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Meat politics
January 15, 2018 - Updated 11:55 am IST
UP's crackdown on "illegal" slaughterhouses should have been accompanied by a plan to modernise and regulate this key sector
To be fair to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, his crackdown on illegal slaughterhouses in the State could be seen as a fallout of a May 2015 order issued by the National Green Tribunal, which the previous administration in the State had done little to act upon. The NGT had ordered immediate closure of all illegally operating slaughterhouses in the State. The Tribunal had also directed the UP government to ensure that existing ones were properly regulated, and that environmental norms relating to water use and disposal of animal waste were strictly adhered to. One could argue that Yogi Adityanath was simply following court orders — which would be specious, since banning illegal and mechanised slaughterhouses and imposing a total ban on cow slaughter were part of the BJP's poll manifesto. The ban is clearly a political move, aimed at underscoring the party's commitment to carrying out its stated agenda. The political nature of the move is also evident from the fact that there is no accompanying move to improve regulation, or a roadmap to transition existing unauthorised slaughterhouses to compliant and regulated ones which meet legal, environmental and hygiene standards.
Illegal slaughterhouses are undoubtedly a huge environmental and public health hazard. Informed estimates put the number at over 7,000 in the country, not counting small backyard operations. There are only 75 government-approved integrated abbatoirs-cum-processing plants, of which nearly half are in UP. One of the reasons for the proliferation of illegal slaughterhouses is that the official machinery has been quite lackadaisical in its approach so far. Most civic administrations have not prioritised the development of modern abbatoirs, despite soaring population and demand for meat. Further, a strong customer preference for freshly slaughtered meat from wet markets, and lack of proper cold chain and storage facilities have also contributed to the illegal slaughterhouse trade, which has thrived despite regulatory efforts. Under the Food Safety (Licensing and Registration of Food Business) Regulations 2011, for instance, all slaughter houses were required to be licensed and registered with the FSSAI, a provision observed more in the breach.
There is also the economic cost of banning slaughterhouses. UP is India's largest meat-producing State, as well as the biggest exporter of meat, and a blanket crackdown will harm livestock farmers, the meat trade and consumers alike. As it is, growing pressure from cow protectionist groups, as well as bans on beef in several parts of the country, have seen India's meat exports decline for the past couple of years. The cow slaughter ban has also skewed the cattle population in favour of buffaloes, since farmers do not get any subsidy for maintaining unproductive cattle. Instead of worsening the situation further with knee-jerk actions, governments — both at the Centre and in States — need to work on coming up with workable solutions which take into account the interests of all stakeholders.
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The Central Vanuatu languages form a linkage of Southern Oceanic languages spoken in central Vanuatu.

Languages

Clark (2009)
Clark (2009) provides the following classification of the Central Vanuatu languages, divided into geographic areas. Outlier (aberrant) languages identified by Clark (2009) are in italics. Clark's Central Vanuatu branch is wider in scope, including not only the Shepherd–Efate languages, but also the Malakula and Ambrym–Paama–Epi languages.

Central Vanuatu
Malakula languages
Northeast Malakula (Uripiv), Vao, Vovo; Mpotovoro
Dirak, Malua Bay
V'ënen Taut, Tape
Larevat, Neve'ei, Naman
Navava, Nevwervwer
Unua-Pangkumu
Banam Bay, Aulua
Lendamboi; Nasarian
Axamb, Avok, Maskelynes, Port Sandwich
Sinesip, Naha'ai; Ninde
Ambrym–Paama–Epi area
Ambrym Island: North Ambrym, West Ambrym, South Ambrym
Paama Island: Southeast Ambrym, Paamese
Epi Island: Lewo, Lamen, Bierebo, Baki
Epi Island: Mkir, Bieria
Shepherd–Efate area
Shepherd Islands: Nakanamanga (Nguna); Namakir
Efate Island: South Efate

François (2015)
The following list of 19 Central Vanuatu languages (excluding the Malakula languages) is from François (2015:18-21).

Additionally, the extinct Sowa language was formerly spoken in central Vanuatu.

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Southern Oceanic languages
Languages of Vanuatu

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DC have been pumping out epic superhero flicks for as long as anyone can remember, and that's only ramped up in the last decade. For fans wanting a piece of where it all began, look no further than this classic Justice League of America keychain. That's right, before wowing us with a plethora of superhero films and even an ensemble film of their own, the Justice League were fighting all-American crime in the comic books of the 60s. Fans young and old will appreciate this authentic DC Comics gift.


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Q: Type of a heterogeneous list (HList) of values behind a type constructor I want to define a function that takes an arbitrarily sized HList of values behind some type constructor, e.g. Maybe:
foo :: HList '[t a, t b, t c, ...] -> Bar
-- For example:
foo :: HList '[Maybe a, Maybe b, Maybe c, ...] -> Bar

Is there some way to do that in Haskell? Thanks!

A: You could add a constraint using a custom type class, requiring the types to involve the same f type constructor.
import Data.HList.HList

class HSame (t :: [Type]) where

instance HSame '[] where
instance HSame '[f x] where
instance HSame (f u : xs) => HSame (f t ': f u ': xs) where

foo :: HSame xs => HList xs -> Bool
foo _ = True

Alternatively, define a Map f xs type family and define
foo :: HList (Map f xs) -> Bool
foo _ = True

but this won't work well with type inference, since there's no easy way for the compiler to infer f and xs.

A: The NP type from sop-core is an n-ary product of kind (k -> Type) -> [k] -> Type parameterized by a type-level list [k] and a type constructor (k -> Type) which wraps each term-level component:
Prelude> :set -XDataKinds
Prelude> import Data.SOP.NP
Prelude Data.SOP.NP> :t Just True :* Nothing :* Nil
Just True :* Nothing :* Nil :: NP Maybe '[Bool, x]

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Tower Bridge, London, UK
After years of preparation, running over budget and worries about security and whether the transport system could cope, London put on quite a good show for the world. The drama at the London 2012 Olympics was there – the triumphs as well as the anguish, and everything in between.
After the hiccups in the build up to the Games, the transport system managed, security was managed and, most importantly – everyone had fun. The feel good factor was very much present.
What struck me as I travelled around London is the city was much friendlier. Visitors rubbed shoulders with the locals, and the crowds cheering the competitors on. People were much more relaxed.
Today, I came across a spot between Tower Bridge and Butlers Wharf where people were encouraged to draw their national flags on the pavement. There were a number of them already drawn, and others currently being drawn. This was a touching end to 2 weeks of a major sporting event which brought a carnival atmosphere to London. In their own way, ordinary people had the chance to say 'I was here'.
Butlers Wharf, London, UK
There were the worries on the economy and was an argument against putting on something so extravagant as the Olympic Games – particularly in the face of cut backs and hardships faced by many. The Games won't make the economic woes go away, nor should they distract from them.
Tom Stoddard's Perspectives exhibition at More London reminded people not to forget those who face hardships. It gave the Games some perspective.
Tom Stoddard's Perspectives, More London, London, UK
Olympic torch, London 2012
London 2012. After a 7-year build up, one of the largest sporting events has arrived into London. The opening ceremony for the Olympics in London was well received and went off without any major hitches.
There were stumbles with the security provision for the Games, and worries about whether the transport system would be able to cope with the extra demand. However, along side this, people's imagination has been captured by the Olympic Games.
The Olympic torch is one of the endearing symbols of the Games. Those who had the opportunity to run with the torch came from all walks of life – reflecting the British nation, and capturing people's imagination.
I was fortunate to work in central London, and managed to see the Olympic torch twice. I arrived to the Globe just in time to see the torch and runner pass by the crowds lining the street. It took only moments, but the crowd was jubilant – and cameras and camera phones captured the fleeting moment.
Olympic torceh, London 2012
The second time was when the torch was taken down the Thames towards Tower Bridge. The flotilla moved along the Thames to the delight of the crowds lining the river and office workers watching from their office buildings.
I felt fortunate to be in a city that is holding the Olympics, but also to have had the opportunity to be part of the lead up – even if it's a very, very small part of it. It's good to have coverage on TV, the radio and the internet. However, seeing a part of it live adds something special.

