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Area youths learn basics of shooting
BUFFALO GAP – As Zack Harris placed the shotgun on the pocket of his right shoulder, he could feel the weight of the...
Area youths learn basics of shooting BUFFALO GAP – As Zack Harris placed the shotgun on the pocket of his right shoulder, he could feel the weight of the... Check out this story on newsleader.com: http://www.newsleader.com/story/sports/2014/03/22/taking-aim/6742261/
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Rick Layser of the National Wild Turkey Federation teaches boys how to trap shoot during a JAKES youth gun event on Saturday, March 22, 2014, at the Shenandale Gun Club in Swoope. The Augusta County Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation partnered with other organizations to put on the event, which taught kids how to shoot with air guns, bows and arrows, shotguns, how to trap shoot and the ins and outs of trapping.(Photo: Katie Currid/The News Leader, Katie Currid/The News Leader)Buy Photo
BUFFALO GAP – As Zack Harris placed the shotgun on the pocket of his right shoulder, he could feel the weight of the instrument in his hands. The 14-year-old had been shooting since he was 8, but his body still hadn't caught up to his head.
He drew the gun down, waiting for the OK from the instructor, then chirped "pull" to a student behind him, who was holding the skeet-yielding button. The orange and black clay bird floated upward, rounding at the peak of its height, then started to dip.
Harris squinted once more, the gun entrenched on his cheek, then pulled the trigger, blasting the target into smithereens. Success never felt so good … until he did it again. And again.
The teenager was part of the National Wild Turkey Federation's Augusta County chapter's J.A.K.E.S. event — Juniors Acquiring Knowledge Ethics & Sportsmanship — at the Shenandale Gun Club on Saturday in Swoope.
More than 80 youths were in attendance of the event, now in its 10th year. The Augusta County chapter of the NWTF raised funds of more than $3,000 for the outing, said chapter president Lennie Tolley, though it required just $10 in return from youths as part of the event.
Those in attendance were given lessons on conservation, trapping, firearm safety and ethics in hunting before they were given the ability to shoot shotguns, air rifles and bows and arrows.
"It's a time for the family to come together and to learn a little bit about the outdoors," Tolley said. "So many kids nowadays are playing video games and they don't get to hunt and fish. It teaches them a little bit about conservation, about hunting and the shooting sports."
Local chapter volunteers were on hand to advocate and teach young shooters various lessons. Buffalo Gap senior Cole Young and Tracy Horn, an experienced adult shooter, led young children through target practice with air rifles.
Former Region 4 Game Warden Frank Moody led others through the basics of understanding the shotgun. He spoke of learning how to distinguish "cross-eye domination," holding the gun correctly and shooting accuracy — putting it in the pocket of the shoulder.
Buffy Eppard, a champion bow hunter, led students through the bow and arrow, touching on where to place feet (shoulder width apart), arms (extended, but not cocked), and the string, using three fingers (on the cheek with your index finger).
Wayne Erskine, a five-time Virginia skeet shooting champion, taught older students advanced skeet shooting.
"Most of us that are volunteers in the chapter, we do turkey hunt, but it's not a prerequisite to the shooting sports," Tolley said. "My daughter wouldn't hunt, but she's a really good sporting clay shooter. She loves to shoot skeet. She doesn't care about hunting. So you don't have to hunt to enjoy shooting."
Rob Clements and Steve Branch, two fathers with young boys at the event, said the day was important, as it showed the ropes to their children, who might one day wield a gun on their own.
"Getting them out and getting them involved is important," said Branch, who has a 6-year-old. "My family is a hunting family, so this is very important to get him out here and to get him used to the firearms and let him see how fun it can be."
Clements had 7-year-old twin boys at the event. He said he hoped the day taught them how to safely operate firearms. But he also hoped that they took a little bit away from it.
"Hopefully it's to get kids more encouraged in the outdoors more and toward the shooting sports," he said. "They don't necessarily want to hunt or be involved. It's more or less for shooter safety and just the enjoyment of shooting firearms and having fun."
Harris, meanwhile, later joined students at the advanced skeet shooting station, where again he was met with orange and black clay birds.
The result wasn't much different than the first.
"You get better aiming here," he said.
