As a transcriber you wear headphones for a large part of your day. Finding a pair that is affordable, durable, comfortable, and has great sound quality is very important. In this article we'll discuss and review ten of the best headphones for transcription.
The ECS WordSlinger Deluxe USB Transcription Headset is a headset designed specifically for transcription. It comes with on-set audio & volume controls.
Designed specifically for audio transcription.
Great volume and word clarity.
Has on-set audio and volume controls.
The customized controls are great for files with quiet & distorted audio.
Headset is reasonably priced at $49.95.
Designed for vocals. These would not be ideal for listening to music.
The Spectra USB Transcription Headset is very popular & designed for transcription. It has a USB plug, digital volume control, 10 foot cord, and weighs 1 oz.
The Spectra headset is very affordable at $27.00.
Headset is lightweight and will be comfortable for most users.
On-set volume control. This allows you to control the volume directly on the headset.
These are designed specifically for vocals so music playback could suffer.
Lightweight plastic headsets can break with prolonged use.
The ECS WordSmith USB Transcription Headset is essentially the same as the WordSlinger Deluxe, (pictured above) but this product is in-ear as opposed to over-the-ear.
Pro: In-ear headsets will block out almost all exterior noises.
Differences Between WordSmith & WordSlinger?
This product has a 10 foot cord. The WordSlinger has a 7 foot cord.
Like we mentioned, the WordSmith is in-ear, the WordSlinger is over-the-ear.
The choice mainly depends on if you prefer an in-ear headset or an over-the-ear headset. I find over-the-ear design more comfortable, but the in-ear design does block out exterior noises better.
The Sony MDR7506 Professional is a terrific pair of headphones. Sony has a great line of studio monitors and they provide amazing clarity, ideal for transcribers & audio professionals.
Very sturdy design. These will not break from regular use.
Fits comfortably over your ear. I've noticed very little ear pressure while using these.
Designed for audio professionals so they block out all exterior noises.
Long sturdy cord that does not get caught or tangled due to it's circular design.
Folds up so you can take them on the go.
Very versatile. These are great for spoken word & music.
This headset is not particularly heavy, but they are heavier than smaller headsets.
$79.99 price tag. These will last much longer than cheaper ($20 to $50) headsets.
The Sennheiser HD 201 Lightweight Headphones have great audio quality. The lightweight design is ideal for transcribers who wear headphones for hours at a time.
Reasonably priced at $45.99 per pair.
Very lightweight, ideal for transcribers who type for long periods.
Blocks out exterior noises very well.
Versatile – These headphones can be used for transcription or music playback.
Comes with a 1/4" adapter. The adapter allows you to connect to a stereo system & musical instruments.
The bass response is low.
Not designed specifically for transcription.
The Logitech USB Headset H570e is a well-priced, versatile headset. Logitech is a very trusted brand that makes a great line of affordable headsets, all of which include a microphone.
Affordably priced at around $40.
Includes a microphone. This is perfect for dictating in Dragon's NaturallySpeaking software, Podcasting, Skype, and Google Voice.
Headphones do a very good job of blocking out exterior noises.
Voice clarity is not as high as headsets designed for transcription.
Olympus makes well-priced & lightweight headsets designed for transcription.
Very lightweight & long cable.
Comes with two different types of ear pads.
Priced at around $45 which is more expensive than other headsets in this class.
Not ideal for listening to music.
The Bose QuietComfort 35 Wireless Headphones is arguably the best pair of headphones on the market. They are versatile, durable, comfortable, and the sound quality is phenomenal. You can use Bluetooth or plug in directly to your device.
You can use these as a Bluetooth headset or plug in directly to your computer.
Headphones fold up and come with a carrying case.
Bose speakers have some of the best audio quality you'll find in today's marketplace.
Very versatile headphones. Great for transcription or music playback.
The only problem is the price. The QuietComfort has a $349.00 price tag, but these headphones will hold up over time.
Audio-Technica is a trusted brand that makes great headphones for audio professionals. These have terrific audio clarity.
Fantastic Audio Quality. These are used by audio professionals around the world.
Great variety of color choices.
There's an optional Bluetooth adapter designed for these headphones.
Detachable cable. If your cord rips, you can always replace the cable.
Very sturdy. This is the type of headset you can own for many years.
These headphones are large. They would not be great for listening on the go.
Similar to the Sony MDR7506 Professional Headphones, but they're more expensive.
The Bose SoundSport is a great, extremely lightweight pair of Bluetooth earbuds.
Very lightweight. Less than 1 ounce.
You can take these on the go, transcribe at home, listen to music, work out, etc.
These headphones do not have a wire. They require a Bluetooth connection.
Which transcription headphones are best for you?
Everybody has different needs. Some people have big ears (like myself) and smaller headsets and earbuds are not comfortable in the long-run. Other people like the convenience of the more compact earbuds. Price is a factor for any purchase, but you don't have to break the bank on headphones. Luxury brands like Bose & Beats aren't necessary for transcription. There are many headsets between $25 and $50 that are great quality, suitable for transcribing, and will hold up over time.
I hope this article was helpful. Comment below if you have a favorite pair of headphones and please leave any questions or comments you might have. Happy transcribing!
could you please advise what are the best earbud head phones for transcribing reports from doctor. I need clarity and hardly any base.
Thanks for your question. Number one on the list, the Spectra USB Headset, would be your best bet. It has low bass and clear audio.
I transcribe disciplinary hearings and CCMA arbitrations with more than five people in a room. I had the Spectra Transcription Headset but it broke after three years. I was very happy with the sound. I work from home and have quite a bit of noise around me.
I need to replace mine and would like your input?
I personally like the Sony and Sennheiser headsets. The lightweight Sennheiser is great and any of the Sony studio monitors (a little more expensive) have terrific audio quality.
I think the Sony MDR 7506 is your best or a pair of Sennheiser headphones. You don't want headphones designed for pop music, like the Beats brands or others, because you really just want to hear the vocals in a body camera and not external background noises like car engines, foot steps, and other heavier sounds.
Hope my answer helps and good luck!


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So 1 I again considered 2 all the oppression 3 that continually occurs 4 on earth. 5 This is what I saw: 6 The oppressed 7 were in tears, 8 but no one was comforting them; no one delivers 9 them from the power of their oppressors.
Again I looked and saw all the oppression that was taking place under the sun: I saw the tears of the oppressed—and they have no comforter; power was on the side of their oppressors—and they have no comforter.
Then I looked again at all the acts of oppression which were being done under the sun. And behold I saw the tears of the oppressed and that they had no one to comfort them; and on the side of their oppressors was power, but they had no one to comfort them.
Again I observed all the oppression that takes place in our world. I saw the tears of the oppressed, with no one to comfort them. The oppressors have great power, and the victims are helpless.
Next I turned my attention to all the outrageous violence that takes place on this planet--the tears of the victims, no one to comfort them; the iron grip of oppressors, no one to rescue the victims from them.
And again I saw all the cruel things which are done under the sun; there was the weeping of those who have evil done to them, and they had no comforter: and from the hands of the evil-doers there went out power, but they had no comforter.
Again I saw all the oppressions that are practiced under the sun. Look, the tears of the oppressed—with no one to comfort them! On the side of their oppressors there was power—with no one to comfort them.
Then I returned and considered all the oppression that is done under the sun: And look! The tears of the oppressed, But they have no comforter––On the side of their oppressors there is power, But they have no comforter.
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1 tn The prefixed vav on וְשַׁבְתִּי (vÿshavti, vav + perfect 1st person common singular from שׁוּב, shuv, "to turn") might be: (1) introductory (and left untranslated): "I observed again"; (2) consequence of preceding statement: "So I observed again"; or (3) continuation of preceding statement: "And I observed again."
sn This section is closely related to the preceding: Qoheleth's observation of oppression (4:1-3) links back to his previous observation of oppression and injustice (3:16). It stands in stark contrast with his admonition for man to enjoy life on earth as the reward for one's work (3:22). Now, Qoheleth turns his attention to consider the sorry fate of those who are not able to enjoy life on earth and their work because of oppression (4:1-3), over-obsessive competitiveness (4:4-6), and loneliness (4:7-12).
2 tn Heb "I turned and I saw." The phrase וָאֶרְאֶה…וְשַׁבְתִּי (vÿshavti… va'er'eh, "I turned and I saw") is a verbal hendiadys (the two verbs represent one common idea). Normally in a verbal hendiadys, the first verb functions adverbially, modifying the second verb which retains its full verbal force. The verb וְשַׁבְתִּי (vav + perfect 1st person common singular from שׁוּב "to turn") is used idiomatically to denote repetition: "to return and do" = "to do again" (e.g., Gen 26:18; 30:31; 43:2) or "to do repeatedly" (e.g., Lam 3:3); see HALOT 1430 s.v. שׁוב 5; BDB 998 s.v. שׁוּב 8; GKC 386 §120.e: "I observed again" or "I repeatedly observed." On the other hand, the shift from the perfect וְשַׁבְתִּי to the preterite וָאֶרְאֶה (vav + Qal preterite 1st person common singular from רָאָה, ra'ah, "to see") might indicate a purpose clause: "I turned [my mind] to consider." The preterite וָאֶרְאֶה follows the perfect וְשַׁבְתִּי. When a wayyiqtol form (vav + preterite) follows a perfect in reference to a past-time situation, the preterite also represents a past-time situation. Its aspect is based on the preceding perfect. In this context, the perfect and preterite may denote definite past or indefinite past action ("I turned and considered" as hendiadys for "I observed again" or "I repeatedly observed") or past telic action ("I turned [my mind] to consider"). See IBHS 554-55 §33.3.1a.