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Chrome Drones are a live disco-house project featuring musicians/producers from Signal Path & Tiger Party. Combining tight, funky beats and house grooves centered around both improvisation and produced studio work, the band creates an incredibly warm, rich, and deeply energetic sound. On stage they tie together musicianship and some of the finest original studio production in today's dance music to build soaring climaxes grounded in funky disco and house.
Denver, CO - Chrome Drones are a live disco-house project featuring musicians/producers from Signal Path, Particle & Tiger Party. Combining tight, funky beats and house grooves centered around both improvisation and produced studio work, the band creates an incredibly warm, rich, and deeply energetic sound. On stage they tie together musicianship and some of the finest original studio production in today's dance music to build soaring climaxes grounded in funky disco and house.


[One of the most common aggravations parents experience] is when your child throws tantrums, especially in public!
There are certain common situations in which young children can become emotionally charged. Here are just a few of them.
Being with several people: being with the whole family at dinner, at a family gathering, a meeting, a birthday party, the grocery store, church, or temple.
Moving from one activity to another: leaving home for day care; leaving day care for home; stopping play for dinner; and going to bed.
Being with a parent who is under stress: the parent is cooking, cleaning, shopping, trying to finish a task on time, or is upset because there's so little help.
At the end of any especially close or fun-filled time: after a trip to the park; after a good friend leaves; after wrestling, chasing, or laughing with Mom or Dad.
When your child bursts out with feelings, slow down the action, and listen. Listen until he is done. Because of this cry, your whole day and his will improve.
When Ella and her mom arrived for the first day of their art class for three-year-olds, Ella seemed like a quiet, shy little girl. The other children worked and played together while their parents were away, while Ella sat in her mother's lap, quietly avoiding the other children.
On their third day in the group, I gently suggested her mom could take an hour for herself while Ella was with us; I was confident Ella would do well.
Nervous about leaving Ella alone, particularly in light of her apparent shyness, her mother decided to say goodbye and wait outside the room where she could hear how Ella was doing.
Though Ella had never before been away from her family, she began to interact with the other children, and turned out to be anything but shy. She appeared confident, focused and self-directed; with a little encouragement she was easily able to ask for what she needed and play with the other children. Soon enough, Ella's mother was dropping her off and taking some much-needed time for herself during class.
Sending your little one into another's care for the first time is a monumental experience. This first separation can bring up nervousness, doubt, mistrust, and grief for even the most even-keeled parents.
The process can be quite trying, but can also provide an opportunity for growth where you can examine your feelings and reaffirm your love to your child. Your child has an opportunity to master separating from you in a secure and confident way that keeps your attachment strong. In this article, we'll explore some ways you can help your child make this transition with confidence and ease.
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Most of us parents want, more than anything, for our presence to be the elixir that banishes our children's upsets. We want our touch, our cuddles, and our sweet words to heal the hurt.
Our son cries over a stomped-on paper airplane, and we put an arm around him and tell him we will make another. He sniffles and slowly comes around.
Or our daughter tantrums over a balloon that floated away and can't be caught, and we gather her up, wriggling in protest, and talk her down until she's quiet, if not exactly sunny.
I think my daughter knows exactly what she's talking about. She was, after all, a baby who had a lot to say.
Even from our very first long night together after she was born, my daughter cried a lot. Until dawn she fussed and squawked, wriggled and writhed, her belly against my chest, my body exhausted from giving birth and aching for rest.
But the rest never came. After a few weeks, I began to face it: I had a fussy, sometimes inconsolable, baby. It was harrowing. My husband and I called on doctors, lactation consultants, baby massage teachers, cranial sacral practitioners. No one could find a problem, yet my daughter still could not find peace. She cried so much, my little one, while I work anxiously doing whatever I could think of to stop the crying: bouncing, walking, sound machines, sh-shing, standing in the backyard in the middle of the night, sobbing to myself.
By the time she was four months old, I was desperate and utterly exhausted.


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Home /NEWS/Protecting Students & Teachers from the Virus After Reopening of Schools with Shycocan
Protecting Students & Teachers from the Virus After Reopening of Schools with Shycocan
As schools, colleges, and educational institutes reopen across various states, there are still serious concerns about the safety of students, teachers, and staff, especially since children are not eligible for the vaccine yet. Besides the standard protocols of hand hygiene, double vaccination of all staff, regular disinfection of spaces, technology can play an important role in ensuring up to 99.9%* protection from transmission of the virus as new strains, mutations and fear about a potential 3rd wave .
Several educational bodies and schools such as All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), National Skill Development Corporation, Ramco Institute of Technology in Chennai, Harvest International School in Bengaluru, Fatepur Girls High School in West Bengal, Mount Abu School, Vivekananda International, Indraprastha International School and many more have embraced the life-saving technology of Shycocan, which is the world's first virus attenuation device that neutralizes all viruses 24*7 to ensure infection-free spaces.
The Shycocan device was developed after a decade of research and uses a revolutionary new Photon Mediated Electron Emission Technology. Each device covers an area of up to 1,000 square feet of uninterrupted enclosed spaces. Schools and other educational Institutes can simply use more devices for larger areas like assembly halls, cafeterias, staff rooms. It is a CE Class 1 device that already conforms to the regulatory requirements of many countries globally. Several international schools across the UAE and Europe have also installed the device in their campuses.
Ms Els Noor, a teacher at Waterlands School, said, "When I enter the classroom at the start of the day, my pupils already have turned on the device as they know how important it is for our safety. We have a Shycocan device in every classroom, except for one. In that particular classroom without a Shycocan there was a Coronavirus outbreak. Shycocan creates a safe environment, and we can work normally without fear or concern about the virus. I strongly suggest that the government should hand out Shycocans to all schools."
Mrs. Ramona, a pupil's mother said, "The Shycocan is proof for me that the school did everything possible to protect my child. It ensures my son can go to school without being afraid of getting infected. At home too we have installed the Shycocan and we do not have to worry about getting infected. I think every school should use this device for the protection of the pupils."
Commenting on the same, Mr. Alok Sharma, Chief Executive Officer, Shycocan Corporation, said, "The virus has taken away children's childhoods. There is as much learning that happens on playgrounds as in classrooms. But given that children aren't yet vaccinated, we must give them safety and the confidence to be able to hug a friend without worrying. The Shycocan disables the entire family of Coronavirus and all its variants, mutations with up to 99.9% efficacy in enclosed spaces."
The Shycocan is the first in line of Viral Defense Systems and is among the most tested devices for both efficacy and safety across multiple accredited laboratories worldwide. And it has consistently excelled in all the tests. The Shycocan Corporation hopes to help children get back to school safely and help bring life back to normal!
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Clarinet Concert - George Georgiou
DUE TO UNFORSEEN CIRCUMSTANCES, THIS CONCERT IS NOW POSTPONED
Series: City University Concert Series
Programme to include:
Stockhausen Der Kleine Harlequin
Maria Andreou The voice of a poet for solo bass clarinet
George Georgiou, clarinet
George began his music training at the age of 7 with Themis Christodoulou (violin) and Dusko Zarkovic (clarinet). His teachers included Rocco Sbartella and Kleanthis Zambakides. George gained a BMus (Hons) Music and MA in Music Performance Studies from City University London under the supervision of Professor Rhian Samuel, where he studied clarinet with Julian Farrell. As soloist, George has appeared with City University Symphony Orchestra and the Moscow Virtuosi and performed recitals in Cyprus, UK, USA and Ireland. He has also been a participant and director at the Apple Hill Summer Festival (2003 - 2008). Since 2008 he has been living in Cyprus working as an organiser with the Cyprus Youth Orchestra as well as enjoying a freelance career. He has cooperated with many cultural organisations such as The Pharos Trust, European University and the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra. He is a member of Diamante Ensemble, Claretini Quartet, Amphiliki Wind Quintet and the European University's Wind Band and he teaches clarinet and chamber music at the Limassol and Nicosia Music Schools. Recently, he has been appointed as the president of The Friends of ARTE Society.
Cyprus Clarinet Studio
Cyprus Clarinet Studio (CCS) was founded in 2008 by clarinetist George Georgiou. Its primary goal is to develop the Cypriot music scene, particularly the clarinet and woodwind sections. In addition, the CCS strives to give opportunities to young musicians to present their work both in Cyprus and abroad. To date, the CCS has given Cypriot musicians a chance to work closely with many young composers such as Artemis Aifotiti and Maria Kasinou.
7.00pmTuesday 26th October 2010


