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Art Galleries of The Hamptons, Part Two – East Hampton Town & Sag Harbor
March 11, 2019 by Sylvia
Studio 11 East Hampton NY
Red Horse Plaza, 74 Montauk Highway, East Hampton. Friday through Sunday, noon-5 p.m. 917-287-7956
A Studio Practice and Exhibition Space - What an amazing space to share and work and exhibit!
Artists: Jack Ceglic, Linda Miller, Eugene Brodsky, Louise Crandell, Ronald In 't Hout, Steven Miller
George Rickey's "Six Lines in a T II," in Peter's Pond.Wendy Van Deusen
Longhouse Reserve
133 Hand's Creek Road, East Hampton. By appointment through the winter, closed Sundays, $15, 631-329-3568
LongHouse Reserve is a 16 acre reserve and sculpture garden, featuring pieces from Buckminster Fuller, Yoko Ono and Willem de Kooning to name a few. It exemplifies living with art in all forms. Founded by Jack Lenor Larsen, its collections, gardens, sculpture and programs reflect world cultures and inspire a creative life.
The gardens at LongHouse serve as a living case study of the interaction between plants and people in the 21st century. They not only create landscapes as an art form, they simultaneously demonstrate planting potentials in this climate - with a wide variety of natural and cultivated species. Sharing these extensive plant collections, and experiencing them in relation to living spaces, over time, and with seasonal changes, is the chief pleasure for Mr. Larsen and the LHR staff. What a marvelous learning experience!
The New York Times (2016): Back to a Changing Garden at LongHouse Reserve
Ashawagh Hall, Springs NY Evening
Ashawagh Hall, Springs
Ashawagh is the Native American word for "place where two roads come together," which is perfect to describe the location of this community center in the Springs section of East Hampton, where Fireplace Road meets Old Stone Highway. The Springs Improvement Society chose the name when it purchased the old school building in 1909 for a dollar.
As it was then, Ashawagh Hall is available for local parties, gatherings and community events. Treasured annual events such as the Fisherman's Fair and Springs Invitational Art Show are held along with exhibitions, fundraisers and local community group meetings. Now, a full-service kitchen, recently renovated bathrooms and open spaces with wood floors are available for use.
We have mentioned Ashawagh Hall in several of our previous Blogs and Newsletters because it is a vital center for our local artists - in the center of the community made famous by Jackson Pollock and the rest of his cohort . . .
Judith and Gerson Leiber in His Studio East Hampton NY - Lindsay Morris for the NY Times
Lieber Collection
446 Old Stone Highway, Springs. By appointment only 631-329-3288
In 2005, Gerson and Judith Leiber built a gallery to house their works of art and to chronicle their careers, offering an unparalleled retrospective of their creations - his paintings and her bejeweled handbags - over the past many decades.
The Leiber Collection, a magnificent Renaissance styled Palladian edifice, sits majestically in a sublime sculpture garden that borders six additional gardens, each designed by Gerson Leiber, in a style befitting the local geography. Considered by many to be the best kept secret of the Hamptons, you are in for a real treat as you peruse the exquisite jewel of a museum and explore the charming and magical gardens.
YouTube: Judith Leiber, A Story About Love
New York Times (2018): The Leibers are Gone, But Their Bling is Back
Patch East Hampton (2018): The Leiber Collection Opens to the Public
Ille Arts Gallery Reception
Ille Arts
171 Main Street, Amagansett 631-905-9894
In a high-ceilinged enclave flooded with Atlantic light, Sara De Luca is creating a new cultural center in a place where artists and writers have lived alongside baymen and clam diggers for over a century. "I have been carrying the idea of a gallery in my head for a few years," says De Luca, "but once I found this space everything fell into place, it just felt right. Amagansett is such a great, unspoiled beach town, and I'd like to add more art and artists to the mix."
De Luca's lifelong 'passion for the visual', coupled with her extensive connections to the New York art scene, will ensure a steady flow of boldface names on the gallery walls, as well as emerging artists. "We're hoping to promote an international flavor on Main Street, from both inside and outside the East End community," says De Luca.
"I'm not channeling any specific area of art, we have no restrictions, whatever strikes me, and moves me, is the kind of work I plan to exhibit." De Luca envisions Ille as a center for various artistic practices, dance performance and poetry readings as well as the ongoing exhibitions. The gallery itself can accommodate a sizeable crowd, and ample outdoor seating is available.
East Hampton Star (2016): Ille Arts Moves to LaCarrubba's
Hamptons Magazine (2016): Ille Arts Gallery Owner Sara De Luca Presents 'Portraits' in Amagansett
Dan's Papers (2018): Ille Arts Celebrates Art of the Dog with New Show: In Dog We Trust
Promised Land by Mabel D'Amico
The Mabel and Victor D'Amico Studio and Archive
128 Shore Road, Amagansett. Open by appointment year round. 631-267-3172
The Art Barge was the creation of Victor D'Amico who was founding director of Education at The Museum of Modern Art in New York from 1937 to 1970. Having built a home and established roots in Amagansett in the 40s, and initiated MoMA-sponsored art classes in the 50s at Ashawagh Hall in the Springs, he enlisted the help of local fishermen in 1960 to bring a retired World War I Navy barge from New Jersey and beach it on the pristine shoreline at the head of Napeague Harbor.
The Art Barge has since been the centerpiece of arts education on the South Fork and a beautiful and beloved space to gather, be inspired, and create. It is one of the two sites in Amagansett that comprise The Victor D'Amico Institute of Art, the second being Mabel and Victor D'Amico's former home at Lazy Point, facing Gardiner's Bay at the entrance of Napeague Harbor.
The Mabel and Victor D'Amico Studio and Archive is a testament to the D'Amicos' Modernist roots and houses a vast collection of Mabel's artworks, objects and artifacts, and an array of documents pertaining to Victor's career in arts education. It serves to preserve and strengthen the pioneering legacy of these two individuals and their significant contributions to the field of art education.
27East (2018) : The Art Barge: A Hidden Haven On Napeague Harbor Brings East End Artists Together
The East Hampton Star (2018): Gone to the Promised Land (Featuring Artwork by Mable D'Amico)
The East Hampton Star (2017): The Art Barge: Artists in Their Element(s)
27East (2014): The Mabel And Victor D'Amico House In Amagansett, Where Art And Life Converge
Montauk Artists Association Art on the Green
Montauk Artists' Association 631-668-0897 or 631-668-5336
The Montauk Artists' Association was started as an effort to broaden an already existing art talent in Montauk and to bring to all artists, both professional and amateur, an avenue by which they could enjoy group art activities, receive art instruction and show their work.