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Ivan Shvedoff
Known For: Acting · Birthday: 1969-09-21 · Gender: Male · Place of Birth: Leningrad, RSFSR, USSR (now St. Petersburg, Russia)
24 Movies · 14 TV shows
Also Known As: Iwan Shvedoff
Shvedoff was born in Leningrad (now Saint Petersburg) in the Russian SFSR. Shvedoff first started his acting career as a theater actor in the Theater of Youth Creativity (1979-1986). He studied acting at the Saint Petersburg State Theatre Arts Academy from 1987 to 1991, and made his film debut in The Chekist in 1992. Shvedoff has lived in Prague since the late 1990s.He has appeared in several Hollywood films usually as Russian or Eastern Bloc characters, including Enemy at the Gates, The Bourne Supremacy and Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol. He was also a Russian dialog coach for Matt Damon in The Bourne Identity.
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I know I'm not supposed to say that because I'm a Christian and I'm supposed to have all the strength of Jesus, and I know I do, but each day is getting a little bit harder to manage, a little bit harder to pretend everything is okay.
But, okay is a cop-out.
It's a way to wiggle around the truth. It pacifies the question, but it doesn't actually answer it. Okay is a way to say something without actually saying anything.
And I'm wearing out from the weight of okay and all that's not being said.
It seems to me that church should be a place to go where the weight of things get shared and carried a little bit. I mean, I think we're told that much in Paul's letters to the Galatians , chapter 6.
But, my church has taken a major blow and I'm not sure that we know what "carrying" looks like anymore. We know what chaos and confusion and blame look like, but we've gotten bad about being quick to see God and grace and kindness in one other.
I'm grateful that I see these things in the women I meet with on Tuesday nights. We do "church" by eating and praying and praising and celebrating and enjoying one another. We do "church" by being real with one another, and listening for wisdom from one another, and opening our Bibles together. And last night, they "carried" for me by letting me share my heavy heart and immediately carrying me to the feet of Jesus in prayer in a moment when I lacked the strength to do it for myself.
And then they hugged me, not one by one, but as a group. I let myself fall into them as they wrapped their arms around me, enveloped in their love and support, knowing that they were quite literally taking my weight.
In this season, I'm letting church take on all kinds of meanings. Sometimes I'll find it on Sunday morning sitting in a pew listening to a sermon. But maybe in this season of brokenness and hurt and chaos, I don't find church there every Sunday. Maybe I find it among the women of my Bible study, or at dinners with my parents, or coffee dates with my closest friends. Maybe I find it with those people of God with whom I can be honest and say that I'm not okay, but who unfailingly point me back to Him.
Maybe we find it in coming together and inviting Jesus quite simply to meet us where we are. And maybe we find it in His love and grace that envelops each of us.
And maybe, just maybe, that moves us past wearing out and just being okay.
My friend in Bible study was, of course, talking about Old Testament Joseph, the guy who had a multicolored robe forced upon him by his father, which I can only assume was gaudy because it always looks gaudy on flannelgraph, and who was sold into slavery by his brothers, and who was thrown into prison after being falsely accused of going after his boss' wife. Yeah, absolutely, Joseph was a guy who kept getting knocked down. And yeah, absolutely, he was a guy who walked every step of his journey focused on the Lord. He took God with him into the pit, and on the road that caravan walked, and through the prison gate. My friend was absolutely right.
And yet something in her statement unsettled me.
As my friend and another friend went back and forth about their tendency to sing "Potiphar" from Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat every time that the read Joseph's story in the book of Genesis, I realized that my knowledge of show tunes is lacking and that I fear that we in the Church might idealize Joseph too much. And probably Paul too, with all of his New Testament epistles.
I think sometimes that we look at guys like Joseph and Paul and we think that they're the epitome of the "good" Christian, who learned to be content whatever their circumstances. I think we put these guys on pedestals and then beat ourselves up for not being able to just be "okay" when our loved ones die, or we fight with our spouses, or someone calls us a dirty name. I think we let it say that our faith is lacking when our immediate response to a difficult situation isn't one of unbridled joy.
But, what if we have it wrong? What if we took Joseph and Paul off their pedestals?
I think we'd find that our faith looks a whole lot more like David's, who's said in 1 Samuel and in Acts to be a man after God's own heart, who wrote multiple Psalms about being abandoned and persecuted and left to suffer. David's a guy who literally had his enemies closing in on him, not the least of which is the king who could have killed him, and his first response is often lament – "Woe unto me" and the like. There's not a whole lot of unbridled joy rolling off David's tongue. What's there is, I think, is something much more real. What's there is authenticity and humility in his relationship with God.