Zoltan Karpathy, Manager - Intelligent Buildings & Homes, BSRIAThe recently published BSRIA market intelligence study on World Building Automation and Controls Systems 2016 shows the global BACS market was worth US$ 21 billion in 2016 but the value in US has been affected by the effect on the US$-Euro and US$-GBP exchange rates triggered by Brexit and the outcome of the US presidential election.
In local currency the German and UK markets registered growth in the main countries, although expressed in US$, it shows a decline for 2016.
The main drivers continue to be the ongoing implementation of energy efficiency standards supported by legislation. This is helping suppliers address the enormous latent potential in the retrofit and refurbishment markets. Demand for measurement and control of building air quality is showing a strong growth. The lucrative BACS market is continually attracting new entrants, and new technologies, innovations and novel business models are threatening to disrupt traditional business.
BACS - 2016 market breakdown (click image to zoom)Zoltan Karpathy, Manager – Intelligent Buildings and Homes, BSRIA, said: "BACnet now dominates even more in the march towards open communication protocols, driven by the demand for increased integration. There is also an escalating need for energy data analytics/BEMS, with a rising proportion of this migrating to the Cloud.
Building Automation Controls Systems (BACS) markets in 17 countries/regions: Austria & Switzerland (one report), Brazil, China, France, Germany, India, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands, North America, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Korea (NEW FOR 2016), Spain, Turkey, UAE, UK.
Information on the market size, market segmentation and forecasts until 2021.
Market shares of product and installed systems sales.
Product sales to 18 verticals (building types).
Market sizes of DDC controllers, communicating room controllers, sensors, valves, valve actuators, damper actuators and other BACS products.
Sales through seven different routes to market.
Market background and drivers in each country.
Value of both the value-added and service/maintenance segment plus forecasts.
BACS - geographic breakdown of installed systems (click image to zoom)For more information on the availability and costs of this BSRIA's report and on corporate business opportunities in the North American market, contact: Raphael Chalogany, Business Development Manager, North America, BSRIA, Worldwide Market Intelligence.
This study forms part of BSRIA's regular multi-client studies. The multi-client World Building Automation and Control Systems (BACS) studies are published every year.
BACS - main vertical markets by building type (US$ millions) (click image to zoom)The current 17 countries programme shows the latest developments and trends in the BACS product, value added services and service and maintenance segments. The base year is 2016, with forecasts offered until 2021.


The cream dilution gene affects both red and black pigment and is responsible for 'diluting' the carrying horse to lighter coat shades and colours. In many breeds this is often considered a highly desirable trait. Cream dilution is the gene responsible for palominos, buckskins, cremellos and many more (see chart below).
Horses which carry two copies of the cream gene are referred to as double dilutes; they are homozygous for the cream dilution gene.
A bay horse with two copies of cream is known as a perlino. A black horse with two copies of cream is known as a smoky cream and a chestnut or sorrel horse that carries two copies of cream is known as a cremello. Double dilute horses will always pass on a copy of the cream gene to its foals.


The origins of funk may have their roots more in New Orleans than London, but the genre popularised by the likes of James Brown is today a vibrant part of London's music scene.
Get a taste of London's thriving funk scene by heading to venues such as Scala in King's Cross, or the Nightjar in Shoreditch. Find the latest funk shows in London below or discover more music in London.


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Structure-activity relationship of quinazolinedione inhibitors of calcium-independent phosphodiesterase.
Lowe JA 3rd1, Archer RL, Chapin DS, Chen JB, Helweg D, Johnson JL, Koe BK, Lebel LA, Moore PF, Nielsen JA, et al.
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A series of quinazolinediones and azaquinazolinediones is described which possess potent inhibitory activity toward the calcium-independent phosphodiesterase enzyme (CaIPDE). In vivo testing showed that this in vitro activity translates to animal models predictive of chronic diseases such as depression and inflammation. These results support the hypothesis that inhibition of CaIPDE may lead to useful activity in such chronic diseases.


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LETTER: Menendez shouldn't wait to resign if found guilty
According to the Nov. 12 editorial "Guilty or not, Menendez must stay until Murphy takes over," the APP is willing to maintain convicted felons in the U.S. Senate as long as that criminal will vote their way. The editorial says that even if Robert Menendez is convicted of corruption, he should remain in office because they oppose Donald Trump and they need Menendez's vote. Why this betrayal of journalistic ethics?
The editorial says Trump is dangerous and incompetent and his agenda is miserable and reckless. That's odd. He seems to be trying to fulfill his campaign promises, which more than 60 million voters supported on Election Day. Are they all miserable and dangerous? Is the Press willing to cite evidence of their partisan attacks? Probably not. The anti-Trump forces are big on screaming and threatening but short on facts.
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Not just another pretty face, although 267 Vodka Infusions do look gorgeous in their hand-crafted bottles (and I definitely will be recycling my empties for bath oils)! This new line of infusions is made using only the finest spirits: premium Vodka-distilled 5 times, Mexican Blue Agave Tequila, or Plantation Virgin Rum from Barbados.
The entrepreneurial founder, Stacie Parker Shonfeld, shuns artificial color and flavors, and instead chooses to use fresh fruit gathered from around the world. She has perfected a method that allows the fruit to harmonize with the spirits resulting in a thrilling taste sensation.
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A tourist fell into Gullfoss waterfall just before 5 p.m. today. The Icelandic Coast Guard's helicopter, TF-LÍF is at the site along with all available police, medical and rescue teams.
Another helicopter with specialized members of the Landsbjörg search and rescue team is on its way.
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On 10 January, 2003 all Sterner Booklet Vending Machines were withdrawn from use at close of business, (a special booklet cover was produced using the Arts Councils stamps (released in September, 1996 & reprinted in 2001) on a general purpose cover & postmarked Corio Vic. 3214. Then on 12 January, all previous releases of Frama Labels were also withdrawn from sale, again at close of business, in anticipation of the release of the Farewell Frama Labels (below) on 13 January, then on 30 June, 2003 all Frama Label machines were also withdrawn from service, along with all but one Frama product (see 30 June for details).
Margaret Court rose to prominence when she won her first Australian singles title, in 1970 she she won the second ever female Grand Slam, she also remains the only player to win a Grand Slam in both singles & doubles, she retired in 1976 after she had won 62 Gland Slam events, 3 Wimbledon titles, 5 US Open titles, 5 French titles and 11 Australian titles.
Rod Laver won the Grand Slam twice, he was nicknamed 'Rocket' by the Davis Cup captain Harry Hopman, Rod Lavers' career spanned 23 years in both the amateur and open eras, he won 11 Grand Slam singles titles, including 4 Wimbledon men's championships, 3 Australian titles, 2 French titles & 2 US titles.
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Ibrahima Mbengue (nacido el 11 de octubre de 1986 en Thiès) es un jugador de baloncesto senegalés que actualmente pertenece a la plantilla del UGB St.Louis de la National 1, la máxima división senegalesa. Con 2,02 metros de altura juega en la posición de Ala-Pívot. Es internacional absoluto con Senegal.

