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When: 1:05 PM ET, Saturday, August 31, 2019
Where: Yankee Stadium, Bronx, New York
Umpires: Home - Sean Barber, 1B - Stu Scheurwater, 2B - Alan Porter, 3B - Jim Reynolds
By Field Level Media
DJ LeMahieu homered on the first pitch of the 11th inning as the New York Yankees beat the Oakland Athletics for the first time in five tries this season, recording a 4-3 victory Saturday afternoon at Yankee Stadium.
Aaron Judge hit a game-tying homer off Joakim Soria with two outs in the eighth and then made a leaping catch in front of the right-field fence on Matt Chapman's possible homer in the 10th.
LeMahieu, who struck out three times, won it when he hit a first-pitch fastball from Lou Trivino (4-6) into the right-field seats. He flipped his helmet upon reaching home plate and was doused with Gatorade by Brett Gardner.
It was LeMahieu's third career walk-off hit and second this season.
Aided by Judge's catch and a double play in the 11th, Cory Gearrin (1-2) pitched two scoreless innings to earn his first win since joining the Yankees last week.
Chapman gave Oakland a 3-2 lead with a one-out double in the seventh off Adam Ottavino on a ball that stayed fair by hitting the left-field foul line and caroming to the warning track.
Matt Olson hit a two-run homer in the fourth, had three hits and reached base five times for Oakland.
Gary Sanchez hit solo homers in consecutive at-bats off starter Homer Bailey and recorded his 13th career regular-season multi-homer game.
Oakland left the bases loaded in the sixth through the eighth inning while the Yankees used five pitchers. Overall, Oakland went 1-for-10 with runners in scoring position.
Jonathan Loaisiga escaped in the sixth and Tommy Kahnle kept it a one-run game by retiring Jurickson Profar to end the seventh. Chad Green entered after Zack Britton's right calf cramped up and struck out Olson to end the eighth.
Bailey nearly beat the Yankees for the third time this season, allowing two runs on four hits in 5 2/3 innings. He struck out nine, walked one and threw 99 pitches.
New York's Domingo German missed a chance at becoming the first 18-game winner in the majors, allowing two runs on four hits in five innings. He struck out five, walked three and threw 90 pitches.
--Field Level Media
Oakland NY Yankees
Homer Bailey Player Domingo German
No Decision W/L No Decision
3.18 ERA 3.60
Matt Olson Player Gary Sanchez
.750 Avg .667
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Launched at Essen SPIEL 2019, Aquatica is a game designed by Ivan Tuzovsky and published by Russian company Cosmodrome Games. In the game, which supports up to four people, each player possesses their own underwater kingdom and seeks to become the most prosperous monarch of all.
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At first glance this is simple in the extreme, but Tuzovsky's design uses a novel mechanic that Cosmodrome call "card rising". Locations which a player already owns slot into a special player board, and the cards have resources and special powers printed on positions called "depths". To win, players need to carefully synergise their character card each turn with the potential afforded to them by their depths - bearing in mind that each can be used only once. Additionally, each player begins with a number of manta miniatures which also provide resources and powers. Acquring more of these, and timing their use carefully, is also key to victory.
Before getting into Aquatica's many watery charms, it has to be remarked that there are problems with the quality control of the copies of the game made available at SPIEL. The card stock is not ideal quality, the solo rules are simply wrong, and most annoyingly the depths on the location cards don't match up with the slots on the player boards. These errors are mostly just visual, and all are minor, but they add up to a disappointing blemish on what is otherwise a great production. Very likely, they will be fixed on the main retail release.
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While it's immediately obvious that several artists worked on Aquatica, their various styles mesh effectively. As you would imagine given the aquatic theme, there is a lot of blue in the game but Cosmodrome's team manage to work other colours into the palette as well. The main board is generously proportioned and lovely to look at, and the special player boards designed for "card rising" give the game a unique table presence. The manta miniatures are a welcome flourish - they could very easily have been just cards, but as miniatures they become one of the most memorable aspects of the game. Don't be surprised if your group begins to refer to "the manta game", or just "mantas"!
Generally, games of Aquatica will take between 45 minutes and an hour. Turns will naturally lengthen as the game progresses, because players' hands become larger and decisions grow more difficult. Still, the actions that players will naturally want to take draw the game to its end, so it won't outstay its welcome. The game is also quite easy to teach, with the specifics of chaining actions together being the part that needs most care to explain.
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"I am concerned with the historical processes, both visible and invisible, that shape performance traditions, musical imagination, and compositional strategies, as well as theoretical inquiries." Dr. Nancy Yunhwa Rao is a music theorist and musicologist...
Faculty member Steven Kemper composes music for interactive COVID memorial
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First woman named assistant director of Rutgers University bands
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Last July, Julia Baumanis, assistant director of bands and director of pep bands, became the first woman band director at Rutgers University in the school's 255-year history. According to her research on programs accredited by the National Association of Schools of...
Music alumni and faculty nominated for Grammy Awards
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After 17 years in prison, a murderer–turned–newspaper-editor faces new challenges.
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Wright was 21 and a private in the Army in 1987 when he killed a man he says was a drug dealer, during a robbery attempt in Federal Way. He pleaded self-defense but was convicted of murder and sent to prison. In 1989, Wright started the paper with another prisoner, Ed Mead, a former member of the George Jackson Brigade, Washington's version of the radical Weather Underground. The two men shared a revolutionary Marxist perspective and a desire to put out a newspaper that did muckraking reporting on prison conditions and provided legal advice for inmates. The paper started as 10 photocopied pages distributed by hand and has grown to a 40-page monthly with 3,600 subscribers throughout the U.S. and many other countries. Over the years, Prison Legal News has broken a variety of stories picked up by newspapers around the nation. Wright has also been an important tipster for reporters and editors, including me. He considers his biggest journalistic achievement to be jump-starting the policy debate over prison labor. He has exposed the use of prisoners by contractors for Microsoft, Starbucks, Boeing, and former U.S. Rep. Jack Metcalf, among others.
