu Buhari on Wednesday said that the damages and more havoc from the lingering Russia-Ukraine war further justifies Nigeria's resolute calls for a nuclear-free world....
Buhari Jets Out To US, To Address UN General Assembly
President Muhammadu Buhari will depart Abuja, on Sunday, for New York, United States to attend the annual meeting of world leaders, the United Nations General Assembly...
Police Arrest Fake UN Doctor At Abuja National Hospital
The Federal Capital Territory command of the Nigeria Police Force has confirmed the arrest of one Obiako Chukwuemeka parading himself as a medical doctor. The individual...
CNG Reacts As UN Asks Buhari Govt To Release Nnamdi Kanu
The Coalition of Northern Groups (CNG) has berated the United Nations (UN) over its directive to President Muhammadu Buhari-led government to release the leader of the...
Edwin Clark's Younger Brother, Akporode Is Dead
The younger brother of Nigerian nationalist Edwin Clark, Blessing Akporode Clark, has died. Naija News gathered that Akporode Clark passed away on Tuesday in Nigeria's commercial...
IPOB Reacts As UN Asks Buhari Govt To Release Nnamdi Kanu
The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has reacted to the directive of the United Nations (UN) to President Muhammadu Buhari-led government to release its leader, Nnamdi...
Nigerians React As UN Tells Buhari Govt To Release Nnamdi Kanu
The directives by the United Nations to the Federal Government of Nigeria to release the leader of Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu has stirred...
Missing Nigerian Ex-Diplomat Found Dead In US
The body of a former Nigerian diplomat, Ambassador Ejeviome Otobo, has been found by police in Tuckahoe, New York, United States. Naija News reports that Otobo...
Women Affairs Minister, Tallen, Gets UN Appointment
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Four Million More People Displaced in 2021, Humanitarian Workers Say
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Buhari Initiates $19bn Project, Seeks AfDB, World Bank Support
President Muhammadu Buhari has solicited fund support from the World Bank, African Development Bank, and other partners as he initiates a $19bn project. The fund as...
Russia Ukraine War9 months ago
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Today we'd like to introduce you to Danielle Farley.
Born and raised in North County I have always been fascinated with hair. As a little girl, I remember styling my little sister's hair every day before school, in six grade camp I was the only girl who knew how to French braid, and in high school, I would highlight/color friends hair secretly in the bathroom. I didn't realize it yet but hair with my passion and here I am 30 years old, a salon owner! It hasn't by any means of being easy.
This industry Is it just about "the hair "it's a very emotional business, you get very close to people personally as my clients have become friends/family. There's something about making people feel good inside and out that addicting and I wouldn't trade it for the world.
Biggest struggle for me has been marketing myself. I am naturally a more quiet person, although there's something magical when a stranger sits in your chair I connect/open up like I've known the person for years. So I would say I need to work on promoting myself outside of the salon.
Alright – so let's talk business. Tell us about BeüDbar – what should we know?
What sets me apart is my passion, attention to detail and perfectionism. I specialize in hair and eyelashes extensions. It's amazing how having a long healthy hair and eyelashes can change how a person feels about themselves.
Perseverance. The ability to keep pursuing a dream regardless of setbacks and trusting myself to know this is what I meant to do with my life and all the details will fall into place as long as I don't give up.


mention an entertaining speaker. He probably knows more about babbitting than anyone in town.
NEXT MEETING: PLEASE NOTE: Tuesday, May 7, 6:30 p.m., Unser Museum.
MAY SHOW & SHARE: There will not be a Show & Share before the May meeting.
REFRESHMENTS WILL BE PROVIDED BY: Ray Calderon / Max & Johanne Glover.
Car Show. See the May Activity article and Joyce's Museum car show article.
NEXT BOARD MEETING: Tuesday, May 28, 7:30 p.m., Jay Hertz' home, 8704 La Sala Del Sur, NE.
May Ray Calderon / Max & Johanne Glover June Marvin & Neva Coffee / ?
Museum will close after the meeting. Often Al Unser Senior is at the Museum for these events!
were in 1882 and 1883, when he was in his early twenties. Those efforts were largely unsuccessful.
met and hired Eugene Farkas. Farkas was a Hungarian immigrant trained as a mechanical engineer.
worked well together; they spoke the same mechanical language.
castings resembled a modern-day uni-body, achieving strength with lightness by eliminating a frame.
mass production and mass sales.
uncharacteristic decision for Ford, a paradox that contributes to his legacy as an enigma.
OPENED BY Jay Hertz. Welcome to all and guest Richard Polk who has a '46 pickup.
appreciation day, we would like to participate, please see Joyce for details.
regarding lowering cost of dues and use of money in savings.
Neva will have roster done by next meeting. If you have not paid your dues, please do so now.
wished for Jo Seery and Lou Gorenz.
Rio Grande at 0700 and depart at 0730 as a group to the show.
2. Next month Larry Azevedo will be our speaker; his topic will be about babbiting and restoration.
enjoyable. The meeting will start at 7:30 pm, Please NO homemade refreshments at the museum.
participate. Please see Jay for any questions or help you have.
Mistee conducted the raffle with some fun prizes.
REFRESHMENTS; were enjoyed by all.
SHOW and SHARE: Frank brought a '53 four door to share.
www.theroute66rodders.com. Spaces start at $20.
registration or counting votes, see Joyce. See you at the show.
When: Memorial Day, Monday, May 27, 2013, 11am-2pm.
everything together with birthday cake. Sodas and chips will also be provided, courtesy of the club!
the biggest display of flatheads since 1953! Bring your friends!
are welcome at our Board meetings.
the "Ford Store" to see all the neat "stuff" and books for sale.
thousand of the machines in a plant where automobile bodies were built just a little more than a year ago.
new manufacturing methods which save critical materials and time and eliminate use of vital machinery.
May 4 – Christian Rodders' Swap Meet – Mayfield HS, Las Cruces – Ray Trigg – (575)524-3371.
May 4 – Mopar Challenge Race – Abq Dragway, Albuquerque – 4pm – nmmopars@gmail.com.
Vista – Proceeds donated to Boys & Girls Club of Bloomfield – Chris (505)486-3955 or (505)215-0200.
www.theroute66rodders.com – Spaces start at $20.
Day. Open house at Mild to Wild with hot dogs, long cruise with ice cream in Los Lunas. All clubs invited.


Here's to the Short, Sweet Speech: Toasts!
In the past year, I have worked with four fathers of the bride and/or groom to cull down the millions of ideas running through their head. They need a 2-minute toast and have more than 2 hours of material.
Then, I lower the boom: You have to say it all in about 400 words.
You would be amazed what you can say in 2-3 minutes (around 400-500 words), when you focus.
If you've been called upon to write a toast, what was the hardest part?