Depot Art Gallery at the Montauk Railroad Station, Junction of Edgemere and Flamingo Road
On the Montauk Green Memorial Day Show & August Show
Percy Heath Scholarship - One of our founding members was Percy Heath, the most recorded jazz bass player, member of the Modern Jazz Quartet, quiet Montauk fisherman and great friend of all who knew him. He arranged the initial introduction of our Association to the CEO of the Long Island Railroad, E. Virgil Conway, who helped us get our Depot Gallery. n his memory, Association members created the Percy Heath Arts Scholarship Fund. Every spring a Montauk High School graduate who intends to study the Arts (Music or Visual) in college receives a scholarship award.
Patch (2018): 10th Annual Montauk Memorial Day Weekend Show on the Green
Montauk Sun (2018): Montauk Artists' Association 24th Annual Fine Art Show On The Green
All About Jazz (2015): A Remembrance of Percy Heath
Woodbine Collection, Montauk NY
Woodbine Collection
649 Montauk Highway, Montauk 631-238-5338 Wednesday - Monday 12 noon - 6:00 pm
Open year round, the gallery boasts ceramics, paintings, photography and sculpture, made by artists from the Hamptons, NYC, Texas, and France.
East Hampton Star (2015): The Woodbine Collection Is Eclectic in Montauk
A Look Inside Romany Kramoris Gallery - Courtesy of Dan's Papers
Romany Kramoris Gallery
41 Main Street, Sag Harbor 631-725-2499
An eclectic and informal gallery, a 'little piece of Greenwich Village in the Hamptons.' Local artists, world crafts, CDs and American glassblowers. The Romany Kramoris Gallery continues to be dedicated to local art. Exhibitions and openings continue throughout the year, drawing in members of the local Sag Harbor community, as well as weekenders and a vastly international crowd.
Sag Harbor Express (2018): Romany Kramoris Gallery Shines Spotlight on Local Artists
Dan's Papers (2014): A Look Inside Sag Harbor's Romany Kramoris Gallery
Paintings by Daniil Volkov Courtesy of Grenning Gallery Sag Harbor NY
Grenning Gallery
26 Main St, Sag Harbor (631-725-8469
Though just recently moved to their new location on Main Street, Grenning Gallery has been a vital member of the Sag Harbor community since 1997. Dedicated to the revival of classical art, the gallery showcases artists whose works utilize traditional methods created by the great masters. From color to composition, the artists resurrect classical techniques in a contemporary fashion.
Luxe.daily (2017): What It's Like Running an Art Gallery For 20 Years
Hamptons.com: Grenning Gallery Showcases Artist's New Found Maturity
PRWeb (2014): Grenning Gallery Extends Celebration of Historic Artist Retreats on Shelter Island, NY
Nuala Clarke, Late Sun, Courtesy of Sara Nightingale Gallery
Sara Nightingale Gallery
Sara Nightingale Gallery is an exhibition space in Sag Harbor, NY that strives to present significant and challenging contemporary art across all mediums. Since 1998, owner/ director Sara Nightingale has worked with emerging and mid-career artists to exhibit and promote their work, develop their careers and expose them to new markets and opportunities. The program consists of solo and two-person exhibitions, group shows, curatorial projects, collaborations and special events. Emphasis is placed on social engagement, dialogue, diversity, and risk, as well as art's relevance to the greater community beyond the art world.
Sag Harbor Express (2017) Sara Nightingale Gallery Opens in Sag Harbor "I love Sag Harbor. My favorite thing is that I can see the water," she said. "I love all the businesses here. They are so personal and creative, and every shop has their own point of view and voice, including the restaurants. It's like the last Main Street."
The Independent (2018): Timeshapers at Sara Nightingale
'Thunder Road' Photo Eric Meola/Tulla Booth Gallery
Tulla Booth Gallery
The Tulla Booth Gallery features established, emerging and contemporary photography. They exhibit authentic and beautiful photography in black and white and color. Subjects include: landscapes, seascapes, still-life, flora, fauna, exotic travel, figurative lifestyle, celebrity, and documentary Photography. It is their goal to present iconic images that transcend their subject making them timeless and collectable. They also sell photography books.
As well as her own photographs, Tula represents photographs from artists such as Bert Stern (of Marilyn Monroe fame), Edward Steichen Not just the usual images), Eric Meola (Born to Run!), Blair Seagram (surfer panoramas), Lynn Geesaman (haunting images of trees), and more.
Tula Booth and Ed Segal offer an "Art on Site" art consulting service for home or office. House calls are great for the client and consultant alike, giving a scope of the client's needs as they build a collection of art they love.
Dan's Papers (2016): Eric Meola's 'Born to Run' Shares Unseen Bruce Springsteen Photographs
Social Life (2016): Meet the Gallerist: Tulla Booth
Sag Harbor Express (2016): Art to Surf On
Paton Miller at Monika Olko Gallery, Sag Harbor NY
Monika Olko Gallery
'At Monika Olko Gallery, we pride ourselves with a rich, ever changing collection of contemporary works. Through our representation of artists from all over the globe, our style is not confined to a particular artistic movement.
Instead we hold a spectacular miscellany of works that epitomize the ever changing art scene amongst numerous cultural backgrounds. The unique, the eccentric, and the innovative is what we value and display on our walls, proudly. We are passionate about the art we present and the incredible artists who create them.'
Dan's Papers (2016): Monika Olko Has Opened A Totally New Art Gallery In Sag Harbor
Hampton Daze (2016): Patton Miller at the Monika Olko Gallery
Julie Keyes in New Gallery Space Courtesy of Sag Harbor Express
Keyes Gallery
Newly opened in the space next to the American Hotel, Keyes Gallery is set up to be the place to go for the arts in Sag Harbor. "I want to show a combination of the arts in the community and the blue chip in the world," said Julie Keyes. "I want this to be a place where people can come for a program of movies, a program of poetry readings. I want people to come and hang out if they feel like it."
The East Hampton Star (2019): Keyes Art Returns to Sag
Sag Harbor Express (2019): A New Home for Keyes Gallery
Blocks, Trucks + Art Opens a Gallery for Kids in Sag Harbor
Blocks Trucks + Art Gallery
17 Washington Street, Sag Harbor info@blockstrucksandart.com
After operating their Blocks, Trucks + Art workshops and BMX programs out of a retooled 18-wheeler at the Hayground School for four summers, the husband-and-wife team of Jeff Mayer and Angela De Vincenzo have opened a brick-and-mortar gallery and workshop space in Sag Harbor where they can offer children's programming, and art exhibitions for all ages, all year long.