Selección Senegalesa
Es internacional absoluto con la selección de baloncesto de Senegal desde 2009, cuando disputó el AfroBasket 2009, celebrado entre Bengasi y Trípoli, Libia, donde Senegal quedó en 7ª posición. Jugó 6 partidos con un promedio de 1 punto y 0,5 rebotes en 7,6 min de media.

Volvió a ser convocado para el AfroBasket 2015, celebrado en Radès, Túnez, donde Senegal quedó en 4ª posición tras perder por 82-73 contra la anfitriona selección de baloncesto de Túnez en el partido por el bronce. Jugó 4 partidos con un promedio de 0,2 puntos en 4,2 min de media.

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Behind The Scenes Tour: Black History Beyond the Amistad at CHS
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This behind-the-scenes tour of our collections spaces will highlight items that tell the story of black Connecticans, both ordinary and extraordinary, from the 1600s to today.
You'll learn about a Harlem Renaissance writer, Ann Petry, who carefully preserved artifacts chronicling the black community of Saybrook. Examine daguerreotypes by Augustus Washington, who abandoned a successful Hartford photography business to build a new nation in Africa. Browse through the photo album of a Hollywood actress who became a champion of labor rights for black entertainers. Marvel at the gorgeous costumes created by CTs West Indian community for their annual MAS celebration. And get to know James Pennington, a hero of the anti-slavery movement whose words later became an inspiration for Martin Luther King, Jr.
Tours last approximately 1 hour and are appropriate for ages 12 and up. Space is limited, and pre-registration is required. Questions? Call (860) 236-5621×289 or email natalie_belanger@chs.org.
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Since Conclaves are generally two night events (at least), the first night would be to hear the issues being brought before the Justicariate. The next day would be used to meet with the STs of the event, discuss the issues, and give the Coords an equal voice in deciding the outcome. The second night of the event would be used for carrying out what is decided by the STs and Coords jointly.
Cleveland, OH - USA, Carpe Noctum For God forbid we should trust duly elected coords to exercise good judgement and play within the NPCs that they can portray. The unwritten part of this is that Council can always negate these afterwards. Additionally I would be very surprised if details of the conclave didn't make it to the ST/Council lists shortly after the conclave.
Cincinnati, OH - USA, Shadows of Cincinnati For This is the kind of unwritten rule we used to use, and if it takes placing it as a written rule to get things moving again, it is way past time.
Springfield, IL - USA, Capitol City Cauldron For As has already been said. If something gets decided it can always get changed by council if need be. This will help put the game back in the hands of the players.
Northern Virginia, VA - USA, Night Falls For To counter BoB's point as with any decision made in owbn all it take is one proposal, and a second to require a vote for the council to ratify or scrap the issue. As proposed this will allow for ''on the spot'' decisions to be made at conclaves, almost like how it should work. Of course, this is assuming we have any coords left to attend a conclave.
Chronicle/Position Unknown For I proposed this, and I still stand behind it. It will open doors for Coords to talk to STs on an equal footing, and both have a say on the issues brought to them, on the fly, at a conclave. I can see no way we can't have this.
Chronicle/Position Unknown For As long as there aren't anymore bans on the Amaranth, I'm all for it!
Chronicle/Position Unknown For While this is mainly a Vampire issue, it could potentiallyaffect Garou (At lest one Justicar has made decisions regarding Garou in the past). This is a balanced proposal, and would allow the Garou Coordinator, if s/he is present and relevant, to have input if any such decisions are on the floor. Coordinators ought to be allowed to do their jobs, or why have them in the first place? The power of the Council remains intact, we elect the Coordinators, and would get a vote if we happen to be at the Conclave. If the Coordinators aren't trusted to make good decisions, they should simply be replaced with trustworthy individuals.