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Port Corpus Christi to Permian Basin: Opportunities
Port Corpus Christi is visiting Midland to discuss projects & opportunities linking oil fields of the Permian Basin to the fourth largest U.S. port.
Port Corpus Christi to Permian Basin: Opportunities Port Corpus Christi is visiting Midland to discuss projects & opportunities linking oil fields of the Permian Basin to the fourth largest U.S. port. Check out this story on gosanangelo.com: http://www.gosanangelo.com/story/news/local/2017/09/22/crude-opportunities-port-corpus-christi-permian-basin/671188001/
Rashda Khan, San Angelo Standard-Times Published 6:49 p.m. CT Sept. 22, 2017 | Updated 7:00 p.m. CT Sept. 22, 2017
A liquid bulk vessel sails the Corpus Christi Ship Channel on the Inner Harbor, a project cargo vessel with massive generators awaiting offload, wind turbine components in laydown areas, and downtown Corpus Christi in the background.(Photo: Courtesy photo from Port of Corpus Christi)
The No. 1 U.S. Port for export of domestic crude oil is courting the hottest shale play in the U.S. oil and gas industry.
In a proactive move to garner more investment and business, representatives of the Port of Corpus Christi ventured inland to Midland on Friday, Sept. 22, 2017, to discuss new projects and opportunities connecting the Permian Basin to the Coastal Bend port and global markets beyond.
The catalyst for the partnership comes from former President Barack Obama lifting the 40-year export ban in late 2015, which allowed the sales of U.S. oil to other countries besides Canada. The Port of Corpus Christ to-date has exported the light, sweet Texas crude to more than 30 countries, including China, Valenzuela, Europe, Korea and Japan.
"We're seeing significant growth," said Sean Strawbridge, chief operating officer of the port. "Up from zero two years ago."
Meanwhile, oil producers in the Permian Basin are projected to boost oil production by 55,000 barrels a day by October, the bulk of a daily 79,000-barrel increase expected across seven major shale plays, according to the Energy Department. That jump will bring U.S. shale oil production up to 6.08 million barrels a day in October. Of that, the Permian would make up 2.64 million barrels a day.
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While it's a lot of ground to cover — about 480-miles — the port offers the shortest route between Permian Basin oil fields and an ocean.
To show their commitment, port representatives, Congressman Blake Farenthold, a port customer — OXY or Occidental Petroleum, a production company — shared data and information about current projects, and future forecasts to about 50 attendees.
They shared a video highlighting $50 billion in private industrial investment from domestic and international companies around the Corpus Christi ship channel.
"That's more than most states," Strawbridge said, checking off the reasons: a deepwater port, available and affordable land, a well-trained workforce, along with the cheap, abundant, steady supply of energy and excellent air quality. Also, the key is investing in infrastructure.
The supertanker Anne, a 1,093-foot crude carrier, docked at the Corpus Christi port earlier this year. This is the largest ship to ever dock in a Gulf of Mexico harbor. (Photo: Courtesy Port of Corpus Christi)
To be competitive, the port is working with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to widen and deepen its 36-mile ship channel — to increase the depth to 54 feet and width of the channel to 530 feet to accommodate larger vessels. The project should start by early 2018 and the goal is to finish by 2020-21.
"We want it to be safe for everyone who uses our port for their products," said Charles Zahn, chairman of the Port Commission. He also discussed partnering with local, state and federal law enforcement to address security and safety concerns for potential partners and their investment in the area.
About $38 million was spent improving the railyard and adding eight tracks to the port and strengthen rail links for transportation of product. This is in addition to access available through interstates and highways to markets in Canada and Mexico.
Corpus Christi's iconic Harbor Bridge that spans the bay is being replaced. The new bridge will have a 205-feet clearance, allowing some of the world's largest sailing vessels entrance in the inner harbor.
RELATED: Port makes first move on $327 million channel project
There are pipeline projects in the plans that will take the current 300,000 barrels a day of pipeline capacity from the Permian to Corpus Christi to 900,000 barrels a day capacity or more, which would triple the volume of crude available for export. This would be in addition to the 1.2 million barrels a day from the Eagle Ford Shale Play.
Stephen Robertson, executive vice president of the Permian Basin Petroleum Association, liked what he heard.
"What's made the Permian Basin is the investment in infrastructure in place here," he said. The Permian Basin shale play, which is the size of Alabama, has been producing oil since the 1920s. "Having a partner in the oil exchange (Port of Corpus Christi) is extremely important."
Strawbridge encouraged attendees to "go ask Congress to fund our project" because the timeliness of projects being done depends on the financing available. For example, while there is legislative support for the deepening and widening of the channel, there remains a funding challenge.
The Corps of Engineers got $310 million for construction projects this year for the entire country, Strawbridge said, adding the process involves annual appropriations in the budget by Congress.
"(The Corps of Engineers) have $30 billion worth of projects to do. So they got 1 percent of what the need is," he said.
Port representatives want their business partners and potential partners to lobby Congress.
"It's not just helping us, its help us help (the business partners). We get this project funded and can accelerate the execution of it, that means they'll be more competitive," Strawbridge said. "They're competing against Saudi and other oil-rich OPEC countries in the Middle East that have deep drafts and all the infrastructure. There's no reason why we shouldn't be able to have the same infrastructure."
In the absence of federal funding, Strawbridge said port authorities will look at alternatives like private funding, or the Port going out and raising more capital, via bond issue or charging customers more.
Word about what the Port of Corpus Christi is trying to do has spread to Dallas, San Angelo and beyond.
Candice Upton Brewer, director of operations for the Carr Scholarship Foundation at Angelo State University, attended the National Association of Royalty Owners conference in Dallas earlier this month.
"The buzz was in the air that we all need to get on board, we all need to be supporting this and doing what we can to help this happen because it is a good thing for mineral and royalty owners," Brewer said.
The change, expected to be slow and long-term, could also benefit the Carr endowment that has provided scholarships since 1982 to about 70,000 ASU students.
The San Angelo Chamber of Commerce representatives also are cheering the Port-Permian partnership potential. San Angelo, which sits about 30 miles from the eastern edge of the Permian Basin serves, as a sort of "general store" for the Permian oil industry, said Michael Looney, economic development vice president for the chamber.
The Port of Corpus Christi Commission on Friday approved plans to pay for improvements to the Corpus Christi Ship Channel. The port wants to eventually be wide and deep enough to accommodate large cargo tankers like the Anne, which docked in Ingleside on a trial run May 26, 2017. (Photo: Courtney Sacco/Caller-Times)
San Angelo has a few drilling companies, but a broader range of companies that fabricate equipment used in the Permian Basin, he said. So an uptick in the Permian oil industry leads to an uptick in the San Angelo economy.
While the Texas oil and gas industry remains in recovery, Looney has been fielding calls from companies seeking a trained and stable workforce, and even available facilities in the area.
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"There are a lot of opportunities right now. There's a lot of demand for CDL drivers and skilled workers," he said, adding he's aware of about 200 such jobs — all pretty well-paid —that need to be filled.