The whole Blocks, Trucks + Art concept revolves around learning through collaborative play, whether that be with blocks, paint, vinyl record albums, or a dirt track. Their motto is 'Keep on Truckin' - a positive mantra they use with their son, and all children who take part in the BT+A program.
East Hampton Star (2019): Blocks, Trucks, and Now, a Gallery
Turnstone Blog (2017): Founder Focus: Learning Innovator, Angela DeVincenzo
Edible East End (2017): We Love It When We Dine on Big Mama
Next we will explore the Art Galleries of Southampton, Watermill, Bridgehampton and Sagaponack.
Until then, I hope you enjoy the art all around you!
B&W Photograph of the Old Hook Mill in the Fog, by Sylvia Muller
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The history of the Krakow Photomonth Festival dates back to 2001, when the Foundation for Visual Arts was established. The same year marked also the successful start of the festival. Since then, it has taken many forms in search of its own identity and as a response to the ever-changing face of photography.
Initially, exhibitions took place in tiny galleries and atmospheric Krakow cafés and restaurants – the objective was to unite the forces of various exhibition spots and team up under one name.
2006 brought the greatest change. First and foremost, the programme was divided into three blocks: the national section, the main programme, and the OFF programme, while former factories, warehouses, and vacant premises replaced the food-related venues. Exhibitions in post-industrial interiors have become a tradition, and the new programme outline was continued for five next editions—Hungarian, German, Polish, Czech, and British. Already the first one resulted in international acknowledgement of the Photomonth, as well as raised interest with Krakow museums and art centres who were joining the festival more and more willingly. The greatest success in terms of publicity was the 2010 British edition, the last national section which absolutely overruled the thematic one. The OFF programme appeared then instead, in a refreshed form as ShowOFF—young artists presented projects developed under the guidance of the invited curators.
Further significant shifts took place in 2011. The national section was eventually rejected and an artistic supervision over the entire programme was entrusted to curators. The photographic duo Broomberg & Chanarin, who debuted in this role, created the ALIAS project: they invited twenty-three writers to bring to life twenty-three characters whose fictional identity and perspective was to be adopted by selected visual artists. It gave the authors an (illusory) opportunity to detach from their own experience and points of view. It is obvious, though, that it is impossible in the process of creation—this dissonance proved basis for the project's concept which the initiators called "an experiment conducted in order to fail."
Established in 2001, Krakow Photomonth has grown from a rather rambunctious and rebellious upstart—packed into disused buildings, artist squats, crowded bars, and burgeoning galleries—into one of the most ambitious and engaging festivals on the photography calendar, now staged in some of the city's most prestigious museums and exhibition spaces.
The Aperture Blog, "Conflict" at Krakow Photomonth 2015, 10.08.2015
After the very unconventional 2011 edition, a new shape of the festival began to emerge. Experiments were not abandoned and remained in the programme under the Experimental Section (the then curator was Charlotte Cotton). Also the ShowOFF Section stayed at place. The idea of the Main Programme was revived, and in 2012 it took the most open form in the entire history of the festival. The jubilee edition, advertised with the slogan "Join!", encouraged celebrations with the photographs of such names as Alexander Rodchenko, Sally Mann, and Jason Evans.
2013, in turn, introduced a very specific topic—fashion. It featured also an impressive list of stars of photography, including Guy Bourdin, Peter Lindbergh, Richard Avedon, Cecil Beaton, David LaChapelle, Nick Knight, and Tadeusz Rolke. In 2013, even "Cosmopolitan" mentioned the Photomonth and although the exhibitions presented simply beautiful photographs, they rather explored issues related with fashion's position in culture than the aesthetic dimension of fashion photography.
Three subsequent editions were already meant as a cycle and they displayed a particular cohesion of form. The Main Programme of each one was created by a different guest curator: Aaron Schuman (Re:Search, 2014), Wojciech Nowicki (Conflict, 2015), and Lars Willumeit (Crisis? What crisis?!, 2016). As part of Accompanying Events, a new series was born—Masters Series meetings—offering the audiences an opportunity to talk with prominent photographers, such as Josef Koudelka or Max Pinckers.
The diverse programme of exhibitions, not only the photographic ones, enriched with meetings and other events, gives people a wide perspective of the contemporary photography and the festival's leitmotif. Guests invited to collaborate include Polish and foreign artists, those well-known ones and those who only just have made their way in the world of art, individual authors and collectives. Each exhibition is a different point of view, a subjective message from the author that corresponds with other and invites the viewer to join the discussion. Not only was Photomonth founded to present high-quality photographs, but, first of all, to inspire, provoke some thought, stimulate, and integrate the Krakow community.