3 tn Heb "all the oppressions" or "all the oppression"; alternately, "all the various kinds of oppression." The term עֹשֶׁק ('osheq) denotes "oppression," e.g., Jer 6:6; 22:17; Ezek 18:18; 22:7, 12, 29; Pss 73:8; 119:134 (see HALOT 897 s.v. עֹשֶׁק 1; BDB 799 s.v. עֹשֶׁק 1). It occurs several times in the book, always in reference to personal rather than national oppression (4:1; 5:8 ET [5:7 HT]; 7:7). The noun הָעֲשֻׁקִים (ha'ashuqim) is plural and articular (Heb "the oppressions"). The article indicates a generic class ("oppression"). The plural may be classified in one of two ways: (1) a plural of number, which refers to specific kinds of oppression that occur on earth: "the various kinds of oppression"; (2) an abstract plural, which is used to refer to abstract concepts: "the oppression"; or (3) a plural of intensity, which describes the oppression at hand as particularly grievous: "awful oppression" or "severe oppression." The LXX renders it as a plural of number: συκοφαντίας (sukofantias, "oppressions"), as does the Vulgate. Most English versions treat it as a plural of number: "the oppressions" (KJV, ASV, NAB, RSV, NRSV, MLB, YLT); however, a few treat it as an abstract plural: "the oppression" (NJPS, NIV, Moffatt).
4 tn Heb "is done." The term נַעֲשִׂים (na'asim, Niphal participle mpl from עָשַׂה, 'asah, "to do") is a probably a verbal use of the participle rather than a substantival use (NEB: "all the acts of oppression"). This verbal use of the participle depicts durative or universal gnomic action. It emphasizes the lamentable continuity of oppression throughout human history. The English versions translate it variously: "[all the oppressions that] are done" (KJV, ASV, Douay, YLT), "[all the oppression] that goes on" (NJPS, Moffatt), "[all the oppressions] that are practiced" (RSV, NRSV), "[all the oppressions] that occur" (MLB), "[all the acts of oppression] which were being done" (NASB), "[all the oppressions] that take place" (NAB), "[all the oppression] that was taking place" (NIV).
5 tn Heb "under the sun."
6 tn Heb "and behold." The deictic particle וְהִנֵּה (vÿhinneh, "and behold!") often occurs after verbs of perceiving, such as רָאָה, ra'ah, "to see" (e.g., Gen 19:28; 22:13; Exod 3:2; Lev 13:8). It introduces the content of what the character or speaker saw (HALOT 252 s.v. הִנֵּה 8). It is used for rhetorical emphasis, to draw attention to the following statement (e.g., Gen 1:29; 17:20; Num 22:32; Job 1:19; cf. HALOT 252 s.v. 5). It often introduces something surprising or unexpected (e.g., Gen 29:6; Num 25:6; cf. HALOT 252 s.v. 6).
7 tn The term הָעֲשֻׁקִים (ha'ashuqim, Qal passive participle mpl from עָשַׁק, 'ashaq, "to oppress") is a passive form, emphasizing that they are the objects of oppression at the hands of their oppressors. The participle functions as a noun, emphasizing the durative aspect of their condition and that this was the singular most characteristic attribute of this group of people: Their lives were marked by oppression.
8 tn Heb "the tear of the oppressed." Alternately, "the oppressed [were in] tears." The singular noun דִּמְעָה (dim'ah, "tear") is used as a collective for "tears" (2 Kgs 20:5; Isa 16:9; 25:8; 38:5; Jer 8:23; 19:7; 13:17; 14:17; 31:16; Ezek 24:16; Mal 2:13; Pss 6:7; 39:13; 42:4; 56:9; 80:6; 116:8; 126:5; Lam 1:2; 2:18; Eccl 4:1); see HALOT 227 s.v. דִּמְעָה; BDB 199 s.v. דִּמְעָה. It is often used in reference to lamentation over calamity, distress, or oppression (e.g., Ps 6:7; Lam 1:2; 2:11; Jer 9:17; 13:17; 14:17). The LXX translated it as singular δάκρουν (dakroun, "the tear"); however, the Vulgate treated it as a collective ("the tears"). Apart from the woodenly literal YLT ("the tear"), the major English versions render this as a collective: "the tears" or "tears" (KJV, ASV, NEB, NAB, NASB, RSV, NRSV, NJPS, MLB, NIV). The term דִּמְעָה functions as a metonymy of association for "weeping" (e.g., Isa 16:9; 8:23): "the oppressed [were weeping with] tears." The genitive construct דִּמְעָת הָעֲשֻׁקִים (dim'at ha'ashuqim, literally, "tear of the oppressed") is a subjective genitive construction, that is, the oppressed are weeping. The singular דִּמְעָת (dim'at, "tear") is used as a collective for "tears." This entire phrase, however, is still given a woodenly literal translation by most English versions: "the tears of the oppressed" (NEB, NAB, ASV, NASB, RSV, NRSV, MLB, NIV, NJPS). Some paraphrases attempt to fill out the meaning, e.g., "the oppressed were in tears" (Moffatt).
9 tn Heb "comforts." The verb נָחַם (nakham, "to comfort") is used as a metonymy of effect (i.e., comfort) for cause (i.e., deliverance), e.g., it is used in parallelism with גָאַל (ga'al, "to deliver") in Isa 52:9 (see E. W. Bullinger, Figures of Speech, 560-67).
10 tn Heb "from the hand of their oppressors is power."
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She was in the water when the epiphany struck. Of course, Annette von Jouanne was always in the water, swimming in lakes and pools as she was growing up around Seattle, and swimming distance freestyle competitively in high school and college meets. There's even an exercise pool in her basement, where she and her husband (a former Olympic swimmer for Portugal) and their three kids have spent a great deal of time…swimming.
But in December 1995 she was bodysurfing in Hawaii over the holidays. She'd just begun working as an assistant professor of electrical engineering at Oregon State University. She was 26 years old and eager to make a difference—to find or improve upon a useful source of energy, preferably one that wasn't scarce or fleeting or unpredictable or dirty. The sun was going down. The wind was dying. She was bobbing in the swells.
Today, von Jouanne is one of the driving forces in the fast-growing field of wave energy—as well as its leading proponent. She will explain to anyone who will listen that unlike wind and solar energy, wave energy is always available. Even when the ocean seems calm, swells are moving water up and down sufficiently to generate electricity. And an apparatus to generate kilowatts of power from a wave can be much smaller than what's needed to harness kilowatts from wind or sunshine because water is dense and the energy it imparts is concentrated.
All that energy is also, of course, destructive, and for decades the challenge has been to build a device that can withstand monster waves and gale-force winds, not to mention corrosive saltwater, seaweed, floating debris and curious marine mammals. And the device must also be efficient and require little maintenance.
Still, the allure is irresistible. A machine that could harness an inexhaustible, nonpolluting source of energy and be deployed economically in sufficient numbers to generate significant amounts of electricity—that would be a feat for the ages.
Engineers have built dozens of the machines, called wave energy converters, and tested some on a small scale. In the United States, waves could fuel about 6.5% of today's electricity needs, says Roger Bedard of the Electric Power Research Institute, an energy think tank in Palo Alto, California. That's the equivalent of the energy in 150 million barrels of oil—about the same amount of power that is produced by all U.S. hydroelectric dams combined—enough to power 23 million typical American homes. The most powerful waves occur on western coasts, because of strong west-to-east global winds, so Great Britain, Portugal and the West Coast of the United States are among the sites where wave energy is being developed.
When her brothers, older by eight and ten years, came home for college breaks, she pored over their engineering textbooks. (An older sister pursued a business degree.) "Reading them confirmed that, yup, this is what I want to do," she recalls.
At Oregon State University, she related her wave-tossed epiphany to Alan Wallace, a professor of electrical engineering who shared her fascination with the ocean's power. "We started saying, there's got to be a way to harness this energy," she recalls. They studied the wave energy converters then being produced and looked up centuries-old patents for contraptions to extract power from waves. Some resembled windmills, animal cages or ship propellers. A modern one looked like a huge whale. The gadgets all had one problem in common: they were too complicated.
Take, for example, a device called the Pelamis Attenuator, which was recently deployed for four months off the coast of Portugal by Pelamis Wave Power. It looks like a 500-foot-long red snake. As waves travel its length, the machine bends up and down. The bending pumps hydraulic fluid through a motor, which generates electricity. Complex machines like this are riddled with valves, filters, tubes, hoses, couplings, bearings, switches, gauges, meters and sensors. The intermediate stages reduce efficiency, and if one component breaks, the whole device goes kaput.
Von Jouanne's lab is named in memory of Wallace, who died in 2006, but the Wallace Energy Systems & Renewables Facility (WESRF) is familiarly known as "We Surf." Painted in deep blues and grays and bearing murals of curling waves, the lab has been a research facility and testing ground for such innovative products as an all-electric naval ship, a hovercraft and the Ford Escape Hybrid engine. In one corner is a tall buoy that resembles a huge copper-top battery. Beside it another buoy looks like two cross-country skis with wire strung between them. The designs were among von Jouanne's earliest. "Breakthroughs are almost always born of failures," she says.
Her breakthrough was to conceive of a device that has just two main components. In the most recent prototypes, a thick coil of copper wire is inside the first component, which is anchored to the seafloor. The second component is a magnet attached to a float that moves up and down freely with the waves. As the magnet is heaved by the waves, its magnetic field moves along the stationary coil of copper wire. This motion induces a current in the wire—electricity. It's that simple.
By early 2005, von Jouanne had engineered one of her prototypes and wanted to test whether it was waterproof. She hauled the wave energy converter to her basement, into a flume that circulates water to let her swim in place. Her daughter Sydney, then 6, sat on the prototype, much as a seal might cling to a real buoy. It floated.