Prison Legal News' biggest challenge in recent years has been internal. In February 2001, Wright called the police, accusing the paper's business manager, Fred Markham, of stealing more $19,000. Last year, Markham entered an Alford plea—no admission of guilt but acknowledging the likelihood of conviction—to first-degree theft.
After Wright called the police, Pens resigned and made a variety of accusations against his former partner, ranging from ideological errors to criminal behavior. Wright denies them all. Wright and his board have hired a new executive director and instituted strict financial safeguards. The paper weathered the crisis and only missed one issue. "In all respects, we are a lot stronger now," say Wright.


There is a potent stream running from the 50th anniversary of the civil rights struggle in Selma, through the fast-growing movement of Black Lives Matter, to our Unitarian Universalist-inspired Climate Justice Month, which begins on World Water Day this Sunday. The stream springs from stories of pain, resistance, and renewal, and it is enlivened by the truth that these stories are intricately and inherently connected.
This weekend we, and forty others, were bathed and renewed, hearts changed in that stream at the "Healing the Waters" conference organized by DRUUMM (Diverse, Revolutionary Unitarian Universalist Multicultural Ministries) and ARE (Allies for Racial Equity).


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UMass Amherst has responded to this demand by adding many new classes (listed below). The major was also redesigned to be more flexible, allowing each student to custom design their plan of study for their own career interests.
At the same time that Sustainable Food and Farming was attracting more student attention, the UMass College of Natural Sciences announced plans to re-vitalize the applied agriculture programs by moving faculty from the former departments of Plant and Soil Sciences, Plant Pathology, Entomology, and Animal Sciences to create a new "super-department" – the Stockbridge School of Agriculture. Building on its nearly century old tradition, the newly configured Stockbridge School has re-energized agricultural teaching, research and outreach programs at UMass.
The College of Natural Sciences created the UMass Center for Agriculture and the Environment (which administers the agricultural research and extension functions of the college). Progress is also being made on a new Agricultural Learning Center, which offers hands-on education (such as the new Food for All Garden) to students at a location within walking distance of the heart of campus. In fact, many new student projects find their home at the ALC.
Local food and farming is particularly important today as the world experiences the "perfect storm" of climate disruption, depletion of easily and safely extractable fossil fuel, and economic stress. Students have recognized this as an opportunity and are gravitating to the study of sustainable farming and marketing, working toward careers in local food and green businesses, urban agriculture, permaculture, herbal medicine, and related jobs in farm-based education, public policy, community development and advocacy. Recent graduates of the program have been successful in many fields of endeavor all over the world.
While our students and alumni travel the world, many graduates are finding good work close to home. Unlike the rest of the U.S., the number of farms are increasing in New England and demand for local food in Massachusetts is almost ten times higher than the national average.
This growth of the local food economy offers our students opportunities to gain practical experience while earning college credit toward graduation.
Building on the Levi Stockbridge's commitment to experiential learning, students in the Sustainable Food and Farming major have initiated and are actively engaged in several exciting hands-on learning projects at UMass such as the Real Food Challenge.
One of the most exciting opportunities for students to get involved in a local community is the UMass Urban Agriculture and Nutrition Program which works with inner city groups in Holyoke and Worcester, MA.
Students can also gain year round farming and marketing experience by participating in the UMass Student Farm, which was recently ranked the 5th best college farm in the U.S.
Here is a video from the UMass Student Farming Class.
Course Descriptions and requirements to complete the Bachelor of Sciences degree in Sustainable Food and Farming may be found at the Stockbridge School of Agriculture webpage.
In addition to a vibrant campus program, there are almost 500 students studying Sustainable Food and Farming online from all over the world. We offer a 15-credit Certificate Program that serves the needs of active learners who can't come to campus. We are also accepting applications for our 60-credit Associate of Science fully online degree program in Sustainable Food and Farming as well as a fully online B.D. degree. Campus students also take online classes during the summer and winter terms.
The online program is particularly helpful for adults who are looking to change careers but also complements the educational experience for university undergraduates who may take these courses when they are not in class during the regular semester. All courses in the Certificate Program will count toward the new online A.S. or the on campus B.S. degrees for those individuals who choose to continue their education.
A full list of online course offerings may be found here: Online Classes.
Practical education built on a solid foundation of biological, ecological, and sociological sciences prepare students to explore creative options and good work in Sustainable Food and Farming.
Here are a few of our students talking about their major….
Anyone interested in discussing this major or the Certificate Program should contact Program Coordinator Sarah Berquist. Many students have found the flexibility of the Sustainable Food and Farming major attractive.
Contact us or check out the major here and take a look at some of our videos presenting courses and topics of interest.


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The Woodlands High School senior McKade Mettauer'breaks out into laughter after several attempts for his family and friends to sit still for a photo had failed Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2018 at The Woodlands High School. He signed a commitment to the University of California, Berkeley.
THE WOODLANDS — The Woodlands coach Jim Rapp has been working with offensive linemen for a long time, so it does not take long for him to recognize a special player. The first impression McKade Mettauer left on him as a freshman spoke volumes.
Mettauer, a 6-foot-5, 285-pound athlete who played left tackle for the Highlanders this season, signed his National Letter of Intent to continue his football and academic careers at the University of California on Wednesday morning in the team fieldhouse. He was surrounded by family members, teammates, friends and coaches as he officially became a member of the Bears' program.
Mettauer had a standout prep career at both The Woodlands and St. Pius X high schools, starting in a total of 11 playoff games over the past three years.
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Mettauer will be reporting to the Bears in June after wrapping up his senior year of high school. Cal finished this past regular season with a 7-5 record and will play TCU in the Cheez-It Bowl in Arizona on Dec. 26.
