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We are delighted to find the Birdhouse in another top 10 of UK Treehouses. Have a look at the Coolstays website to find out more.
This entry was posted in News on August 1, 2018 by Paul.
This August Bank Holiday there is a festival in nearby Roundham. A reason to dust off your dancing shoes while your are on holiday?
This entry was posted in News on July 12, 2018 by Paul.
Autumn, the perfect time to take stock.
This year we have been a bit quieter on social media but with Autumn now here its a great time to take stock and catch up with you about the past season and the exciting new developments for 2018.
April 2017 saw the birth of my son and its incredible how much more efficient you have to become to manage all the additional jobs. Its certainly been a long 6 months learning to parent but we are very blessed to have a happy, inquisitive boy who smiles easily which makes it all worth it.
That doesn't mean that we have been resting on our laurels as far as the Yurt Retreat is concerned. Far from it! We began the year with our newly restyled Yurts which looked fantastic and we've had some great feedback through the season.
In addition to the Yurts we have been working on our new Woodland Sauna building. We are just waiting on a new string of exterior lights and we are looking forward to opening it in a weeks time. We have chosen an Infra red sauna as the health benefits seem even better than a traditional one and we have installed a fabulous outdoor shower but it's really all about the unspoilt woodland views. Its going to be an amazing place to relax!
In the background we have also been working on another project to upgrade one of the Yurts to a proper wooden roundhouse with an integrated bathroom. Thanks to the fantastic team at Rotunda Roundhouses (www.rotunda.co.uk) we have settled on a 6.5 meter building that will have its own kitchen, be beautifully designed and double glazed and will mean an end to the trip outdoors to use the loo! Now that the Yurts have come down for the Winter we will be getting stuck into this and we are really looking forward to a grand opening in March next year.
Thanks to all of you who have stayed with us this year. Don't forget that the Birdhouse runs all year round although this Winter is already booking up fast. We look forward to welcoming you back with us again soon and hope that you have a great Autumn.
This entry was posted in News on October 29, 2017 by Paul.
Coming back from the beach over the incredible bank holiday I couldn't help but notice that it was darker noticeably earlier. For holidays at the yurts thats excellent news.
With all signs pointing to a lovely September you can now enjoy lovely days and starry nights. What better place to be for that than away from the city lights and sat around the campfire toasting marshmallows and sipping wine.
We don't have many spaces left through September but we are offering a 20% discount just to make those stars shine a little brighter!
Just use the code SEPTSKIES20 when booking.
This entry was posted in News on August 30, 2017 by Paul.
We know that we have been quiet for a while but that certainly doesn't mean that we haven't been busy.
Winter has been spent reshaping the site and most dramatically, completely restyling our fabulous Yurts. We are tired but delighted to reveal the incredible transformation.
Forget what you think you know about Yurts. Now it's really time to spoil yourself!
This entry was posted in News on March 26, 2017 by Paul.
We have now got some last minute availability in our Treehouse!
This entry was posted in News on December 20, 2016 by Paul.
Thinking about Christmas gifts or a New Years get away?
Its that lovely time of the year again with holidays coming fast.
I love the socialising that seems unique to Christmas when, for once, everyone is holidaying together and catching up after another busy year. It's after that extra plate of cheese that it suddenly dawns on you that you haven't figured out what to get your son and his new wife or that you haven't thought of a way to thank your parents for all that babysitting! Why not offer them something unique this year. Buy them a voucher for a stay in either our Treehouse or our luxury Yurts and they can choose when to have that much needed holiday. They'll love you for it!
We have also opened our Treehouse up for New Years for the first time ever. We are offering a 3 night package from Friday the 30th to Monday the 1st for £500. Theres only one slot available so be quick to catch it. You can book via our website at www.theyurtretreat.co.uk or email for details.
This entry was posted in News on December 12, 2016 by Paul.
Many thanks to the Bath Chronicle and Absolutely.London their great new reviews. Click on the names to see their articles.
With some beautiful colours smouldering through the woodland canopy and the Yurts tucked away for Winter, we are busy here on site at The Yurt Retreat making improvements for next year.
We are currently working hard to improve the landscaping around the Yurts with more planting to create a greater sense of privacy. We will have the second of our Yurts refurnished for 2017 to make 2 shabby chic and 2 skandi styles. With all bed linen and towels now included as standard its going to be a great choice for that romantic getaway.
This entry was posted in News on October 20, 2016 by Paul.


Saturday 9th August in the Scented Garden, St Ann's Well Park, Hove from Midday to 2pm. Come gather, speak, think, feel, express, write and meditate on All that You are Grateful for in your Life. This is a beautiful and powerful process that positively affects your health and well being. We'll then enjoy a shared picnic lunch. Donations are welcomed.
Rune Reading: Mannaz- Cooperation, Balance and Humility.
Rune Reading: Perthro-Birthing and Risk taking.


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Barry Kaye teaches Corporate Governance, as well as Negotiation Theory and Application at the USC Gould School of Law. He has also supervised a course on Directed Research and has lectured at the USC Summer Law and English (SLE) program for LLM students. Prior to teaching at USC, Kaye taught in the business law department at UC Berkeley Law. Kaye's entrepreneurial character and versatile skill set have allowed him to move between law and business and weave a unique private practice. His professional experience and expertise includes real estate, corporate formation and governance and finance.
After graduating from law school, Kaye clerked for U.S. District Judge A. Andrew Hauk in Los Angeles and then briefly for U.S. District Judge A. Wallace Tashima who was then sitting by designation on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in Pasadena. He worked behind the scenes on copyright and trademark infringement cases along with securities, criminal, insurance coverage and a host of other federal matters. Kaye completed a BA degree at Yeshiva University in 1990 and his JD at Cardozo School of Law in 1994.

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I was born with a condition called dysautonomia.
This basically means my autonomic nervous system doesn't function the way it's supposed to. I get chest pain, migraines, and other unpleasant symptoms pretty much at random.
When I was a kid, I couldn't go to gym class. As a teenager it got so bad that I even had heart surgery. I spent many years unable to function like a normal person. I couldn't walk up hills. I could barely walk up a flight of stairs. Aerobic exercise? HA!
And medications didn't work. In fact, medications actually made it worse. Needless to say, I got really fed up. I decided I wanted to do something about it. But…what?
One night on YouTube, I found Erin Motz's yoga videos. Even though I never went to yoga, and didn't even really know anything about yoga, I was completely hooked.
I started following Erin's 30 Day Yoga Challenge videos, and yes…it was a challenge! When I started watching Erin's videos, I had a hard time walking up a flight of stairs, but by the end of the yoga challenge I was feeling great! I stuck with it all thanks to Erin's enjoyable teaching style. If she was stuffy, pretentious, and spoke in Sanskrit, I wouldn't have been able to make it.
Now, less than a year later, I live, breathe, and work yoga. I have a greater awareness of my body now. I gave up meat and alcohol, and I went from 3 cups of coffee a day to 3 cups of coffee a week. My dysautonomia is almost completely controlled. I've even taken up tennis lessons.
Erin Motz is the self-proclaimed bad yogi. She makes her home in Tampa where she eats meat, and teaches vinyasa flow.
Recently, Erin launched a new site called My Yoga Pro. I was thrilled to be a supporter of the project on Kickstarter, and I waited eagerly for the site to be released. The site is currently in beta, but it is one of the sites I go to for my daily yoga fix. And as if that didn't keep her busy enough, Erin spent 8 months developing the perfect cleanse for those of us who don't want to sip maple-flavoured lemonade all day.
Today Erin announced the first ever Bad Yogi Instagram Challenge designed to showcase how #badyogisdoit.
This challenge will be 10 days long, and each day Erin will give you a specific theme (like where, when, or with whom). You take your bad yogi picture, upload it to Instagram, and tag the picture with #badyogisdoit. Unlike other Instagram challenges out there (which might not be accessible to beginner yogis), Erin's Instagram Challenge is open to everybody regardless of how strong, flexible, or "advanced" you are. Erin picks the theme, but you pick the pose.
At the end of the 10 days, Erin will pick two random winners and send each winner their very own bad yogi care package. This mystery box filled with some of Erin's favorite things and none of them are from sponsored companies who pay Erin to peddle their products. This is the stuff Erin actually uses and loves. Erin will announce each day's theme on Instagram in the morning. Make sure to follow her (@erinmotz) to stay in the loop.
I know I'll be participating in Erin's Bad Yogi Instagram Challenge (@ysmaywalsh), and I hope you will be joining us too. Even if you don't see a huge life shift (like clearing up an annoying medical problem), you have fun, and join a community of awesome yogis. I'll see you there.