Next she phoned a nearby wave pool, where people go to play in simulated waves.
"Do you rent out your pool?" she said.
"For how many people?" the attendant asked.
The park donated two early mornings to her venture. Von Jouanne anchored the machine with ten 45-pound weights from a health club. It performed well in the playful waves, bobbing up and down without sinking.
Then came the real test, at one of the longest wave simulators in North America.
When von Jouanne first brought a buoy to test in the 342-foot-long concrete flume at Oregon State's Hinsdale Wave Research Laboratory, "things didn't go as planned," says Dan Cox, the facility's director, with a laugh. Von Jouanne and co-workers plopped the buoy in the 15-foot-deep channel and buffeted it with two-, three- and four-foot waves. The first five-foot wave tipped it over.
Von Jouanne kept refining her buoys. A small group watched as a five-foot wave headed for one of her latest versions. As the buoy lifted with the surge, a 40-watt light bulb on top of it, powered by wave energy, lighted up. "We all cheered," Cox recalls.
Route 20 winds from Oregon State to the coast though cedar and fir trees, following the Yaquina River. Near the mouth of the river is a sandy spit with low buildings decorated with oyster shells and gnarly driftwood. Breezes set halyards from the nearby marina clanking against metal masts. This is the home of Oregon State's Hatfield Marine Science Center, devoted to research about marine ecosystems and ocean energy.
For instance, the buoys absorb energy from waves, reducing their size and power. Would shrunken swells affect sand movement and currents near shore, perhaps contributing to erosion?
Buoys, as well as the power cables that would connect to the electrical grid on-shore, emit electromagnetic fields. And mooring cables would thrum in the currents, like a guitar string. Might these disturbances confuse whales, sharks, dolphins, salmon, rays, crabs and other marine animals that use electromagnetism and sound for feeding, mating or navigation?
Would birds collide with the buoys or turtles become entangled in the cables?
Would anchors create artificial reefs that attract fish not normally found in that habitat?
Would deploying, maintaining and removing buoys disturb the seafloor or otherwise change the ocean environment?
"I want to know the answers to these questions, too," von Jouanne says. "The last thing I want to do is harm the ocean and its beautiful creatures." To study the environmental risks and allow wave energy engineers to test their inventions, she and colleagues at Oregon State, including Boehlert, are building a floating test berth nearby. It is scheduled to open next year and at its center will be a buoy full of instruments to collect data on how well wave energy converters are performing.
The test berth is part of a massive effort to move wave energy out of the lab and onto the electrical power grid. Through a new Energy Department-funded national marine renewable energy center, researchers from all over the country will have the chance to refine their inventions in the WESRF energy lab, test them in the Hinsdale wave flume and perfect them in the ocean. "This is what we need to do to fully explore wave energy as part of a renewable energy portfolio, for the state, the nation and the world," von Jouanne says.
Von Jouanne recently towed her best-performing buoy—her 11th prototype—out through Yaquina Bay and one and a half miles offshore. The buoy, which resembles a giant yellow flying saucer with a black tube sticking through the middle, was anchored in 140 feet of water. For five days it rose and fell with swells and generated around 10 kilowatts of power. In the next two to three years, Columbia Power Technologies, a renewable energy company that has supported von Jouanne's research, plans to install a buoy generating between 100 and 500 kilowatts of electricity in the test berth off the coast of Oregon. See video of the device here.
Another of Von Jouanne's inventions, the first of its kind, is a machine that tests wave energy converters without having to get them wet. A prototype buoy is secured inside a metal carriage that mimics the up-and-down motion of ocean waves. Electrical equipment monitors the power the buoy generates. The test bed looks like an elevator car in the middle of her lab.
Wave energy researchers from other institutions will be welcome to use von Jouanne's test bed, but at the moment, it holds one of her own energy-converter buoys. A student sitting at a nearby computer commands the device to simulate waves 1 meter high traveling 0.6 meters per second with 6-second intervals between wave peaks.
"That's a small summer wave," von Jouanne says.
The machine hums, lurches and heaves like an amusement park ride.
As the buoy moves up and down, a gauge registers the juice it produces. The needle moves. One kilowatt, two, then three.
"That's enough to power two houses," says von Jouanne.


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Clinical Laboratory Scientist II - Per Diem (Generalist)
San Joaquin County, CA
Part Time Sciences and Laboratory
Salary: $39.94 - $48.55/hour USD
This examination is being given to fill two per diem vacancies in the Clinical Laboratory Department in San Joaquin General Hospital. Resumes will not be accepted in lieu of an application. A completed application must be postmarked or received online by the final filing deadline.
These positions are in the main laboratory area with a work shifts of 10:00 PM to 6:30 AM. The incumbents weekday work schedule will be based upon the operational needs of the Clinical Laboratory Department. The incumbents will also be required to work weekend schedules as needed. The ideal candidates will possess extensive Generalist experience in a laboratory setting.
1/10/22: Revised to reflect two vacancies instead of one.
NOTE: All correspondences relating to this recruitment will be delivered via e-mail. T he e-mail account used will be the one provided on your employment application during time of submittal. Please be sure to check your e-mail often for updates. If you do not have an e-mail account on file, Human Resources will send you correspondences via US Mail.
TYPICAL DUTIES
• Makes a variety of microbiological examinations of specimens such as feces, urine, sputum and body fluids, including initial isolation of organisms, identification of organisms, antibiotic susceptibility testing of the organism and identification of parasites.
• Makes biochemical analyses of blood and other fluids to determine the quantitative presence of creatinine, glucose, protein, calcium and other chemical components.
• Makes qualitative biochemical and microscopic analyses of urine specimens.
• Performs hematological examinations such as complete blood counts, differential counts, sedimentation rates, coagulation studies, platelet an reticulocytes counts, and bone marrow preparations.
• Performs immunohematological examinations such as blood typing and crossmatching.
• Performs immunological examinations such as detection of antibodies in disease, radioimmunoassay, immunodiffusion, and other similar examinations.
• Performs special procedures required such as glucose tolerance tests, kidney function tests, and other similar tests.
• Participates in developmental work for new tests and procedures.
• Performs quality control procedures, equipment maintenance, and recordkeeping as required in the performance of tests and examinations; may assume responsibility for specialized tasks such as quality control reporting.
• May collect specimens from patients for tests and examinations.
• May act as lead worker over other laboratory employees and laboratory trainees.
Experience : One-year equivalent to Clinical Laboratory Technologist I in San Joaquin County.
Licenses and Certificates : Possession of a valid license as a Clinical Laboratory Technologist issued by the State of California Department of Health.
The principles, methods, materials, techniques and terminology of biochemistry, microbiology, immunology, hematology, immunohematology, and clinical microscopy as related to medical technology; recent developments, current literature, and sources of information in medical technology.
Perform assigned tasks according to prescribed procedures; make accurate observations and records of test result; interpret test data and draw logical conclusions; correlate test results and evaluate validity; follow oral and written instructions in precise detail; perform examinations using manual or modern automated methodology; collect specimens from patients with skill, patience and tact; communicate effectively, orally and in writing; establish effective working relationships with physicians, hospital staff, and others; act as a lead worker over others; use initiative and be innovative in setting up new procedures.
San Joaquin County is an Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Employer and is committed to providing equal employment to all without regard to age, ancestry, color, creed, marital status, medical condition, national origin, physical or mental disability, political affiliation or belief, pregnancy, race, religion, sex, or sexual orientation. For more information go to www.sjgov.org/department/hr/eeo .
Accomodations for those covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA):
San Joaquin County complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act and, upon request, will consider reasonable accommodations to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential job functions.
Selection Procedures
Applicants for part-time and temporary recruitments who meet the minimum qualifications are either referred to the hiring department for further selection or they may be required to take a written examination. If a written examination is given, the top candidates may be referred to the hiring department for further selection.
Testing Accommodation: Candidates who require testing accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) must call Human Resources Division at (209) 468-3370 prior to the examination date.
Physical Exam : Some classifications require physical examinations. Final appointment cannot be made until the eligible has passed the physical examination. The County pays for physical examinations administered in its medical facilities.
Pre-employment Drug Screening Exam: Some classifications require a new employee successfully pass a pre-employment drug screen as a condition of employment. Final appointment cannot be made until the eligible has passed the drug screen. The County pays for the initial drug screen.
Employment of Relatives: Applicants who are relatives of employees in a department within the 3rd degree of relationship, (parent, child, grandparent, grandchild or sibling) either by blood or marriage, may not be appointed, promoted, transferred into or within the department when:
They are related to the Appointing Authority, or
The employment would result in one of them supervising the work of the other
Department Heads may establish additional limitations on the hiring of relatives by departmental rule.
Proof of Eligibility: If you are offered a job, you will be required to provide proof of U.S. citizenship or other documents that establish your eligibility to be employed in the U.S.
www.sjgov.org/department/hr
By mail or in person:
San Joaquin County Human Resources
44 N. San Joaquin Street Suite 330
Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm; excluding holidays.
Job Line:
For currentemployment opportunitiesplease callour 24-hour job line at (209) 468-3377.
When a final filing date is indicated, applications must be filed with the Human Resources Division before 5:00 p.m. or postmarked by the final filing date. Resumes will not be accepted in lieu of an application. Applications sent through county inter-office mail, which are not received by the final filing date, will not be accepted. (The County assumes no responsibility for mailed applications which are not received by the Human Resources Division).
San Joaquin County Substance Abuse Policy: San Joaquin County has adopted a Substance Abuse Policy in compliance with the Federal Drug Free Workplace Act of 1988. This policy is enforced by all San Joaquin County Departments and applies to all San Joaquin County employees.