Martin Parr, KP 2010
Jem Southam, KP 2010
Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin, KP 2011
"Photography in Everyday Life", KP 2012
Olga Swibłowa and Karol Hordziej, KP 2012
PAWEŁ SZYPULSKI, TOMASZ GUTKOWSKI, EDGAR BĄK and WITEK ORSKI, KP 2013
Pola Dwurnik, Tadeusz Rolke and Walter Pfeiffer, KP 2013
"Forensic Aesthetics" Thomas Keenan i Eyal Weizman, KP 2014
Mark Power and Piotr Lelek, KP 2014
"Vistula: With and Against the Tide of Propaganda", KP 2015
"1944–1991" Indrė Šerpytytė, KP 2015
JOANNA PIOTROWSKA and KUBA WOYNAROWSKI, KP 2015
"Vistula: With and Against the Tide of Propaganda" Łukasz Gorczyca i Adam Mazur, KP 2015
AGNIESZKA DWERNICKA and JOSEF KOUDELKA, KP 2015
Krzysztof Pijarski, Markus Schaden and Rafał Milach, KP 2015
"Proces 2.0" DER GREIF, KP 2016
Aneta Grzeszykowska and Wojciech Nowicki, KP 2016

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Los Angeles, California: Outdoor Movie Screenings at the Los Angeles Film Festival
by Nicholas Bazanov May 6, 2009
. As June approaches, so does the Los Angeles Film Festival. LAFF is proud to announce that it will continue to present the always-popular Outdoor Movie Screenings at the Ford Amphitheatre: These official Los Angeles Film Festival selections are included as part of the 2009 Ford Amphitheatre Summer Season, a multi-disciplinary arts series produced by the Los Angeles County Arts Commission in cooperation with Los Angeles County-based arts organizations. These outdoor films are a coveted portion of the film fest, and are always enjoyable for film festival attendees. This year, the open air cinema will feature the following films: * 13 Most Beautiful ... Songs for Andy Warhol's Screen Tests, with Live Accompaniment by Dean & Britta * All Tomorrow's Parties, All Tomorrow's People & Jonathan Caouette - England * Black Dynamite, Scott Sanders (Sony Pictures) * Soul Power, Jeffrey Levy-Hinte (Sony Pictures Classics) Today Film Independent, the non-profit arts organization that produces the Spirit Awards and the Los Angeles Film Festival, announced the official selections for the 2009 Los Angeles Film Festival, presented by the Los Angeles Times. The Los Angeles Film Festival will run from Thursday, June 18 to Sunday, June 28. Now in its fifteenth year, the Los Angeles Film Festival is widely recognized as a world-class event, showcasing the best in new American and international cinema and providing the movie-loving public with access to some of the most critically acclaimed filmmakers, film industry professionals, and emerging talent from around the world. Film Descriptions 13 Most Beautiful ... Songs for Andy Warhol's Screen Tests (DIRECTOR Andy Warhol FEATURING Richard Rheem, Ann Buchanan, Paul America, Edie Sedgwick, Billy Name, Susan Bottomly, Dennis Hopper, Mary Woronov, Freddy Herko, Nico, Ingrid Superstar, Lou Reed, Jane Holzer) - Acclaimed musical group Dean & Britta provide live accompaniment to Andy Warhol's starkly beautiful black & white 16mm portraits of Factory luminaries like Nico, Lou Reed, and Edie Sedgwick. All Tomorrow's Parties - England (DIRECTOR Jonathan Caouette, All Tomorrow's People PRODUCER Luke Morris FEATURING Sonic Youth, Belle and Sebastian, Daniel Johnston, Nick Cave, Mogwai) - This vibrant kaleidoscope of sounds and images from the history of the legendary British music festival features performances by Belle and Sebastian, Mogwai, Animal Collective, Sonic Youth, and more. Black Dynamite (DIRECTOR Scott Sanders WRITERS Michael Jai White, Byron Minns, Scott Sanders PRODUCERS Jon Steingart, Jenny Weiner Steingart CAST Michael Jai White, Tommy Davidson, Arsenio Hall FEATURING James Brown, Bill Withers, B.B. King, The Spinners, Celia Cruz and the Fania All-Stars, Muhammad Ali, Don King, Stewart Levine) - Decked out with afros, polyester and nunchucks, this badass '70s-style blaxploitation comedy stars Michael Jai White as a former CIA operative who uncovers a nefarious plot while avenging his brother's death. Soul Power (DIRECTOR Jeff Levy-Hinte PRODUCERS Leon Gast, Jeffrey Levy-Hinte, David Sonenberg) - This blazing concert film documents Zaire '74, the sister event to the famed Ali/Foreman "Rumble in the Jungle," featuring previously unseen performances by James Brown, B.B. King, Bill Withers, Celia Cruz and others. Click here for more information about the Los Angeles Film Festival. Excerpt from the LAFF official press release -PR Newswire. Read full article at: http://sev.prnewswire.com/entertainment/20090505/LA1107305052009-1.html.
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Like it or not, 'Family Guy''s Griffins will make their way to Springfield this coming Sunday for landmark crossover premiere "The Simpsons Guy," and no animated universe is safe. Peter will trade chicken-style fisticuffs with Homer, Bart and Stewie will swap pranks, and mor…
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Worlds will collide this fall as 'The Simpsons' and 'Family Guy' cross paths for the first time, with a little bit of 'Futurama' for good measure. We're on hand in Ballroom 20 for Comic-Con 2014, so find out what happens when Homer Simpson and Peter G…
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What's it like to go through life looking like a well-known cartoon character? Luckily, most of us will never know. But these unfortunate individuals all have the dubious distinction of looking like characters from 'Family Guy.'
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Toronto continues to be awash with the sounds of Hamilton as the Arkells surprised fans with a secret show last night.
News that the band would be performing a secret show somewhere in the city came mid-day yesterday and immediately sent fans on a hunt to find out where and when it was going down.
It was eventually revealed that the band would be playing at The Boat in Kensington Market, an intimate music venue that holds about 100 people.
Once the time came, members of the band mingled with fans while lead singer Max Kerman led a sing along outside before the show.
Just last week the Arkells performed alongside City and Colour at a free concert in Yonge Dundas Square.
If you didn't catch them this time, no worries: they'll be back in Canada later this spring after a quick stint in the UK.


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Today BT Financial Group (BTFG) has delivered a step-change in managing clients' superannuation, SMSFs and investments with the integration of superannuation and insurance1 on BT Panorama.
Building on the successful launch of its existing investment suite including: cash, term deposits, direct equities, managed funds and managed portfolios, the addition of superannuation and life insurance completes BT Panorama.
BTFG General Manager, Platforms and Investments Mr John Shuttleworth says there is now one place for advisers to manage all of their clients' needs on an operating system that supports scalable growth for their businesses.
"This is a crucial milestone in the build of BT Panorama as advisers now have an end-to-end solution to manage all of their clients' financial needs no matter their product structure" Mr Shuttleworth said.
Since its initial cash hub launch in 2014, BT Panorama has continuously built on its growth and now has more than 3,300 SMSFs and 2,960 advisers registered.
Key features proving popular include: flexible portfolio construction, the mobile app, signature free account opening and personalised market information and tracking.
Next month BT kicks off its popular national adviser roadshow BTNext featuring Netflix co-founder Marc Randolph as keynote speaker. Adviser attendance is at capacity in most states indicating strong interest in the completed BT Panorama offer.
3 *Investment Trends, 2016 Planner Technology Report, Part 1: Industry Trends, based on a survey of 878 financial planners.
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HNP Today Appreciating Diversity, Rejoicing in Spirit that Brings Church to Life
Appreciating Diversity, Rejoicing in Spirit that Brings Church to Life
John Heffernan, OFM June 21, 2021 Friar News
SILVER SPRING, Md. — St. Camillus Parish near Washington, D.C., is a place I am honored and delighted to be. I was ordained here almost 32 years ago and had an earlier assignment here 19 years ago. It is a community that in many ways mirrors the development of the Catholic Church in North America. We have an aging population of European origin and a growing population of Latino, African and Bengali origin. It is indeed fascinating and exciting.