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This is the kind of group exhibition that rarely happens in New York — a gathering of artists from different countries, cultures, generations, and aesthetic approaches focused on the construction of identity.
On March 25, 1941, Wifredo Lam (1902–1982) sailed from Marseille, France, to Cuba, where he was born. He was the child of a mixed marriage: his mother was Ana Serafina Castilla, whose legacy was Spanish and African, and his father was Enrique Yam-Lam, who was Cantonese.
He was returning to a country that he had left nearly 20 years earlier, in 1923, when he sailed to Spain. During his journey home, he and his fellow passengers and friends, such as Andre Breton, were detained in Martinique because the Vichy government regarded them as traitors.
It was during this period of detention that he and Breton met the Martinican poet Aime Cesaire, who had written Cahier d'un retour au pays natal (Notebook of a Return to the Native Land) in 1938.
In this book Cesaire used the term "Négritude," a poetic and theoretical affirmation of African culture as it had manifested itself in the Caribbean. In 1943, Lam provided the illustrations for the Cuban edition, which was translated by Lydia Cabrera. The publication of this signal poem — which was the first and only time that Lam, Cesaire, and Cabrera collaborated — introduced the concept of Négritude to Cuba and its Spanish-speaking population.
Cesaire was not without his critics. The most important one was Édouard Glissant, a Martinican who was 15 years Cesaire's junior. In the late 1940s, Glissant began formulating an alternative to Cesaire's "Négritude." The term he came up with was "Créolisation." Cesaire had argued for a Pan-African identity for all people of African descent living in the diaspora, while Glissant believed in a non-hierarchical and local situation in which the children of mixed marriages could construct their own identity. Whereas Cesaire believe in a static sense of identity, Glissant believed in a fluid one.
Having written about Lam for the first time in 1988, I was naturally interested in the new exhibition, Lydia Cabrera and Édouard Glissant: Trembling Thinking, at the Americas Society (October 9, 2018–January 12, 2019), curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist, Gabriela Rangel, and Asad Raza. Along with early editions of books by Cabrera and Glissant, magazines containing their articles, drawings by Cabrera, and a wonderful film interview with Glissant, the exhibition contains works done in different mediums by Etel Adnan, Kader Attia, Tania Bruguera, Manthia Diawara, Mestre Didi, Melvin Edwards, Simone Fattal, Sylvie Glissant, Koo Jeong A, Wifredo Lam, Marc Latamie, Roberto Matta, Julie Mehretu, Philippe Parreno, Amelia Peláez, Asad Raza, Anri Sala, Antonio Seguí, Diamond Stingily, Elena Tejada-Herrera, Jack Whitten, and Pedro Zylbersztajn. Many of the works — but not all — directly address or deal with Glissant and Cabrera and their considerations of identity.
This is the kind of group exhibition that rarely happens in New York — a gathering of artists from different countries, cultures, generations, and aesthetic approaches focused on the issues surrounding the construction of identity. And while one could quibble about aspects of the show, including the dearth of context provided by the wall text, there was a lot of material to see and think about. If one purpose of a group exhibition is to inspire viewers to learn more about the different artists and writers they have encountered, then this show has more than succeeded.
At a time when the President of the United States can proudly announce that he is a "Nationalist" and the recently elected President of Brazil said that he would rather his son die than be gay, the self-determination of one's identity has become a matter of life and death, whether it is as blunt and final as a death sentence or the lifelong agony of living a closeted life.
Later, in the same essay, the authors point out that Cabrera asserted that "there is no way to understand Cuba without studying its Black culture," while Glissant believed "there was always something unknowable, something opaque, inside each person, which, rather than being what divides us, is what links us." As more and more societies demand conformity and enforce an oppressive view of transparency, Glissant's "opacity" presents an alternative.
Cabrera and Glissant did not have time to be cynical or ironic. For them, resistance was vital and could be enacted on many different levels and in many different ways, including their own writing, which challenges distinctions. Glissant was a poet, a philosopher, and novelist. Cabrera was a poet, artist, feminist, and prolific scholar of Afro-Cuban religions. If you are at all interested in any of these issues and the intellectual history of the Caribbean, especially in Cuba and Martinique, you should go see Lydia Cabrera and Édouard Glissant: Trembling Thinking.
The exhibition contains Flamariouss (2006), a book collaboration between the Korean artist Koo Jeong A and Glissant, Hommage a Édouard Glissant (2014), an accordion book of colored brushstrokes by Etal Adnan; and a set of 12 small works done in acrylic and sumi ink on rice paper by Jack Whitten for his painting, "Atopolis: For Édouard Glissant" (2014).
In Kader Attia's video, "Héroes heridos" (2018), series of interviews with refugees and emigre activists living in Spain, one of the interviewees uses the term, "feminization of poverty" to describe the pressure on refugee women to work as prostitutes. As Glissant points out in the film interview, which greets the viewer in the front gallery, capitalism has survived the longest of all systems because it could adapt to world chaos. However, he also believes that all systematized approaches to daily life are ultimately doomed to fail.
While Lam's relationship to Cesaire is well-known, at least in poetry circles in the US, his relationship to Cabrera is less so. And yet, they lived near each other in Cuba during World War II, and he did at least one portrait of her, "Retrato de Lydia Cabrera (Portrait of Lydia Cabrera)" (1940s).
Cabrera published over one hundred books during her lifetime, few of which are available in English. Afro-Cuban Tales (University of Nebraska Press, 2004), translated by Alberto Hernandez-Chiroldes and Lauren Yoder is well worth buying. Cabrera was a brilliant, complex figure whose work should be better known to an international audience.
I like that the curators focused on two individuals rather than one. Cabrera and Glissant agreed on many things but they also went their own way. One was from Cuba and wrote in Spanish while the other was from Martinique and wrote in French. This diversity, which is central to the exhibition, is reflected in the array of material the curators presented.