Equal Opportunity Employer : San Joaquin County is an Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Employer and is committed to providing equal employment to all without regard to age, ancestry, color, creed, marital status, medical condition, national origin, physical or mental disability, political affiliation or belief, pregnancy, race, religion, sex, or sexual orientation. For more information go to www.sjgov.org/department/hr/eeo .
Click on a link below to apply for this position:
Fill out the Supplemental Questionnaire and Application NOW using the Internet. Apply Online View and print the Supplemental Questionnaire. This recruitment requires completion of a supplemental questionnaire. You may view and print the supplemental questionnaire here. View and print the official application form as an Acrobat pdf file. A San Joaquin County application form is required for this recruitment. You may print this Acrobat PDF document and then fill it in. Contact us via conventional means. You may contact us by phone at (209) 468-3370, or by email, or apply for a job in person at the San Joaquin County Human Resources Division.
Closing Date/Time: Open Until Filled
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About San Joaquin County
San Joaquin County - Greatness Grows Here
The County offers a unique opportunity to enjoy natural California beauty and nature, or music, arts and culture - from the waters of the Delta to the vast vineyards, San Joaquin County has it all. The region boasts some of the finest opportunities in the state for boating, fishing, camping, history-gathering, or just plain fun in the sun. For those times when a change of pace is desired, San Francisco, Lake Tahoe and Yosemite National Park are all within 90 minutes of San Joaquin County.
San Joaquin County is one of the most agriculturally rich regions in California. Twenty-four thousand acres of farmland are dedicated to the production of asparagus. Wine grapes are also a leading crop in the county and wineries and vineyards have sprung up from Stockton to Lodi. Lodi was named Wine Enthusiasts Wine Region of the Year in 2015.
The regional arts and culture scene offers treasures such as the Haggin Museum, San Joaquin County Historical Museum, and the Children's Museum of Stockton. The Stockton Symphony, San Joaquin County Ballet, Bob Hope Theater, and Stockton Civic Center are popular venues for entertainment.
San Joaquin County also has a robust educational environment. The County's 17 school districts provide families with a wide array of choices for their children's educational development. The University of the Pacific, California State University, Stanislaus - Stockton Center, Humphreys College and School of Law, National University and San Joaquin Delta Community College offer a variety of choices for advanced education.
Homes and apartments are plentiful and the median home price in the San Joaquin County is affordable compared to other nearby areas. Convenient, comfortable housing is available in most sections of the County. New homes abound in both the south and north area; historic homes are found primarily in central Stockton and downtown Lodi.
One of the richest benefits offered to County employees is the opportunity to be a public servant and provide essential services to the constituents of San Joaquin County. Employees are proud that their hard work makes a difference in the community and receive great satisfaction that there is a link between their service and the betterment of the quality of life in San Joaquin County.
The County provides career employment opportunities in many areas including law enforcement, social services, health services and many more. The County employees over 6,000 full time employees and serves a population of over 700,000 residents. The County operates a jail, hospital, children's shelter, and several regional parks.
There are many opportunities for career progression within San Joaquin County in the fields of accounting, clerical support, dispatching, medical records, hospital patient registration, social services, eligibility work, social service case management, public safety, and many other areas. Visit our website to see classification descriptions of positions and to seek information about County departments.
In addition to competitive base salary, most full time positions will also offer a generous benefit package.
In addition to the base salary, the County offers:
Health, Dental and Vision plan coverage
457 Deferred Compensation Plan with some positions being offered a County matching contribution
A Defined Benefit retirement plan with reciprocity with many public sector retirement systems including CalPERS.
125 Flex Benefits Plan
12 days of sick leave annually with unlimited accumulation
Vacation leave ranging from 10 days a year up to 23 days depending on length of service
10-14 paid holidays per year
Other benefits and compensation may be provided depending on the position
A robust Employee Engage & Development Program
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TYPE O NEGATIVE: 'September Sun' Video Posted Online
Headbanger's Blog has uploaded the new TYPE O NEGATIVE video for "September Sun". The clip, which was shot in October 2007 and was directed by Ivan and Josip Colic (HAMMERFALL, MOONSPELL), can be viewed below.
The song comes off the group's latest CD, "Dead Again", which was released in March 2007. In a recent interview with RockConfidential.com, drummer Johnny Kelly said TYPE O's label, SPV Records, is preparing to reissue "Dead Again" with new artwork and an accompanying DVD.
TYPE O NEGATIVE drummer Johnny Kelly and guitarist Kenny Hickey will take part in a signing session at NAMM (National Association of Music Merchants) on January 19 in Anaheim, California. The exact schedule will be announced soon. Kelly and Hickey will also perform with their SEVENTH VOID side project later that night as part of the Schecter Guitars showcase.
Rounded out by bassist Hank Hell (INHUMAN) and guitarist Matt Brown (ex-SUPERMASSIV), SEVENTH VOID contines TYPE O's tradition of slow, heavy riffs and existential lyrics, but with a slightly sludgier, "stonier" flavor.
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MESA (SANDSTONE EAST OFFICE/MEDICAL OFFICE)
City: Mesa State: Arizona
11,308 sq.ft. Office/Medical Office building on 1.17 acres
Located in Mesa, Arizona, 30 minutes east of Phoenix, Arizona on U.S. Highway 60
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ARKANSAS BUILDING
City: Little Rock State: Arkansas
63,000 sq.ft., 3-story historic office building
Phase 2 of Lafayette Square redevelopment
Visit: www.lafayettesquare-lr.com
BOYLE BUILDING
100,000 sq.ft., 12-story historic office building
MM COHN BUILDING
HISTORIC YMCA BUILDING
Blocks away from waterfront & William J. Clinton Presidential Library
RICH HOBSONS RIVER RANCH
City: Vanderhoof State: British Columbia
76,907 acres of ranchland, comprised of 3,907 deeded acres and 73,000 leased acres, bisected by 12.5 miles of river frontage on both sides of the famous Nechako River.
This ranch was once part of the historic Frontier Cattle Company and was the backdrop for the western stories written by rancher Richmond Hobson.
SACRAMENTO (RESTAURANT BUILDING)
City: Sacramento State: California
7,510 sq.ft. restaurant building on 1.49 acres in the Promenade at Sacramento Gateway development at the intersection of Truxel Rd. and Interstate 80
Located just minutes north of Downtown Sacramento, California
SACRAMENTO (PROMENADE RETAIL PADS 8 and 9)
Two (2) improved Retail Pads of 0.86 acres and 1.87 acres in an established Retail/Commercial area in Natomas
Located in Sacramento, California, adjacent to Interstate 80 and just minutes from downtown and the State Capitol
SAN JACINTO (RANCHO SAN JACINTO 26.39 AC COMMERCIAL)
City: San Jacinto State: California
26.39 Acres zoned commercial in the Rancho San Jacinto Specific Plan
Located in San Jacinto, CA, 85 miles southwest of the City of Los Angeles
SAN JACINTO (13.03 AC COMMERCIAL LAND)
13.03 Acres zoned commercial at the intersections of Ramona Expressway with East Main Street and East 7th Street
COOK RANCH AT STONY CREEK
City: Elk Creek State: California
This 165-acre ranch is located in Glenn County, about 3 miles northeast of Stonyford, CA
The property borders a year-round creek, Stony Creek with fishing, swimming and irrigation rights.
Infrasctucture is in place with a 3/2 home, barn, shop, outbuildings and arena.
MONTGOMERY CREEK RANCH
City: Stonyford State: California
2,050 Acres of working ranchland located just north of the East Park Reservoir, adjacent to the town of Stonyford.
The Ranch is bisected by Montgomery Creek and Gravelly Ridge and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside, Snow Mountain and St. John Mountain. Located approximately 18 miles northwest of Maxwell and is accessible via County Road 401.
OAKHURST RANCH
398Â acre gated equestrian estate which includes a newly-remodeled 5,000 sq. ft. tudor residence, matching 6-stall tudor stable, breathtaking valley and creek views and 3 stocked reservoirs.
RANCHO CORTINA
City: Arbuckle State: California
5,480 +/- deeded acres of ranch land comprised of 13 parcels in Colusa County, California. With topography from 700 feet to 2,600 feet in elevation, Rancho Cortina is a great recreational ranch with large populations of black tail deer, black bear, turkey, wild pigs, quail, doves and great predator hunting.