John Heffernan, left, with Javier Del Angel de Los Santos at the latter's ordination. (Photo courtesy of John)
On May 29, our parish hosted the priestly ordination Mass of Javier Del Angel De Los Santos, OFM, and Juan de la Cruz Turcios, OFM. Both friars have significant roots in our community, and their ordination caused me to reflect on my own progression as a priest and how the Church and country have changed in the past thirty or so years.
In 1981, I lived and worked in a very small, rural town in Western New York. I was fairly involved in the local Catholic parish. The pastor had his quiet way of encouraging me in ministry. When I left for seminary studies, two years before I became a Franciscan, I very much felt the support and encouragement of the people of that community.
I went off with a very limited understanding of the Church. The first semester, at a Boston, Massachusetts, seminary, I heard of the emerging need for Spanish-speaking ministers to respond to the rapid increase of Latino Catholics in the U.S. The archdiocese was offering Spanish language classes and they sounded interesting to me, so off I went. I am not certain anyone knew just how prescient that 1981 language program was.
In 2019, the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate – known as CARA – issued a report describing the demographics of the Catholic Church in the United States. Census figures reported 35.5 million Hispanic/Latinos in the U.S. – which is about 12 percent of the overall population. Since the Second Vatican Council in the 1960s, it has been a priority of the Church to provide appropriately trained priests and religious to attend to the pastoral needs of all people, including the particular needs of immigrants.
However, while there is approximately one white Catholic priest for every 1,100 non-Hispanic Catholics, there is only one Hispanic priest for every 10,000 Hispanic Catholics – all while the percentage of Hispanic Catholics was growing from 29 percent in 2007, to 34 percent in 2014, to nearly 40 percent in 2020.
But the failure to provide Hispanic pastoral leaders or qualified Anglophone clergy for the pastoral care of this growing demographic is also resulting in an exodus of Hispanic Catholics from the Church.
John Heffernan with St. Camillus parishioners. (Photo courtesy of John)
It is this growing and changing Church that beckoned our brothers to priestly ministry. For Juan de la Cruz, it was the encouragement of many people among whom he ministered that led him to respond to this priestly vocation within his Franciscan vocation. He was acutely aware of the need for priestly ministers, particularly among the Latinos to whom he ministers.
Our brother Javier came to the Franciscan community with a passion for sacred scripture and a unique gift for sharing the living word of God. During three different ministry assignments, in which he offered scripture sharing classes, Javier recognized the hunger of people for this scriptural image of the living Christ. The excitement of his hearers at St. Camillus has been for him an encouragement to continue pursuit of studies and ministerial preparation.
Juan de la Crux Turcios (left) with John Heffernan. (Photo courtesy of John)
I came to ministry in the Church by way of a vocational call I heard among a rural, farming community. Over these thirty years, the people of God have guided my vocation to the places it was needed – to the places I was needed. The guidance of wise and holy friars was crucial.
In many ways, I am in a distinctly different Church today. It is a beautiful, holy, and exciting community of God's people. Our parish has the look and feel of all God's people. Being together does not happen without intention and purpose. Who we are and who we can be is a matter of recognizing the ways and the will of God. It is a matter of excellent leadership and trust in human goodness.
I am heartened to accompany my two young brothers into this ministry of the priesthood. They inspire me to continue to listen to the holy people of God and to learn who they are. They teach me an essential lesson. This is not simply a matter of what can be done or distributed by good-hearted pastors.
Instead, it is a matter of recognizing, fostering, and promoting the gifts and talents of all of God's people. It's about finding and enabling the best leadership. It's about getting out of the way so that the Spirit has room to move and bring new life.
This précis does not adequately express my obligation as a priest or our future as a Church. I rejoice, nevertheless, for the Spirit that brought this Church to life and continues to renew it in every age.
— John Heffernan, who professed his first vows in 1985, is on the ministry team at St. Camillus Parish in Silver Spring, Maryland, and is a hospital chaplain at Walter Reed National Medical Center in nearby Bethesda. Previously, he served at parishes and ministry sites in New York City, Triangle, Virginia, and Lima, Peru. He enjoys annual mission excursions to southern Mexico.
"John Heffernan Celebrates Mass for Community Wedding" – April 6, 2016, HNP Today
"John Heffernan Prepares to Mark Profession Anniversary" – Feb. 17, 2010, HNP Today
"Encuentro Franciscano an Outstanding Success" – Nov. 11, 2009, HNP Today


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The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists supports the national campaign to raise awareness of fatigue amongst healthcare staff
HomeNews & opinionPressThe Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists supports the national campaign to raise awareness of fatigue amongst healthcare staff
The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists has announced official endorsement of the national Fight Fatigue campaign, a joint initiative of the Association of Anaesthetists, the Royal College of Anaesthetists and the Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine. The campaign aims to raise awareness of the impact of fatigue and shift work on our NHS workforce.
The Fight Fatigue campaign was launched last year in response to the tragic death of a trainee anaesthetist who died whilst driving home tired after a night shift. In addition, a national survey of over 2,000 anaesthetic trainees published in the scientific journal Anaesthesia found:
Nearly three quarters of respondents reported fatigue had a negative effect on their physical health or psychological wellbeing
84% had felt too tired to drive home safely after a night shift
Less than a third had access to a suitable rest facility
57% had experienced an accident or near miss when driving home after a night shift.
Professor Janice Rymer, Vice President of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists said: "One of the most effective ways to address NHS workforce shortages and ensure high quality of care for women and girls is to improve the welfare of the profession. The number of doctors leaving Obstetrics and Gynaecology is one of the highest of any medical speciality, and poor work-life balance is one of the main causes. We are very pleased to support the Fight Fatigue campaign and to help raise awareness of the need to prevent fatigue and burn out in the workplace. By working together, we aim to improve the welfare of our colleagues and to help ensure the best possible healthcare for our patients."
Association of Anaesthetists President and Consultant Anaesthetist at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, Dr Kathleen Ferguson, said: "I'm delighted that the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists is officially supporting our Fight Fatigue campaign and we look forward to working with members of the College to help raise awareness of the issues related to fatigue. We want to change attitudes across the NHS to ensure everyone understands the risks of fatigue and how to mitigate against them. We hope that by taking responsibility collectively for making changes to working practice, we can improve working conditions for all staff which will in turn benefit patient care.
"As momentum for our campaign grows, we now have increasing support from organisations representing a wide range of specialties across the NHS. We also have support from MPs across the political spectrum at Westminster and the devolved bodies. We urge all our colleagues in the NHS to back our campaign and ensure everyone understands the risks of fatigue and how to mitigate them."