There are names that will likely be new to the visitor, including Amelia Pelåez, who traveled to France with Cabrera in 1927 to study painting. Her "Mujer con pez (Woman with Fish)" (1948) is a knockout. Another highlight is Tania Bruegera's figurative sculpture, "Displacement" (1998/2005), which is made from Cuban earth, glue, wood, nails, and textile. A video projected onto the wall documents the sculpture as a costume being worn at a public street performance in Cuba.
In this modestly sized exhibition, the curators introduce us to the multi-layered, complex cultures, traditions, and legacies that are part of the history of the Caribbean, amalgams that underscore the significance of interracial and cultural marriages and the possibilities they beget.
Lydia Cabrera and Édouard Glissant: Trembling Thinking, curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist, Gabriela Rangel, and Asad Raza continues at the Americas Society (680 Park Avenue, Upper East Side, Manhattan) through January 12, 2019.


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LRT1 lifts ban on liquids
The Light Rail Manila Corporation removes the ban on bottled water and drinks inside the Light Rail Transit Line 1 stations effective April 2
Aika Rey
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Published 2:15 PM, April 02, 2019
Updated 2:15 PM, April 02, 2019
LIFTED. The ban on liquids inside the LRT1 is now lifted. Shutterstock photo
MANILA, Philippines – More than a month after other railway lines resumed regular operations, Light Rail Transit Line 1 (LRT1) operator announced it has lifted its ban on liquids too.
In a Facebook post on Tuesday, April 2, the Light Rail Manila Corporation anounced it had lifted its ban on bottled water and drinks inside the train station.
Train management earlier imposed the ban as part of increased security measures.
The police and the military had been on heightened alert following the bombing of the Cathedral of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Jolo, Sulu, on January 27. The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the twin blasts. (READ: What we know so far: Jolo Cathedral bombing)
The incident prompted the railway management to ban liquids, as some materials for bombs are in liquid form.
In February, both Light Rail Transit Line 2 and the Metro Rail Transit lifted the ban. – Rappler.com
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WASILLA — As emergency rooms from Juneau to Fairbanks grapple with a surge of patients with mental health issues, the only hospital in Mat-Su just downsized a new psychiatric unit — to get it open sooner.
Mat-Su Regional Medical Center along the Parks Highway near Wasilla originally planned a more than $19 million, 36-bed behavioral health facility connected to the emergency department. The new building slated to open in December 2020 represented the first-ever emergency mental health beds for an area the size of West Virginia with a still-growing population of more than 100,000.
Now work is starting next month on a much smaller — and less costly — $4.5 million psychiatric wing inside the hospital with 16 beds scheduled to open this summer.
It's unclear whether the hospital will go ahead with the larger facility in the future.
Hospital administrators say starting with fewer beds allows them to bring services to an underserved community that can't wait two years.
"We strongly felt we had to do something much more quickly than that," said Hope Allison, the hospital's new — and first — behavioral health director.
The Matanuska-Susitna Borough is the state's fastest-growing area, located about an hour north of Anchorage but with fewer mental health services than are offered in the larger city.
And like hospitals across the state, Mat-Su Regional Medical Center is seeing a surge of patients show up in the emergency department with mental health issues or substance use disorders due to the lack of beds at the state's only state-run psychiatric hospital, Alaska Psychiatric Institute, now facing privatization amid continued problems.
Hospital administrators across the state describe a mental health "crisis" spurred by overcrowding at API — the state this month announced a transition to for-profit administration — as well as opioid and other drug and alcohol addictions adding additional pressure. Fairbanks Memorial Hospital in January announced it was remodeling its emergency room to expand mental health services.
Scrambling to find acute, inpatient behavioral health beds, Mat-Su Regional actually sends more patients to a psychiatric unit in Juneau than to Anchorage, officials say. As many as a dozen patients a day wait for transfer to a facility that can provide specialized, secure care. At least one patient waited two weeks.
It might seem surprising, then, to curtail plans for a larger facility in Mat-Su given an overloaded system that led hospital administrators to set aside four emergency rooms for patients who might be a danger to themselves or others.
But people on the front lines of mental health and addiction battles here praise the speedy addition of any new beds.
"The idea they could bring psychiatric beds online much faster, even though it was at a reduced number, is something that is very welcome to us," said Kevin Munson, CEO for Mat-Su Health Services Inc., which conducts patient evaluations in the hospital emergency department.
The community health center provided 133 percent more evaluations in 2018 than the year before, Munson said. He described patients waiting in the ER for days.
The statewide lack of psychiatric hospital beds is exacerbated in Mat-Su by population growth, advocates say. Residents here need local behavioral health beds that provide immediate care as well as access to local support networks: Patients getting referrals in Anchorage for Mat-Su services don't always follow through the way they might if the next appointment were immediate and nearby.
"The reality is that the Valley has grown so phenomenally that the pressure for this kind of service has been there, it's been kind of an unmet need, for decades," Munson said.
The new unit is under construction on the hospital's third floor in a wing separate from a $12 million expansion of 35 new single rooms — in addition to 74 existing beds — expected to open in coming weeks. A recent unveiling for the Greater Wasilla Chamber of Commerce had to be postponed as work continued.
Combined with a recently completed medical office plaza, the hospital expansion represents the largest investment in health-care facilities in the area since the hospital was built in 2006, according to Mat-Su Regional spokesman Alan Craft.
Tagging onto the third-floor expansion, in an unfinished shell built when the hospital was, allowed the more rapid addition of the behavioral health beds, hospital officials say.
The planned behavioral health wing wasn't funded with government money or grants, Craft said.
"If we didn't believe in this, we wouldn't have invested in it," he said.
Mat-Su Regional is owned by Tennessee-based Community Health Systems, a publicly traded company that owns, operates or leases 110 hospitals in 19 states. The company has struggled with debt and sold numerous hospitals last year, according to a report from the HealthLeaders news site.