TEHACHAPI TRACTS 6218 & 6723 (VALLEY HIGH)
City: Tehachapi State: California
601Â tentative map lots, with 428 Active Adult Community lots (Tract 6218) and 173 single family residential lots (Tract 6723), on 132.13 acres within the City Limits
Located in Tehachapi, California, 46 miles southeast of the City of Bakersfield on State Highway 58
TEHACHAPI TRACT 6508 (TUCKER HIGHLINE)
55.22 acres, Tract 6508, with 188 tentative map SFR Lots
TEHACHAPI TRACT 6909 (CURRY VALLEY RESIDENTIAL)
26.22 Acres Residential currently under development for 88 tentative map SFR Lots, within the City Limits
HOLLISTER (WAREHOUSE/DISTRIBUTION)
City: Hollister State: California
175,325 sq.ft. warehouse/distribution facility on 7.51 acres
Located in Hollister, California, 50 miles southeast of the City of San Jose at the intersection of State Highways 25 and 156
WOODLAND (WAREHOUSE/DISTRIBUTION FACILITY)
City: Woodland State: California
263,328 sq.ft. warehouse/distribution facility on 13 acres
Located in Woodland, California, 15 miles west of the City of Sacramento on Interstate 5
WHEATLAND 7.6 ACRES COMMERCIAL
City: Wheatland State: California
7.6 acre Highway Commercial parcel
Located in Wheatland, California, 35 miles north of the City of Sacramento on State Highway 65
BLACKS CANYON RANCH
City: Canby State: California
86,000 Acres including 77,000 acres in the Modoc National Forest and the area known as the Devil?s Garden
Located immediately north of the rural community of Canby, in Modoc County, California
IONE (CASTLE OAKS ESTATES)
City: Ione State: California
503 tentative map SFR Lots, 96-unit Multi-Family Residential Parcel, 105-unit Condominium Parcel on 167.255 acres
20.063-acre Commercial Parcel and a 7.021-acre Motel Site Parcel
Located in Ione, California, 40 miles southeast of the City of Sacramento on State Highway 104
SAN JACINTO SFR LOTS
1,036 Single Family Residential Lots on 219 Acres
JACKSONVILLE (COLD STORAGE & DISTRIBUTION)
City: Jacksonville State: Florida
72,373 sq.ft. cold storage and distribution facility on 5.1 acres
Located in Jacksonville, Florida, near the intersection of Interstates 10 and 95
JACKSONVILLE (WAREHOUSE/DISTRIBUTION)
588,267 sq.ft. Warehouse/Distribution facility in 3 buildings on 28 acres
Located in Jacksonville, Florida, near the intersection of Interstates 10 and 295
GAINESVILLE (DISTRIBUTION WAREHOUSE)
City: Gainesville State: Georgia
758,488 sq.ft. warehouse/distribution facility on 53.3 acres
Located in Gainesville, Georgia, 55 miles northeast of Atlanta, Georgia, on Interstate 85/985
BOURBONNAIS (MALL ANCHOR RETAIL)
City: Bourbonnais State: Illinois
80,535 Anchor Box retail at the Northfield Square Mall on 5.73 acres
Located in Bourbonnais, Illinois, 55 miles south of Chicago, Illinois, on Interstate 57
DECATUR INDUSTRIAL CENTER
City: Decatur State: Illinois
516,116 sq.ft. industrial/warehouse facility on 103.36 acres
Located in Decatur, Illinois, 38 miles east of Springfield, Illinois, on Interstate 72
GALESBURG DISTRIBUTION CENTER
City: Galesburg State: Illinois
850,000 sq.ft. warehouse/distribution facility on 75.826 acres
Located in Galesburg, Illinois, 47 miles northwest of the City of Peoria on Interstate 74
GALESBURG MANUFACTURING CENTER
465,720 sq.ft. manufacturing/warehouse facility on 43.83 acres
GALESBURG INDUSTRIAL CENTER
901,686 sq.ft. industrial/warehouse facility on 110 acres
LAFAYETTE (OFFICE BUILDING)
City: Lafayette State: Indiana
13,528 sq.ft., two-story Office Building on 0.30 acres
Located in Lafayette, Indiana, 63 miles northwest of Indianapolis on Interstate 65
PENDLETON (CLASS A OFFICE BUILDING)
City: Pendleton State: Indiana
120,000 sq.ft. Class A Office Building on 20 acres
Located in Pendleton, Indiana, 27 miles northeast of Indianapolis on Interstate 69
FAIRFIELD (MANUFACTURING/WAREHOUSE)
City: Fairfield State: Iowa
210,400 sq.ft. manufacturing/warehouse facility on 28.7 acres
Located in Fairfield, Iowa, 75 miles southwest of the City of Iowa City on Highway 34
CLARION HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTER
City: Sioux City State: Iowa
12-story, 193-room Hotel and Conference Center adjacent to the Sioux City Convention Center and 1 block away from the Mercy Hospital
Located at 707 Fourth Street, in Sioux City, Iowa, 7 miles from the Sioux City Gateway Airport
DANVILLE (INDUSTRIAL/WAREHOUSE)
City: Danville State: Kentucky
781,440 sq.ft. industrial/warehouse facility on 59.353 acres
Located in Danville, Kentucky, approximately 30 miles southwest of Lexington, Kentucky, on U.S. Highway 150
SOMERSET (INDUSTRIAL/WAREHOUSE)
City: Somerset State: Kentucky
314,052 sq.ft. industrial/warehouse facility on 40 acres
Located in Somerset, Kentucky, 80 miles southwest of Lexington on Highway 461
INVER GROVE HEIGHTS (ARBOR POINTE COMMONS)
City: Inver Grove Heights State: Minnesota
56,202 sq.ft. retail center on 5.77 acres
Located in Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota with freeway frontage on Hwy 52/55, just minutes from downtown St. Paul and 20 minutes from downtown Minneapolis
TOWER ISLAND
City: Caruthersville State: Missouri
Approximately 1,200 deeded acres, a true island in the Mississippi River
Located 11.6 miles northeast of Caruthersville, Missouri, which is just north of where I-155 crosses the Mississippi River and 18 miles northwest of Dyersburg, Tennessee
WEST WENDOVER LAND
City: West Wendover State: Nevada
11,805 acres divided into 27 parcels with some I-80 frontage and easy on-off acess to I-80
Located 23 miles west of the City of West Wendover, Nevada
ROCHESTER (GILLETTE BUILDING)
City: Rochester State: New York
65,000 square foot manufacturing facility on 7.91 acres.
Located adjacent to the Greater Rochester International Airport in Rochester, New York
ROCHESTER (RIVER ROAD CORPORATE CENTRE)
150 acre office campus with approximately 310,000 sq.ft. of space in 4 main buildings
Frontage along the Genesee River
Located 15 miles south of Downtown Rochester, New York
ST. JOSEPHS PARKING GARAGE
1,000-car Parking Garage
Muni bond debt is owned by Tower Investments
72 Clinton Avenue North, Rochester, New York
MANHATTAN OFFICE BUILDING
City: New York State: New York
28,800 sq.ft., 5-story office building
Located approximately 1 mile northeast of Central Park in New York City, New York
LEXINGTON (INDUSTRIAL/WAREHOUSE/OFFICE)
City: Lexington State: North Carolina
89,524 sq.ft. industrial/warehouse building with 14,794 of office space on 10.77 acres
Located in Lexington, North Carolina, 57 miles northeast of Charlotte, North Carolina, on Interstate 85
OXFORD (GRANVILLE CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER)
City: Oxford State: North Carolina
139,424 sq.ft. grocery-anchored Retail Center on 18.59 acres
Located in Oxford, North Carolina, 36 miles northeast of Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina, on Interstate 85
ASHEBORO (INDUSTRIAL/WAREHOUSE)
City: Asheboro State: North Carolina
168,266 sq.ft. industrial building on 12.66 acres
Located in Asheboro, North Carolina, 27 miles south of Greensboro, North Carolina, on Interstate 73
GREENSBORO (INDUSTRIAL & RETAIL DEVELOPMENT)
City: GREENSBORO State: North Carolina
300,000 sq.ft. industrial facility on 31 acres
513,000 sq.ft. retail redevelopment project known as The Shoppes at Piedmont Crossing
Located in Greensboro, North Carolina, 67 miles west of Raleigh, North Carolina, on Interstate 40
GRANITEVILLE (INDUSTRIAL/WAREHOUSE)
City: Graniteville State: South Carolina
454,844 sq.ft. industrial/warehouse facility on 43.17 acres
Located in Graniteville, South Carolina, 12 miles northeast of Augusta, Georgia, on Interstate 20.
GREENVILLE (INDUSTRIAL/WAREHOUSE)
City: Greenville State: South Carolina
Located in Greenville, South Carolina, 145 miles northeast of Atlanta, Georgia, on Interstate 85
THE HEMLOCKS AT HURRICANE CREEK
City: Jamestown State: Tennessee
Located on the Cumberland Plateau between Crossville and Jamestown, Tennessee, on Coal Lane
The Hemlocks encompasses over 600 acres with 20 private estate lots ranging in size from 20 to 100 acres (Hurricane Creek frontage lots and panorama bluff view lots available)
Horses welcome
NASHVILLE (401 BROADWAY)
City: Nashville State: Tennessee
Merchants Restaurant, a 17,910 Sq. Ft. Restaurant building located at 401 Broadway
Centrally located to numerous sports and entertainment venues in downtown Nashville, Tennessee
41,500 Sq.Ft. Commercial building located at 411 Broadway.
Centrally located to numerous sports and entertainment venues in downtown Nashville, Tennessee.
NASHVILLE (499 DAVIDSON ST / EAST BANK)
499 Davidson is a +/-3.78-acre city block on the East Bank of downtown Nashville.
The property fronts the corner of Davidson & South 5th Street on the East Bank, midway between Nissan Stadium and Shelby Park. The property is adjacent to the I-24 downtown connector.
NASHVILLE (4TH and GATEWAY)
3.105 Acres of commercial land under contract to Omni Hotels at $180 per square foot for the Music City Convention Center hotel
Centrally located to numerous sports and entertainment venues in Downtown Nashville
DYERSBURG (INDUSTRIAL/WAREHOUSE)
City: Dyersburg State: Tennessee
262,000 Sq.Ft. industrial/warehouse facility on 63.8 acres
Located in Dyersburg, Tennessee, 85 miles northeast of Memphis on Interstate 155
MORRISTOWN (INDUSTRIAL/WAREHOUSE)
City: Morristown State: Tennessee
Located in Morristown, Tennessee, 47 miles northeast of Knoxville on Interstate 81
THE VISTAS AT SKINNER MOUNTAIN
Located on the Cumberland Plateau, near Jamestown, Tennessee, on Skinner Mountain Road
The Vistas encompasses over 4,800 acres of rolling hills
Lots range in size from 20 to 100 acres (greenbelt lots and panorama bluff view lots available)
BEECHWOOD PLANTATION
City: Leipers Fork State: Tennessee
Located in Historic Leipers Fork, just 30 minutes south of Nashville, Tennessee
500 acre, premiere equestrian community including 6 miles of trails.