The chamber is working with the Texas Workforce Commission to help train people as welders, fabricators, draftsmen and more.
"We're looking for people interested in learning these skills," Looney said.
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The Deal with Iran
Jul 4, 2015 | by Michael Oren
An Israeli ex-envoy believes the Iran deal is bad for Israel, U.S. and the world.
If you scan the headlines, you may have seen that I've written a new book, "Ally: My Journey Across the American-Israeli Divide." Clearly, it has touched a nerve.
This is hardly surprising. The book is out precisely when the United States looks poised to sign a nuclear deal with Iran – a deal that is bad for Israel, bad for America and bad for the world.
For Israel, Iran's nuclear program poses not one, but several existential threats. The first and most obvious is that Iran will develop nuclear warheads and will place them atop one of the many intercontinental ballistic missiles it has built, missiles whose sole purpose is to carry such warheads. Israel, according to the "moderate" former Iranian leader Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, is "a one-bomb country."
The second threat derives from the fact that Iran is the world's largest state sponsor of terror, backing attacks against Israeli civilians and Jews across five continents and in dozens of cities. If Iran acquires nuclear capabilities, so too will the terrorists, who will not need an ICBM to deliver their weapon, but only a ship container.
Lastly, but no less nightmarishly, once Iran acquires nuclear capabilities, so too will many of the countries in the Middle East, transforming an already unstable region into a nuclear powder keg.
For Israelis, the Iranian nuclear issue is not about legacy, but our children's lives. However, the Iranian nuclear program threatens not only Israel and the Middle East, but also America and the world.
Iranian proxies are second only to al Qaeda in the number of Americans they have killed in recent years. This is the same regime that took over the U.S. Embassy and took its staff hostage in 1979, that was responsible for the attacks on the U.S. Embassy and Marine barracks in Beirut in 1983 and the Khobar Towers in Saudi Arabia in 1996. In 2011, as the U.S. attorney general noted, it even endorsed a plot to blow up a crowded popular restaurant in Washington.
In the short run, perhaps, America can at least gamble on whether the Iranian regime is rational and a potentially responsible regional actor. But what if Israel's estimation is correct – that the Iranian regime is irrational and will devote tens of billions of dollars in sanctions relief not to peaceful development, but to enhancing its global terrorist networks?
Well-intentioned advocates of the proposed Iranian nuclear deal, the deadline for which has been pushed back to July 7, will argue that it provides for intrusive inspections of Iranian nuclear facilities, will remove a large portion of Iran's stockpile of enriched uranium, and, for a 10-year period, will prevent Iran from producing a nuclear weapon in less than 12 months. Yet other experts – including leading American scientists – have concluded that, under this agreement Iran could break out military nuclear power in a far shorter period and could develop the wherewithal to create not just one bomb, but an atomic arsenal.
In the interim, the agreement will also bestow legitimacy on an Iran that is attempting to overthrow pro-American governments throughout the Middle East, such as Saudi Arabia and Yemen, and is propping up the Syrian dictator who has killed many tens of thousands of his own citizens. The regime seeks to extend its hegemony throughout the region and beyond.
Distance can be emotionally deceiving. The nuclear deal imperils the United States as much as Israel, just not as immediately. The Supreme Leader directs crowds in chanting "Death to America." The Iranian navy practices blowing up U.S. aircraft carriers, and its armed forces bear responsibility for the deaths of hundreds of American soldiers who fought bravely in Iraq.
There has been a suggestion from those conducting the negotiations with Iran that the alternative to a deal is war. It's not true. The alternative is a better deal brought about by ratcheted-up sanctions, a deal that dismantles Iranian nuclear facilities and is linked to a fundamental change in Iran's behavior: It must cease trying to overthrow pro-American governments, it must cease sponsoring terror worldwide, and it must stop threatening to destroy America's cherished ally, Israel.
This op-ed originally appeared on cnn.com
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(4) Anonymous, July 21, 2015 4:03 PM
Iran is ruled by insane religious zealots who love death not lifel
The ayatollahs have stated time and again that they love death as much as (most normal people!) love life. If they wish to die they can do so whenever they like, suicide included. The aspire to dying for whatever reason is a simptome of insanity. No animal (and we humans are also animals) strive to stay alive as long as possible. To desire death is madness.
(3) Anonymous, July 5, 2015 11:24 PM
A blessing for a blessing
According to Genesis 12:3 the nations that are a blessing to Israel will themselves receive a blessing and the nations who curse Israel will themselves be cursed.
Could that be why the nations that did not stand up for Israel during the war are now in financial difficulties?
(2) Eugene levich, July 5, 2015 10:00 PM
Obama sincerely believe in muslim supremacy
Sherlock Holmes once explained to Dr. Watson; "Watson he said; when you investigate a crime and all versions are ruled out except one thiat explains everything is the truth, however improbable this may seem". History will see this truth with amazement and disbelief. How indeed could it happen on the 4th of July?
(1) Anonymous, July 5, 2015 7:02 PM
Firstly, Iran is no worse than any other player in this game of insanity. The USA some can argue is the worlds largest terrorist on all fronts Who one sides with is all about one's own self interest.
If people like you and all the right wing red necks here in the USA cares so much about the world, why dont all of you give your nuclear weapons in order to encourage others to forego development of such destructive devices. I do not hear any of you offering to get rid of your stock pile. why ? Because you want to maintain the power to destroy others while you seek to deny them the ability to defend themselves. There is a word for that, its called hypocrisy.. The change you wish to see in the world has to start with you. Until you are advocating positive change with yourself, I say go diddle yourself.
Ben (of Ben's Tallit Shop), July 6, 2015 1:29 PM
Iran wants to defend itself?
The US seeks to deny other countries the ability to defend themselves? You could say that about the Obama administration in regards to Israel, but I don't think that's what you have in mind.
Against whom does Iran seek to defend itself? Iran is the world's leading aggressor state and in the Middle East the only rival it has in its belligerence is Isis.
It might be a good idea for you to take a look at the record: Except in the case of kamikaze Japan, the US has never used nuclear weapons, and obviously has no intention of using them offensively. The same applies to Israel.
LarryB, July 18, 2015 11:23 AM
Speaking of Hogwash.
There is real fear of a new nuclear arms race in the middle east because of this agreement the president wants. Our congress must not sign this agreement.
Lea, July 21, 2015 1:36 AM
Reponse to Anonymous
You do not give up your ability to defend yourself, with the hope the other will do the same. That is called suicide. Iran is shouting Death to America and Death to Israel all the while lying through their teeth. G-d will not allow anyone to destroy Israel, and anyone who tries will have consequences. Just look at history to see how many nations have tried to eliminate the Jewish people, and see what happened to them? The list is very long, but the Jewish people live. It will be interesting to see how this plays out. Am Yisrael Chair!
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Marie Louis Felix Auguste Van Ormelingen (Zichen-Zussen-Bolder, 17 december 1870 - Tongeren of Luik, 19 maart 1939) was een Belgisch volksvertegenwoordiger en senator.