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Strikeforce boss: Melendez-Masvidal not yet official, Wilcox-Cavalcante II possible
June 19, 2011 11:05 am ET
DALLAS – With an impressive decision victory this past Saturday at "Strikeforce: Overeem vs. Werdum," it looks like Jorge Masvidal has stolen K.J. Noons' thunder.
The American Top Team product swept the scorecards against the former pro boxer, and as Strikeforce CEO Scott Coker told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com), Masvidal should be next in line to meet current lightweight champion Gilbert Melendez.
"We're not making an official announcement, but I think that's going to be a frontrunner," Coker said.
"Strikeforce: Overeem vs. Werdum" took place at American Airlines Center in Dallas, and its main card aired live on Showtime.
You could also say the Showtime-televised event was supposed to crown the next guy in line after Masvidal with a preliminary card matchup between top prospects Justin Wilcox and Gesias "JZ" Cavalcante. But the fight ended on an unfortunate note when an accidental eyepoke from Cavalcante prompted a cageside doctor to call off the fight.
As Coker said at the post-fight press conference, a rematch is not out of the question. But when it happens is anybody's guess.
"That's something we'll have to go back and examine," he said. "The timing is going to be an issue, and I don't know how long Wilcox will be out. So we'll see what happens.
"I went back into the dressing room and I looked at [Wilcox's] eye, and he had quite a bit of damage deep in part of the socket, and I think he was bleeding out of his eye socket at that point. I said, 'You better go to the doctor and take care of that,' so that's where he went."
Strikeforce heavyweight grand prix gets tentative end date
Two quarterfinal events are now in the books for Strikeforce heavyweight grand prix, and the semifinals are scheduled to kick off sometime in the fall.
Although a date for the third event has yet to be determined, Coker did reveal a target end date for the competition: February 2012. That would be one year from the date the tournament kicked off at IZOD Center in East Rutherford, N.J.
For complete coverage of "Strikeforce: Overeem vs. Werdum," check out the MMA Events section of MMAjunkie.com.