22 luxury homesite ranging from 6-42 acres.
TRACELAND ESTATES
Located in Historic Leipers Fork, adjacent to the Natchez Trace Parkway on Parker Branch Road, just 30 minutes south of Nashville, Tennessee
Five (5) wooded estate lots ranging in size from 9.55 to 23.82 acres
Feautuing Jerome History Houses.
HOUSTON (OCEANEERING OFFICE BUILDING)
City: Houston State: Texas
63,458 sq.ft. single-tenant office building on 3.1495 acres
Located in Houston, Texas, within minutes of Interstate 45 (Gulf Freeway) and located along Space Center Boulevard near the intersection of Bay Area Boulevard.
MILTON (INDUSTRIAL/WAREHOUSE)
City: Milton State: West Virginia
274,581 sq.ft. industrial/warehouse facility on approximately 8 acres
Located in Milton, West Virginia, 30 miles west of Charleston, West Virginia, on Interstate 64


SAMPE's impact on the technical community is largely due to its international and regional symposia and conferences. As SAMPE's interests and membership base broadened, so has the scope of its meetings. Today, topics include composites, metals, ceramics, fabrication processes, polymers, reinforcements, adhesives, testing and analysis, and environmental issues. A strong emphasis on the market aspects of this technology provides an insight into current and future applications.
The International Symposium, which is part of the Symposium and Exhibition, is an annual event held in the Spring in the USA. A European Symposium is also held annually. A Japan Symposium occurs biannually and takes place in late November or early December. Both the European and Japanese Symposia are held concurrently with an Exhibition. The International SAMPE Technical Conference is an annual event held in the Fall. In addition, other special conferences may be scheduled, and chapters frequently have Regional Seminars or other special events.
Our largest exhibition is held with the Symposium in the Spring and features booths with over 200 companies. The fall Technical Conference may have either booths or tabletop exhibits.


Dave was born in Newark, NJ in 1952 and grew up in Summit. His dad introduced him to fly fishing at an early age and the two of them frequented "Ken Lockwood Gorge" on the So Branch of the Raritan River. After graduating from Spring Hill College, Mobile, AL, he began working for Laboratory Procedures (Upjohn Co.) in 1974. After numerous acquisitions, he retired from Quest Diagnostics in 2013 after 39 years.
After retiring, he filled his time as a volunteer with PHWFF Coatesville VAMC. In 2014 he became APL for West Bradford and became PA DRC in 2016. In 2017 he took on the PL role for West Bradford as well as continuing as PA DRC. He became PA RC in the fall of 2018.
Dave enjoys any day on the water with either a single handed rod or a two hander. For the past 12 years he has most often reached for a Spey Rod even on relatively smaller water. With rods 13+ feet from 4wt to 9wt, he finds it a more exhilarating yet contemplative method of fishing.
His tying experience has also expanded from traditional nymphs, wets and streamers to include Irish North Country wets, traditional and modern spey flies as well as mixed wing "Wm. Blacker" style salmon flies.
When he is not fishing or supporting PHWFF, he either spends time with his sons Matt and Michael, daughter-in-law Mary and grandkids Ben, Clara and Owen or traveling internationally with his wife Pat.


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Reduced numbers at 2019 March for Choice after referendum win but a big fight is coming in 2021
The 2019 annual March for Choice in Dublin was smaller than the previous two marches as many assumed the abortion referendum that Repealed the hated 8th amendment had settled the issue. In fact the legislation brought in by the Fine Gael government in the months after the referendum left some groups behind, in particular migrants and forces everyone to go through a medically useless 3 day waiting period. Despite being warned about this and other issues including the trans exclusive language Fine Gael went ahead with the flawed legislation so some still have to travel and not everyone has the papers or resources to be able to do so. The legislation is up for review in 2021 and the anti-choice organisations are gearing up to try and roll back the legislation, the pro-choice movement needs to not only stop them doing so but needs to try and force whoever is in power to remove the flaws in the legislation. [Video]
Video - all of 2018 March for Choice as it passes down the Dublin quays
This video shows all of the 2018 March for Choice pass down the quays in Dublin. This year we had won the refrendum but much is left to fight for in terms of the details of the legislation and standing down the inevotable anti-choice attempts that will be made once the lefislation comes in to intimidate doctors, as welll as women and pregnant who will finally be able to access free, safe and legal abortion in Ireland. [video]
Moral philosophy and abortion
The debate around abortion is sometimes characterised as an opposition between the morals of the church and personal morals. But is this an accurate description? Moral philosophy can broadly be defined as the branch of philosophy that contemplates what is right and wrong. It explores the nature of morality and examines how people should live their lives in relation to others. But a closer look at what characterises moral philosophy leads to the conclusion that while the expression "relying on personal morals" may come across as a useful shortcut to describe what the pro-choice stance is about, it is also a misuse of moral terminology which has the effect of casting a positive light on moral philosophy, rather than helping us come to terms with the deeply problematic nature of this field. As I hope to make clear, arguments in favour of abortion rights are rooted in anti-authoritarianism whereas moral philosophy can only exist as a rhetorical tool of authoritarianism (even when it is used with good intentions).
Processions in Belfast sees large pro-choice bloc
Sunday 10th June saw Processions2018 take place in Belfast and three other UK cities to commemorate some women winning the vote 100 years ago.
The Belfast event saw quite a large pro-choice bloc under the Alliance for Choice banner which comprised more than half of the entire event. Calls were made for reproductive justice and choice to be enacted in the north.
UK Supreme Court says north ban on abortion "incompatible" with Human Rights
Somewhat good news in the struggle for abortion provision in the north, the courts may refuse to act but grassroots activists are taking to the streets on Sunday. Pressure continues to build following the successful Repeal campaign in the south to introduce abortion law reform north of the border. Join Alliance for Choice as part of the Processions march on June 10th, Titanic Slipways at 12 noon.
All Polls shows Yes lead for Repeal but it could still be close if previous patterns hold
Two new opinions polls were out Sunday morning on next Fridays referendum to remove the hated 8th amendment to the constitution that equates the life of a woman with that of a foetus. Both this mornings polls are good news for the Yes to Repeal campaign with an increased Yes vote since the same companies' previous polls.
What Happened When Portugal Decriminalised Abortion?
With the referendum to repeal the 8th amendment on May 25th drawing nearer, it's with great interest that we look at the experience of other countries which have struggled against an abortion ban like ours, to learn from the lessons of the campaign, and to 'look into the future', as it were, and see the result of decriminalising abortion. As such, here are some brief notes on Portugal.
On 11th February 2007, in a national referendum, the Portuguese voted in favor of the decriminalization of the "voluntary interruption of the pregnancy" (VGI). It was the end of more than 30 years of struggles, advances and retreats, with many public debates dividing several quarters of Portuguese society.
Fascist Party Openly Campaigns as 'Abortion Never' to Keep 8th Amendment
Seen any of these posters around recently? You may be interested to know they are a product of the 'Abortion Never' campaign, an initiative of the anti-immigrant, far-right National Party. The party is led by one Justin Barrett who is arguably best known for leading Youth Defence from the early nineties until 2004.
In the past he has attended several events hosted by the German NPD, a Neo-Nazi group, whose then deputy leader confirmed that the NPD was 'friendly' with Youth Defence. Italian fascist group 'Forza Nuovo' reported that Mr Barrett has also attended several of their events in the early 2000's.
Even after Mr Barrett's departure, Youth Defence still managed to grab the headlines though. In 2013, a Youth Defence billboard truck parked outside the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre carrying a billboard that read: "The abortion bill won't make women safer, it will just kill babies". The company who owned the truck refused to carry any more Youth Defence material after the wave of outrage that followed.
Belfast rallies in solidarity with demand to Repeal the 8th
Belfast stood in solidarity with our sisters and comrades in the south as they took to the streets in Dublin and elsewhere to protest for a Repeal of the hated 8th Amendment. A tiny contingent of protesters from Precious Life turned up to counter the demo and continued with the recent tradition of being massively outnumbered in Belfast.
While the battle to repeal the 8th has been ongoing for years, it is now truly beginning to heat up with a referendum due to be held this summer. The anti-choicers are beginning to panic as they become more anxious that they will lose control over our bodies.
Finally a Referendum to Repeal the 8th - Organising Made this Happen
The announcement that there will be a referendum to Repeal the hated 8th amendment is the product of decades of active campaigning. Pro-choice campaigners built for repeal ever since the referendum was passed in 1983. If at first this seemed like a distant demand now repeal looks by far the most likely outcome in May. The story of how this happened illustrates how change comes in general. That is not through elections but through people getting organised to demand that change, regardless of which politicians happen to be running the show in any particular year.


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Making a Spanish Polychrome Sculpture
Learn about the techniques used to create a remarkably realistic seventeenth-century sculpture.
In conjunction with a long-term didactic exhibition on the J. Paul Getty Museum's sculpture Saint Ginés de la Jara, we produced a video comprised of a 3-D animation and live action to demonstrate the carving and painting techniques used in Spain hundreds of years ago. This is a good example of technology effectively used to clearly demonstrate an intricate artistic process. The combination of digital imagery with the live footage of artists makes this video appealing to a broad audience and promotes a deeper appreciation of the art form. The video was displayed on touchscreen kiosks, in the museum's movie theater, and distributed online through multiple channels.
The video was developed in a manner that would make it a relevant resource for understanding the methods used to create any Spanish polychrome sculpture. Consequently, it has been featured by museums in London, Spain, Indianapolis, and Washington, D.C.