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Van Ormelingen promoveerde tot doctor in de rechten (1894) aan de Katholieke Universiteit Leuven. Zijn vader was notaris in Zichen-Zussen-Bolder en hij werd in 1896 zelf ook notaris, eerst in Zichen, vervolgens in Tongeren. Hij trouwde met Hubertine (Bertha) Vroonen (1878-1952) en ze hadden vijf kinderen:
 Maurice, die zijn vader als notaris opvolgde,
 Simone, Dochter van Liefde van Sint-Vincentius a Paulo,
 Leon,
 Ghislaine, kanunnikes van Sint-Augustinus,
 Loulou.

In 1903 werd hij gemeenteraadslid van Tongeren en in 1921 schepen. Hij werd ook provincieraadslid (1908-1912).

In 1912 werd hij verkozen tot katholiek volksvertegenwoordiger voor het arrondissement Tongeren-Maaseik en vervulde dit mandaat tot in 1914. Hij werd in 1919 provinciaal senator voor Limburg en bekleedde dit ambt tot in 1929.

Literatuur
 Paul VAN MOLLE, Het Belgisch Parlement, 1894-1972, Antwerpen, 1972

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 Fiche Van Ormelingen op Odis

Belgisch notaris
Belgisch volksvertegenwoordiger
Belgisch senator
Limburgs provincieraadslid
Schepen van Tongeren

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"On Deck" prepares youth to be the next leaders of the church and the world. Our name, "On Deck" represents what we are trying to do with our youth here at First Alliance. They are "on deck" to be the next generation of leaders in this world. We take very seriously the opportunity to prepare young men and women for life after middle and high school. As such, our focus is not on simply playing games or filling their lives with activity after activity. Rather, our aim is to help them grow in their faith as they connect to Christ, grow with others, and engage the world and to get them involved in ministry and leadership as they progress in their faith.
How Do I Know What's Going On?
Your best bet for the most up to date information and photos about all thing On-Deck Youth is via social media, either Facebook or Instagram.
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What is youth group like?
"On Deck" provides several opportunities for youth to get involved. We have several small groups (middle school and senior high) meeting on Sunday evenings that are broken down into age and gender groups. We also meet as a large group on Wednesday (middle school and senior high) at First Alliance. It is a time to hang out, build relationships, be part of worship and prayer, and be challenged about what it means to follow Jesus as a teen in today's world.
On-Deck also seeks to facilitate opportunities for teens to serve one another, with the larger church family, in our community, and beyond through ministry and service projects.
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Mr. Thomas F. Bernier, 76, of North Petersburg, NY, formerly of Adams, died on Monday, December 20, 2021, at Samaritan Hospital in Troy, NY. He was born in Adams on August 26, 1945, a son of the late Joseph and Margery (Kenney) Bernier. He attended schools in Adams, including the former Adams Memorial High School until leaving to join the military. Mr. Bernier was a veteran of the Vietnam War, having first served with the United States Army from 1964 to 1967. He then enlisted in the United States Navy in 1968 until receiving his Honorable Discharge on July 8, 1970. Mr. Bernier was a self-employed logger and heavy equipment operator, having owned and operated the former Bernier Logging Inc., and had worked for Dellaghelfa Construction until returning to logging. He is survived by his two daughters, Jody L. (Bernier) Mazzrillo of North Adams and Tracy (Bernier) Thomas of Monson; one son, Thomas F. Bernier, Jr. of Hamden; five brothers, Kenneth A. Bernier of Church Hill, TN, Ronald J. Bernier of Cheshire, Paul F. Bernier of Adams, Robert B. Bernier of Cheshire and Anthony E. Bernier of Adams; six grandchildren, Jacob, Caleb, Kaelyn, Tiffani-Lyn, Brittany and Jenifer; his partner Kathleen Staples of Petersburg, NY and by many step children, step grandchildren, nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his sister Judith A. Powers who died on June 23, 1994. A memorial service will be held on Thursday, December 30th at 12:00 Noon in the PACIOREK FUNERAL HOME, 13 Hoosac St., Adams. Burial will be at a later date in Bellevue Cemetery. Calling hours are Thursday from 10:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. at the funeral home. Following the service at the funeral home, family and friends are invited to a Celebration of Life at the North Adams VFW on the Mohawk Trail in North Adams. Memorial donations may be made to the Shriners Burns Institute, 51 Blossom St. Boston, MA 02114.
Mr. Thomas F. Bernier, 76, of North Petersburg, NY, formerly of Adams, died on Monday, December 20, 2021, at Samaritan Hospital in Troy, NY. He was born in Adams on August 26, 1945, a son of the late Joseph and Margery (Kenney) Bernier. He... View Obituary & Service Information
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Woman cited for college break-in
POULTNEY—State police have charged a Mendon woman with burglarizing a building at Green Mountain College. Police said they went to the college at 4 a.m. on July 15, after campus security advised them they had detained a woman they suspected had committed a burglary on the campus. Police identified the woman as Hilary Dernier, age 29, of Mendon; however, she initially gave a false name. Security told police they had observed Dernier acting suspiciously in the area of a building that had been burglarized earlier that week. Security also told police they also found Dernier to be in possession of a tool they said was used to access the building. She was also in possession of items reported stolen by the college.
Dernier was charged with burglary, making or having burglary tools, false reports to law enforcement authorities and operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license. Dernier was held at Marble Valley Regional Correctional Facility in lieu of $25,000 bail. She was slated to be arraigned on July 17 at Rutland County Superior Court.
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On the streets of New York..
While back in New York I had a chance to collaborate with the incredible photographer Jamie Mann on a few street style photos. I absolutely love his work and was super excited and even a little nervous for this shoot. Jamie utilizes the lighting, the perspective, the time of the day, the location and the outfit itself so skillfully that you don't even notice how much hard work and experience goes into what seems like an effortless snap of the camera. He is a true professional and a breeze to work with. The results speak for themselves!
You might have already recognized my favorite Edward Roth jacket (yes, I wore the same jacket in two different colors, pink one here). Love how the boots and the jacket match in color and designer accessories complete this luxury look - true elegance with a futuristic note.
I always have these mixed feelings towards New York - I love and hate it at the same time. It makes me angry, happy, encouraged and disappointed - kind of an emotional roller coaster. But the only feeling the stays the same is the warm feeling that I get when I arrive at my "home away from home" - The Empire Hotel. Last year I gave you a sneak peak of my hotel room, and this year I am taking you to the rooftop where I snapped a few shots right before it started raining on my last day in NYC. That day was full of meetings so I went for a cool black and white look with my favorite wedge converse that I can't get enough of.
If you are my regular reader, you might know that I am a huge fan of Edward Roth New York (as seen here and here), so naturally I could not not wear it while in NY especially at fashion week. I am dying over their carefully crafted fabrics and artistic prints, but when I saw this jacket I was stunned. The futuristic design with perfectly sculpted shoulder details highlights the body and transforms you into another sleeker time. And all of that in pastel pink? I am sold! If I could, I'd wear it every day not only because I love it that much, but I also love the effect it has on people while wearing it - everyone is sort of fascinated and amazed at the same time - it's truly magical!
In terms of styling, I used the jacket as my statement piece and chose neutral black color for the rest of the look. And since it was fashion week, I just had to spice it up with my neon pink heels from Saint Laurent which I wore for a few shows before switching to my furry and more comfy Dolce Gabbana booties.
My day 3 of New York Fashion Week was very hectic with lots of shows and events. Even though the weather turned out to be very hot, I still didn't regret wearing the sequin Ted Baker blazer, because it's so cool and eye-catching, and most importantly, it was a perfect item to complete my look.
So I know I am a little behind, so expect a crazy overload of NYFW blog posts in the near future :) Here is day 2 report of my NYFW. No matter how many shows I saw that day (honestly, I don't even remember already :) ), August Getty definitely stood out. Stunning cutout dresses and minimalistic monochromatic designs (not to mention perfect looking models with their perfectly straight hair) left me speechless, but nothing had a bigger impression on me than this dress...it's incredible!
Wow! What a day it has been! Since early morning till late evening I was running around town attending shows and parties! And all of that on 7 hours of sleep in 2 days - pretty brutal! I'd like to believe that the first day is always the busiest (based on my last year's experience), but I feel like they might all be busy this time around... So I won't sleep more than 5 hours any time soon. I guess that's part of the job, so I'll still take it =) I am trying to keep you updated on everything I do in this fashion week on my Twitter and Instagram. TWITTER is definitely more detailed though, because I don't want to overload my Insta with 20 photos a day. Thank you for being so engaging there! Love to interact with you guys!
I found this look from NYFW that I haven't shared with you yet. I decided to combine something that might sound a little weird: leather and sweatpants. But nevertheless, this was one of my most successful looks at NYFW, I literally got stopped by street style photographers every 5 seconds.
This was one of my looks I wore at New York Fashion Week - not my typical style, but I enjoy a challenge once in a while ;) While street style photographers found it interesting, it also caught attention of some people when I was walking on the streets on New York after the shows. Even though it's inspired by male fashion, I still find it feminine and classy.
On a side note, I found my new favorite brand! Edward Roth is a luxury brand that connects art and fashion together! All their art is licensed and impossible to copy which makes you feel like a million bucks when wearing their unique and fashion forward clothing!
I felt so lucky to wear their exclusive and incredibly beautiful dresses during the Fashion Week - I never got that many compliments on my outfits as when I wore Edward Roth!
Be sure to check out their new store (or shall I say gallery?=)) in Soho, New York!
So I've been back in LA for a couple of days now, but it already seems like New York Fashion Week was just a dream. I can't believe that just a week ago I was running around New York trying to catch all the shows I was invited to. Here is my look that I wore on day 5 of New York Fashion Week.
I combined this unbelievably cute purple skirt from TBagsLosAngeles and black blouse from Rails. I didn't have any appropriate belt for this look, so I came up with an idea of using my Gucci foulard scarf as a belt and finished the look with a statement Zara clutch. By the way, I am obsessed with these mirrored sunglasses from Carrera. They were my go-to sunnies during the whole Fashion Week.
My days are all mixed up at the moment. I don't remember what was yesterday and what I have planned for tomorrow. I am definitely enjoying lots of events and exciting collections. On the downside, I barely sleep, eat once a day and change around 4 times a day =) Imagine how much time I spend thinking what to wear! Here is a short recap of the most exciting events recently.
Let's start with the most relaxing so far - a lovely Sunday brunch with PAVAN on the beautiful rooftop of the Refinery Hotel. I wore a feminine and incredibly pretty dress from Club Monaco, which seemed to be a perfect choice for a Sunday afternoon. Added this cute thin necklace from Wild Butterfly Boutique to keep the feminine vibe. Even the Pavan sangria (which is absolutely delicious and refreshing, by the way) matches my look =) By the way, check out Pavan's Facebook Sweepstakes - very exciting!
For the second day I chose neon and stripes - a simple three-color game which helps you stand out from the crowd. Obsessed with this Kate Spade clutch, that looks like a real newspaper.
New York has been crazy so far. Lots of events and shows, very little sleep, lots of heels and most importantly lots of photographs taken =) I am excited and happy to attend New York Fashion Week for the first time. I will take you on an exciting journey of my days here and will highlight the most memorable moments. So here is Day 1, which was probably the busiest full of amazing events and incredible memories.
The first look of the day was total Zara (yes, it always saves us when we don't know what to wear =)) with a beautiful envelope clutch from Givenchy.
I am sorry for being MIA these days. I have been crazy busy planning and arranging my NYFW schedule. I have lots of events planned and lots of outfits to wear =) For my latest Fashion Week adventures follow me on Instagram @byDianaMarks. And here is a selection from my August Instagram photos. Do you have a favorite?