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REVIEW: Counterparts – You're Not You Anymore [2017]
September 8, 2017 Connor Welsh Off All Posts, Bands, Genre, Hardcore, Melodic, Metalcore, Reviews,
Artist: Counterparts
Album: You're Not You Anymore
When Canadian quintet Counterparts announced their latest full-length release, You're Not You Anymore, they did so by claiming it to be a balanced display of the styles captured on each of their previous releases—a bold claim to say the least. With a star-studded discography and a following rabid for the band's blend of heartfelt sincerity and hellish heaviness, the group wrote a chunky check that had me—and others—skeptical as to whether their forthcoming effort could cash.
Now, having heard it, I don't even know why I was skeptical in the first place.
You're Not You Anymore is, indeed, exactly what Counterparts claimed—but it's also so much more. With poignant and personal lyrics underscores by unbelievable aggression and tremendous energy, You're Not You Anymore is more than just a mashup of the band's past efforts; it's their greatest release to date. Catchy, creative, emotional and eviscerating all in eleven songs and twenty eight minutes, this album is one that takes the burning, blistering heat of the summer and transitions it into the cool, melancholy demeanor of fall better than any other.
Whether it's the uproarious percussion that defined Prophets tracks like "The Reflex Tester," or the driving, frantic and noisy guitars that soared throughout the entirety of The Difference Between Hell and Home, there are elements of everything that makes Counterparts Counterparts within You're Not You Anymore. From the first seconds of "Boquet," coming in hot off of the feedback-fueled introductory snippet "Walk Away Slowly," percussionist Kyle Brownlee bustles his way across his kit with practiced, precise and punchy energy. A relatively new addition to the band, Brownlee fits right in, giving Counterparts the quick and crushing foundation they need to steamroll the listener beneath mesmerizing riffs, grisly grooves and churning, skin-splitting breakdowns. "No Servant of Mine" sees Brownlee's percussion at its most straightforward, a solid series of patterns that give the song the backbone it needs for bassist Tyler Williams to work around and build up. Then, there are raunchy songs like "Thieves," wherein Brownlee's brutalizing percussion and Williams' megaton bass serve as a ruthless low-end for the darker, dismal riffs and climactic, album-defining breakdowns created by guitarists Blake Hardman and Adrian Lee. Counterparts work as a brilliant and cohesive unit, but it's Hardman and Lee who truly make them a band that blends genres in a fashion few can even fathom. Combining the mathy, manic tendencies of bands like Napoleon with the no-holds-barred aggression that gives the band a sturdy emphasis under their core suffix, Hardman and Lee run the gambit from gritty and earthy to floral, vibrant and exotic. "Thieves" sees one end of this spectrum—the heavier end—while "You're Not You Anymore" and "Swim Beneath My Skin" are more moderate examples of the duo blending styles hither and to. "Boquet" continue the trend—using driving drumming and a bold bass to enforce their artful, awe-inspiring fretwork.
Counterparts' instrumentation has always done an excellent job at helping the band stand out among their peers—combining melody and manic mayhem expertly. However, for all their musical excellence, perhaps the greatest allure to Counterparts' melancholy maelstrom pours forth from frontman Brendan Murphy. As the founding member, wordsmith and vocal powerhouse behind the act, You're Not You Anymore is his baby; a beautiful, strong and stellar one at that. On the group's latest full length, Murphy's vocals are at their peak, combining the pain of loss, the bitterness of continued existence and the aggression that comes from a lifestyle steeped in cynicism into one range. This is evident from the first poignant lines of "Boquet," just as it rings true in "Thieves," where Murphy uses a lower portion of his register to add girth to his gut-wrenching lyrics and outright bitterness. Then, however, there songs like the album's titular track, or "Fragile Limbs," where Murphy's poetic side shines—just as it does on the introspective and intense "Rope." I could go on for another paragraph, detailing Murphy's unparalleled success on You're Not You Anymore, but it'd be best to summarize: prior to this album's release, Murphy's only real competition when it comes to combining power and passionate, heartfelt emotion was…well, him, and on You're Not You Anymore, still manages to surpass his own lofty reputation and previous efforts.
Counterparts are a band who have built an empire with a unique sound and immensely appealing ability to convey emotion and aggression hand-in-hand. Catchy, punchy and meaningful without slacking on hard-hitting content and fun, You're Not You Anymore is a record ripe with the fruit of hard work, love, loss, desperation, trial and tribulation. At the end of it all, Counterparts set bold aspirations for themselves and came out on top—not just on top of their own immense discography, but of the heavy music scene as a whole.
For Fans Of: Hundredth, The Ghost Inside, Knocked Loose, Gideon, Varials
By: Connor Welsh
Tags: 2017, Counterparts, hardcore, Melodic, Metalcore, You're Not You Anymore
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Confessions of a former self-loathing closet case
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There are people who firmly believe that because of the saying "sticks and stones may break my bones but words can never hurt me" that the only aspects of homophobia that cause harm are actual physical assaults, targeted arson, and the like—and that any of us who push back on anything less than a physical attack are overreacting. Not just overreacting, they say that us calling out the homophobes is worse than the original homophobia. And that's just bull. Pointing out that a person is acting or saying bigoted things is not worse or somehow less civil than the original bigoted actions, comments, or policies. Facing blowback for things you do and say, especially in the public square, does not make you a victim. And while it is possible for a reaction to be disproportionate, there isn't a simple, objective way to measure that disproportionality. But what I can say with certainty is, if you're one of those people who have ever used that "sticks and stones" philosophy to excuse someone being a bigot, you have no right to criticize any words that are sent back to the bigot as being out of line.
All of this is true even if the bigot in question happens to also be a member of the community the bigot is expressing bigotry toward.
I've started a blog post with this title several times over the last two years, and then trashed most of it—usually extracting a small part out to use as the basis of a slightly less provocative blog post. A pair of news stories crossed my stream within the last week that got me thinking about this again, and once again I pulled this out of the drafts and tried to start writing it. I am not going to link to the news stories in question for reasons I hope become clear. The reason I have toned down previous blog posts on this topic can be summed up by something I saw this morning on twitter from Alexandra Erin, a writer and satirist I follow, in reference to a completely unrelated topic: "…when you put something out in the world, you are responsible for how it lands."
Erin is talking about satire and how easily it can be misunderstood, but the principle applies to all writing. It doesn't matter whether I intend something to hurt someone else, if it hurts them, it is still my fault. That doesn't mean the intention doesn't matter, it means that intentions don't negate the fallout. Here's a simple example (which I think I first read in a blog post on tumblr, but I don't remember for certain): say you're an adult tasked with watching some small children playing on a playground. One kid, in their excitement, inadvertently bumps into another kid, who falls off the jungle gym and skins their knee. Do you run up to the crying kid with the skinned knee and lecture them that they shouldn't cry because the other kid didn't mean it? No. You clean up and bandage the skinned knee, you comfort the hurt child, you caution the other kid to be more mindful of what they're doing, and you have them apologize for their carelessness.
I've written more than once about self-hating closet cases who cause harm to our community and whether they deserve our sympathy. The whole reason they are self-hating is because of the homophobia they faced growing up. Our society is steeped in toxic notions about what is and isn't acceptable for one to be interested in depending on one's gender. And also steeped in just as toxic notions about mannerisms—including how one talks and walks—that are acceptable depending on your gender. Not all queer people are obviously gender non-conforming (and not all gender non-conforming people are gay), but gender non-conforming kids are bullied and harassed. Even the gender conforming queer kids are hurt by that, because they know that if anyone finds out about their same-sex crushes or whatever, that they will be subjected to the same kind of hatred from some classmates, some teachers, and some family members.
We are taught from a very early age to loath ourselves and to expect loathing from others. For many of us, the need to deflect at least some of that loathing causes us to denounce and participate in the shunning and bullying of others. Because if we denounce the faggots loudly, no one could possibly believe we're queer ourselves, right?
Which means that I feel a lot of guilt for some of the things I said and positions I endorsed in my early teens.
So yes, I feel a lot of sympathy for kids who are living in terror inside those closets. The sympathy starts to go away when those kids grow up, are exposed to examples of how life can be better out of the closet, but they continue to attack other queer people even while cowering inside their own closet. There is a bit of pity, sometimes, but the longer they are exposed to better information (sexual orientation isn't a choice, all those stories about health issues for queers are myths, queer people can live healthy and happy and long lives, et cetera), they less they deserve our consideration.
And that doesn't change if they happen to come out of the closet but still insist on vilifying and otherwise attacking their fellow queers. A young man who comes out of the closet but lends his voice and face to campaigns to deny civil rights to his fellow queers—who goes on national news shows and records political ads saying, "I'm a gay man, and I agree with these people that think gay people don't deserve equal rights" isn't simply expressing an opinion. He is contributing to the hostile environment that sometimes literally kills other queer people.
Because we've long had proof—from medical studies first conducted by a Republican administration—that contrary to that sticks-and-stones saying, words do hurt. All that anti-gay rhetoric leads to the death of hundreds of queer and gender non-conforming kids every year, among other very real harms.
So-called homocons who assist anti-gay organizations in oppressing other queer people should not be surprised when they face blowback. Queers and allies standing up for themselves in the face of that oppression are not bullying. It isn't a both sides thing, it's self-defense. Particularly in a case where, say, the adult homocon who has already appeared on TV more than once to denounce gay rights campaigns, then leads a bunch of haters in a loud protest angrily chanting anti-gay slogans at a children's event. That isn't a "morally ambiguous transgression" it's despicable—plain and simple. Especially when you go on TV again to defend your actions.