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Teeny-Tiny Talking Mice Have Taken Over Games
Illustration: Shenja Tatschke
Pearse Anderson
This year has been the biggest yet for Lilliputian board gaming. It's much more than Redwall nostalgia.
"Every single culture throughout history, at every single point, has stories about animals in which the animals are anthropomorphized," tabletop game designer Jay Dragon says. With some 20-sided dice and improv, anyone can make these stories interactive, and many are working hard to do just that. These Lilliputian games have been blossoming in the tabletop role-playing and board game communities for over a decade, but especially in the past three years. It's not just players' love (or hate) of the Warrior Cats book series that's giving the genre new life. The cottagecore optimism of Lilliputian games—their creative but familiar settings, the ability to build more inclusive games or hide complex mechanics via woodland cuteness—has hooked players and kept them returning to the table.
In summer and fall of 2020, the cottagecore movement burst into the public consciousness with its cozy and idyllic depictions of a less industrialized life. Cottagecore gaming has grown in popularity during the pandemic era, seen by sims like Stardew Valley, Untitled Goose Game, and The Sims 4's newest expansion, Cottage Living. Cottagecore isn't just escapist, it provides players a way to imagine a better future: one in which we're more in touch with nature, the seasons, and each other instead of productivity goals. Cottagecore looks forward, using the aesthetics and nostalgia of past eras to right present-day wrongs, just like the solarpunk aesthetic, or the Lilliputian genre of talking animals. This period of pandemic reflection has only given us more time to imagine a better world.
When gamemaster Brennan Lee Mulligan researched the children's book The Wind in the Willows and Beatrix Potter's Peter Rabbit tales while planning for his Lilliputian tabletop campaign Mice & Murder, he learned that 19th century talking animal media was responding to the industrialization and alienation of the era it was written in. "People were being choked by factory smog and wanted to go out with a quaint English picnic," he says. Urbanization and the rigid workday trapped people in buildings with an "abundance of strangers," separating citizens from their communities, neighbors, and nature. Smoked-out skies and claustrophobic isolation were so 1891, but they're unfortunately also so 2021. Thankfully, so can playing a game where your main objective is sharing a tea cup with Frog and Toad.
Besides the current overlapping public health and climate crises, tabletop gaming is also reckoning with racial representations and violence in games, topics Lilliputian games can approach in new ways. Playing pacifist dogs in a community-building game feels different, because the driving force is not human vs. human violence or consideration of racial "attributes" and "traits." Lilliputian games are bringing people together across a table, or video call, while remaining as comforting and familiar as a trip to the dog park. This year, more than ever, is shaping up to be one of talking rats, thumbtack swords, and making entire meals out of feta cheese crumbles, both in and out of gaming.
A Lilliputian Year
Small, shrunken worlds have made major appearances in all forms in 2021: When the second season of Hulu's Solar Opposites was released on March 26, the most praise was given not to the show's animation or characters but to a C-plot called the "Wall," which follows a community of shrunken-down humans living off candy and mice milk. This year began with the viral premiere of a crowdsourced Ratatouille musical. February followed with Netflix announcing a Redwall adaptation for television, and March ended with an announcement that CollegeHumor's streaming service Dropout's next Dimension 20 tabletop role-playing series would be themed around mice and murder.
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Throughout 2021, five major Lilliputian games or expansions have been announced or released: Jay Dragon's Wanderhome, the mousey Squeaks in the Deep, a Humblewood lorebook called Humblewood Tales, Root: The RPG, a TTRPG set in the world of the wargame Root, and a collection of adventures in the Mausritter game. All five were financed through the backing of thousands of excited players via Kickstarter campaigns. There's a lot to take in from past Lilliputian games as well, from the "swords and whiskers" games of Mausritter and Mouse Guard to lighter fare like Michtim and Squirrel Attack! to the engine-building board games of Everdell and Root. Sharpen those thumbtacks and queue up the heartwarming Fantastic Mr. Fox soundtrack ("Kristofferson's Theme," anyone?), there's never been a better time to try out being tiny in games.
The genre's ascent was spurned by many small developers and still surprises most of the designers behind it. Although there were Lilliputian games around in the 2010s (Mouse Guard, Mice and Mystics), 2018 featured the double-whammy release of Everdell and Root, both of which soared to immense popularity—70,000 people have reported playing either game on BoardGameGeek.com, and the website ranks both games in the top 50 board games of all time. "I remember thinking, 'Wow, what was in the water that we were all anthropomorphizing animals?" Root designer Cole Wehrle says. When Root appeared at the tabletop gaming convention Gen Con for the first time in 2018, Leder Games sold out of all game materials it had—the maximum it could bring to the convention—not only the board game but every stuffed animal it had brought. The line "was easily an eighth of a mile long," Leder says. That's longer than the Washington Monument on its side. Three years out, both games are still popular and raising millions of dollars on Kickstarter for new expansions.
Illustration: Isaac Williams
The episodic TTRPG show Dimension 20 also kicked off in 2018, and though Mulligan had the idea for a murder-mystery animalian campaign from the beginning, it took until 2021 to produce the series: all 10 episodes of the whodunit have now aired. It's the second Lilliputian campaign on D20, the other being last winter's Tiny Heist, a twist of D&D genres that combined Ocean's Eleven with The Borrowers.
Other Lilliputian games fell into the genre sideways. The TTRPG Humblewood deals primarily with anthropomorphized birds, building off of illustrator Leesha Hannigan's art of high-fantasy chickens and owls. Mausritter adapted designer Isaac Williams' mice and rat setting he used for his household games into a dense, detailed rulebook. Wanderhome was drafted by Dragon as a game to process post-pandemic trauma with a system that has no combat, with a kind and bittersweet design. It helps that these games have deep roots in stories we likely grew up with.
The Nostalgia Factor
In the children's literature analysis book Feeling Like a Kid, author Jerry Griswold outlines five reoccurring themes in children's stories: snugness, smallness, aliveness, scariness, and lightness. These first three are of particular importance to Lilliputian games, as Griswold's examples show: the snugness of a cozy underground badger den in The Wind in the Willows, the smallness of Stuart Little and his toy car, the aliveness of thoughtful talking animals in Doctor Dolittle. Griswold writes that children are drawn to these themes because of how much of their favorite activities have these elements (building pillow forts, being generally tiny, seeing the whole universe as "alive and full of companions")—while adult literature has fewer and fewer moments of pure cozy joy. But adults still love to imagine themselves living in badger dens or having several animal companions (see: Animal Crossing, The Tale of Despereaux, Paddington 2.). Analog games are just catching up to this desire.
Besides the pure fun of snug, small activities, centuries of Lilliputian children's literature has created a storehouse of nostalgia for designers and players to build off of: Mice & Murder draws from The Wind in the Willows and Beatrix Potter; Root draws from Watership Down, Mouse Guard, and Disney's Robin Hood; Mausritter draws from Brambly Hedge, The Rescuers, and Ghibli's Arrietty. Redwall finds a way to sneak into most games, as the Brian Jacques book series was immensely popular, especially for '90s kids.
Illustration: Kyle Ferrin
"Nostalgia for Redwall is pretty high right now," Root player Evelyn Ramiel tells WIRED over Discord. "And the Root setting takes what people loved as kids (including me) from Redwall and takes out a lot of the more uncomfortable social implications that Redwall has (morally coding all the animal species)." All of the design teams interviewed for this story took special care to not code animalian factions and species for real-life cultures, a move that Root: The RPG designer Mark Truman says helped keep fantastical allegories in game worlds without bringing in concepts of racial attributes, dark elves, or orcs. "I think one of the major reasons that animalia games are doing well right now is a desire to step away from the often difficult reimagining of race that's required to play in traditional fantasy settings," Truman says.
"Oftentimes the human body is a very political site, kind of inescapably," Dragon explains. Lilliputian gaming "allows distance but also closeness where you can say something about what it means to be human."
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The Lilliputian genre can be escapist, but more often it can use its remove from humanity and reality to help players understand what they really want to do in a fantasy world. "Wanderhome is the only game in which my character took a leisurely afternoon nap," player Logan Timmins says. "And I as a player really enjoyed that choice and would do it again." Your tabletop play can be dedicated to shepherding bees, tidying a fox den, collecting acorns for a squirrel-commune feast—it doesn't have to be more complicated or violent than that. It's no coincidence that Lilliputian games have seen their popularity rise even more during quarantine, compounded by the cottagecore aesthetic and its often queer-led appreciation for chosen families and cozy spaces.
"I think that part of the reason why queer players in the RPG scene are interested in exploring the pastoral fantasy genre is because it puts a heavy emphasis on community and the physical spaces those communities exist in," Root and Wanderhome player Nick Eggers explains on Discord.
The designers of Root used Lilliputian aesthetics for the opposite purpose: They had a cruel, asymmetric board game in the wargaming genre, a space typically populated by Panzer tanks and dragons. "The core problem with getting two people to play Axis and Allies is that you have to pick at the beginning of the game which one of you is a Nazi," says Root's illustrator Kyle Ferrin. That's a serious barrier to play. Root's world of bird dynasties, otter swim instructors, and the cutest possum with a sword I've ever seen has pulled in thousands of players to wargaming. The baked-in coziness gives more wiggle room for players to take violent actions and discover whether it's enjoyable, for both sides—it's easier to have your armies murdered if it's by a cute possum, and that formula works for almost any game.
As an OSR (old-school Renaissance) game, Mausritter is similarly cruel—one bad dice roll could crush your character—and that fragility and disposability of characters works for a mouse world. The juxtaposition of snug/deadly is also great to watch. "There's something about seeing very adorable and twee things, and then taking them super deadly seriously, that lends itself to the type of storytelling we expect from TTRPG actual play," Mulligan tells WIRED.
Design Constraints of Being Small
Once players enter Lilliputian games, they can fall deep into massive logistical and philosophical holes in world-building, such as how Lilliputian worlds exist, how human fit in, or which animals are treated like pets; Disney's Goofy is humanlike while Pluto is a "pet," despite both being dogs.
"Nerds' favorite pastime is to attempt to apply logistical reality to fantasy realities that are not built on a skeleton of logistics," Mulligan says. "You read The Wind in the Willows, and it's like, 'So wait a minute, Mr. Toad owns a car. But not every animal wears pants? And he's friends with a horse, and the horse pulls his wagon?'"
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There are creative rules designers have made for these problems: Humblewood makes any monstrous, less-sentient animals fantastical, like an elemental lion. Kyle Ferrin created basic rules for the Root world's sentience: Only similarly sized woodland creatures act like humans, but no fish, because the predators need a food source they don't feel guilty about consuming. "It is your call to figure out how to deal with the Goofy/Pluto problem," Dragon says about animals not described in Wanderhome's corebook. Crafting perfect (or even consistent) Lilliputian logic can be more trouble than it's worth. "I think I actually am comfortable saying, at a certain point, you've gotta yell, 'Stop, relax. We're not going to go down this road anymore,'" Mulligan says.
Being one inch tall also alters the difficulty of almost any in-game challenge (compounded if characters lack opposable thumbs). When Mulligan planned the Tiny Heist campaign, the main objective was to steal a roll of quarters. Avoiding a cat can be proportional to dragon-style boss battles. "If you imagine yourself as a small mouse adventurer," Isaac Williams says, "Everything becomes a huge, monolithic challenge to deal with. You exist inside this enormous megadungeon." While illustrating Mausritter, this recontextualization of scale altered the way Williams saw his world: Every pile of roots could be a home; every kitchen tool could be a trap. Turning everyday objects or locations into parts of a Lilliputian game is part of the genre's fun—from using Tamagotchis as casino slot machines to visiting a hospital inside a rec center first-aid kit, Tiny Heist's set design is an especially good example of this, on par with Dreamworks' Flushed Away sets like the dishwasher Big Ben or the ice cube torture machine.
But don't forget: Everyday animals can also be transformed into playable characters in Lilliputian games. "I think it makes it very immediate," Dragon says. "Oh, this deer I saw driving home would make a cool character." Or, more often, the inspiration is someone's fursona, the anthropomorphic animal persona of a furry community member. Or, even more often, someone's pet. When a Wanderhome Kickstarter backer's cat passed away, they messaged Dragon to see what tier of backing was needed to get their pet memorialized inside the TTRPG. No such tier existed, but Dragon made an exception, asked them to donate to an animal shelter instead, and found a home inside the rulebook for a little cat. Now, forever part of the Lilliputian world of Wanderhome, is a cat that no longer exists in this realm. It's clutching a dagger and under the protection of a bear, so, y'know, tread carefully.
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NZDUSD short-term Elliott Wave view suggests that the bounce to 0.7060 high ended intermediate wave (4). Down from there, the decline is unfolding as Impulse Elliott Wave structure where sub-division of Minute wave ((i)), ((iii)) & ((v)) are unfolding in 5 waves within a lesser degree cycle. On the other hand, the corrective Minute degree wave ((ii)) & ((iv)) should unfold in any 3 wave corrective sequence, such as zigzag, double three, flats.
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8. Add embroidery and beading details.
9. Cut backing fabric bigger than the top. Square it up and cut all edges even.
10. Quilt by hand or by machine around largest shapes if desired.
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12. Epoxy the cabochon to the earring stud and stick it through all layers of the quilt when dry.
13. Stitch on hanging hardware or dowel.
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Although I started out being inspired by the kirigami leaf patterns that I showed you last week, I ended up using mostly the individual leaves to make my leaf fabrics. Each fabric started with a thin wash of acrylic paint (I used Quinacridone magenta), which I allowed to dry. Then I added about 6 or 7 more layers of stenciling, stamping, and painting. Any wonder that it took a few days to complete? I hate having to wait for fabric to dry!
I'll show you the process with my first piece of fabric, and tomorrow I'll post some pictures from the other two pieces.
1. Wet your fabric (I used muslin) and paint it with a very thin wash of acrylic paint. Allow it to dry thoroughly before beginning to stencil. I also like to iron the fabric between each step to set the color well.
2. I added a layer of "shadows" using a permanent black ink. Contine to iron the fabric in between each step.
3. Stripe the fabric with tape and stencil on a "broken" layer of images with ink or acrylic paint.
4. Add many many many more layers of stencils, both positive and negative. Use both matte and pearlescent acrylics. I used some Interference violet and Interference gold paints in one of the top layers. Add any additional paint touches needed by brush or sponge.
5. Lightly sponge on some foil adhesive, and when it is dry enough, add some areas of transfer foil to your fabric.
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Drew takes a walk down memory lane and shares why crochet and the holidays are forever fused together for him.
For your amusement, Sherri shares a fun spin on the classic 12 Days of Christmas song with gifts to go along with each verse!
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When my children were young, I was always looking for easy projects that we could do together to decorate for different holidays. They may be grown up and gone, but there are now GRANDchildren to think about! Here are some of the projects that I've come across recently that make me wish so very very much that my grandbaby lived closer. Oh heck, maybe I'll do some of them myself anyway...gotta get in practice!
Have you heard of kirigami? It's a variation of origami that includes cutting. I'd never heard of it until I stumbled upon this wonderful site called Zakka Life and saw how easy it is to make these. Check out the easy instructions!
Using origami paper, or any lightweight paper square, you can create really fun "paper-doll-like" patterns that make wonderful decorations. In addition, the negative cut-out can be used as a stencil! I used some slightly stiffer fingerpainting paper to trace and cut my stencils. Because my paper was thicker, I couldn't get really tiny details to show up, but they're not really good for stencils anyway, so it really didn't matter.
While I was at it, I cut apart one of the circles of leaves and traced around them, preparing both the positive and negative images to use as stencils. Next week I'll show you what I used these stencils for!