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Security video footage is safe in the cloud
You're planning to put up IP Security Cameras to provide 24/7 unblinking eyes on your home and possessions. Everything will be recorded to a DVR or your computer's hard drive. You've thought through all the possible scenarios related to break-ins, but there's one scenario that still bothers you: What happens if the bad guys steal your computer or DVR where all the security footage is stored?
Unless you have your footage sent to an off-site security camera storage service, you are likely to be up a creek should a thief steal your computer or DVR.
IP security cameras aren't new technology. They have become increasingly popular, and the technology is getting better and cheaper. Camera makers are producing affordable cameras, some of which, like Canary, upload surveillance video to the cloud through a subscription service.
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Most IP cameras are stand-alone units with a built-in server that doesn't need a separate computer to operate. Some models add SD card storage so they can record video locally as a backup or alternative to computer monitoring and recording solutions.
If your cameras didn't come with a cloud storage subscription option, you can (and should) back up the footage to the cloud yourself.
How to Back up Your Cameras to Cloud Storage
The first and hardest task for backing up your IP cameras to off-site cloud-based storage is finding a service provider. There aren't a lot of them out there that cater to the home or small office user. However, a couple of services stand out because one of them has a free option, and the other offers a completely integrated solution that features HD-quality video.
Mangocam
Mangocam is an Australia-based company that provides cloud-based storage for IP camera footage. One nice thing about Mangocam is that it has a free option that lets you store a day's worth of footage (up to 3GB). It also allows you to set up a schedule to record only the hours and days you want. The service caters to Foscam and supports cameras such as the Foscam FI8905W, but the service supports most IP cameras.
Mangocam's paid options start at $6 a month and provide a host of additional features such as motion-detected event recording, multiple cameras, seven-day video retention time (15GB), footage download via ZIP file, SMS alerts, and more. The most expensive plan supports up to eight cameras, holds up to a month's worth of footage (50GB), and supports a higher frame rate than the other plans.
Nest offers a fully integrated end-to-end solution for home and business users. With its internet-connected Nest Cam Indoor security camera, you get a wireless HD IP security camera from Nest that comes equipped with 2-way audio and night vision. Nest also stores up to seven days worth of footage and offers event detection, which marks points of interest on the video timeline on the web-based DVR.
A disadvantage of both solutions is that they rely on your internet connection, which creates a central point of failure. This is one reason why people are electing to purchase cameras with onboard SD card storage that keeps recording even if the connection to the server is lost. Similarly, some cameras come with backup batteries so they can function when the power goes out.
A camera with onboard SD card storage, backed up locally to a computer-based DVR with cloud-based off-site storage should capture the bad guys in just about every possible scenario.
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'Big Daddy' Don Garlits, 87, Eyes 200-MPH in Electric Dragster
Posted by OnAllCylinders Staff on July 19, 2019 at 3:27 pm
Drag racing legend Don Garlits, 87, plans to pilot his newest electric dragster—Swamp Rat 38—on Saturday at Florida's Palm Beach International Raceway to a new speed record of 200 miles-per-hour in an all-electric dragster.
Garlits holds the current National Electric Drag Racing Association record of 7.24 seconds at 185.60 mph, which was set in August 2014.
The Swamp Rat 38 weighs 1,000 pounds less than its 2,500-lb. predecessor.
Garlits has a long history of being the first drag racer to hit several major speed barriers, including the 170-, 180-, 240-, 250-, and 270-mph marks.
Hemmings spent time with Garlits during the lead-up to the July 20 speed test, and published an excellent and comprehensive article about the innovations that have gone into these electric dragster builds. You should probably check that out.
Good luck to Garlits and his team. Fast and safe, please.
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Author: OnAllCylinders Staff
Jim Ahern says:
Go get em Don !!!
Donna Sunderland says:
If it can be done,,,,,,Don will do it. Good luck and stay safe.
Roger bensen says:
Keep the hammer down best luck RDB
Arnold d Burkett says:
Routing for you Don.
Skypilot says:
running a Dennis Brube Killa Watt Motor……
good luck Don ….
J Robert Garrett says:
Big Daddy! Ever the pioneer and innovator. Go get 'em!
The thought of it all is simply electrifying.
Douglas Stansbury says:
This is DrDoug out of the Pacific Northwest keep coming big daddy 87 years young
C.W. Hey says:
Give it hell Big Daddy !!!
87 years old n still trying to be the fastest! God speed Big Daddy and Swamp Rat 38!
Kenneth McEvoy says:
Go get em Big Daddy Don. You've allways been worth the price of admission. PS. And thank you for the autograph picture you gave me through a mutual friend. Eugene Taylor God rest his soul. I've been a fan of yours since the 70s. When I was just old enough to know what drag racing was.
Kevin Wilburn says:
Good luck Big from Willow President Broken Pistons CC of Tennessee
Lawrence Lohr says:
You've always been an inspiration to alot of car guys. Go do it Big Daddy.
DON COHRT says:
I remember your first app in south tx old Goldn tri drag strip set track record with a broken rear axle what a show
Byron Pearson says:
If anyone can do it it's you Don!
Daniel Wilson says:
As a fan of Top Fuel Drag Racing, I'm very grateful to "Big Daddy" Don Garlits for all of the significant advancements in safety and record setting performance that he has made possible over the many decades of sanctioned competition.
If and when the powers that be do something unthinkable by outlawing internal combustion engines fueled by nitromethane, the contributions being made by Garlits today to improve the performance of electric "slingshot" type dragsters will become the accepted standard of tomorrow.
With his previous Electric Dragster record top speed of 185.60 mph at the vehicle weight at 2500 pounds , his new Swamp Rat 38 weighing in at a substantial 1000 pounds less will undoubtedly exceed the 200 mph mark with little difficulty.
That's totally Electrifying performance. But for now I'm sticking with the small block Ford stroker and the Superior Cleveland head design for internal combustion domination at the strip.
And the beat goes on….
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The grueling wait is finally over for Apple-loving T-Mobile users. One of the largest mobile carriers in the U.S. is finally striking a deal with Apple to carry their products in 2013.
Announced on Thursday in their final-quarter financial statement, T-Mobile revealed that they have entered into an agreement with Apple, filling what many T-Mobile users would refer to as a major gap in the carrier's product line. Though they don't specify which Apple products they will be offering, it is assumed by customers and critics alike that the iPhone 5 and likely the iPad will be among the new choices.
Patrons of T-Mobile will no longer have to glare in jealous anticipation as Verizon, Sprint and AT&T customers, just as they have for the last 6 years, flaunt their iPhone4, 4s, and now iPhone 5's. Though T-Mobile exec's have defended themselves by saying Apple's unwillingness to budge on their extremely high asking price is what has been preventing a deal, many T-Mobile users have become fed up and joined the ranks of the Apple-selling carrier's customers.
T-Mobile has, in the past half decade, attempted to stop increasing business loss by advertising its unusually cheap data plans that were being marketed toward customers who own an unlocked iPhone.It is obvious, though, that the hemorrhaging of business is likely what sparked T-mobile to pursue a deal with Apple once again.
To accommodate the new deal, T-Mobile also announced that it will be expanding it's 4G reach to 14 new metro areas. By the end of 2012 the following cities will receive 4G coverage: NYC, Newark, Boston, Cambridge, Springfield, Providence, Philadelphia, Detroit, Warren, Dallas, Ft.Worth, Austin, San Antonio, and Tampa.
With the announcement of the new deal with Apple and the expansion of their 4G network, T-Mobile is on track to not only stop customer loss to their Apple-carrying competitors, but to see growth in their customer base that has been, up until now, difficult for the carrier to achieve.