When other people call out the bigotry, that's not mob violence, that's consequences. Maybe you should have thought about that before agreeing to go on TV. Again.
Yes, when we say things we are responsible for how they land, regardless of our intentions. But that's a two-way street. And when a self-loathing queer who assists bigots has been given a number of chances over a few years to reconsider his hateful words and deeds, there comes a point when there is no one to blame for any of the consequences except himself.
Weekend Update 6/8/2019: Hate is an ugly look
We will beat them again!
And now we have another round of me commenting on some news that broke after I composed this week's Friday Five, or new developments in a story I've linked to and/or commented on before.
First, let's talk some more about that so-called Straight Pride parade! So yesterday I linked to the story about how Brad Pitt disavowed the parade and threatened to sue the organizers if they kept using his name and image, right? That didn't really surprise anyone. I was, frankly, confused as to why the organizers even went there—Pitt's support of marriage equality long before it became legal was well known, for example. And clearly the only sort of people who even think a Straight Pride parade needs to be a thing are insecure homophobes, right?
We already knew that the leader of the group who applied for the permit was an alt-fight rabble rouser who has organized or been a featured speaker at various neo-Nazi/alt-right rallies over the last few years. And now we know what was up, because the group has responded to Pitt's threat of legal action: 'Straight pride' group removes Brad Pitt as mascot after backlash, replacing him with Milo Yiannopoulos.
Before I go further, I want to give a tip of the hat to Joe Jervis of the Joe.My.God web site for correctly predicting predicting days earlier that Yiannopoulos had to be involved.
So now everything becomes clear. They knew that announcing a straight pride parade and applying for a permit would get them some news coverage. Mentioning a well-known celebrity like Brad Pitt as the parade's "mascot" without Pitt's permission served multiple purposes. First, it increased the odds that mainstream news sources would carry the initial story. Second, because they didn't just name Pitt, but had pictures of him on their web site, it guaranteed a response from Pitt and/or his agent no doubt threatening legal action. Which git them a second day of being in the news. Then, they can announced the change in the mascot the next day, before any official cease and desist letters arrive, and get another day of press coverage. And they announced the change on their web site with some digs at Pitt (that aren't actionable) that are phrased in exactly the way needed to appeal to any Incels/Men's Rights Activities who weren't already cheering them on.
This also explains why they are using the term "mascot" instead of "Grand Marshall" or something (I know there are headlines out there using saying Grand Marshall, but the official web site uses mascot exclusively). Because Milo isn't just a neo-Nazi apologist who incites hate against muslims, jews, and trans people, he is also infamously gay. Which is a weird person to pick to symbolize and lead a straight pride march, but mascot? Sure, the lapdog gay boy—who loves to spout off the same genocidal racist, anti-semitic, sectarian, misogynist, transphobic nonsense that the rest of the organizers of the event believe—he can be a mascot.
Based on the past histories of all the folks we currently know are involved in this, the real point of the parade (beside publicity, which they hope will translate into donations) is to try to get a situation where protesters show up, one or two of whom might be provoked to take some action that will give the cops an excuse to go after the anti-fascists, as police are wont to do. So the purpose is to generate headlines and video that can be used to try to paint those of us who are opposed to the goals of the alt-right as the bad guys. And, of course, to provide money to Milo, who is deeply in debt.
With Milo's involvement, the other thing we can expect is if the City of Boston requires parade permit holders to pay for police services, et cetera, those bills will not get paid (that's how he racked up a couple million dollars of debt in Australia alone!).
One last thing before we change topics. The same group as officially announced a straight pride flag. They have had at least one made and, oh my goodness, is this the ugliest thing ever, or what? I understand that there are actual studies that show a high correlation between lack of cognitive skills and holding very conservative beliefs, but really, that attempt at symbolism is an insult to the intelligence of the people they hope to embrace the flag. Maybe they think they're being ironic?
Okay, these don't really need much in the way of commentary: to the surprise of no one with a functioning brain cell: State Dept Bans Embassies From Flying Rainbow Flag. It was only a week ago that the alleged president was tweeting about supporting LGBT people and joining the international fight against the criminalization and state-sponsored killing of LGBT people. And yet, this… I mean, compared to the very long list of anti-gay actions the trump administration as taken against us, this is pretty minor, but still!
Oh, well, let's end on a better not, shall we? WISCONSIN: Dem Gov Flies Rainbow Flag Over Capitol For First Time, GOP State Rep Rants "This Is Divisive". I suppose it is divisive: it divides the haters (so-called Christians like the GOP representative in question) from those who actually love their neighbors as themself.
Weekend Update 8/20/2016: Good night, and good news
Ted Knight portraying fictional (and bumbling) news anchor, Ted Baxter, on the Mary Tyler Moore Show.
Back in University, one of the majors I toyed with (I changed major several times) was Journalism. And I wasn't the only person who studied and otherwise dabbled in the news biz for a while who thought about whether, if I pursued that career, I might one day be reporting news on the airwaves. I always thought it might be funny, if I were in a position to have a sign-off phrase, if I stole the phrase of the fictitious (and comedic) news anchor, Ted Baxter. Just as news legend Edward R. Murrow had always famously ended his broadcasts with, "Good night, and good luck," Baxter signed off each night with, "Good night, and good news!"
This week we had a few sign-offs in the field of news reporting or commentary. I included at least one article about each one in yesterday's Friday Links. I'd like to follow up on at least one of them today. We begin with a former writer for Gawker writing an op-ed of The Guardian: I was callow, it was unkind, and together we did some pretty ignoble things. So why am I sad to hear that after 14 long years, Gawkerdämmerung is nigh?
In case you don't know: Gawker started out many years ago as a snarky/gossipy blog that covered "the scene" in New York City, which quite often involved covering other news sites and publications and the people who wrote for them. This was back when founding editor Elizabeth Spiers wrote almost all of the content and treated it almost as a personal blog. Spiers moved on and other people took over. Gawker expanded and changed, becoming, as Joshua David Stein says in the Guardian peace, "bullies." He goes into a bit more detail, calling Gawker "a fertile ground for many things – ego, fame, alacrity, wit, a quick turn of phrase – but kindness was not one of them."
I'm not writing to apologize for Gawker nor to say they were justified in what they did (Stein attempts to do that in his article, but I remain unconvinced). What I do strongly believe, however, is that Gawker's death isn't anything to cheer about, either. There are simply no heroes in the story of its demise. In 2007 they "outed" Peter Thiel. Thiel is often described as a billionaire investor (though he's probably not as rich as he claims), but a more accurate description would be, man who got rich by mismanaging other people's billions in a way that enriched him and impoverished them. If you want to know what kind of person he is, he's the man who agreed to be Trump's token gay speaker at the Republican National Convention; it's harder to get any sleazier that being a gay spokesperson for a convention that adopted the single most hateful anti-gay political platform in the history of the U.S. He's also one of the guys who thinks that women shouldn't have the right to vote.
I put "outed" in quotes because Thiel wasn't exactly closeted at the time. He wasn't exactly out a proud, because like most homocons he held most out and proud queer people in contempt, but he had gone to no pains to hide his orientation, and was a public figure who regularly sought publicity and was often still trying to get people to invest in his managed funds. Being outed didn't cause any measurable harm to his reputation. He was in no danger of losing his job, et cetera. Still, he was pissed off at Gawker because of the incident, and swore to destroy them.
Gawker, in just one of the many cases of bullying, published a sex video of former pro wrestler Hulk Hogan. Hogan had been a public figure, but he was generally retired. He wasn't the public spokesman for one of those anti-gay/anti-sex organizations campaigning for laws restricting other people's rights in the name of morality. Which wouldn't have, IMHO, been justification to publish the video, but could have been a legitimate rationale to report on its existence. But they didn't have such a rationale, so publishing it was just a puerile bid for clicks.
Hogan sued. And as we now know, he was able to afford to fight it out in courts, refusing all settlements, for as long as he did because Thiel was actually paying the legal bills. Thiel has since admitted that he's funding several other lawsuits still pending. Hogan won a large settlement (and I'm glad he won; I just wish he had done so without getting involved with a sleaze like Thiel). And the settlement was so huge, that it forced Gawker Media, the parent corporation of Gawker.com, into bankruptcy. Which has left a bunch of people who work for other, less sleazy news sites that Gawker has been buying up over the years, in a position of not knowing whether they still had jobs.
And I want to be very clear here: the other news sites were not run like Gawker, and the people working for them are not complicit in any way with the sorts of sleazy stories Gawker is known for. The other sites were purchased by Gawker to shore up Gawker's financial position, and were allowed to be run as before so they'd keep producing the cashflow needed to support the business. Which is why Univision, which won the bankruptcy auction, has announced that the other sites will be allowed to keep operating as before. Univision has absolutely no interest in the Gawker.com name or its brand of "journalism."
It's not just the Thiel is a sleazy hypocrite and a bully—the real shame here is that he's used his wealth to completely shut down a news site because he didn't like their coverage. Gawker's owner and managing editor, Nick Denton, has been deservedly hung out on a rope of his own making. But the actual executioner, Thiel, is not on the side of justice.
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Q: Setting up public/private keys for GITHUB via cygwin I am learning Ruby on Rails so I apologize if my lingo is not right. Let me explain what I am trying to do.
I am following the ruby and rails free tutorial. I am setting up public private keys for GITHUB via cygwin. I am using this tutorial: Using Public/Private Keys with GIT.
However I am guessing this is for using the GIT terminal. I am typing the following command in cygwin:
ssh-keygen -t dsa