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For media enquiries, case studies, and interview opportunities, please contact:
Amelia Lyons, press officer, Association of Anaesthetists, on: 07989 748 477 or email: press@anaesthetists.org. Or, Stephanie Addington, marketing and communications manager, Association of Anaesthetists, on: +44 (0) 20 7631 8854 or email stephanieaddington@anaesthetists.org.
About the Fight Fatigue campaign
The #FightFatigue campaign is a joint initiative of the Association of Anaesthetists, Royal College of Anaesthetists (RCoA) and the Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine (FICM). Since its launch in 2018, Numerous organisations and MPs have pledged their support. More information about the campaign be found at: www.anaesthetists.org/FightFatigue
About the Association of Anaesthetists
As the professional membership organisation for over 11,000 anaesthetists in the UK, Republic of Ireland and internationally, the Association of Anaesthetists promotes patient care and safety, and advances anaesthesia through education, publications, research and international work. The Association maintains an active programme of support for anaesthesia worldwide, especially in low- and middle-income countries. Its motto in somno securitas ('Safe in Sleep') encapsulates the major focus of the Association: safety in anaesthesia. www.anaesthetists.org
About the Royal College of Anaesthetists (RCoA)
The Royal College of Anaesthetists is the professional body responsible for the specialty throughout the UK, and ensures the quality of patient care through the maintenance of standards in anaesthesia, critical care and pain medicine. www.rcoa.ac.uk
About the Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine (FICM)
The Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine is the professional body responsible for the training, assessment, practice and continuing professional development of Intensive Care Medicine doctors and practitioners in the UK. www.ficm.ac.uk
About The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG)
The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists is a medical charity that champions the provision of high-quality women's healthcare in the UK and beyond. It is dedicated to encouraging the study and advancing the science and practice of obstetrics and gynaecology. It does this through postgraduate medical education and training and the publication of clinical guidelines and reports on aspects of the specialty and service provision. www.rcog.org.uk
1. Anaesthesia: A national survey of the effects of fatigue on trainees in anaesthesia in the UK (Representing 59% of all trainee anaesthetists and 100% of all NHS Trusts) http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/anae.13965/full


London - The United Arab Emirates has moved to counter Iranian expansion attempts in the Horn of Africa at a time it and the Saudi-led coalition fighting Tehran-allied Houthi rebels and forces of former Yemeni president Ali Abdullah Saleh are making significant gains in Yemen.
Abu Dhabi seeks to establish two large military bases, the first in the Eritrean port of Assab and another in the port town of Berbera, Somaliland, in an effort to control the strategic Bab el Mandeb strait, between Yemen on the Arabian peninsula and Djibouti and Eritrea in the Horn of Africa.
The Somaliland parliament's approval of the base came after Abu Dhabi submitted a formal request in January, with 144 legislators voting in favour of the initiative.
The deal was championed by Somaliland President Ahmed Mohamed Mohamoud, who said during a parliamentary session ahead of the vote that the agreement would create jobs and other benefits for the country.
The deal would allow the UAE to use the Berbera base for 25 years, said a legislator, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
The UAE is working on a long-term strategy to contain the Islamic Republic's influence and expansion plans in the Arabian peninsula and in Africa by increasing military and economic investment in the region.
A Somaliland official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the UAE plans to build a naval base in Berbera, which would serve as a port for its naval forces to launch operations against the Houthi and Saleh forces in Yemen. An airbase is also a part of the Emirates' plans, which would give it a strategic presence in the region.
Somaliland, a former British colony that unilaterally declared independence from Somalia in 1991, signed a $442 million deal with Dubai-based DP World, a global ports operator. DP World said it would take approximately two years to complete. It would be run by the firm for 30 years with the option of extending for another ten years.
The UAE has been pursuing better military and economic ties with Somaliland since 2012, a year after the outbreak of the "Arab spring" protests, and has seen relations between the countries grow closer with the start of Operation Decisive Storm in March 2015 to contain Iranian influence in Yemen.
Sources familiar with the matter said the signing of the agreement occurred last September during a visit by a high-level delegation from Somaliland to the UAE.
An official source in Somaliland said the agreement to establish an Emirati military base included the UAE agreeing to provide training and support to Somaliland security forces. This would represent much-needed security cover for Somaliland authorities as Somaliland's borders are not recognised by neighbouring Somalia and the al-Qaeda-affiliated al-Shabab terrorist group is known to operate in the border area between the two countries.
The acquisition, along with its military infrastructure in Eritrea, gives the UAE a potentially strong military foothold in Africa.


Yesterday, Lucy turned 4 years old.
There's a local company where you can hire any of the Disney princesses to come to your child's birthday party – I get the impression that they're mostly college girls with licensed Disney costumes – so we had Elsa and Anna come to Lucy's party. And I have to say, if you have a princess-obsessed little girl, and you have the opportunity to hire a "professional" princess for your kid's birthday party: DO IT.
The princesses were great, they have a whole little agenda for birthday parties: they had story time, they had a little arts & crafts project, Elsa put eye shadow & little sparkles on all the girls, Anna painted their nails, we went outside so they could get "sprinkled with pixie dust" (which I'm 99% sure was glitter hair spray), and then we sang happy birthday and had cake.
It was so fun. Lucy keeps asking how far a drive it is to Arendelle, and when Elsa and Anna can come to our house again.
Best group picture I could get. They're only 4, you can't expect too much.
The 3 little girls who came to the party were TOTALLY on board with the princess thing; the one little boy there wasn't into it at all, and he mostly hung out with Catie and they had play swordfights. Although it's funny that he was the only boy Lucy wanted to invite – she calls him "boy Jackson" because there are 2 kids at her daycare named Jackson, one is a boy and one is a girl. (The girl is, obviously, "girl Jackson.") They've been in the same class since they were 2, and they adore each other.
As Jackson was leaving the party, I asked him and Lucy to smile for a picture for me. They automatically put their arms around each other and Lucy put her hand on his chest, and I swear this is the pose of every senior prom portrait ever taken.
Totally saving this for their wedding slideshow someday.
The weekend was also great because my sister flew in, and my brother and his girlfriend drove over from Charlotte for the weekend. (My brother and his girlfriend just recently adopted both a puppy and a kitten, and brought both along. Catie went nuts over them; Lucy was pretty much indifferent – if it isn't a baby or a princess, it doesn't hold her interest.) It was fun to get to visit with them, and the girls love having them around.