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Google will send air raid alerts to Ukrainian Android users
By Ainneon March 22, 2022
The world was shocked when Russia invaded Ukraine. Dozens of people died including innocent civilians and children.
Ukrainian government officials are doing everything they can to protect the population, including asking local and international companies for support, like they called gaming companies to ban Russia.
Many big companies like Apple and Amazon have already stopped sales within Russia, each citing "logistical problems" as the cause without any further explanation. Even Reddit also bans all links to the Russian state.
Google had already been quick to respond by disabling ads on Russian TV stations' YouTube channels.
But now it's taking things one step further for Android users in Ukraine.
It's launching an early warning system, the Ukrainian Alarm App[Повітряна тривога], that will alert people when bombs or ammunition are dropped or fired in their vicinity.
These alerts are sent to people in areas where an attack is imminent. The company states that it is using its Maps technology to find users who are close to a specific location of probable attacks.
In an updated blog post on March 10, Google said:
At the request, and with the help, of the government of Ukraine, we've started rolling out a rapid Air Raid Alerts system for Android phones in Ukraine.
Tragically, millions of people in Ukraine now rely on airstrike alerts to try to get to safety.
How to Enable the Air Raid Alert?
Most Ukrainians will receive this service free of charge and will not need to do anything to receive the messages. However, to activate this function on their phone, they must first enable location tracking and have connected to the internet at least once after installing the latest version of Google Play Services. This rollout is expected to be complete within a week.
On Android 12:
Go to Safety & Emergency
Enable Ukraine air raid alerts
On Android 5-12:
Find Location Services
Google has more to say:
Dave Burke of Google, on Twitter, who is responsible for the Android system, says that the new system has begun to roll out. He says that it will target all Android phones in Ukraine over the next few days.
The system starts rolling out today and will ramp up to target all Android phones in Ukraine over the next few days. Thankful to our eng/product/UX teams for racing to get to a soln in short order. 3/3
— Dave Burke (@davey_burke) March 10, 2022
Apart from that, Google has said that hotels in Ukraine can display on their Business Profile whether they're offering free or discounted accommodation to refugees.
The air raid warning system has been launched on Android smartphones
Recently, #Google in cooperation with the #Ukrainian government announced the creation of an air alert system for #Android users in #Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/TjyEaVP5j5
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) March 14, 2022
In addition, local businesses can post their Business Profile on Search and Maps to offer various services and aid to refugees from Ukraine. Google said that it will make it possible for users to find places offering refuge quickly on Google Search and Maps.
Let's just hope that the situation between Russia and Ukraine gets better!
Tags: Android, Google, Ukraine