It can't find that, so I added on git in front so that it would recognize it as a GIT command, so I did:
git ssh-keygen -t dsa

It now says 'ssh-keygen' is not a command. Anything I am doing wrong?

A: ssh-keygen isn't a git command, only a shell command, as its man page illustrates.
If cygwin doesn't recognize that command, see "Trying to set up .SSH keys to connect to Github via Cygwin":

Chances are you probably forgot to install the openssh package when you installed Cygwin.

See the Cygwin packages regex search for ssh-keygen.
See "How to set up SSH (for the beginner)" for a tutorial on SSH with Cygwin.

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What Is In E-Liquids?
E-liquid is a curious thing, a relatively new substance that doesn't seem to fit in one clear category.
We know it isn't a natural substance, but the range of sweet flavours mean that for many of us it fits somewhere between a processed food product and something almost chemical.
This misunderstanding has led to a lot of confusion surrounding e-liquids, from their expiration dates to their long-term effects, all the way to concerns about storage and specialist preparation.
By far the largest misunderstanding is over the contents of e-liquid itself.
What is in e-liquid, what are they made of and what, exactly, does it all mean?
Rumours abound that e-liquids contain everything from blended food products to antifreeze.
It can be difficult to push back against this kind of misinformation, certainly these rumours are more exciting to read than the relatively mundane reality of what goes into e-liquids, but informing people of the reality of e-liquid manufacturing is precisely what will ensure the longevity of the industry.
Knowing what you're putting into your vape is vital for any avid vaper, both for peace of mind and in order to know what is best for you.
Understanding the difference between a high PG and a high VG e-liquid can help you determine your best option without even touching the bottle itself, a vital asset on online purchasing.
Furthermore, maintenance and upkeep of your vaping device will hinge on your understanding of what you've put into your tank.
The better you know your e-liquid, the better you'll be able to keep your hardware in top condition and ensure that your experience is as good as can be.
So, what is in e-liquid?
Broadly speaking we can categorise the contents of e-liquids into four different components: vegetable glycerine, propylene glycol, flavourings and either nicotine or CBD.
To find out exactly what is in e-liquid, let's explore the realities of these ingredients and the function they serve.
Vegetable glycerine, as the name suggests, is a compound drawn from naturally occurring plant matter.
Colourless, odourless, with a moderate viscosity and slight sweetness to it, this is one of the primary components of an e-liquid.
Alongside propylene glycol, these two compounds make up the majority of the mass of most e-liquids.
Vegetable glycerine is generally smooth on the throat, whilst its increased thickness makes it ideal for producing larger clouds.
Because of this VG is a popular component of e-liquids designed specifically for sub-ohm vapes.
The underlying sweetness of vegetable glycerin also works well with sweeter flavourings, however some vapers claim that more complex flavours like tobacco tend to be dulled in high-VG e-liquids.
It should also be noted that the increased thickness of VG tends to result in more residue being left on coils and in tanks.
Although some e-liquids will contain purely vegetable glycerine as their primary carrying agent, the vast majority are designed around a ratio of vegetable glycerin to propylene glycol.
These ratios can lean towards one substance over the other, or aim for a perfectly even balance.
Propylene glycol is also a naturally occurring organic compound, one that is synthesised rather than being drawn from plants.
Like vegetable glycerin it is colourless and odourless, though less sweet and much thinner in consistency than its counterpart.
Because of this it is generally agreed that propylene glycol is easier to handle, flowing into a tank much more easily.
It's thinner consistency allows it to vaporise much faster than VG, as well as being generally "cleaner" and leaving less residue in the tank and coil.
It's lessened sweetness allows it to work well with all manner of flavourings, from a straightforward menthol to the more complex dessert or tobacco flavours.
For this reason many manufacturers choose to use more PG in their heavily flavourful e-liquids.
This thinness does also mean that PG heavy e-liquids tend to produce less vapour than VG heavy e-liquids.
Propylene glycol does also carry with it a chance for allergic reaction, so if you have a known reaction to this compound it is always important to avoid these kinds of e-liquids.
Flavourings
One of the biggest draws of e-liquids are the sheer range of flavours that are available.
From its earliest beginnings where e-liquids were designed almost purely to mimic the flavours of conventional tobacco, to today where everything from lemon tart to fruit-infused marijuana flavours are available, the taste of e-liquid has come a long way.
This development has hinged on a deeper understanding of and experimentation with synthetic flavourings.
Although several manufacturers attempted to use natural flavourings for their e-liquids in the past, we currently have no way of preserving them against the heat of a coil.
When your e-liquid evaporates, any flavourings drawn from natural sources tend to lose their qualities and burn.
As such, synthetic flavourings are the primary compounds that dictate the taste of an e-liquid.
The vaping industry has developed a wide range of commonly used compounds, including elements that give us certain citrus or fruity notes, those that can add the creaminess of vanilla or the coolness of menthol, and even some that emulate the deeper flavours of puddings or coffee.
These compounds essentially provide a base of flavour, a point from which manufacturers can use additional flavourings to build up a rich and complex taste.
This is how flavours like cheesecake, apple and blackberry, mixed grapes and many others come together.
Nicotine & CBD
The very first vapes were designed specifically to help people overcome smoking habits.
As such one of their primary features were e-liquids that included nicotine, allowing a former smoker to get the same hit they would from a conventional cigarette without any of the carcinogenic properties of combustible tobacco.
E-liquids have come a long way since then, benefitting from a wider user-base that brings with it people who use e-liquid for different purposes.
Some enjoy the act of vaping itself, with the flavours and the production of vapour being the star of the show.
For this reason non-infused e-liquids enjoy a popular presence on the UK vaping market.
With no nicotine or other additive substance, these e-liquids are a simple mix of VG, PG and flavourings.
Another increasingly popular option is CBD.
An extract from the hemp plant, CBD is a non-psychoactive, non-intoxicating compound that many people enjoy dosing for a variety of reasons.
CBD is an industry unto itself, featuring everything from CBD oils, CBD gummies and CBD edibles to CBD skincare and CBD extracts, but CBD vape juices are undeniable.
Alongside CBD came another popular e-liquid ingredient, terpenes.
These organic compounds, derived from hemp plants in the same way CBD is, are essentially additional flavourings that carry earthier tones with them.
Acting both on taste and smell terpenes have been a popular addition to the wider e-liquid industry, particularly in those ranges that aim to provide marijuana-style flavouring and scent.
Even considering these many options, nicotine infused e-liquids remain particularly popular in the vaping community.
For many people vaping is an opportunity to overcome a cigarette addiction, so including nicotine in e-liquids can be a great help.
The nicotine is of a similar potency to those found in cigarettes, coming in a form that vaporises just as easily as all the other ingredients in e-liquids.
The varied flavours of e-liquids are an advantage alongside this, offering that same nicotine hit with more opportunity for varied tastes.
Still, some people prefer the taste of tobacco with their nicotine hit, so there's plenty of tobacco flavoured e-liquids out there offering a rich, deep flavour.
Using nicotine infused e-liquids many people claim to have successfully overcome a smoking habit.
Though this is often touted as an achievement in public health, such a claim is misleading and should not be made by any respectable retailer.
Vaping is not good for you; whether your e-liquids contain nicotine, CBD or is a plain non-infused liquid, the act itself is undeniably unhealthy.
Attempts to hold vaping up as a health-positive hobby are under-informed and, frankly, widely misleading.
The fact remains that there is still an awful lot we don't understand about vaping, especially where long-term health is concerned.
Prohibited Substances
Though there is still much we do not know about vaping, several substances have been prohibited for use in UK e-liquids.
In some cases this has been due to a concern over unknown factors in inhaling certain substances.
In others however, this has been the result of a particular outbreak of health issues related to a specific ingredient.
Perhaps the most famous of these substances is a buttery-tasting food additive called diacetyl.
This additive, once used widely in e-liquids, was linked to an outbreak of "popcorn lung" in a processed food factory.
Popcorn lung is the colloquial name for a destructive disease called bronchiolitis obliterans, essentially the irreversible destruction of lung tissue.
It was determined that the outbreak was caused when individuals were exposed to large amount of undiluted food flavourings containing diacetyl, leading to the conclusion that diacetyl, whilst safe for ingestion in small quantities, is not safe for inhalation.
Diacetyl is banned from use in all e-liquids by UK law, so e-liquids purchased legally in the UK will be entirely free from this substance.
This is just one entry on a list of ingredients banned for use in e-liquids by the UK government; a list that continues to expand as further studies are conducted for the sake of the general health of the vaping community.
E-liquid has suffered from a wealth of misinformation about its contents over the years, but we hope in this article we've been able to put some of that to rights.
What is in e-liquid?
At its most basic, e-liquids will contain four ingredients: vegetable glycerine, propylene glycol, flavourings, and an active substance like nicotine or CBD.
Some e-liquids will entirely eschew either VG or PG in favour of the other, whilst others will include a wide range of flavourings to achieve some extremely complex tastes and smells.
Plenty of e-liquids contain no nicotine or CBD whatsoever, whilst others will contain terpenes alongside these basic ingredients.
The balance of VG to PG in an e-liquid is something you should always be aware of as it has a measurable effect on your vaping experience.
Certain ratios will be more beneficial for flavour intensity, whilst others will allow for better vapour production and effective sub-ohm vaping.
If you're a CBD enthusiast, taking a CBD infused e-liquid is one of the most effective ways to dose CBD, working much faster than edibles and having one of the highest rates of bioavailability.
That being said, certain former components of e-liquids have proven to be dangerous and have since entered into a strict regulation.
In the same way that vaping devices have seen regulation to ensure their safety, so too have e-liquids.
UK law is still catching up with vaping in many ways, but it has begun to take the correct steps to ensure that the vaping industry meets a respectable standard of quality.
That isn't to say that e-liquids are 100% safe, they distinctly are not.
Vaping is the inhalation of a recreational substance - just like conventional smoking - so it will inevitably come with health risks.
Although the carcinogenic properties of any reputable e-liquid are far less intense than those found in combustible tobacco, there is still much we do not know about the long-term effects of vaping.
As is often the case, further research is needed.
However you like to vape, understanding the content of your e-liquids is vital to ensuring the quality of your experience.
When you know what is going into your device you'll be able to ensure that you take care of your hardware properly.
When you know exactly what's going into your lungs, you'll be able to tailor your vaping experience to your specific tastes.
Knowing exactly what you like, understanding why you like it, knowing how it could be better, having peace of mind about what is entering your body: these are the things a full understanding of e-liquids can give you.
When you understand e-liquid the whole vaping world is open for your enjoyment.
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The Federazione Italiana Hockey, also known as the Italian Hockey Federation, is the governing body for field and indoor hockey in Italy. It was founded in 1922 and is a member of the International Hockey Federation (FIH) and the European Hockey Federation (EHF).