Produced for The J. Paul Getty Museum exhibition La Roldana's Saint Ginés: The Making of a Polychrome Sculpture in 2009.
Custom interactive video application running on 17" touch screen computers with listening wands; also available online.
Director and cinematographer: Paco Link
Producer: Lien Nguyen
Production coordinator: Keeli Shaw
Writer/editor: Maria Gilbert
Developer: Mark Baltzegar
MUSE Award (Silver), American Association of Museums
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Miranda Kerr Shares Her Sunday Self-Care Ritual
Singer Thelma Plum Gets Real About Anxiety, Her Music And The Industry
Miranda Kerr On Her 'Modern Family' And Finding Out The Gender Of Baby Number 3
The Magical Food That Can Improve Nearly All Of Your Skin Issues
Jackie Gillies Opens Up About Social Media Bullying
It's Totally Normal To Grieve Fictional Characters When They Die, According To Science
When Did We All Become So Incredibly Impatient?
Fake Smiling At Work Makes You More Likely To Drink Heavily, Study Says
Miranda Kerr's Baby Bump Makes Its Red Carpet Debut
Miranda Kerr And Evan Spiegel Are Expecting Their Second Child
Gwyneth Paltrow's Daughter Apple Martin Is Officially A Sassy Teenager
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Miranda Kerr Talks Babies, Business And Why She's Loving Her "Mum-Bod"
Six months after the birth of her second son, the mum of two has never been more content - by Alexandra Carlton
The below is a preview of our January cover interview with Miranda Kerr. Read the full profile in our new issue, on sale Thursday 29th November.
Meet Miranda Kerr 2.0 — the organic kale salad has been interspersed with hot chips and chocolate and the jet-set lifestyle replaced with a family-lead life of routine and consistency.
It's a welcome change, and one that Kerr has embraced after settling into motherhood again following the May birth of her second son, Hart, with Snapchat wunderkind Evan Spiegel. For the first time since she hit the global modelling circuit back in 2004, Kerr has been able to keep her feet firmly on the ground, a position the model turned beauty boss is relishing in.
"It's such a luxury to be able to be settled, to be in one place and have routines," Kerr tells marie claire Australia. These days, her schedule revolves around her three babies — Hart, her son Flynn, 7, with Orlando Bloom, and her business, Kora Organics — now sold in 2500 retailers worldwide.
Photography: Nino Muñoz, styling: Jana Pokorny
"I'm always busy, but I'm balanced busy," says Kerr, who takes Hart, six months, to work with her at the Kora office, located not far from the L.A home where she and Spiegel live. "I love being a Mum, it's the most rewarding thing."
She's even enjoying her new-found "mum-bod". In response to recent tabloids that scrutinized her growing pregnancy body – none of it fazed her: "It's really important as women that we're gentle with ourselves and don't feel like we have to snap back into shape after a baby," Kerr says. "It's OK, I've got a mum-bod and it's fine!"
It's not exactly a belly, but the rock-hard abs she was famous for back in her Victoria's Secret modelling days are no longer visible. "I don't mind. It's all part of it. I took nine months – well, 10 months – to grow a beautiful child and it might take 10 months to feel good in a swimsuit again. Or longer. Or never!"
It's a refreshing perspective, and Kerr has never looked more beautiful for it. Her confidence levels have changed too — something she credits her husband of 18 months for. Beyond parenthood, the couple collaborate in their respective businesses, with Kerr revealing that Spiegel gave her the courage to take Kora into global cosmetics retail giant Kora in 2017 — a move that has boosted sales by 800 per cent.
"I feel really grateful for his love and support," she says. "And I love seeing him with the boys, they're really lucky to have him in their lives."
Read more in the January issue of marie claire, out Thursday.
Alexandra Carlton
Alex writes news, features, food, travel, parenting, opinion and social commentary for some of the country's best-known mastheads including Marie Claire, Qantas, Kidspot, Whimn, news.com.au, Gourmet Traveller, Sunday Life, Stellar and more.


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When is the best time to take Cymbalta? I know its best to take with a meal but which meal is best?
Thank you Chuck. Since my husband died last November, I have tried wellbyteun, zoloft,and paxil, but they didmt help much. Cynbalta does help. Wonder what the difference is?
My doctor told me to take it in the morning, probably because the norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor can keep you awake. I didn't take mine with food and I didn't have stomach problems. But everyone is different.
I am so glad I finally found this! Because of chronic pain, I was used to staying up many nights. I tried to take my meds at 7 pm, but it seemed to me like the nights I goofed and didn't take it until 11 or so, I stayed up all nights. Even when I was tired. So I will take it in the morning from now on!
I didn't even know you were suooosed to take it with meals! Didn't seem to bother me, though.
Most anti-depressants take about a week or two to start working.
Well I took Cymbalta for many years and I took it at night before bed for several years, but I found it wasn't helping during the day, so I started taking it after breakfast and found it seemed to work much better. Medication is unique in the fact that it works so differently on each person. I would suggest trying it both morning and night for several months each and see which time works best for YOU!
Cymbalta was making me drowsy during the day. My Dr. recommend to take it at bedtime. I feel great now.
I have been on cymbals 60mg for 10yrs. I have always taken it in the morning on a empty stomach however, 3 days ago my Dr upped my dose to 90 mg. I have been sleepy all through the day taking the 90mg. Wondering if taking it at night might solve the sleepiness or taking 60mg in the morning and 30mg in the evening? Opinions please!
It depends what you're taking it for. If you're just taking it for pain then it doesn't matter what time of day you're taking it. If you're taking it for depression, first thing in the morning is best. It doesn't matter whether you take it with or without food depending on your tolerance for medication on an empty stomach is the only issue. I've been taking Cymbalta for over 10 years and I'm at the point now where I can take it in the morning before breakfast on an empty stomach and it doesn't bother me. And it still works!
I was told by my doctor to take it in the morning and have been doing so for years now. I haven't had any problems with it.
My doctor told me to take it with breakfast. I have been doing this for several years now.
I take Cymbalta for pain. 40 mg caused side effects so am trying 20 mg twice a day. So far, so good!
Hi I'm in process of trying to get off ultram- been on it over 5 yrs for chronic pain back and neck pain. Dr. Put me on 20 mg. Then uped it cause it wasn't strong enough to 40 mg. a day so one am and one pm And it's still not enough to cover my pain- I have a hard time going to sleep and am tired in the mornings. So I'd say I need some tweaking also. Hope you get straightened out soon. Good luck.
Cymbalta makes me crash in the early evening too! What did you find for a solution??
Hi, I was on Cymbalta about 10 years ago, my Dr. said it helps with Chronic back pain.. I stopped using it after 3-4 months because it did nothing for my pain. I am sure it works or helps others just not me. It made me sick to my stomach, so I took it as I was going to bed. I wasn't sick in the morning. Best of luck to you!
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Cadets Disarm the Gladiators
4 years ago Joe Mumola
St. John's football team opened up their championship-defending season with a 49-0 rout of the Johns Creek (GA) Gladiators.
After the Cadets' defense forced a 3-and-out on the opening drive, quarterback Sol-Jay Maiava '20 stepped onto the field for the first time as a St. John's Cadet.
"I was excited," he said after the game. "Couldn't wait to play, we've been working so hard…I'm not gonna lie, I was a little nervous, walking down those steps."
Maiava got off to a quick start, completing his first pass – a long throw to Rakim Jarrett '20 – before running the ball into the end zone on the next play.
Maiava finished with 2 touchdowns and no interceptions in 3 quarters of play.
"They want me to use my legs…we're just making plays, that's all," Maiava said of his run game. He noted that the speed of play in the WCAC was the biggest change from his previous season playing for Kahuku High School in Hawaii.
On the other side of the ball, the St. John's defense held strong, keeping Johns Creek out of the end zone and posting a shutout. Defensive back/wide receiver Mordecai McDaniel '20 blocked a punt with less than a minute left in the first quarter and returned it for a touchdown, giving St. John's a 14-0 lead. Afterwards, recent graduate Cam Goode '18, who was on the sidelines throughout the game, presented McDaniel with a wrestling belt, adorned with the team motto "Iron Sharpens Iron," for the play.
Running back Keilan Robinson '19, whose availability for the game was unclear at kickoff due to a leg injury, ended up entering the game and scoring 1 touchdown over 2 quarters.
"We were seeing how it [his leg] felt, and it felt good all week, so we decided to come out here and give it a test drive," Robinson said after the game.
"We didn't want to run him, we just tried him a little bit," Head Coach John Casamento said.
St John's also tried out their passing game, with Maiava recording his first passing touchdown in the second quarter, a 31 yard pass to wide receiver Cam Ross '19. On the next Cadet possession, Robinson worked around the defense on an 11-yard touchdown run, and after sophomore running back Colby McDonald got his first of two touchdowns, St. John's would enter halftime with a 35-0 lead. In the third quarter, senior running back Ronald Cook scored on an 11-yard run to make it 42-0. Backup quarterback Wyatt Hogan '22 entered the game for the fourth quarter in a drive ending in McDonald's second touchdown.
"For Sol-Jay…this is his first time trying to run this offense; it's not like he's been here forever," Coach Casamento said after the game. "So that was good experience…we just told him, trust the offense, just run the offense and he'll be fine. You know, he's young, he's never really been coached. It's gonna be great [having him]."
On the team's defense, Casamento said, "we've had two scrimmages and one game and we haven't given up a touchdown…all I know is, [these] kids play pretty well."
When asked about next week's road trip to play against Hoover High (AL), Coach Casamento said, "We have to go and win this game…they've got a great program and a great tradition, they've been champions for a long time. They're used to it, we're not; so we got to go down there and play like we are."
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Music by the Jericho Old Time Band.