Because here's the thing: David didn't just lament. David confessed feeling low and lacking, and he was certainly real with God about that. But, he also expressed deep trust in God's love for him and didn't waver in his belief that God would provide for him a way out. He took God with him too, just like Joseph, only it was into the deepest, ugliest recesses of himself. And he let God bring him out of the pit with His love and provision.
That's what I think we'd find our faith looking like if we took Joseph, Paul, and even David off the pedestals we put them on. I think we'd find men who took God with them into the broken parts of the world and of themselves. I think we'd find real people who humbled themselves to God's strength to bring them out of the darkness. I think we'd find a model we could follow today.
If we'd have the courage to take Joseph off his pedestal.
What do you think we'd find if took Joseph or Paul or David off their pedestals?


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SCTE's CEO Thinks Business
By Todd Spangler
Mark Dzuban, the Society of Cable Telecommunications Engineers' newly installed CEO, wants cable engineering professionals to know as much about business strategy as they do about RF spectrum analysis. Dzuban, whose 40-year career has included posts at Cedar Point Communications and AT&T, believes the SCTE has an opportunity to equip "change agents" who will build next-generation broadband networks — with a business focus. In one of his first interviews since starting Feb. 2, Dzuban spoke last week with Multichannel News technology editor Todd Spangler. An edited transcript follows:
MCN: What does SCTE do well, and what does it need to improve?
MD: If I look at where we are, and I look at it as a mission, SCTE has the opportunity to organize this ship and get to the next level of supporting much more complex networks than we've ever supported in the past.
Traditionally, we've been supporting HFC [hybrid fiber-coaxial] networks. My vision now is to turn toward more complex technologies, and to emphasize technology with a business acumen — to be very smart about how we spend capital and build next-generation networks.
MCN: What programs would result from that focus?
MD: It would manifest itself in a couple of new areas. One would be forums that allow us some broad thinking. As an example, rejuvenating ET [SCTE's Conference on Emerging Technologies] to be an event to provide the forward thinking on where we're vulnerable.
We don't build a platform and operate it for 30 years. We're always looking at change. Part of our objective it to be change agents and be ahead of the ball instead of behind the ball. We're also looking at instituting best practices for operations, providing Excel spreadsheets on selecting products and capabilities.
MCN: Would this include product testing or benchmarking?
MD: Absolutely not. That's not our scope. It's developing the skills of the teams. This would give the MSOs who do that [testing] more insight and smarter decision-making.
MCN: What effect will the economic downturn have on membership, or attendance at SCTE events?
MD: I think to every downside, there's an upside. One part of this is, the whole telecommunications industry — not just cable — is going to be spending less capital dollars, so we may have actually more time to create a much more aggressive, competitive think tank at SCTE and the tools to support these networks. Capital spending may delay the pace of the rollout but not the selection or initial planning.
MCN: What's a misconception you think people have about SCTE?
MD: There are some folks who would like it to be more engineering-focused, some who would like it to be more future-focused. This SCTE, from my perspective, has been very good at supporting traditional cable technology.
We're at a very important point in the development of our networks. I look at my election to this position as representing the elders and the founders to say, "Hey, we've done a lot of good work to this point. Now let's take on a new view of technologies and skills that may not have been part of the SCTE."
For example, I spoke to Dick [Green, CEO of CableLabs] at their conference in Denver [in early February] and we went over, "Here's what the analytical folks do and do very well, and here's the mission for SCTE." I want to be a good partner. I'm not sure what happened before. But under my organization we'll be very close, make sure we're in lock step, and we'll be the execution of the thinking out of CableLabs.
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Premier League Stat Pack | 13th-15th December 2014
By Mark O'Haire on	 Dec 13, 2014 Premier League Tips, Stats & Insights, Stats Pack, Stats Zone
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Burnley v Southampton | Saturday 15.00
Burnley have W2-D2-L1 in their last 5 games with 4/5 seeing Under 2.5 Goals.
Burnley have W2-D6-L7 and their 15 points tally is the 5 fewer than at this stage of their last Premier League season.
Burnley have seen Under 2.5 Goals in 5/8 home games, including in their last 3 but have seen 5/8 home feature BTTS. They've W1-D4-L3 of their 8 home games.
Burnley have conceded 9 of their goals 24 goals from headers – the highest proportion in the league.