The federation is responsible for organizing and promoting field and indoor hockey at all levels in Italy, from grassroots to elite level. It oversees the national teams, both men's and women's, and organizes national competitions for clubs and schools.

The Italian Hockey Federation has been successful in recent years, with the men's team qualifying for the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro in 2016 and the women's team finishing third in the EuroHockey Championship II in 2017. The federation also supports the development of hockey in Italy, with programs aimed at increasing participation and providing coaching and education opportunities for players, coaches, and officials.

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Hockey in Italy

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Q:  html tag usage/replacment I know that <marquee> tags are evil.
If it is so bad to  have scrolling text, then using JS to get the same effect doesn't make it any better, right?
And suppose I decided to have some scrolling text (gasp), is there some type of CSS(3?) or HTML(5?) way to do this that is technically correct (i.e. not deprecated)?
If there isn't a CSS/HTML solution, should I use:

*

*Javascript, which will be heavier to download and might be turned off (is that a pro or a con?), but I get the bonus of being W3C correct and valid and non-deprecated and smart,

or should I use

*

*the hated <marquee> (<blink><blink>) tag, which is lightweight (19 bytes!), fully supported by all browsers in all rendering modes and all doctypes (even though it shouldn't be), but is deprecated?

Thanks.
P.S. I think a news ticker is a valid use for marquee-style
P.P.S. If anybody tells me that if I don't want a heavy Javascript solution I should use JQuery because it is lightweight, I will shoot them in the comments
Edit: I'm adding JQuery tag since that seems to be the best way to get attention from a lot of experts on JS questions, and it is not totally unrelated here.

A: It is not the effect that is bad. The problem with marquee, blink and font tags is that they convey  presentation not structure of your content.

A: CSS3 has support for marquee, but it is only supported in a few browsers (Safari and Chrome are the only one, to my knowledge)
http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-marquee/
There are several JQuery plugins that accomplish it, but they come at the expense of loading JQuery (26Kb, heavier than the HTML only solution, but not what I would call heavy)
http://plugins.jquery.com/plugin-tags/marquee
Of course you can easily do it yourself without JQuery, but looking at those plugins may give you ideas.
Another option to consider is to do a small Flash animation.

A: If you're sure that it works on all platforms you're aiming for, and you don't care what w3c says you can certainly use the marquee tag. There is no way that you can find a JavaScript solution that works in less than 14 bytes.
The only unfortunate thing is that the reason all these browsers support all these deprecated elements that are -in this case- not even part of any HTML standard, is because of all these people using these elements and start whining when a new version doesn't support their 1982 compliant website anymore.
So please go ahead and use marquee as long as it works for you, but please don't complain if you site stops working in a newer browser.

A: Here's the code that implements the marquee element in Firefox, it's basically doing it in JavaScript anyway so you could always just adapt that code and use it directly in all browsers.
The code can be hacked around so that marquee can be implemented on any element in Firefox, applied through CSS and XBL bindings (Firefox only example).  The equivalent in IE would be behaviours, and you could use the CSS3 in Safari/Chrome as nico suggested and you would be keeping the presentational stuff out of your markup, but only you can know if it's worth the effort.

A: I've been looking for the most efficient and cross-browser supported marquee implementation. For whatever reason, even the webkit CSS marquee implementation is glitchy.
The common approach is to use timer (or jQuery animate implementation) to adjust the CSS margin property of the element. This is too glitchy and very inefficient. I came up with implementation that utilises CSS3 transitions for browsers that support it and otherwise animate the scrollLeft property of the containing element. It is an experimental implementation, though it works well with IE7+. Other people might find it useful as well, https://github.com/gajus/marquee (demo https://dev.anuary.com/60244f3a-b8b2-5678-bce5-f7e8742f0c69/).

A: Recently, i had to do this effect for a client and i've used this plugin which is very easy to use :
jQuery Marquee plugin on github
jQuery Marquee on plugins.jquery.com


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MALUS, ÉTIENNE LOUIS (1775–1812), French physicist, was born at Paris on the 23rd of June 1775. He entered the military engineering school at Mezières; but, being regarded as a suspected person, he was dismissed without receiving a commission, and obliged to enter the army as a private soldier. Being employed upon the fortifications of Dunkirk, he attracted the notice of the director of the works, and was selected as a member of the École polytechnique then to be established under G. Monge. After three years at the École he was admitted into the corps of engineers, and served in the army of the Sambre and Meuse; he was present at the passage of the Rhine in 1797, and at the affairs of Ukratz and Altenkirch. In 1798 he joined the Egyptian expedition and remained in the East till 1801. On his return he held official posts successively at Antwerp, Strassburg and Paris, and devoted himself to optical research. A paper published in 1809 (" Sur une propriété de la lumière réfléchie par les corps diaphanes ") contained the discovery of the polarization of light by reflection, which is specially associated with his name, and in the following year he won a prize from the Institute with his memoir, " Théorie de la double refraction de la lumière dans les substances crystallines." He died of phthisis in Paris on the 23rd of February 1812.