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I am a experienced DWI attorney serving clients in Rockwall, Kaufman, Hunt, Collin & Dallas Counties. I am often asked is stopped for a DWI what to do.
After the police flip on their lights or siren to stop you, do your best to safely pull over immediately. Do not try to find a safe parking lot or side street. The police may interpret it to mean that you were trying get away. It is their responsibility to make sure the pullover is safe for you and them. Keep it simple. Just pull over, come to a complete stop, roll down your window, and stop your engine. Make sure you have your seatbelt fastened.
Don't let your mouth get you in trouble. Speak to the police officer only when spoken to and answer questions in short, truthful statements. You do not have to speak directly into the officer's face, or look the officer in the eyes. The less you say, the less opportunity the police will have to interpret the smell of your breath or speech.
Give the police your driver's license, registration, and insurance information as quickly as possible, saying nothing.
Get out of the car as quickly as possible and stay near your car. Stand erect, and do not lean against your car for support or make any physical motions that would cause the police to believe that you may be impaired. Remember, the entire traffic stop is being video taped. Remain where the camera will follow your actions and don't give the prosecution any video evidence they can use against you.
If the police ask you to go through some steps for the field sobriety test, don't argue with them on constitutional grounds. When you accepted your driver's license, you gave them implied consent to administer tests. You may refuse to take the field sobriety test, but do so politely, and exercise your right to an attorney immediately. The police cannot physically force you to take the test. After you tell them you refuse, the police will be required to read your rights and warn you of the consequences.
At the police station, you will be asked to submit to a breath test and a blood test to determine whether your blood alcohol content (BAC) was more than the legal limit .08% for adults or .0% for minors. Don't be under the impression that cooperating with the police will help you get off easy. The prosecutor will use the test results against you. If you refuse to take the tests, invoke your right to an attorney immediately. The police must clearly inform you of the consequences and stop further processing until your lawyer is present.
I am a experienced DWI attorney serving clients in Rockwall, Kaufman, Hunt, Collin & Dallas Counties. Stopped for a DWI what to do. Do the right things and you are a long way to a fair resolution.
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Simon Harris will seek expert scientific advice on the issue, he said today.
HEALTH MINISTER SIMON Harris has announced a review of Ireland's policy on medicinal cannabis, which is currently strictly controlled.
The announcement comes a day after mother Vera Twomey began a 150-mile protest from Cork to Dublin to try to persuade the government to legalise cannabis for medical purposes.
Vera's six-year-old daughter Ava has Dravets syndrome, an extremely rare, drug-resistant form of epilepsy which at its worst, causes up to 20 seizures in a day.
Vera says that medicinal marijuana in liquid form has the potential to save her daughter's life, as it reduces the frequency of Ava's seizures – she says by about 80%.
Having been frustrated by continuous efforts to contact the Department of Health, and after her daughter had a particularly violent seizure, Vera set off on a 150-mile protest to try and get the government's attention.
Speaking on RTÉ's Drivetime tonight, Vera said that she and other people who had joined her had walked 20 miles and arrived in Mallow at about six o'clock when Minister Simon Harris rang her.
A formal meeting was arranged between Harris and Vera and the minister later released a statement regarding the medicinal cannabis.
In the statement, Harris says that he has asked the Health Products Regulatory Authority (formerly the Irish Medicines Board) to provide him with their expert scientific advice on the issue.
"This is not a discussion about decriminalising cannabis in any way shape or form, it is about reviewing our current policy and seeking to inform ourselves of the latest medical and scientific evidence on the potential medical benefits of cannabis for some people with certain medical conditions", the Minister said.
Minister Harris continued, "I met with Vera Twomey in June and I understand the very difficult situation the family are in. I look forward to meeting with Vera again in the coming days.
I know that many patients believe cannabis should be a treatment option for their medical condition.
Cannabis for medical purposes is available in a number of countries, such as the Netherlands, Czech Republic, Canada, Australia, Malta, Croatia and certain states in the United States, but is currently strictly controlled in Ireland.
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The freshest taste of upcoming (m)edian EP.
Western Australian producer Ta-ku, the wholly alluring subject of a recent, brilliant Pilerats feature, and Brisbane vocalist Wafia (herself the focus of an ethereal Pile TV Live Session) are currently preparing the release of collaborative (m)edian EP on August 5 — and have premiered latest single Love Somebody overnight, via Pitchfork. Finding a menacing Ta-ku production perfectly accompanying the rapturous haziness of Wafia's vocal talents, Love Somebody is yet another brilliant showing from the dual Australian talents, all set to thrust the pairing out on the World stage.
Adding to the anticipation for the release of (m)edian EP this coming Friday, rising Vancouver producer Ekali has turned back to revisit previous Ta-ku and Wafia single Meet in the Middle with a characteristically bombastic flip, leaving Wafia's extraordinary vocals intact while transforming Ta-Ku's production with layers of Ekali signature horns, synths and drums. Hear the Ekali remix to Meet in the Middle below, and watch for the release of (m)edian EP on August 5.
HATCH returns with a big new single Fading Out, featuring RamsesCurrently on the tail-end of an Australian tour, the Sydney producer has just released one of his best numbers yet.
Listen to ANGELZ's mammoth new EP ahead of his Aussie tourA hefty four-track EP, just in time for a four-date Australian tour.
The two-track collaborative release, out now through Insomniac Records, includes guest features by TT The Artist and Metric Man.
Adding to his music, enjoy this video that's open for interpretation.
A quick re-cap of the Techno legend's tenth anniversary tour before he brings it to Australia this month.
The striking Melbourne-based artist kicks things off with a emotive piece of synth-pop.


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Meet Newman's new sports information director
The Vantage Oct 05, 2018 0 Comments
By Madeline Alvarez, Staff Writer
Newman University has hired Brandon Smith, who has always loved sports, as its new Sports Information Director.
"I've always been all about sports," Smith said.
From the small town of Quinter, he grew up involved in various athletic activities, including baseball, basketball, football, track and cross country, even playing multiple ones at the same time.
Smith, however, did not intend on making a career out of sports when he went to Barton County Community College. He first achieved his associates degree in Criminal Justice before he realized that his true passion was sports.
It was during his second year of school when he got involved with the sports department as a student and became the assistant sports information director.
"That's kind of what led me into the sports field," Smith said.
Smith transferred to Fort Hays State University and graduated in 2017 with a degree in human health performance and a minor in sports management.
As Sports Information Director at Newman, Smith's job is to keep up with the 18 sports on campus. He is responsible for designing all of Newman's athletic events and for relations with the media at all athletic home games. He also writes press releases for Newman's athletics online page.
Smith said he really enjoys working at Newman.
"Oh, I love it," he said, also mentioning that everyone has been very nice and friendly, especially his assistant sports information director, graduate student Derrell Epts. "He's just been awesome. He's made it a lot easier." Smith said.
PHOTO: BRANDON SMITH is assisted by graduate student Derrell Epts. Courtesy photo, Newman Advancement
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Dr. Martin wants to make a friendly reminder to her patients that their existing dental benefits should they have dental insurance expire come December 31st. If you have an outstanding treatment plan, simply need to get in for a cleaning, or are interested in having some last-minute work done, don't hesitate to call us today. Our open spots for the rest of the month are EXTREMELY limited!
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A lot of rugby on TV is coming your way this weekend in America. We've got the second round of both the Six Nations and Americas Rugby Championship. As well as more Major League Rugby Action. Home teams listed first on the schedule.