Southampton have D1-L3 of their last 4. Their last 3 have all seen D-L double results.
Southampton have W3-D1-L3 of their 7 away games with their last 5 away seeing Under 2.5 Goals and 6/9 away to bottom-six teams seeing Under 2.5 Goals.
Southampton have scored the first goal in 8/13 away matches at bottom-six teams and are yet to drop a point from a winning position this season.
Southampton have faced the fewest shots-on-target this season (41) and kept the most clean sheets (7/15).
Southampton have W2-D2 in their last 4 against Burnley and W2-D3-L1 of their last 6 away to Turf Moor.
Chelsea v Hull City | Saturday 15.00
Chelsea v Hull City | Saturday 15.00 Chelsea have W10-D1 at home this season with 8/10 wins by 2+.
Chelsea have W7/7 home Premier League games this season with 5/7 wins coming 'to nil' and scoring 2+ in each.
Chelsea have W12-D2-L1 of their last 15 home Premier League matches and kept 12/15 home clean sheets in the league.
Chelsea's 36 points tally (W11-D3-L1) is their second best ever points total at this stage of a Premier League season.
Chelsea have conceded just 1 goal before HT at home.
Hull have D4-L4 of their last 8 league games and failed to score in 5/7.
Hull's 13 points (W2-D7-L6) tally after 15 games represents their worst ever start to a top-flight season.
Hull have scored just 1 goal before HT away.
Hull have seen L-L double results in 4/5 away games to top-six teams.
Hull have D5-L15 of their 20 away games at Chelsea and D2-L8 in the 10 meetings anywhere. They've failed to score in 5/7 head-to-head against the Blues.
Crystal Palace v Stoke City | Saturday 15.00
Palace have W1-D3-L5 of their last 9 league games.
Palace have W1-L3 of their last 4 home games and W1-D2-L4 of their 7 home games overall.
Palace have scored 1 goal at home before HT and trailed at HT in 4/7 at home. They've seen 4/7 at home feature Over 2.5 Goals and BTTS in 4/7 home games.
Palace have seen Under 2.5 Goals in 4/5 league games.
Stoke have W1-L3 of their last 4 games and W1-L3 of their last 4 away.
Stoke have seen Over 2.5 Goals in 5/6 games and in 4/8 away.
Stoke have seen Over 1.5 first-half goals in 4/8 away and only failed to net in 2/8 away.
Stoke have seen Under 2.5 Goals in 12/16 away to bottom-six teams.
Stoke have allowed the second fewest shots-on-target this season.
Stoke have conceded 9 of their 20 goals from set-pieces.
Leicester City v Manchester City | Saturday 15.00
Leicester have D2-L8 of their last 10 games and have now made their worst start to a Premier League season at this stage (W2-D4-L9).
Leicester have won 7 of their 10 points at home (W1-D4-L2) and scored 11 of their 15 goals at home.
Leicester have conceded the first goal in 4/7 home games and seen BTTS in 5/7 home.
Manchester City have now W6 on the spin and kept 3/4 clean sheets.
Manchester City have made their second best start to a Premier League season and are only 1 point off their best ever start (W10-D3-L2).
Manchester City have W14-D5-L2 of their last 21 away Premier League games.
Manchester City have seen Over 3.5 Goals in 4/8 away games this season and BTTS in 5/8 away.
Manchester City have scored 2+ in 10/11 away league games, won by 2+ in 6/10 away league games and led at HT in 10/17 away.
Manchester City have W4-D4 on their last 8 trips to Leicester. They've scored 2+ in 5/6 head-to-head with 7/8 meetings featuring Over 2.5 Goals.
Sunderland v West Ham United | Saturday 15.00
Sunderland have D4-L1 of their last 5 games and W2-D9-L4 of their 15 games this season – 5/9 draws have ended 0-0.
Sunderland have W1-D5-L2 of their 8 home games with 5/8 seeing BTTS and 5/8 HT draws at home.
Sunderland have failed to score in 7/11 league games, including 3/4.
Sunderland have seen Over 3.5 Goals in 5/9 home games against top-six clubs.
West Ham 27 points tally after 15 games represents their best ever start to a Premier League season (W8-D3-L4). They've W3 on the spin.
West Ham have W3-D2-L2 of their 7 away games – all 7 seeing Over 2.5 Goals and BTTS – 4/7 have featured Over 3.5 Goals away.