OrbWorks Community Forum • View topic - Why Some Pocket C Syntax Differs From C/C++ ?
I am currently learning C from very basic level. I downloaded the Pocket C just to continue on learning and developing C programs in palm of my hand ! But I found that the some syntax is different from original C.Like instead of "printf" function there is "puts" function.
So is it possible to program in the original syntax or change in syntax is possible ?
Any answers will be helpful to me.
Re: Why Some Pocket C Syntax Differs From C/C++ ?
PocketC is a c/c++ like language. It does not claim to be 1-1 with c or c++, but it is very similar.
If you are trying to learn C (or C++), I would get a book that walks you through the language.


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Samford's Enrollment Reaches an All-Time High for 11th Consecutive Year
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Samford University announced today its 11th consecutive record enrollment. University officials confirmed a record of 5,692 students in its undergraduate and graduate programs as of Sept. 6.
Included in the totals are 3,591 undergraduate and 2,101 graduate/professional students, representing 46 states, the District of Columbia, and 28 countries. The freshman class of 900 students is one of the most academically accomplished in Samford's 177 year history. Samford's freshman to sophomore retention rate was 89.2 percent.
"At a time when many private institutions are struggling with enrollment, Samford continues to experience sustainable, quality growth," said Samford Vice President of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management R. Philip Kimrey. "Our institutional story is effectively told by motivated, trustworthy staff and faculty members throughout our admission process, and I am grateful to them for creating an environment that is so focused on students and their families. We find the cumulative effort of our people provides an experience in which students thrive."
The records come at a time of national recognition and expansion across all academic schools at the university. Samford's strategic plan outlines ambitious goals for enrollment, retention, and student engagement.
"The continued incremental growth in enrollment shows student response to our campus-wide commitment to providing students with outstanding academic opportunities in a supportive and nurturing environment," added Kimrey. "We are grateful for each student and family who chooses to invest their future at Samford."
Samford is regularly recognized as one of the top Christian universities in the United States, and consistently receives high marks for value. Most recently, Samford was named #3 nationally for student engagement by The Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education. In its annual ranking of the best colleges, U.S. News & World Report ranks Samford top in Alabama for both value and undergraduate teaching. The university was recently ranked #34 nationally among private universities on Kiplinger's Personal Finance's "Best College Values" list.
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FOX43 Finds Out: Radon Testing in Schools Bill Reintroduced
Posted 8:00 PM, May 1, 2019, by Jackie De Tore, Updated at 09:47AM, May 2, 2019
Radon is a radioactive gas that experts say is the 2nd leading cause of lung cancer.
Pennsylvania is known to have high levels of the gas and yet our schools are not required to test for radon.
Pennsylvania Representative Tim Briggs, who represents Montgomery County, wants to change that."The more I learned about it I thought it was something we should make a priority and make sure every school is tested."
He has re-introduced HB 1057, which would require radon testing in every school building in the state every 5 years.
"I don`t know why we would just kick the can down the road and put our children at risk."
Most schools in Pennsylvania are currently not testing for radon.
Over the summer, FOX43 Finds Out sent right to know requests to 9 different school districts in 9 different counties, selected at random.
Only one school in one school district tested for the gas in the past 5 years.
That was Conestoga Elementary School in the Penn Manor School District.
The levels at that school in Lancaster County were acceptable under federal guidelines.
Two other schools had records of testing, but those happened more than 5 years ago.
Both Central York and Shippensburg area schools though did have classrooms that had levels that are considered high.
Central York provided us records of mitigation Shippensburg did not.
The rest of the schools had no records of ever performing a radon test.
All of this is why Rep. Briggs says testing in PA schools needs to be a requirement.
"Bottom line, we just have to get this done anyway we can."
The problem with a state mandate though is funding.
Conestoga Elementary school did radon testing back in august of 2015.
The Penn Manor School District Superintendent says that testing cost $1,350.
That`s just for one school and it`s one of the smaller schools in the district.
Now there were no problems here, so the district didn`t have to pay for any mitigation.
If that was the case though, that would have cost the district even more money.
Which is why Rep. Briggs says the only way this bill will pass is if lawmakers can agree to move around some money.
"If the state is requiring school districts to do this, we should probably figure out a way to help pay for it."
The state does get some money from the federal government from the State Indoor Radon Grant.
The DEP says Pennsylvania has received $400,000 from that grant in 2018.
That money goes towards radon education and public outreach.
Rep. Briggs says it`s just not enough.
"Those dollars need to be greater. $400,000 is a handful of staff people."
At this point, Briggs says any option is on the table when it comes to radon testing requirements and how to pay for it.
He believes the bill would need more co-sponsors on both sides of the aisle in order to become a law.
"We should be partners with our local school districts to make sure whatever we can do, kids are safe and healthy and learning and being productive citizens in the future."
We also did ask Briggs if he knows of any studies or examples of people who were diagnosed with lung cancer who were able to pinpoint radon in schools as their reason for developing the disease.
He says he doesn`t know of any specific examples.
Though he says if we know it`s a potential danger, we should try to eliminate it.
Here's more information on how to test for radon in your home.
If you have a story you want Jackie to look into, FOX43 wants to find out.
Send an email to FOX43FindsOut@FOX43.com.
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Acting superintendent says state bill "abandons the Harrisburg School District"
Oral arguments scheduled in front of Commonwealth Court regarding Washington Township's school district
Carlisle community raising money to pay off district's $22,000 school lunch debt
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Mom 'devastated' after seeing video of her 5-year-old girl bullied on school bus
School district superintendent leaves for third Middle East deployment
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Central York coach Josh Oswalt is leaving to take over at Cumberland Valley
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The Roman Catholic Mission Sui Iuris of Tokelau (Latin: Missio Sui Iuris Tokelaunum) in Tokelau is a suffragan mission of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Samoa-Apia. It was formed in 1992 when the Archdiocese of Samoa-Apia and Tokelau was split into the Archdiocese of Samoa-Apia and the Mission Sui Iuris of Tokelau. The current Ecclesiastical Superior is Archbishop Alapati Lui Mata'eliga, appointed 22 December 2015.

History
From the discovery of the island by Europeans in 1841, several attempts were made by Catholic missionaries to reach Tokelau from Wallis Island between 1845 and 1863. The first Catholic baptism was performed in 1863 on one adult and three children, and several other occurred soon after. Father Didier lived in the country from 1883 to 1890, the year he died at sea. Two elders who were educated in Samoa acted as catechists starting in 1904, and others continued their role over time. The Catholic Church allowed traditional music and dance to be incorporated into Catholic religious ritual, contributing to their efforts at converting the populace.

In 1945 Father Jepson came to Tokelau and proposed having a priest permanently stationed there, a church be constructed, and the Order of Mary provide sisters to the island. Father Patrick O'Connor was the only foreigner residing in the country as of 2011. He was assigned to the island country by the Archbishop of Samoa in 1977 to take care of the Catholic parish on the atoll of Nukunonu and has resided there since then. The church services are conducted in Tokelau. The atoll of Nukunonu is mostly Catholic, while Fakaofo and Atafu atolls have both Congregational and Catholic churches. Many religious rules are followed such as families gathering at 6pm for prayers, a midnight curfew, and a ban on swimming on Sundays.