Sunday was Lucy's actual birthday, and since we did the party on Saturday, and my siblings went back home on Sunday morning, we spent the afternoon at the pool with my cousin and her kids.
Lucy didn't seem to have any complaints.
A couple of years ago, when Lucy was two, I remember saying that I wanted a fast-forward button so I could skip ages 2 and 3. The toddler tantrum years are my least favorite, potty-training is the WORST, and I just wanted to skip ahead to 4. Four is so fun! And what do you know, we finally made it here at last.
Happy birthday, Lucy Goose. You are a ball of pure comedy, joy, and delight, and I couldn't be happier to be your mama.


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People from San Salvador Atenco, a town outside of Mexico City, protest the construction of a new international airport on August 14th, 2018.
Mexico's newly elected President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, representing the Juntos Haremos Historia Party, cheers his supporters at the Zocalo Square after winning general elections, in Mexico City, on July 1st, 2018.
A demonstrator shouts slogans in front of the Senate building during a protest against the potential approval of an internal security law that would allow the army to act as police, in Mexico City, on December 14th, 2017.
After witnessing the rampant spread of misinformation in the wake of the September 19th earthquake, a group of Mexico City residents worked diligently to discredit false claims.
Sandra Valenzuela and Jorge Baca created Santa Mari La Juaricua to bring attention to communities in the Mexican capital displaced by the influx of wealthier populations.
The quake comes just 11 days after a magnitude 8.2 earthquake rocked the southern part of the country.
What Makes for a Successful Protest?
A study suggests protests can pull people in or push them away, depending on how observers experience them.


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Alumni leaders usher in a new era
August 14, 2012 at 12:00am
The FIU Alumni Association welcomed a new president and a new executive director this summer, marking the start of the next era of alumni engagement.
President Gonzalo Acevedo '91, MBA '10, will lead the university's 30-member volunteer alumni board. The Alumni Association's 29th president is the managing senior vice president/director of the Private Client Group at City National Bank.
Executive Director Duane Wiles served as associate executive director of the Alumni Association from 2006 to 2011. In his latest role, he is now the associate vice president of Alumni Relations, leading the university's professional alumni office.
Wiles was selected for the position following a national search. Former Executive Director Bill Draughon, who led the association for eight years, now heads fundraising for the FIU Alumni Center in University Advancement.
FIU Magazine Editor Deborah O'Neil MA '09 sat down with Acevedo and Wiles at the Alumni Association Annual Meeting in May to talk about the future.
How are we doing in terms of building our alumni base?
Acevedo: When I became president, I asked Duane to take me back to 1991, because that's when I graduated. That gives us 20 years of growth. In 1991, the Alumni Association had 501 members. Fast-forward to 2001 and we had 800 members. Not spectacular growth. The numbers for 2011 are 19,800. You're talking about 2,400 percent growth and that speaks to what's been done in the last 10 years and what we can do going forward.
Is there a target for what our membership should be?
Wiles: I'd like to kick off a campaign called Drive for 25. Over the next five years, I'd feel very good with 25,000-30,000 dues-paying members.
Acevedo: In the next 10 years, we are going to graduate 100,000 students. You can quickly come up to 30,000 to 40,000.
Wiles: We are just now beginning to expand the network outside South Florida. In the next five years, I'd like to see 30 active alumni networks across the country and internationally that are supporting the priorities of the institution. We want to create a network of 1,000 volunteers to help us recruit new students. Secondly, we are asking alumni to support the brand of the institution. Wear FIU gear wherever you are. We are also going to launch our own online store so it's easier for alumni to go online and shop. We also want alumni involved with legislative advocacy. I want to make sure Tallahassee and Washington, D.C., hear our voices.
Gonzalo, what brought you back to FIU?
Acevedo: Early on, I didn't come back to FIU. I didn't have a reason. I just wanted to get to work and make some money. But there was certainly something going on at FIU. When I finally came back because my professors brought me back, my degree had been raised in value. There were more buildings, more students. The university was more robust in its programs. It was more ingrained in the community.
Your professors brought you back?
Acevedo: I had the good fortune of being in a terrific program – political science – with professors John Stack and Nicol Rae and Eduardo Gamarra. When I graduated, I remember picking up the diploma and getting a slap on the back. It was one of my economics professors telling me, 'Go get 'em!' Years later, I became a vice president with Bank of America and it hit the paper. I received a call from FIU's University Advancement Office and they said, 'We want you to come back. Your professors are very proud of you.' They brought me back and I haven't left since.
That's a great story and it raises an important question. How can the university leverage the affinity alumni feel for their faculty mentors?
Wiles: Every time I meet an alumni member they ask, 'Is professor so-and-so still here?' Part of our plan is to reach out to the faculty so they are part of Silver Pride, our 25-year reunion. We are also going to establish a lifelong learning program for alumni. We want to do a one-day experience where we bring alumni back to campus and put them in a classroom with our renowned and excellent faculty. The other way we are going to engage faculty and staff is through our travel program. If we are going to wine country, then we'll involve someone like Professor Chip Cassidy.
Duane Wiles (right) is looking forward to a new 'era of increased alumni participation,' while Gonzalo Acevedo says Wiles and FIU can count on him 'for the rest of my life.'
Gonzalo, what do you most want to accomplish as president?
Acevedo: I want the national and global community to know FIU and the great things that are happening here. I want to make sure we grow and serve the alumni. I want to work with Duane and give a terrific client /alumni experience and provide a network for them.
Tell me about the FIU network.
Acevedo: I've used the network. My professors have helped me. A year-and-a-half ago, I went through a job transition and it was kind of difficult. I received counsel here through the business school.
Wiles: We just launched the Alumni-to-Alumni Career Mentoring Network. These alumni are volunteering to provide career advice to another graduate who may be in transition from one job to the next or looking to advance in their current position. In our initial launch we have 80 mentors and 85 mentees ready to get involved.
You are a banker, Gonzalo, so what is the return on investment for an alumnus to give back to FIU?
Acevedo: It's a better community. It is building that network. I work for a bank that has been in the community for 60 years. The president of the bank who reached out to me and offered me the position I am in right now graduated from FIU. I found out after taking the job that President Rosenberg was on the board of directors. That FIU network is there, and it is growing.
Wiles: It comes full circle. The more alumni get involved, the stronger the institution becomes. The stronger the institution gets, the higher value that brings to your degree. That elevates you when you come up for a job promotion or you are looking to change careers or start your own business.
Duane, what do you most want to accomplish as executive director?