West Ham have seen only 1/7 away games be 0-0 at HT.
West Ham have scored 12 of their 26 goals from headers.
West Ham have failed to score in 4/6 league meetings with Sunderland.
West Bromwich Albion v Aston Villa | Saturday 15.00
WBA have W1-D3-L5 of their last 9 league games and failed to score in 4/5.
WBA have scored 11 of their 14 goals at home but only W1-D3-L4 of those 8 games. They've conceded 2+ in 6/8 home.
WBA have seen Under 2.5 Goals in 5/6 games but only 3/8 home games went Under 2.5 Goals.
WBA have conceded 12 of their 20 goals in the first-half. They've trailed at HT in 12/20 home games.
WBA have scored 8 of their 14 goals from set-pieces.
Villa have W2 on the spin and W2-D3 last 5 games. They've not W3 on the spin since 2010.
Villa have scored 8 of their 10 goals in the first-half and led at HT in 3/8 away. They've W3-D2-L3 of their 8 away games.
Villa have kept 4/8 away clean sheets but also failed to net in 4/8 away.
Villa have seen Under 2.5 Goals in their last 4 away and in 7/8 away to bottom-six teams.
Villa have fired in the joint-fewest shots-on-target this season – 41.
Villa have W6-D8-L2 of their last 16 Premier League meetings with WBA – they've W1-D4 in the last 5 head-to-head with 8/10 clashes featuring Over 2.5 Goals.
Arsenal v Newcastle United | Saturday 17.30 | Sky Sports 1
Arsenal have W2-L3 of their last 5. Their 23 points tally is their second worst at this stage under Arsene Wenger (W6-D5-L4).
Arsenal have W16-D8-L1 of their last 25 home league games, keeping 13 clean sheets. But 5/7 this season have seen BTTS.
Arsenal have conceded from the first shot-on-target in 7/15 league games this season and haven't scored before HT in their last 6 – they've scored just 2 first-half goals at home this term.
Arsenal have seen HT draws in 7/10 matches and in 6/9 home games against top-half opposing.
Newcastle have W6-D1-L1 of their last 8 games, winning 4/6 'to nil'.
Newcastle have W2-D3-L3 of their 8 away games, failing to score in 4/8.
Newcastle have scored 14 of their 17 goals in the second-half and scored just 2 goals before HT away.
Newcastle have conceded first in 10/13 away games.
Newcastle have W1-D5-L8 of their last 14 league games against Arsenal, L5 on the spin. They've leaked 2+ in 7/8 trips to Arsenal and failed to score in the last 3 head-to-head.
Manchester United v Liverpool | Sunday 13.30 | Sky Sports 1
Manchester United have W5 on the spin and W3 on the spin at home (W6-D1-L1 at home overall).
Manchester United have scored 2+ in their last 4 games and seen Over 2.5 Goals in 12/15 home matches as well as in 10/15 overall this season.
Manchester United have seen 5/8 home games feature BTTS.
Liverpool have made their fourth worst start to a Premier League season at this stage (W6-D3-L6) but W2-D1 of their last 3 league games.
Liverpool have W3-L4 of their 7 away games with 5/7 seeing BTTS.
Liverpool have seen Over 2.5 Goals in 13/14 away Premier League games and Over 3.5 Goals in 8/11 away.
Liverpool have L7/8 away to Manchester United with 8/10 meetings at Old Trafford producing Over 2.5 Goals.
Swansea City v Tottenham Hotspur | Sunday 16.00 | Sky Sports 1
Swansea have W3-D2-L3 of their last 8 games with 4/5 seeing BTTS.
Swansea have W5-D2-L1 of their 8 home games, W3-D2 of their last 5 home and scored first in 12/16 home games and in 11/15 overall this season.
Swansea are yet to trail at HT at home, leaking only 2 goals. They've kept 4/8 home clean sheets.
Swansea have lost 16 points from winning positions this season.
Spurs have made their worst start to a Premier League season since 2008/09 (W6-D3-L6). They've seen 10/15 games produce Over 2.5 Goals.
Spurs have W3-D2-L2 of their 7 away games with their last 4 seeing Over 2.5 Goals and 5/7 away seeing BTTS.
Spurs have yet to lead at HT away and leaked before HT in 5/7 away.
Spurs have lost by 2+ in 5/10 away games to top-half teams and seen Over 2.5 Goals in 8/10 of those matches.