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Often listed as the second film in director Sidney Olcott's "Ireland Trilogy," Bold Emmet, Ireland's Martyr was actually the third in the series. Filmed on location on the Emerald Isle, the film re-created a thrilling chapter in the life of Irish patriot and freedom-fighter Robert Emmet. Olcott himself played a major role, as a young Irishman who is sentenced to hang for helping Emmet escape the British. Just after the noose is slipped around the young man's neck, Emmet appears from nowhere to fire a well-aimed bullet through the rope, thereby freeing his collaborator. A peripheral love story is also woven into the proceedings, for the benefit of those filmgoers uninterested in Ireland's ongoing battle for "Home Rule."


A novel Artificial Intelligent (AI)-augmented geographic routing approach is proposed, that relies on an area knowledge obtained from the satellite imagery by applying deep learning. In particular, propose a stateless greedy forwarding that uses such an environment learning to proactively avoid the local minimum problem by diverting traffic with an algorithm that emulates electrostatic repulsive forces.
A contributed technique is to apply our Greens function-based approach to other known problems in wireless networking.
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The women's relay competition of the Biathlon World Championships 2012 was held on March 10, 2012 at 15:15 local time.

Results
The race was started at 15:15.

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Joan Horgan '79: Helping…
Joan Horgan '79: Helping students grow in spirit and service
October 26, 2021 · 2021
Every year, a number of Saint Rose students arrive on campus unaware that they are looking for someone like Joan Horgan. They may have their major, sport, interests, and points of view in mind. But Horgan invariably helps tie it all together.
Students are likely to find her in the Interfaith Sanctuary, the brick building with floor-to-ceiling windows along Madison Avenue and swirling stained glass on both sides. Maybe they come for a club meeting or lecture, to join a Mass choir, yoga class, art project, to worship quietly, or just break from exams and roommates.
When they meet Horgan, sometimes over a snack or pot luck dinner in the cozy lower level, they might wind up with a question, idea, or a problem to share. When that happens, she is not easily diverted, no matter which of dozens of programs she's in the midst of planning.
"We want people to feel seen and heard," she said one afternoon over the summer, when she had a chance to regroup. "I think it's so needed by so many people in so many places."
As director of the Office of Spiritual Life, Horgan spearheads efforts around faith, community service, and social justice. She is a bridge between academics, activities, and personal well-being.
If she starts on the periphery when a student signs up for a food drive or community discussion, she often winds up central to the experience of being here.
Case in point: Maria Hartz '17, who met Horgan as a freshman when she joined the annual service trip to Washington, D.C. Soon, she found herself spending as much time in the Sanctuary as basketball players spend in the Nolan gym. Hartz headed the Better Together student interfaith club and planned social actions and service projects including the biggest one – Reach Out Saint Rose.
"I can wholeheartedly say that I would not be in the place I am in my life without Joan. She got me through personal, familial, and spiritual struggles both during my time as a student and in the years since," said Hartz, who is pursuing a master of divinity, with a concentration in theology and social justice, at Northeastern Seminary in Rochester.
"Joan helped me realize what was most important in my faith, look for a new place of worship, and also just held space to be uncomfortable and unsure," she added. "Ultimately, she showed me first hand that 'loving the human' was most important."
Horgan's story, like the student's, evolved at Saint Rose.
Raised in Schenectady, she grew up in a family steeped in Catholicism. For Horgan, this was largely expressed through music, as she took part in her church choir – preferring a spot near the back.
After high school, she commuted to University at Albany, where campus size and logistics proved overwhelming. Her father died unexpectedly, making college still more stressful. After sophomore year, thanks to new financial aid opportunities, she transferred to Saint Rose to study social work and art. (Her mother, Joan Spelter '80, meanwhile, completed Schenectady Community College and then joined her daughter at Saint Rose to study sociology, with a social work concentration.)
Horgan recalls the relief of having professors who got to know their students and were available to meet. She embraced her classes, though, ironically, was not very involved with campus activities. She was also not particularly political – thinking instead about helping those living with mental illness or abuse.
"I always knew I wanted to be like a priest or nun but not be a priest or nun," she said.
After graduating, she became a school counselor at Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons High School in Schenectady and ran the music ministry. She also pursued her MSW at UAlbany. College ministry beckoned.
On the advice of a friend, Horgan contacted Father Chris DeGiovine, then Saint Rose dean of spiritual life. He hired her in 1993 to fill a one-year vacancy as associate director. Then, when the person whose place she took returned to another position the job was hers.
As she engaged with a wider swath of students her ideas took shape.
"I started growing in the job for myself and for our students and our whole college," she recalls "I could start to see what it could be."
There was plenty of momentum. Saint Rose created an Office of Community Service and Father Chris began to put Saint Rose on the map as a center of interfaith dialogue. In 1997, the Sanctuary opened, providing space for region's clergy to discuss their beliefs and how to address problems together. Students came to tackle social issues, plan food drives, or just relax.
Early on, Horgan saw the need to do more than talk about poverty and inequity. In 1995, she started an annual January trip to Washington, D.C., where students worked in soup kitchens and shelters for a week. In time, she brought in local activists and advocates to address the roots of poverty and asked students to reflect on their experiences and the advantages they enjoyed. Today, participants also meet with members of Congress to share what they have seen and push for change.
"The point wasn't to serve meals, feel good about it, and go home," she said. "We were asking students to understand things more deeply. We want them to hear about other people and feel humbled and inspired to act."
In 1996 she launched Reach Out Saint Rose – by far the largest student event – which draws hundreds who assist more than 50 nonprofit groups across the Capital Region. Also, she works with Better Together and other faith-based student clubs, the campus gospel choir, and efforts to build skills for happiness.
She leads prayer and musical services of many types, perhaps in tribute to individuals enduring poverty and violence close to home or disenfranchisement around the world. Horgan plans programs to assist communities hit by natural disaster. She helps students draw, sing or meditate through their stress. She visits classes and asks students to reflect on what breaks their heart – an exercise reflecting unity in a society she believes works too hard at putting up walls between us.
Her scope has expanded more as Saint Rose evolved from its Catholic roots. Meals, holidays, programming, and calls to action now also relate to Islam, Judaism, and other faiths – as well as people who don't ascribe to a particular tradition.
The job stays fresh, she said, because year by year, students and her colleagues broaden the dialogue. This coming year, Horgan expects to work with students who were quarantined, perhaps got sick, or lost loved ones to COVID-19, or who are negotiating the challenges of getting through the experience.
Much like professors and coaches, she sees the impact her work, and Saint Rose, has on students as they move on from campus to create lives connected to service. They might include joining the clergy or campus ministry, pursuing law, education, or social work, or leading civic organizations.
"So many see the value of using their work life to help others have a better life in a whole wide range of ways," she said. "When I get to speak to them I am always inspired and grateful to hear how 'the dear neighbor' is always before them in the work they do whether they speak that explicitly or their lives do."