Duane: Ultimately, I want to see more alumni engagement. How do we get alumni more engaged? You provide more programs and services that will tap into various segments of the alumni population. We have to personalize that experience. For our alumni who aren't here in South Florida, I want to host a virtual alumni career fair, a virtual Homecoming.
You can't do this alone. What is the responsibility of the institution to alumni?
Wiles: It's important from the top down that everyone plays a role in communicating and engaging the alumni base. Everyone.
Acevedo: For me, the responsibility has to do with the value that my degrees have. I want to see not just the business school getting better or political science getting better, but the entire university getting better.
What's the biggest challenge?
Wiles: One of the biggest challenges that we face relates to social media. It can be a huge plus, but it's a challenge to compete for attention. Another big challenge is identifying revenue sources to support our programs. We are talking about exponential growth. So, that's a huge financial impact.
Acevedo: Right, how do you serve an additional 20,000 people? You have to have the resources, the people and the technology. That has to be part of the strategy. There are a lot of people who want to give back to FIU.
Wiles: It's treasure, talent and time. If the treasure is there, you give that. If you have the talent, give that. If you have the time, give that.
How does the alumni center fit into the future plans?
Wiles: In the next five years I'd like to be breaking ground. But we have to do a better job of engaging the alumni base and getting them excited about it. Alumni have to see the possibility of an alumni center so they support the effort. I talk to some graduates and they say, 'When I come back to campus, I get lost. I don't really know where to go.' Having a place where alumni can feel comfortable is so important.
Do you feel like you are about to start a new era of alumni relations?
Wiles: Absolutely. Yes, I do.
What's this new era going to look like?
Wiles: It's going to be an era of increased alumni participation. We are going to be visible, not just here on campus, but online through social media. It's an era where we are going to engage alumni in a more meaningful way.
Acevedo: I do see it as the start of a new era. Duane, you are in for the long haul. I am in it for the next two years as president. As an alumnus, I'm in it for the rest of my life. ♦


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Can't think of a New Year's resolution? Here's some we prepared earlier
Weight loss, fitness, nutrition, career and wellness experts share their tips on making 2018 happy and healthy.
How to get your s--t together this year
The beginning of a new year is a wonderful time for forgetting and re-setting. We asked some of our go-to Coach experts for their tips on making 2018 happy and healthy.
Mind: Connect with yourself
In the mad scramble to Christmas, it's easy to lose touch with your true desires as you smash work deadlines, Christmas shopping and social catch-ups with anyone you have ever met.
Health psychologist Dr Marny Lishman says that many of us feel disconnected by year's end and prioritising reconnection with our deeper selves can get the new year off to a good start.
"Start tuning into what you know makes you feel good and do more of that this year," she suggests.
"This might mean going to concerts, more time alone or just spending more time with friends. When we get to know ourselves a little better we can start laying a life pathway that's a bit more conducive to what we want."
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Relationships: Open your ears
When you want to get your point across to your partner, co-worker, mate or relative, it's tempting to talk more and louder in a bid to convince them why you're right.
But Lishman says that if you switch your focus to really listening to others, you could see powerful transformations in the way you relate to the people you are close to.
"To do this means actively paying attention, having eye contact, not interrupting and when they are finished speaking, asking for clarification if needed," she explains.
"The ability to focus and fully engage with what your partner is saying allows them to feel heard and cared for."
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Career: Give yourself a quarterly performance review
If you want the year to end differently career-wise, then Shannah Kennedy, life strategist and bestselling author of The Life Plan, says you need to write down your goals for the year and check in with yourself along the way.
"Be clear about what you want to achieve, how you will do it, with a great quarterly time frame," she tells Coach.
"Set a reminder in your calendar at the end of each quarter to reflect, reassess and retouch your goals for the following quarter so you stay on track and motivated during the year."
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Kennedy suggests writing down your goals and setting clear boundaries.
"Written goals are a statement that we refuse to be ordinary and they give the mind a pathway and each day a great purpose," she says.
"Boundaries are your non-negotiables, such as your work hours, or not giving up the gym, or getting to bed earlier so you have the energy to be the best version of yourself when you wake up."
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Fitness: Just love moving
Just because that lithe girl you follow on Instagram bangs on about high-intensity training doesn't mean you have to start counting burpees to keep in shape.
In fact, exercise physiologist Carly Ryan tells Coach that the best thing you can do for your health is to find an activity that you love doing, because then you'll want to do it and won't have to feign excuses to skip sessions.
"You need to find something you enjoy doing because that's going to make you stick at it," she says.
"It's all well and good to say, 'I should be out there swimming' but if the thought of getting in swimmers makes you feel sick and you're thinking of a million excuses to avoid doing it, that's probably not going to be the best place to start."
So think about movement that makes you feel genuinely joyful.
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"If you think 'I love going for long walks along the beach' or 'I love going for a hike in the bush – it makes me feel peaceful and calm', then that should form the start of your activity."
If nothing immediately comes to mind, try a few new things to see what sticks.
"I'm sure most of us have gone, 'I never really thought I would like doing weights' but after a while you think, 'Actually, this feels really fantastic!'" Ryan says.
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Nutrition: Relax with food
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2018 is the year to let go of restrictive eating in favour of a chilled approach to food, says accredited nutritionist Gemma Clark.
"There are so many people who are stressed because they're trying to stick to certain diet rules or they jump from one diet to another," she tells Coach.
"By relaxing with our diet and not being so uptight about the choices we make, and just trying to make the best choices that we can in a given scenario, it makes living a healthy lifestyle more sustainable in the long term."
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Clark says taking strict food rules away gives us the mental space to tune into what our body actually wants and needs.
"When we're not trying to be perfect it allows us to relax and just accept that sometimes we're in situations where we can't make great choices," she says.
"If we look at how we're eating throughout the week, as long as the balance of things is tipping on the healthier side of things, our health won't suffer much for the average person."
Weight: Cut one snack food
If you have a penchant for soft drink or a biscuit with morning tea, just getting rid of that one little thing could make a significant difference to your waistline by the end of the year.
"If you have a can of soft drink a day and swap it for a glass of water and make no other changes, you can lose about six or seven kilograms by the end of the year," Tim McMaster, accredited practising dietitian and spokesperson for the Dietitians Association of Australia, tells Coach.
"It would be similar if you had a daily chocolate bar or packet of potato chips."
McMaster says that rather than going on strict diets, you're better off choosing one small change that you can sustain for the long term.
"A lot of people put an end date to [a big diet goal] but I prefer people make a smaller change that becomes part of their lifestyle and their habits so they eventually don't even know they are doing it," he says.
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