Spurs have L10/18 games immediately after Europa League action.
Spurs have W5 on the spin against Swansea.
Everton v Queens Park Rangers | Monday 20.00 | Sky Sports 1
Everton have W1-D3-L2 of their last 6 league games with 4/5 seeing BTTS.
Everton have W2-D3-L3 of their last 8 home league games but have W12/20 at home.
Everton have led at HT in 4/8 home games, scoring in 7/8 home games before HT. They've seen 5/7 home games feature BTTS and Over 2.5 Goals.
QPR have L7/7 away from home, losing by 2+ in 4/7 away and leaking 2+ in 6/7 away. They've scored just 2 goals away and yet to net before HT away.
QPR have allowed their opponents the most shots-on-target this season – 86.
QPR have conceded the first goal in 11/15 games this season.
Mark O'Haire
After starting his career in newspaper journalism, Mark soon found his way into the online betting world, forging a career in content, social media and marketing production. With a huge passion for stats, the Football League and European football, Mark's other interests include playing rugby, following his beloved QPR and travel.


Graveside service for the late Robert Shimizu, 91, resident of Culver City, who passed away on Dec. 18, 2016, was held privately on Saturday, Jan. 7, 2017 at Inglewood Cemetery, with Reverend Cliff Ishigaki officiating.
Robert is survived by his beloved children, Carol (Donald) Shimizu-Murray, Donna Shimizu-Pak, Jeffery (Amy Murakami), Ron (Amy Oshita) and Mike (Paula Arellano) Shimizu; grandchildren, Jessica Murray, Emily and Eric Pak, Aaron, Ryan, Kevin and Kelsie Shimizu, Isaak Vu, and Jacob and Michael Shimizu; and also by many nieces and nephews.
In lieu of flower or koden, please make a donation in Robert Shimizu's name to the Heart Mountain Foundation and Interpretive Center (http://heartmountain.org/).


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Add The Seychelles To Your List Of Travel Options During Covid-19
Yep, that's right – the Seychelles is swinging its breezy, gorgeous ocean front doors open, welcoming tourists back from all over the world. Some, right away.
Destinations which thrive on outdoor activity and provide natural social distancing — hello, remote beaches and luxury resorts — have proven throughout the pandemic that travel can still be fun, still be safe and also still absolutely worth it. The Seychelles is throwing its name in the ring, and the details are remarkably straight forward…
Seychelles Plans For Travel
The Seychelles is embracing travelers with open arms, provided they've had the covid-19 vaccine, and it's been at least two weeks since the second dose.
If that's not you, fear not – your permission to enter should come soon enough. The Seychelles has a phased plan, which should see widespread travel, vaccination or not, by spring for travelers from all countries.
With immediate effect all visitors from any part of the world who have been vaccinated and are able to show proof that they have taken the complete dose of the vaccine (the two doses) and that two weeks have elapsed after the second dose will be allowed to enter Seychelles. However, they must provide an authentic certificate of vaccination and must also have a negative PCR test taken less than 72 hours prior to travel. They will also be allowed free movement throughout their stay in Seychelles.
Seychelles Government
Currently, you need to be vaccinated, or from a "Category 1, or Category 2" country, which include a variety of European countries, the UAE, Israel, Egypt and most Asia and Pacific countries to enter the Seychelles.
According to a declaration from the Seychelles Government, that'll change come mid-March, when most of the population is expected to be vaccinated.
Once the majority of the adult population in Seychelles have been vaccinated, Seychelles will be open to all visitors from any part of the world whether they have been vaccinated or not. However they must still have a negative PCR test taken less than 72 hours prior to travel.
From then, all travelers with a negative test will be able to enter. The strategy makes sense: secure the health of locals, and then those entering with a negative test should present little risk to the community. Plus, it's all outdoor heaven anyway.
The Seychelles has a variety of other worldly hotels, but few more exciting than the new Hilton LXR 'Mango House' Hotel, set to open from July 2021. As one of the world's most remote and luxurious destinations, it's always worth the trip.
For now the Seychelles requires all non-vaccinated visitors staying fewer than 8 nights to stay at their resort for the duration, and for those staying more than 8 nights to stay at least 10 nights in their resort, with a covid-19 test on the 6th day. Like the rest, that may change soon enough, but for most travelers, the resort is more than enough.