In 1998, Hennessy technology developed a lamb grading probe to objectively measure carcass lean meat yield. Since that time Hennessy technology has been able to configured to accurately grade lamb carcasses for % lean meat yield along with objective meat quality traits.
Essential to obtaining optimum results is the need to use probe guidance technology, because human operators without objective guidance technology cannot insert and remove Hennessy probe needles in the correct carcass site at the correct angle, as well as removing the needle precisely along the same axis. Collecting Hennessy technology results without the correct associated technology is a waste of time and money.
For yield measurement it is only necessary to probe each lamb or sheep carcass in a single specified site. It is highly recommended that measurements should be made using a Hennessy guidance mechanism allied with a carcass support cradle. To ensure that insertion and withdrawal by the operator occurs in the same coordinate plane. The natural flexibility inherent in a lamb carcass will cause difficulty when measuring unsupported carcasses. Again specific animal Interface recognition software has to be specially tailored to this animal type. Of course for those that want to measure more than one site. Two or more sites can be measured. It just takes a little longer.
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3.D.E. Burson, T.H.Doane. " Yield Grades and Quality Grades for Lamb Carcasses ; G83-675-A.
5. E.P. Berg, M.K.Neary, J.C. Forrest, D.L. Thomas, R.G. Kauffman. "Evaluation of Electronic Technology to Assess Lamb Carcass Composition". Journal of Animal Science, 75:2433-2444, 1997.
6. D.L. Hopkins, N.M. Fogarty & B.A. MacDonald. " Prediction of Lamb Carcass Yield using Video Image Analysis. Proc. 43rd ICOMST, pp234-235 , Auckland , NZ, 1997.
7. A.R.Bray, S.M.Francis, D. O'Connell, R.Bickerstaffe. " Lambs selected for fast glucose clearance have high meat pH levels when stressed for slaughter". NZSAP 1992 Proceedings : Abstract AB92014.