Work on the new mental health unit is expected to start next month and wrap up by August, said Allison, the behavioral health director. The hospital is also hiring numerous staffers, from nurses and behavioral health technicians to clinicians and psychiatrists.
Once it's done, adult patients who show up in the ER with acute behavioral health needs can be admitted and brought up to the third-floor unit via a secure elevator. Patients will come via direct referrals from providers, admissions made in the emergency department, and involuntary or court-ordered admissions. The unit will offer group therapy, family meetings and case management.
"We really believe that it will be filled near capacity right away," said Jarom Schmidt, the hospital's chief operating officer.
The new unit won't provide set-aside beds for drug or alcohol detox, Allison said, but will see patients with "dual diagnosis" behavioral health issues that may include drug or alcohol substance use disorders.
Opiate-related issues surface in about two-thirds of the patients exhibiting drug withdrawal or overdose symptoms in the emergency department, according to Karl Soderstrom, the founder and executive director of True North Recovery Inc. The nonprofit behavioral health treatment program with peer support and sober living components provides consultation and services in the emergency department for drug- or alcohol-related problems.
True North does 30 to 45 consults at the hospital a month, said Soderstrom, who credits the hospital's recognition of the need for mental health and substance abuse services in an acute-care setting. A Mat-Su Regional physicians group even donated more than $10,000 for furniture at True North.
"The culture really is shifting," he said.
Mental health advocates in Mat-Su say the need continues for as many psych beds as possible.
The hospital "didn't simply just pluck" the original 36-bed number from the air, notes Munson at Mat-Su Health Services. That number reflected "solid research projections" based on population and growth.
"While the 16 beds are going to be of enormous help and will make a big dent in it and add a needed resource, it's not going to be very long in the future before those 16 beds are not meeting the need," he said.
It's still possible that the hospital could build the stand-alone unit, officials say. But they're planning to wait to see how the situation unfolds at API, and what level of demand they see at the smaller unit.
"It's not off the table," Craft said.
If they opt to proceed, the hospital will need a new certificate of need through a state program that makes sure expanded health-care services are justified in communities.
The state approved a certificate for the larger behavioral health facility in November 2017, but hospital officials last September filed a modification request for fewer beds on the third floor "so that these desperately needed services will be available up to a year and a half earlier than previously anticipated." The hospital also asked for concurrent approval of the new general medical-surgical beds.
Alaska Health and Social Services Commissioner Adam Crum approved the modification in late December. The state rejected the hospital methodology used to justify the need for the new general beds, but approved them anyway given the area's growth and lack of another provider offering similar services.
The state certificate of need program made it clear that the hospital would need to go back through the entire process to bring more psych beds online, said program coordinator Alexandria Hicks. That process takes at least 3 1/2 months.
"There is no guarantee that they would get those beds, and or someone else could apply for them," Hicks said.
There's no indication other hospitals in Southcentral would step in.
A spokesman for Providence Health & Services Alaska, which operates the outpatient Providence Medical Group Mat-Su Behavioral Health Clinic in Palmer, said there are no plans to expand behavioral health services in Mat-Su.
"It's just kind of a desperate situation all around with these psych beds," Hicks said.


Lately I've been on a big "UTAH" kick and pretty much falling back in love with it now that it is warm.
So one day I found this shirt on pinterest and loved the idea of it. And realized how easy it would be to make! So after some sketching and stencil making I used one of my favorite tools and screen printed it on. I'm pretty pleased how it turned out and since I had the t-shirt already (which I bought for $5 from Forever21 men's section) it was practically free to make!
Bonus, proceeds go towards a good cause!


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An access log features a record of all of the files which have been requested by the visitors while exploring your website. The list is comprehensive, so when you have a web page with two embedded images, for instance, all of the three files will be in the log, not just the page. An access log normally features the date, the OS, the web browser and the IP address for every file in human-readable form, so you can get a more complete picture about the most popular files on your site. The log, which is also frequently referred to as "raw data", is an addition to the web data that you commonly get with a hosting account, not a substitute. An example why you may need this type of a log is if you wish to use some software on your PC to prepare a report about the website's general performance, but you do not want to use the standard graphs and tables which come with the server-generated website statistics.
Access Log Manager in Website Hosting
Enabling the generation of access logs shall be really easy when you get a website hosting from our company. The Hepsia website hosting Control Panel, which comes with all of the accounts, has a section on different logs and that is where you shall find the access logs as well. As soon as you navigate there, you'll see a list of all the domains hosted inside the account and the subdomains created for them. Our customized cloud hosting platform will start creating an access log for each of them as soon as you click on the On button, that you will see on the right. If you don't require logs, disabling the option is just as quick and can be accomplished by clicking on the Off button in the very same section. All the logs are downloadable, which means that you can easily save and manage them on your desktop PC or notebook.
Access Log Manager in Semi-dedicated Hosting
You'll be able to look at in depth access logs for any website that you host inside a semi-dedicated server account set up on our progressive web hosting platform. Our cutting-edge Hepsia hosting Control Panel will enable you to enable the function for each domain or subdomain in the account individually, so you can get logs only for the sites you need. As soon as you sign in, you can go to the Access/Error Logs section where you will find a list of all the domains and subdomains that you've added or created and an On/Off button on the right side of each of them. Initiating or disabling the generation of access logs is as elementary as pressing that button and the change shall take effect right away. You may save the logs in .txt format by clicking on the Download link in the same exact section. The latter will be available always, even after you disable the function for a given domain name or subdomain.
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Announcing two new features called "entity enrichment" and "entity aliasing".
Entity enrichment allows us to get a more complete picture of an entity. It is a process that happens automatically for certain entities upon their creation. Today IpAddress, DnsRecord, and Uri are supported. For each of these entity types, one or several enrichment tasks will be run as soon as the entity is created, allowing us to discover additional facts and alternate names ("aliases") for the entity.