Lunch for sale on the stage: Homemade Soup, salad, & artisan bread.
Snack booth with popcorn, cider and dessert for sale.
2:00 Food Demonstration in the park by Steve Townsend using local food from the Oxford Uptown Farmers Market.
"Why Buy Certified Organic Food" with Charles Ganelon, Harv Roehling, and Jeremiah Blossom.
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INTRODUCING Joyce Wrice [NEW MUSIC]
Get up in your '80s-baby feels over Joyce Wrice's visual, "Ain't No Need." The clip captures the look and feel of an ancient New Edition video. Director Alima Jennings went all out on this one—the static and glitches, geometric-shaped graphics and overall cable access realness of "Ain't No Need" is so on-point that it initially sparked a quick, curious Wiki search to discover the whereabouts of this obscure singer from 1983.
Relive, or experience anew, that bygone music video era when a girl could lamp against her plastic chaise lounge, dial up her bae on a cell phone (the size and weight of a cinderblock) and just sing. L.A.-based newcomer Joyce Wrice delivers a funky, feathery vocal over a tight track that caught the golden ear of The Roots's Questlove, who recently tweeted his admiration for the song on his page.
Produced by DJ Harrison and Mndsgn, Joyce Wrice's "Ain't No Need" deliciously updates a dubby '80s electro-&-B vibe (reincarnated as chillwave in recent years), and it's a catchy banger that's calling your name.
Listen to more new music from Joyce Wrice at her website and her Soundcloud page, and shout her out on Facebook, Twitter and her Instagram page.
Kristen Hayden Is the First Black Woman to Win a National Diving Title
Sun Singleton is a Northern Virginia-born singer/journalist based in New York City. Follow her on Twitter @sunsing.
Welcome to INTRODUCING—EBONY.com's showcase for the hottest independent artists bubbling up underneath the mainstream music industry! On a weekly basis, we'll feature video visuals and info on some of the most talented artists around the country. EBONY.com's INTRODUCING helps these indie artists spread their voices internationally! Music acts: email [email protected] to be considered.
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Dublin Airport is delighted to welcome the launch of United Airways new service to Chicago.
United's new service coupled with additional capacity on a number of transatlantic routes, will deliver an 18% increase in services to North America this summer, which is equivalent to 300,000 extra seats. During the peak summer months ten airlines will operate 328 flights each week to15 North American destinations.
Welcoming the new route Dublin Airport Managing Director, Vincent Harrison said he was particularly pleased to see United start a new summer service to Chicago. "We are delighted that United has started services to Chicago giving both business and leisure passengers greater choice and flexibility between Dublin and the US this summer.
"United have gone from strength to strength since entering the Irish market back in 1998 under the Continental Airlines tailfin. The airline now has services to Newark, Washington Dulles and Chicago from Dublin Airport," Mr Harrison added.
Last year, Dublin Airport welcomed a record 2.1 million transatlantic passengers, which was a 14% increase on the previous 12 months. So far this year, transatlantic traffic is up a further 8%.
United's flight to Chicago will depart Dublin Airport daily at 09.50, arriving in Chicago at 12.15 the same day. The return flight will depart Chicago at 18.05 arriving in Dublin Airport at 07.35.
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It was fun learning what my top 9 Instagram posts were in 2016, too!
Many thanks to everyone who's connected with me and inspired me on Instagram in 2016!
Looking forward to an inspiration filled 2017, too!
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The Town Board Workshop Meeting in Clarkstown on April 21 was opened up with a speech by Hon. Christopher St. Lawrence, the Town of Ramapo's Supervisor.
"It's time for Samuel Road to be opened up," said St. Lawrence. There is a gate at Newport Drive in Nanuet, where it intersects with Samuel Road in Chestnut Ridge.
"I hope my words today will help us from lawyering up, because we will." He said that the road needs to be opened up for the safety of the residents. He mentioned an incident where an ambulance had to take a detour to get to an emergency situation, which delayed them about 12 minutes, greatly affecting the patient's outcome. He said by having the road blocked off by a gate, it has become an area of crime, with needles and drug paraphernalia being found.
Clarkstown Town Attorney, Amy Mele, explained that Samuel Road used to be a dead end for about 30 years. It wasn't too long ago that a new road was added that opened it up. There are also keys distributed to emergency personnel for the gate in case of emergency situations. Clarkstown is currently waiting on a court decision about the gate and will know the outcome in the next few weeks.
Highway Superintendent, Wayne Ballard, continued his discussion on road repairs, asking the town board for an additional $2.5 million on top of their budgeted amount. He said he can't say which roads will be completed until he knows exactly how much money he will have. He will then cluster the areas that are close together to get as much done as quickly as possible. Supervisor Alexander Gromack asked the town board if they want to approve this one time change. Councilman George Hoehmann was not at the last workshop meeting where the roads were initially discussed and didn't feel comfortable making a decision without further analysis and research. He wants to see what can be cut from the capital budget to make room for these additional costs. He said they need to have a larger discussion on what they are doing with the roads for maintenance on a year to year basis.
Councilwoman Stephanie Hausner expressed concern about further cuts in the budget, as they have already cut deeply to get where it is. Gromack said they will all take the next week or so to see what, if anything, can be cut, but agreed it may be difficult. For now, Ballard will allocate the funds that he already has so they can get started on some of the roads.
The Davenport Preserve, which consists of 83.5 acres in two parcels, was back up for discussion. The properties were transferred to the town via two life estates and have a restrictive covenant on them. On the property, there is the Zippy Fleisher House, which would cost between 153,000 and 195,000 dollars to renovate or 12,250 dollars to demolish. Councilwoman Shirley Lasker has been working to find a way to preserve the property without demolishing it and without costing the taxpayer a ton of money.
A group called Strawtown Studio is interested in using the land for plant based education. Someone would live in the House on the property and would be responsible for the bulk of the renovations as exchange for living there. The town would be responsible for any asbestos removal, window installation, solar panel installation, and sewer/septic setup. Members of the public and the historical association were both concerned over somebody living there, wondering about the legality of the situation. They also want other options to be put out there besides this one only.
Mele assured that it is legal, and has been done in other places. Laurie Seeman of Strawtown Art and Garden Studio said that the land would be used within the guidelines of the covenant and said it would be the perfect spot for this type of education, for both children and adults. They bring art and science together, study gardening and plants, water shed teaching, and much more. They also have a capacity building grant which will get them started.
Gromack reminded the group that this is just a discussion and a decision will not be made yet.


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Miranda Kerr walks barefoot on grass to help with jet lag
cinema | IANS | Published : Wed, Aug 10, 2022, 12:49 PM
Model Miranda Kerr walked "barefoot on the grass" to help her "reconnect" after a long flight.
The 39-year-old Australian model, who has Flynn, 11, with former-husband Orlando Bloom and Hart, four, and two-year-old Myles with spouse Evan Spiegel, shared the way she copes with jet lag which is to take the time to "rebalance" herself, reports aceshowbiz.com.
"I like to go for a walk outside when I arrive and, if possible, go barefoot on the grass to reconnect, ground myself and have a bit of time to rebalance," Miranda said, speaking to PORTER.
"Melatonin is also great to help get you in the time zone."
Meanwhile, Miranda recently revealed that she travels light when she goes on holiday with her family and has learned to mix and match a limited number of pieces to create "endless" outfits.
She said, "Start with easy crochet cover-ups in black or white. They're so easy to pack and never wrinkle. Then throw in denim shorts and mix and match any of your swimsuits to create endless outfits.
"Bring a simple white cotton shirt and a great pair of flats, and you're set." When it comes to shoes, Miranda opts to pack comfy Nike sneakers and neutral sandals and heels.
"I like to mix high and low," she added.
She urged people to slow down and cherish their vacation time for the sake of their mental health.


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Mohamed El-Erian, the former Pimco chief executive, is moving into the peer-to-peer finance industry after leading a $12M equity raise in a new lender called Payoff.
The former PIMCO CEO is the lead investor in the first $12 million equity raising for a new, Orange County-based peer-to-peer lending company called Payoff, according to the Financial Times. Payoff says it will make online loans more efficiently than traditional banks using a combination of behavioral science and big data. Unlike other P2P companies like Lending Club and Prosper, which began by connecting retail lenders and borrowers, Payoff is restricting itself to accredited investors (as that's where its competitors have mostly ended up, anyway).


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Man arrested for indecent exposures – Leamington/Warwick
A man has been arrested on suspicion of indecent exposure, in connection with a number of offences in South Warwickshire.
A 25-year-old man from the Dudley area was arrested this afternoon and is currently in police custody.
The arrest is in connection with the following reported indecent exposures:
At around 6.40am on Thursday 25 February, by the junction of Franklin Road and Landor Road, Whitnash. Incident 318 of 25 February.
Between 5.45am and 5.55am on Tuesday 2 March, on Gainsborough Drive near the junction of St. David's Close. Incident 51 of 2 March.
At 5.45am on Tuesday 16 March, on St Mary's Road in the direction of Sydenham. Incident 43 of 16 March 2021.
At 5.45am on Thursday 25 March, by the walkway to Pericles Close by Ophelia Drive, Warwick Gates. Incident 40 of 25 March 2021.
An incident at around 6.50am near Fisheries Park, Bishops Itchington on Thursday 22 April. Incident 51 of 22 April 2021.
An incident at around 7am this morning (Thursday 29 April) on Byfield Road, Priors Marston. Incident number 35 of 29 April 2021.
Anyone who witnessed any of the reported offences or who may have dashcam or CCTV footage in the locations at the above times/dates is asked to call Warwickshire Police on 101, quoting the relevant incident number.
Information can also be given to the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or via their website.
Issued: HCB, Corporate Communications