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We will be back in contact if Cormac wants to do any further lessons – and we will certainly be back in contact when my other son wants to learn to drive.
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Most problems so far have been quick fixes and dealt with by Pacesetter really well. Our door handles do have frost on the inside in cold weather, and this seems to be common with Pacesetter homes only; our garage door also freezes shut - both considered normal by Pacesetter. The landmark that we were given by the salesperson that the garden went to when viewing the house turned out not to be the actual dimension of the garden, measured naively after we had moved in.
Overall, staff are friendly and there to help and we do have a nice home.
I bought a house through pacesetter but after 3 months i got so many problems in this house.whenever i contact your warranty team they dont care just keep sending emails but my problem was never resolved. My roof is cracked and leaked and washroom tubs are damage they just told me they will come back to fix it within few hours now they said it will be after one month.they just keep looking for new projects but dont bother themselves to solve and done old pending projects. I am asking tk fix it from 3 months but they dont care.
I have looked into your file, and the emails that you have received this week are to book the repairs we have scheduled on your home. The latest email we have sent you is requesting your confirmation on the dates we have tentatively booked. We are actively working with you to conduct the repairs needed on your home, and we are interested in resolving these issues with your cooperation. Your experience is important to us, and we look forward to helping you with these issues as soon as possible. In the meantime, please feel free to email us at pacesettersales@qualico.com with any questions.
The buying process was a great experience. There were lots of floor plans to choose from, and they let us do whatever customization that we wanted. We dealt with David and Victoria, they were amazing! We contacted them a lot throughout the build, they responded quickly and were happy to help. They would let us in to see updates of our house frequently with short notice which we really appreciated.
The design center had many choices but we felt like we had to upgrade everything as the standard choices were not good. For a lot of the upgrades it is very expensive. I felt like they were nickel and diming us over every little choice. We had a girl who it was her first solo appointment, she was wonderful and everyone has to learn but it was a 9 hour appointment and some of the pricing got very mixed up at the end. But overall the design appointment went very well.
Our home was supposed to be completed by September 2018. We did not move until mid January 2019. So quite a delay. It was annoying but at least we were living with family in the mean time. We tried to have the possession date moved up by 1 week because it would have worked much better with our jobs and families who were helping us move (they had delayed it 4 months already and couldn't move it 1 week, we felt like we weren't asking for a lot). Also pretty much none of the seasonal items were done ( they had all summer to do that, considering the house was supposed to be ready for September). The parging on foundation, trim paint, painting the front door window portion are some of the items, the driveway was done but I had to push very hard to get it done before it got cold.
Our site supervisor was Steve. He was easy to contact when we had questions or concerns and replied quickly. There were quite a few things at our pre possession walk through that needed to be corrected. Some things were wrong from the blueprint which needed to be changed. One thing was that our walk in closet was supposed to have two rows of shelving but they had only hung one. Steve was quite difficult to deal with about fixing it, he said that since it is not on the addendum then it is not correct. When it clearly stated that on the blueprint there should be two shelves.They said that the person who made the blueprint made a mistake adding the shelf and that it should not have been there, so he had to contact someone higher up to approve this. It took days to sort out but they ended up fixing it a few days before move in. Multiple other things with the walk through I would bring up and would get the response "well its supposed to be like that". For example we had double doors to a closet in the basement and there was a huge gap in between the doors, you could see into the closet. He stated that they are french doors and they are supposed to be like that. But our double doors upstairs were perfectly fine. So long story short most of my complaints were fixed but it felt like an annoyance to bring up. Before walk in we asked them to clean up the yard multiple times as there were lots of wood with nails, sharp metal pieces and empty paint cans. We have two dogs who would be using that space to go to the bathroom so it was very important for it to be safe for them. They never did clean it up so we had to clean it up once we moved in.
For the quality of the build everything so far seems pretty good. We have only been in the home for 2 months. The cabinets and counter tops are beautiful and very good quality. The flooring was the best upgrade by far, we got vinyl plank. The dry walling for our house is horrendous, so many imperfections. They do not cover fixing paint afterwards which is unfortunate because now we have found so many problems. When they painted they got a lot of paint on the vinyl plank and tile (we are still finding spots to clean off a couple months later). We also paid a lot of money to have black iron railing installed which at the walk through was covered in paint. They were able to clean most of it off but there is still some left which we will address at our first warranty walk through.
We had Connie for our possession day walk through. She was wonderful, super friendly. She was great at explaining everything and helped us pick out the little things that we were missing. Our pocket door to our half bath was very short so you could see the back of the door, and the wall had a large gap and was very bowed. She advocated for me when Steve said that it was supposed to be that way. So I appreciated that she was there!
Overall it was a good experience and I would probably recommend them with a couple warnings.
Had a custom home built terrible job not even a year past and drive way is covered in cracks and sinking same with garage and basement. Drywall you can see tape and mud through paint and paint is lacking through out house same with base boards and there discoloring due to lack of paint. Carpet has tacks sticking out. Gas line not to code could be washed out over time causing leaks. There warranty department is a joke good luck getting anything fixed it's a fight to the bitter end and they fixed 10% of what was wrong then pushed the rest to the end of warranty and didn't fix the rest. I would have been happy if they had just fixed the concrete. Now I fear of the cost of fixing the gaping cracks in my basement that are now starting to sink. This is what they give you for a 500k + price tag a cheap poorly built home. Thanks for the headache pacesetter.
Hello Corey. I'm sorry to hear your experience has been frustrating. I'd like to look into this further and follow up with the appropriate team members to find a resolution. Can you please send us an email at pacesettersales@qualico.com with your address and/or job number so we can look into your file? Thank you.
First of all, I didn't pay for the repair and it was not done yet.
It should be noted that this issue exists since last year (2018), and we reported to the Pacesetter Warranty team last summer and kept updating more photos (more cracks). The attached photo shows the minor one. The widest crack is already >3mm and 30 cm in length.
At one year trades (Feb 2019), the Pacesetter inspector told us he was going to report the foundation cracks issue AGAIN to the Warranty team to let them do contact "concrete expert" to inspect the foundation before any parge repair. All SIX penetrating vertical cracks found in the garage foundation are 20-30 cm in length, 1-3 mm in width. They are noticeable both inside and outside of the garage (lined up), even the outside parging started cracking since last summer. We got totally ignored by Warranty team since last year.
What their recent response is "The foundation cracks are hairline cracks. The correct repair is to parge over the cracks. The cracks show no evidence of leaking and therefore more intensive inspections or repairs are not required. " from Shelly Pacesetter Warranty team.
With limited knowledge and impatience, she just tried to cover all the defects of the house. In her email, she attached the photos last summer when the cracks were not that serious that time. Why don't you use the updated photos?
Excuse me, Miss Weinmeyer. How can you confirm no leaking, no serious structural damage? By visual on the computer? A 2 mm wide crack is hairline? Typing in the office is always easy, right?! The inspector at least stood in the chilly -20oC wind outside to check all the reported issues.
It is ridiculous that the inspector didn't know what the issue was about when arriving at my home every time. Then, I figured it out that Warranty team didn't send him photos we attached in the report every time. Now, I realized that the Warranty team would NOT read the report from their inspectors either.
The inspector wrote twice on his iPad and sent the message to Warranty team to request more accurate concrete quality inspection.
In a word, the truth is that Pacesetter builder/ contractors use only acceptable materials to build your home! Even the inspector himself is speechless once saw what I showed him in my house. After sales, Warranty team ignore you, and do their best to decline any necessary inspection and repair. If needed, I would be more than happy to share the photos to public to let them know Pacesetter house quality and your business.
Hello Kyle. I'm very sorry to hear your experience has been frustrating. We did receive your private messages to us on Facebook as well and have been working with management to determine what has been happening with your home. We care deeply about the level of service you receive, and we understand you are concerned about the quality of your foundation. As I understand, you have an appointment booked with us in the near future. One of our Supervisors will be attending this appointment to discuss this matter with you and come to a resolution. Should you have further questions in the meantime, please feel free to contact us directly at pacesettersales@qualico.com.
I met with pacesetter team in August of 2018, they had many different styles and types of home they offered. The team was very willing to answer any questions I had and helped create a home tailored to my requests. My house will be done in March 2019 and it's already looking perfect. The construction is very well done, with high grade materials. Very pleased and would recommend to anyone looking to buy a new home.
Pacesetter was very helpful to me and my husband when we were on the hunt for a new starter home to buy. With the wonderful help from our rep Cassandra we were able to make everything work out and get everything we wanted and everyone was very friendly and helpful!
Congratulations to you and your husband on the purchase of your new starter home! This is such an exciting phase of life and I am so pleased to hear that you were able to take that journey with Cassandra; she truly has a way of lighting up a room. Best wishes to you in the years to come.
Thank you so much for sharing your experience with Judy and Kelly. I'm so glad that you felt supported throughout all of the stages of the home build. I hope you enjoy the move-in process just as much!