For UK based travelers, it may be difficult to avoid the temptation of Qatar Airways Qsuites from Heathrow to the Seychelles for £1400 round trip in autumn and winter of this year, during the current sale. For everyone else, it's as good a time' as any to rack up miles for future travels, or keep saving for revenge travel, to make up for all the lost trips!


In general, federal prohibitions on employment discrimination also apply to hiring decisions. In other words, just as you cannot terminate an employee because he or she belongs to a protected category, you cannot refuse to hire an applicant on account of his or her protected status. For this reason, employers should avoid asking questions on a job application or in an interview, which are likely to reveal the applicant's membership in a protected group.
It is also illegal in certain U.S. states (and cities) to ask about an applicant's criminal history on an employment application. Such laws typically make exceptions for certain positions for which criminal history information may be required by law. The best practice under U.S. law is generally to avoid asking about arrests and/or convictions on the job application and, instead, wait until the employer has made a conditional offer of employment. In the case of a conviction revealed later in the application process, the best practice is to conduct an individualized assessment of the job-relatedness of the conviction to the job to which the candidate applied.
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PHOENIX — An Arizona legislator is encouraging more group homes and intermediate care facilities to install video monitoring systems in their common areas with her new bill.
Republican state Rep. Nancy Barto told KTAR News 92.3 FM on Friday that HB 2117 is meant to give families who have relatives in these facilities some peace of mind.
"Right now, the group homes can use (cameras) and many do, but they don't seem to be available for families who have a family member in a ICF situation, so I think it ought to be available," she said.
Talk of increasing protections for vulnerable people in group homes has been popular in the Arizona government since a severely disabled woman was sexually assaulted and gave birth in December at Hacienda HealthCare in Phoenix.
Barto said she was working on the video monitoring bill last year, but people said it wasn't necessary. Now, the Hacienda incident has revived discussion around it, she said.
The bill would require any facility using video monitoring to establish policies that protect patients' privacy, including consent requirements.
"We'd obviously have to get the consent of the person and of every person in the group home — obviously, they have to provide consent in those situations where they are currently doing that, so that seems to be not a real barrier," Barto said.
The next step for the bill is a hearing in the Arizona Health and Human Services committee.
"What we're trying to accomplish is a way to make (video monitoring) effective and available for families," she said.
KTAR News 92.3 FM's Amy Phol and the Associated Press contributed to this report.


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Johanna Wicke[1]
Name Johanna Wicke
Born 15 Dec 1827 Lagershausen, Hannover, Germany [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Census 1880 Leyden, Cook County, Illinois, USA [3]
Died 27 Aug 1906 Leyden, Cook County, Illinois, USA [1, 2, 4, 5]
Buried 31 Aug 1906 Evangelical Zion's Society Cemetery, Leyden, Cook County, Illinois, USA [2, 4, 6, 7]
Burial 29 Apr 1952 Union Ridge Cemetery, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA [6, 7]
Buried in the small cemetery destroyed and paved over during construction of O'Hare Airport. Remains re-interred at Union Ridge Cemetery. [2, 6]
Family Gerhard Henrich Franzen
b. 7 Jan 1823, Schale, Westfalen, Germany
d. 11 Jan 1909, Leyden, Cook County, Illinois, USA (Age 86 years)
Married 1849 Bensenville, DuPage County, Illinois, USA [2]
1. Gerhard Henry Franzen
b. 1850, Leyden Township, Cook County, Illinois, USA
d. 1850, Leyden Township, Cook County, Illinois, USA (Age 0 years)
+ 2. Friedrich Heinrich Franzen
b. 22 Jul 1851, Leyden Township, Cook County, Illinois, USA
d. 30 Aug 1917, Leyden, Cook County, Illinois, USA (Age 66 years)
3. Anna Catharina Maria Franzen
+ 4. Lizzie Franzen
b. 8 Aug 1855, Leyden Township, Cook County, Illinois, USA