How it works: Upon creation, an enrichment task (lib/tasks/enrich/*) will be scheduled and run. In the case of an IpAddress, the name will be resolved to A, CNAME, or PTR records, DnsRecord entities created, and finally "aliased" to the IpAddress.
Let's show a quick demo.
Now browse to the entities page. Notice that there are now 3 total entities, one DnsRecord, and two IpAddress entities. Note also that the IpAddress entities are both are aliased to the "intrigue.io" DnsRecord. In this way, we can quickly find load balancers and other interesting DNS configurations.
This is also a good way to find DNS entries that are no longer active or resolving to an IP, but this is left as an exercise for the reader.


As drones grow in popularity, more businesses and governments are learning to take advantage of this new technology.
In fact, a new study by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) found that drones are expected to replace $127.3 billion in current business and labor solutions in the coming years.
Drones are used across multiple business industries, including agriculture, internet services and more. Their uses range from spreading seeds in farming to aerial photography to delivering goods to consumers.
The drone industry exploded in late 2015, when the Federal Aviation Administration streamlined the registration process, first for individuals using drones for pleasure and secondly for companies looking to use drones commercially.
As the commercial drone industry grows, it is providing new opportunities in terms of jobs, product optimization and safety. Here are examples of how commercial drones are impacting industries across the globe.
With the global population expected to break nine billion by 2050, the United Nations projects that farmers around the world will have to produce 70 percent more to feed the global population.
With pressure on farmers, the agriculture industry is innovating at a rapid pace, especially when it comes to drones.
Farming giants like Monsanto and John Deere are working with drone companies to help increase yields. As drones become smaller and less expensive, individual farmers have been able to purchase drones to increase productivity and yields on their acreage.
Drones can be used for many tasks. Some drones are equipped with water, pesticides, or herbicides, and can release their payload on a specific area, with the farmer watching from yards away on a screen.
One drone, from American Robotics, has the ability to deliver crop health reports on scouting missions, which can tell farmers crucial information about a section of their farm and how its crops are doing, whether it's flooded or too dry, and more. Drone technology is increasing efficiency among farmers, which is necessary as the world's population grows.
One of the most dangerous jobs in the country is a utility technician.
When a thunderstorm knocks out power, we see someone from the electric company use a crane to stand 20-feet in the air to resolve the problem. Technicians could be electrocuted during the repair and are at the mercy of weather conditions.
Now thanks to advanced drone technology, those repairs can be done from a much safer location.
AT&T recently sent drones on a reconnaissance mission to inspect cell towers, and the New York Power Authority used drones to inspect an ice boom near Lake Erie. For AT&T, there had been 34 communication tower related fatalities, but by using drones, that number can be reduced significantly, if not to zero.
In addition, before drones the NYPA would spend more than $3,000 to inspect ice booms, but sending a drone cost just $300. For AT&T, there had been 34 communication tower related fatalities, but by using drones, that number can be reduced significantly, if not to zero.
Other energy companies have gotten in the act, using drones to inspect power lines or windmills, cutting down on cost, time, and danger.
The internet, and the marketplace that lives within it, could be the industry with the highest projected growth.
While companies have made incredible advancements in broadband internet technology over the past decade, there are still billions of people across the globe with limited or no internet access.
Today's internet giants, from Facebook to Google, to telecommunication corporations such as AT&T, are looking to solve these problems.
AT&T has launched a drone that can be used as a temporary cell tower, with the drone hovering over areas decimated by a natural disaster – such as Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria in 2017 – or at a mega-event such as the Super Bowl or the World Cup, where local infrastructure could struggle to handle the mass of cell phones using its network at once.
Both Google and Facebook are taking a more global view, trying to provide the entire planet with internet connectivity.
Google X's Project Loon plans to send hundreds of solar-powered drone balloons into space that provide internet connectivity to rural areas. Facebook's project, Aquila, will send a solar-powered drone into flight over rural areas for up to three months at a time, providing internet service for the same rural populations.
Both projects are still being tested, but it could only be a few years away before pilot projects are approved in areas across the world.
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We still need a person to hand-deliver mail or packages to a specific location, whether a post office box or a customer's front porch. But with Amazon's ambitious Prime Air project, we could see drones delivering packages.
Amazon tested drone delivery in late 2016, and in select locations it is offering drone delivery for packages weighing up to three pounds.
The autonomous drone will deliver a package in 30 minutes, according to Amazon.
To protect soldiers, conduct reconnaissance missions, and launch targeted rocket strikes, many militaries are working with the latest drone technology.
A report from Goldman Sachs projected that $70 billion in military spending would pace the drone market as more drones are used in warfare in place of humans on the front lines. Some military drones could sit in the air for up to 17 hours, sending back real-time images back to military personnel protected on the ground.
The U.S. military also uses Google Artificial Intelligence technology for its drones, in order to locate certain targets and capture images.
The growth of drone technology gives individuals and companies alike a new way to interact with the world, but it doesn't come with a free license to fly.
In recent years, the FAA has codified rules and regulations that drone operators must follow, including no-fly zones, staying below 400 feet and for amateur drone pilots, keeping drones within eyesight.
There are private companies that offer drone training courses for individuals and corporations, which include FAA regulations and how to avoid crashes and incidents.
Drone technology is set to impact global business to the tune of more than $120 billion. If you want to be a part of the future of drone-related services, consider enrolling in King University's online BS in Information Technology. In our flexible program, you'll learn the key skills needed to excel in the IT industry, including learning cybersecurity, information systems and technology research methods. You can complete major coursework in as little as 16 months and even better, our fully online format allows you to balance your education with your already busy life.


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Tilly O'Neill-Gordon née le  à Escuminac, au Nouveau-Brunswick est une femme politique canadienne du Nouveau-Brunswick.