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After a historic win, a new season of 'The Voice' is coming. Here's what to expect
It's official: 'The Voice' is returning next month
By Lottie Elizabeth Johnsonlottiejohnson@deseretnews.com
SHARE After a historic win, a new season of 'The Voice' is coming. Here's what to expect
Kelly Clarkson is returning as a coach on "The Voice" for Season 20, which premieres March 1.
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It's official: "The Voice" is returning next month.
Following a season that saw a historic win, "The Voice" comes back for its 20th season on March 1, the show announced Monday on Twitter.
This 15-year-old singer just made history on 'The Voice'
John Legend called him 'otherworldly.' He shocked Kelly Clarkson. Now, this unique singer has made it to the top 17 on 'The Voice'
Does a show like 'The Voice' actually lead to success?
The show confirmed that "Voice" coaches Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson and John Legend will all be returning, with Nick Jonas — who first appeared as a coach for the show's 18th season — filling in for Gwen Stefani.
Fifteen-year-old Carter Rubin, who in December became the youngest male singer to ever win "The Voice," shared his excitement for the new season.
"To everyone in season 20: make the most of every moment and have SO much fun!" he wrote on Twitter. "I'll be cheering you on."
On Monday, "The Voice" also announced on Twitter that artists Brandy, Dan and Shay, Luis Fonsi and Darren Criss would be the celebrity mentors for the show's 20th season.
It's time to meet your star-studded lineup of #VoiceBattles Advisors... 🥁@4everbrandy, @DanAndShay, @LuisFonsi, and @DarrenCriss! 🤩 pic.twitter.com/e2WyH0YWaY
— The Voice (@NBCTheVoice) February 1, 2021
"The Voice" first announced in November that Jonas would be taking Stefani's place for the 20th season, the Deseret News reported. Stefani, who has been an on-and-off coach on the show for five seasons, has never stayed for two seasons in a row.
"I'm back and ready to win this thing," Jonas posted on Twitter at the time. (The other "Voice" coaches have victories to their names; Season 20 could potentially be Jonas' first win).
Based on previous seasons, "The Voice" will likely have a two-hour premiere block that airs at 7 p.m. MT on March 1.
The new season comes after good ratings for Season 19, which averaged 7.4 million viewers, according to TV Line.
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West Florida ACO Selects eClinicalWorks for Population Health Management
eClinicalWorks, a leader in ambulatory healthcare IT solutions, today announced that Tampa Bay-area's West Florida ACO has selected eClinicalWorks Care Coordination Medical Record (CCMR) for advancing its physician-led Accountable Care Organization (ACO) objectives across 60 practices, including coordinating care across the continuum, evaluating population health and quality improvement activities.
"We formed West Florida ACO in order to improve patient care through better care coordination and achieve enhanced health outcomes," said Dr. Jayadeva Chowdappa, chairman and CEO of West Florida ACO, LLC. "As a primary care-centric ACO connecting independent practices, we selected eClinicalWorks for population health management because of its strong reputation and ability to scale as we grow. eClinicalWorks will enable us to gain a 360 degree view of our patients' records and deliver the triple aim of better care, better health at an affordable cost."
The ACO care delivery model coordinates care between patients and members of the healthcare team with the goal of helping strengthen the physician-patient relationship. West Florida ACO participates in the Medicare Shared Savings Program, which has been created by Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) for facilitating coordination between providers to improve the quality of care for Medicare Fee-For-Service (FFS) beneficiaries, improve patient satisfaction and reduce unnecessary costs. eClinicalWorks CCMR will aid West Florida ACO in meeting its quality measures and performance metrics.
"West Florida ACO has taken on an ambitious program, bringing together independent physician groups to improve care delivery," said Girish Navani, CEO and co-founder of eClinicalWorks. "eClinicalWorks CCMR delivers one of the most comprehensive population health management solutions in the market, and includes powerful analytics and care coordination on a single platform. We look forward to working with West Florida ACO to help them meet the program goals."
eClinicalWorks CCMR is designed to provide visibility into a patient's care across all settings, facilitate smooth transitions of care, engage patients and providers in preventative care, improve outcomes among populations and reduce costs. A vendor-neutral, open network securely connects ambulatory EHRs with hospital in-patient systems and payor claim feeds, including CMS, to provide cost and utilization for services delivered to patients.
Included in CCMR, eClinicalWorks Population Health Management Analytics uses closed-loop analytics to deliver reporting, alerting and messaging capabilities necessary to manage population health. Dashboards can be shown at the community level to determine and monitor adherence of clinical process and outcomes, including medication recalls and chronic disease management. Care coordination and analytics work together for a collaborative care framework.
About West Florida ACO
West Florida ACO, LLC, is one of the nation's first 27 ACOs approved by CMS for a Shared Savings Program in which Medicare savings are shared with providers for improving the experience of care, the health of a defined population and reduce associated healthcare expenditures. West Florida ACO's mission is to provide improved patient care and health outcomes to the Medicare beneficiaries in Florida through improved Care Coordination. The ACO is a physician-led conglomerate of independent physician practices across Tampa Bay, is expected to serve more than 20,000 Medicare beneficiaries. Learn more at www.westfloridaaco.com.
About eClinicalWorks
eClinicalWorks is a privately-held leader in ambulatory healthcare IT solutions. With customers across all 50 states using its solutions, customers include ACOs, physician practices, out-patient departments of hospitals, health centers, departments of health and convenient care clinics. Ten eClinicalWorks customers have received the prestigious HIMSS Davies Awards during the past six years, honoring excellence in electronic health record implementation. The company is second largest in the country for e-prescribing. Based in Westborough, Mass., eClinicalWorks has additional offices in New York City, Chicago, California and Georgia. For more information, please visit www.eclinicalworks.com, Facebook, Twitter or call 866-888-6929.
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