d. 8 Jan 1937, Elgin, Kane County, Illinois, USA (Age 81 years)
+ 5. Minnie Franzen
b. 15 Oct 1857, Leyden Township, Cook County, Illinois, USA
d. 14 Mar 1936, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA (Age 78 years)
6. Edwin Franzen
d. 1942 (Age 82 years)
7. Amelia Franzen
b. 24 Dec 1862, Leyden Township, Cook County, Illinois, USA
d. 31 Oct 1934 (Age 71 years)
8. _____ Franzen
+ 9. Augusta E. Franzen
b. Jun 1865, Leyden Township, Cook County, Illinois, USA
d. 21 Nov 1934, Forest Park, Cook County, Illinois, USA (Age ~ 69 years)
10. G. Theodore Franzen
d. 19 Sep 1939, Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, USA (Age 71 years)
+ 11. George H. Franzen
b. 14 Aug 1870, Leyden Township, Cook County, Illinois, USA
d. 7 Dec 1960, Liverpool, Brazoria County, Texas, USA (Age 90 years)
Last Modified 29 Feb 2016 00:00:00
Born - 15 Dec 1827 - Lagershausen, Hannover, Germany
Married - 1849 - Bensenville, DuPage County, Illinois, USA
Census - 1880 - Leyden, Cook County, Illinois, USA
Died - 27 Aug 1906 - Leyden, Cook County, Illinois, USA
Buried - 31 Aug 1906 - Evangelical Zion's Society Cemetery, Leyden, Cook County, Illinois, USA
Burial - 29 Apr 1952 - Union Ridge Cemetery, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA
Pin Legend : Address : Location : City/Town : County/Shire : State/Province : Country : Not Set
[S40] The Franzen Family from Schale, Co Tecklenburg, Westphalia: a family tree of descendants of Johan Frantzen, Michael Martens Kirchhoff.
[S153] Families from Schale, Westfalen & Sonneborn, Lippe, Gloria Landwer Scott.
[S631] 1880 US Census - Household of G.H. Franzen.
[S1894] Death Certificate of Johanna Franzen.
[S2576] Find A Grave entry for Gerhard Henrich Franzen, #63434328, Lorna McMahon.
[S2575] Find A Grave entry for Johanna Wicke Franzen, #63434388, Lorna McMahon.
[S2578] Report of the District Engineer, United States Engineers, Department of the Army (in Re: United States of America, Plaintiff, vs. A Certain Tract of Land in Cook County Illinois, et al., Defandants.), R.P. Kline, Colonel, C.E.


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Q: React 16 - Meteor SSR OK, I'm building a meteor app with React 16 and I need to serve server-side CSV files. I was using Picker for React 15 but for some reason React 16 just keeps redirecting to a hashbang of the route I'm trying to redirect to.
http://localhost:3000/csv/:some_id
redirects to:
http://localhost:3000/csv/:some_id#/
Any help would appreciated

A: Problem solved. Found a new library that works with React 16 / react-router-dom
https://mhagmajer.github.io/server-router/


For some crazy, inexplicable reason, I challenged myself to read one book a week this year.
I don't know what I was thinking, except that I believed if others could do it—reviewers, people with full time jobs, authors in the midst of writing their own books, and book lovers all over the world—so could I.
Competition be damned! I had the opportunity and time, but often not the interest. There were times when I was so hungry to read that I devoured books like candy treats and quickly moved on to the next one. Then, there were times I simply wanted to veg out in front of Top Chef or Chopped or Private Practice or an old movie or Jimmy Kimmel Live.
Quite frankly, I don't know how people do it! When my kids were younger, I read while waiting for the soccer practice, the piano lesson, or the tutoring session to end. I can still read up to three books simultaneously, but it takes the same time it would if I read them one at a time.
I'm proud of my list. The language, story, and characters in some of these novels are breathtaking.


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% Copyright 2013-2014 The MathWorks, Inc.
function [ u, ul, wave_kernel, boundaries ] = wave_equation_core_gpu( u, ul, boundaries, wave_kernel, r2, b )
    %WAVE_EQUATION_FUNCTION Do one step in the wave equation

    %Make sure data is in on GPU RAM.
    u = gpuArray(u);
    ul = gpuArray(ul);
    boundaries = gpuArray(boundaries);
    wave_kernel = gpuArray(wave_kernel);

    %Run 10 iterations of the wave equation.
    for i = 1:10
        %Propagate the wave one step.
        n = 2*u - ul + r2*conv2(u,wave_kernel,'same') - b*(u-ul);

        %Apply the boundary conditions
        n = n.*boundaries;

        % Set the edges to 0
        n([1 end],:) = 0;
        n(:,[1 end]) = 0;

        %Update the pointers.
        ul = u;
        u = n;
    end
end