Biographie

Elle a été de 2008 à 2015 députée de la circonscription fédérale de Miramichi sous la bannière conservatrice. Lors des élections générales de 2015, elle a été défaite par Pat Finnigan du Parti libéral du Canada dans la nouvelle circonscription de Miramichi—Grand Lake.

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Personnalité liée au comté de Northumberland (Nouveau-Brunswick)
Député fédéral canadien provenant du Nouveau-Brunswick
Député du Parti conservateur du Canada
Naissance au Nouveau-Brunswick
Naissance en février 1949

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2. The powers of incumbency: They may be well known but the powers of shameless incumbency are exponentially greater. Netanyahu brazenly gave out IOU's to Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin in exchange for grand gestures – the U.S. recognition of the Golan Heights as Israeli and the return of the remains of Zachary Baumel's body – to aggrandize himself in the eyes of the electorate and to wipe the campaign slate clean of the spiraling scandals enveloping him. It worked.
3. Polarization is the right wing's best friend: It spawns the kind of fear and loathing on which the right wing thrives and, more importantly, it entrenches tribalism as a primary motivation in voting. Tribalism exerts a powerful pull: The prospect of losing the battle is regarded as tantamount to destruction. Against such a do-or-die backdrop, a chieftain's misbehavior, misdeeds or plain flouting of the law may be reprehensible, but loyalty to the tribe comes first. This was the main thrust of Netanyahu's so-called "gevalt campaign", which achieved the desired results.
4. Incitement: Never underestimate the efficacy of nationalist, ethnocentric incitement or the toxicity of casting doubt on the opponent's disloyalty and potential treason. If administered in adequate doses, there is no known antidote.
5. Eternal Flame: Never underestimate the potency of resentment or the abiding wish of the masses to stick it to liberal elites. The U.S witnessed the decisive influence of long-held grudges in Donald Trump's election in 2016. In Israel they have played a crucial role in tilting elections to the right for over 40 years, including last Tuesday's.
The animosity persists even though it is rooted in long gone days of Mapai hegemony and condescension and despite the fact that Likud has been in power for most of the past four decades. The right perpetuates the myth of an all-powerful "deep state" that continues to pull the country's strings, thus entrenching a perpetual enemy for its constituents to despise as well as providing an all-purpose excuse for its own failures.
6. No holds barred: Netanyahu has an instinctive knack for deciphering the public's gut instinct, an undeniable talent for manipulating it and an indisputable skill in going for the jugular. So does Trump.
7. Moderation is no virtue: Responding to an incumbent's inciting and divisive campaign with discipline and restraint may seem reasonable and even admirable, but won't do the trick. Fire needs to be fought with fire, dirty tricks with torrents of mud and hateful incitement with an avalanche of spite, with one caveat: It could backfire. The more a right-wing leader is savaged, the more his fans rally around him: See tribalism above.
8. Speed is of the essence: Personal attacks require immediate retaliation and harsh retribution. Deliberating on the best response to personal insults and defamation may seem like a sound approach, but if it is not issued within hours of the original invective, it is usually ineffective. In the meantime, the smear campaign takes root and gets harder and harder to dislodge as time goes by.
9. Allure: A reasonable challenger won't suffice if he lacks charisma. Benny Gantz was a reasonable challenger, buttressed by the aura of his military background and command of the Israeli army, but he lacked sufficient fire in his belly to mesmerize wavering voters and move them to his side. It didn't help that during the campaign, his predecessor in the army and number four on his list, Gabi Ashkenazi, emerged as more energized and magnetic, sparking gnawing doubts about which of the two former chiefs of staff should have led the Kahol Lavan slate. Once you choose a candidate, it might be a good idea to keep rivals who can outshine him or her under wraps.
10. Crime Pays: Never overestimate the influence of alleged criminality on the electorate. Israeli experience shows that investigations, indictments and potential criminal trials have little influence on voters, and may actually be seen as proof of "deep state" conspiracies. One can still hope that a full criminal conviction, upheld on appeal, will convince people otherwise, but don't bet on it.
In fact, the legal procedure, no matter how much it is maligned by a leader suspected of breaking the law, is actually his or her ultimate place of refuge. It defuses popular outrage and moves the venue of his case from the court of public opinion to the court of law. This means that the required burden of proof is elevated from plain common sense to beyond a reasonable doubt. And as the Mueller report proved, failure to meet the high legal threshold is often translated into a convincing claim of complete exoneration. Netanyahu is a grandmaster at transforming inconclusive criminal investigations into proof of his own innocence and of his rivals' foiled plots to depose him.
11. Leave no stone unturned: Do not ignore minorities, even if courting them might alienate other parts of your constituency. Bernie Sanders' 2016 campaign was crippled by his seeming indifference to African-Americans. Gantz's 2019 effort was hobbled by his fear of courting Israeli Arabs and by his party's failure to try and make inroads among Russian and North African Jews.
12. Try Honesty: Do not take your supposedly assured voters for granted. Gantz's efforts to move voters from right to center, along with a similar ploy by Avi Gabbay in the early days of his leadership of labor, fell flat. For every right-wing voter who may have switched allegiances, at least two left-wingers were alienated to the extent that they decided not to vote. Honesty, ironically, could be the best policy: Moderates pretending to be conservatives or ultra-hawks will usually persuade most voters to stick with the original, and in our case, with Netanyahu.
13. Life will go on: Try to refrain from depicting the elections as a final and fateful Armageddon that leads to salvation or eternal damnation. In case of loss, this can lead to the kind of utter demoralization that now grips the Israeli center-left, for which, as of now, there is no known cure.


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Green Thumb Festival - Getting Ready !
Getting ready for Green Thumb Festival happening this weekend in St. Pete !