Ecclesiastical Superiors
Rev. Msgr. Patrick Edward O'Connor (1992–2011)
Rev. Oliver Pugoy Aro, MSP (2011–2015)
Archbishop Alapati Lui Mata'eliga (2015-present)

See also
Nukunonu Church

References

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Religious organisations based in Tokelau


Young adult fiction is called a genre, a bookshop category, and more. It is a way of grouping books together based, usually, on the age of the protagonist. But a young adult protagonist does not mean that a book will only appeal to a younger audience, nor should it. And books that are written for younger audiences shouldn't be patronising or dumbing-down either the vocabulary or content. There is a lot that YA has to offer readers of all ages and we aim to overcome the stigma that has plagued YA since it first came to prominence.
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In this research, we investigated the development frameworks for mobile/wireless Web applications with a special consideration to the user interface (UI) component. The Web applications running on small mobile devices cannot support the full range of the traditional desktop Web functionality. This is due to the devices' physical and computational constraints. We described how the mobile devices' constraints and their increased diversity and connectivity are affecting the traditional UI development tools, methods and concepts. We also analyzed the development impacts that are emerging from the necessity of building consistent user interfaces for different mobile devices and platforms. In particular, we discussed how the current development frameworks could satisfy the constrained mobile environment while preserving the cross-platform usability. We conducted a comparative survey of these frameworks using different criteria such as data processing, data interactivity and presentation techniques, data transfer, security support, cross-platform or device specific availability, scalability, UI modeling techniques, UI delivery mechanism. We exposed the strengths and weaknesses of each framework while highlighting the areas for future improvements. Our survey highlighted the need for a "universal" high-level framework for mobile UIs development.


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More from November 2015
Care in Transition
Lesbians Who Lunch
Willma's Way
Preserving the Queer Past
And Baby Makes Three: Marital Children of Same-Sex Spouses
Hope Springs Up
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Black Trans Lives Matter: Health Care for All
Haruka Yukioka didn't see faer truth reflected in faer childhood in Fond du Lac, but a trip to GSAFE's leadership camp motivated faer to build a more inclusive community at home.
OurLives Magazine 2016-02-18T12:15:15+00:00 Story by Haruka Yukioka
Image by Jace Frazier
Print issue November 2015
Queer. Asian. Femme. AFAB. Non-binary.
For the first 13 years of my life, these identities served as restraints holding me back from being myself. But during the past three years I have met and worked with incredible people who've helped me to embrace all of my queer, Japanese-American, femme, non-binary glory.
Unwelcome in Fond du Lac
I was born and live in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, a city with a population of less than 50,000, of which the majority are white and conservative. My brother and I were the only Asian students in our elementary school, a fact I realized only after my freshman year of high school. My childhood was happy, albeit tinged with ignorance. I remember praying for blonde hair and blue eyes every night so that I might look a little more like my classmates, and I remember seeing a disappointed reflection the next morning in the mirror. My parents would speak about being refused service at local grocery stores or being told that the "Japs should've all been nuked," but I thought that these instances of discrimination were isolated, perpetrated by a few hateful people. It was impossible to comprehend that the place where I had grown up could hate me so much. But as you grow older, you gain perspective.
I started off in middle school as the cliché Overly Invested Straight Ally, writing papers about marriage equality and holding a Day of Silence as the lone participant. Whenever confronted about the fact that I seemed to care an awful lot about LGBTQ+ rights for someone who wasn't queer, I would launch into a tirade about how straight allies were ever so important to the fight, all while proclaiming my extreme heterosexuality. I see now that my 12-year-old self knew, deep down, that I wasn't as straight as I claimed. But I was terrified to admit to myself that possibility, because I had associated being queer with certain unhappiness. I had only ever heard about queer and trans youth from their obituaries. I knew no out LGBTQ+ adults; and I drew the conclusion that to be queer meant a life of loneliness and despair. It is no wonder that I had vehemently denied what I knew to be true.
GSAFE'S Leadership Training Institute (LTI)
The summer after my first year of high school I attended LTI, GSAFE's camp for youth leaders. I hold those four days dear to my heart and firmly believe that they were instrumental in transforming my life. LTI gave me many things—the skills I needed to lead a club, facts about HIV/AIDS that I hadn't gotten during my school sex ed classes, and incredible food cooked by everyone's favorite chef, DJ. But the most important thing I took away from LTI was the knowledge that I was not alone. I met other queer youth from all over Wisconsin. I met another Asian queer for the first time. I left LTI feeling empowered and brave. I left LTI not only wanting to survive, but wanting to thrive.
Fox Valley Alliance
After spending so much time working with folks from Madison, I became frustrated at the lack of resources for youth in the Fond du Lac area. By the time that I had started high school, there were no active youth LGBTQ+ organizations within the Fox Valley, which only helped to perpetuate the illusion that we were alone. By my senior year, I had had enough. Along with a group of highly motivated and inspirational youth, I started a LGBTQ+ youth group called the Fox Valley Alliance. I had learned from LTI that youth had the power to make the change we wanted to see in the world, and I used that knowledge to make life better for people like me in the Fox Valley.
While our group is relatively new, we have plans to increase our community outreach efforts through monthly meetings and other LGBTQ+ centered events. The only requirement to join this group is holding the passion to change the lives of queer/trans youth in the Fox Valley for the better, and I am grateful and proud to say that we have gathered more people than I ever thought possible.
Self-love through Community
I cannot stress the importance of community. I firmly believe that one of the worst weapons in the battle against the LGBTQ+ community is the image of isolation. It is so very important for queer and trans youth to find each other and band together, and I cannot thank organizations like GSAFE enough for making that possible. Through GSAFE, I was able to meet and work with people that shared my identities and helped me on my journey to self-love and acceptance. The community I am lucky enough to be part of has been instrumental in helping me heal from the hurt of oppression and loss, and I know that had I continued to be alone that I would never be here today.
I was lucky enough to go back to LTI two more times, once as a peer mentor and once more as a senior mentor. I discovered there that my true joy and passion lies in building community and sharing knowledge—the youth that I have met continue to amaze and inspire me, and I know that I will never forget them. My goal during college is to achieve a double major in Music Education and Social Work, with a minor in Gender and Sexuality Studies. To work with an organization like GSAFE that empowers and saves so many young queer youth is my dream—I was lucky enough to be one of those youth, and I can only hope that I will someday be able to repay the favor.
Today, I see my reflection in the mirror and I wouldn't change a thing. I hold my queerness as a gift, a precious part of me that I wouldn't give up for the world. The messages I have heard for my entire life about how my identities and my happiness cannot coexist have not ceased, but the call of self love and and liberation is stronger. I am proud to be part of a community that is working to change the world for the better, and I invite you to join us.
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permalink http://ourlivesmadison.com/article/be-the-change/ Haruka Yukioka didn't see faer truth reflected in faer childhood in Fond du Lac, but a trip to GSAFE's leadership camp motivated faer to build a more inclusive community at home. Life in the Middle Publishing, LLC 2016


Grass Valley's East Main/Idaho-Maryland Roundabout is located at the intersection of two prominent urban roadways with one leg accessing State 20/49 Freeway. It was uniquely designed with one– and two-lane segments. The project has received a very positive response from the community.
The team of W-Trans and Coastland completed the design for this project. Coastland provided civil design; drainage analysis and design; utility mapping and coordination; right-of-way needs identification; pavement design; and assistance to the City in obtaining regulatory permits and approvals. One leg of the intersection provides access to SR 20, so the design was coordinated with and processed through Caltrans. Coastland also assisted the City with supplemental inspection services during construction.


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