It takes a village ! Green Thumb Festival, here in St. Pete this weekend, is not just another plant show for us, it's the celebration of the end of a very long plant selling season that started way back at the beginning of last October, 2013, and culminates in a show that not only offers us the opportunity to strut our stuff, but gives us an opportunity to come together, friends and family. The name tags you see here are not just paper, they are our Peeps, they not only come together to help us, but they are people who are entwined with us, they are truly, our village.
Green Thumb is a big Big show for us, we have a Big space, we pay Big money to be there and we are, there, for our customers, the ones that keep us going, so we think Big, we have Big numbers of plants, and it gives us Big joy to be able to do it !
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We would like some help maintaining our adwords, fb ads, updating our (wordpress) website and some content creation.
Actualmente tengo una pagina de ventas por internet. Utilizo WooCommerce. Necesito ayuda con el aspecto tecnico de la pagina. Yo trabajo la entrada de productos en la pagina pero necesito ayuda en por ejemplo, mantener la pagina actualizada, hacer cambios pequenos en el formato de la pagina y anadir informacion en la forma de la pagina.
Sono alla ricerca di un freelancer per costruire il mio sito web (Con Plugin, Temi e Piattaforma Wordpress). Purtroppo non posso pagare un prezzo eccessivo causa spese di inizio attività. Valuterò le migliori offerte, rilascerò le pietre miliari regolarmente e offrirò un ottima ricompensa al freelancer migliore.
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So much so, that we can now go on a trip and translate languages, convert currency and plan an entire holiday to the other side of the world directly from our mobile phones. Crazy right?
Technology is incredibly clever, and there's no doubt that it can help you in amazing ways – In terms of travel, it can definitely save you from a lot of stress and concern when on the road. So today, I'm here to share my top 8 travel apps that you really must have.
And the best part is… They're totally free!
You really can't travel the world without a currency converter! It's very easy to overspend your budget when the currency is completely different to the one you're used to. XE Currency is perfect as it allows you to convert currencies when on the go so that you know exactly how much you're spending around the world. No internet is needed, as the app updates whenever you're on wifi so that the rate is always accurate.
There's no way of knowing whether 10,000 is actually 10,000 or more like $1 without an app like this – XE Currency definitely makes things so much easier!
What's better than being able to follow your travel progress around the world?
'Been' allows you to enter all of the places you've visited, and marks them off on the map once they're reached. It gives you a list of all of the countries and US states that you've visited, as well as a total percentage of the entire globe that you've managed to reach.
If there's one app that's bound to give you motivation… It's this one!
There have been many times where the weather app on my phone has told me the complete opposite forecast of what actually occurs. Eg. when it says there will be torrential rain, and it turns out to be a perfectly sunny day.
But with WUnderground, that certainly won't happen. This is by far the most accurate weather app you'll ever encounter; it gives you an extensive report of all cities around the world – the wind, the rain, the sunsets and all. If you want to know the real weather forecast without having to worry about its accuracy, WUnderground is definitely for you!
Find flights all in one place, and straight from your mobile phone!
The best feature on this Skyscanner app is the 'Everywhere' option. If you're wanting to go on a quick getaway for an affordable price, Skyscanner allows you to enter your current destination and it will show you all of the cheapest options for a spontaneous trip. You'll be able to find cheap airfares in a short matter of minutes!
Have you ever been stuck in a new city, with no wifi and a complete lack of direction? I have – and I really wish that I had this app! Most iPhones are equipped with a simple Maps app, but let me tell you… It's nothing like Google Maps!
I'm sure you're probably all laughing at me right now – saying "Kate, Google Maps is the most obvious travel app of all time…" – I know, I know; I'm very late to the game.
But my favourite thing about Google Maps is that you can download a designated map of a selected city whilst on wifi, allowing you to access directions when you're stuck in the middle of a foreign city without an internet connection. Genius right?
No getting lost ever again!
Hotels galore! For those who like to stay in hotels rather than hostels or Air BnB's, the Booking.com app is a literal lifesaver. It has thousands of different hotels from all around the world, with a huge variety of price points to accommodate your budget.
And if you feel like helping a fellow traveller out, I have a Booking.com affiliate link that will help me fund this blog at no extra cost to you. You will get a great deal on booking.com and I will keep a steady income! I can assure you that your kindness won't go unnoticed.
Packing can often be a very stressful process; especially if you struggle to remember essential items such as underwear and toothpaste. Of course, most destinations have places to buy the things that you forgot, but why not avoid the situation altogether by downloading a handy app?
PackPoint Packing List asks you to input your holiday destination, your length of stay and a rough outline of the types of activities you'll be participating in. From there, the app checks the weather for the duration of your trip and gives you a list of all of the things you'll need for your time away. You can customise where desired and you'll be sure not to forget a single thing!
Okay now, I'm positive that you've all been in a foreign country and found yourself completely confused by a sign or menu in a different language. Well, look no more! A new feature on the Google Translate app allows you to scan text through the camera on your phone and instantly translates the text for you. You can also type text and translate it to any foreign language of your choice.
There's no more worrying about whether you're heading to the right place or eating the right food! Google Translate is your one-stop shop for all of your translation needs.
Do you have any other must-have travel apps to add to the list?
found your list of travel apps. I love traveling and apps make it a lot easier, if you don't want to carry around your laptop everywhere.
I think there are some great travel apps out there! I personally love couchsurfing and always install it when getting a new phone. I although like to have a couple of "internet free" games to play while waiting at the airport or driving around by bus or train. I was actually writing about that in my own travel blog recently. Maybe you like to have a look.
I never heard about "Been" before. Does it only mark the country or certain cities and places as well? I always used google maps to track where I've been so far. The best places, hotels and restaurants I am marking with stars or other markers to remember them when having a look at a certain area again.
I total agree, I love having internet free games too – They're a great time waster. I'll definitely check out your blog!


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The cute design of this leather collar is "heart" themed.
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