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President: Kim Hurst
Dr Kim Hurst is a Senior Psychologist and is the Clinical Lead in Robina Private Hospital's Eating Disorders Day Program for Adolescents and Young Adults, she also is in Private Practice. Prior to this Kim was a founding member of the Gold Coast Child & Youth Mental Health Service (CYMHS), Eating Disorder Program (EDP).
Kim has been delivering Maudsley Family Based Treatment (FBT) and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Enhanced (CBT-e) for over ten years and is a credentialed FBT therapist who provides training, supervision and consultation to clinicians across Queensland.
Kim has worked across a range of eating disorder treatment settings including psychiatric and medical inpatient units and outpatient services. She has developed specialist eating disorder clinical policies and is focused on service improvement strategies to enhance treatment delivery. Kim is also passionate about early intervention programs and has delivered workshops to school children, guidance officers and teachers on positive body image.
Kim was previously the Treasurer on the ANZAED Executive Committee and was a member of the Queensland State-Wide Eating Disorders Advisory Group. She has coordinated a national eating disorder conference and smaller workshop events. Kim has a solid record of presenting at local, national and international eating disorder conferences and has several published works within the field.
President-elect: Siãn McLean
Siãn McLean, PhD, is a Lecturer in Psychology at Victoria University and an Honorary Research Fellow at La Trobe University, based in Melbourne, Australia. Siãn is a research psychologist whose work examines body image, with a particular focus on social media and the preventive role of media literacy, stigma in eating disorders and effects on treatment seeking, and impact of weight bias on psychological health and health care behaviours.
Siãn has board experience in a number of different roles. She is currently a Director (President) of a small not-for-profit Cooperative and also a Director of recently established charity, The Pretty Foundation. The vision and mission of The Pretty Foundation is to empower women and girls to feel confident in their bodies. Siãn's role is to provide expert input regarding body image for content and campaigns for parents in relation to their young children.
Secretary: Mandy Goldstein
Dr Mandy Goldstein is the founder and Principal Clinical Psychologist of Mandy Goldstein Psychology (MGPsych) and an Associate at The Redleaf Practice, both private practices focusing on the treatment of Eating Disorders (EDs). Mandy founded MGPsych over 10 years ago, to provide evidence based care to ED and trauma sufferers. Prior to this she worked across in- and day-patient settings, and completed a Doctoral degree in EDs. Mandy has continued to undertake and publish research in EDs, and is committed to generating practice-based research. She has developed a genuine passion for EDs and their treatment, and has trained with the founders of evidence-based models including CBTe and FBT. Mandy provides workshops on eating disorders and supervision to clinicians in the field. As an active member of ANZAED since 2010, Mandy has presented at several conferences, was a member of the Plenary Committee (ANZAED 2017) and was an invited plenary speaker (ANZAED 2018). She is currently on the Scientific Think-Tank Committee (ICED/ANZAED, 2020)
Treasurer: Shane Jeffrey
Shane is a dietitian with 25 years experience. During this time he has worked almost exclusively in eating disorders and the broader area of eating, weight and body image concerns, where he has experience in providing treatment and services across the private and public sectors to children, adolescents and adults in both the inpatient and outpatient settings. Shane is currently the founder, clinical director, and senior dietitian at FMB Wellbeing – Food Mind Body, a private practice providing dedicated services in the area of eating, weight and body image concerns, with a primary focus on eating disorders and a non diet approach to weight management. Shane's leadership as a dietitian has seen him chair local, national, and international committees, teach undergraduate and postgraduate students across four universities, and present at conferences both nationally and internationally. Shane has an interest in service evaluation and research, with his activity in this area leading to the development of state-wide service initiatives, numerous conference presentations and university collaborations. While Shane values his academic and professional learnings, he acknowledges that his richest learnings have come through the people and families he has worked with over the years, and for this reason, Shane is a strong advocate and supporter of the lived experience finding its way into eating disorder treatment models.
Past President: Gabriella Heruc
Dr Gabriella Heruc is an Accredited Practising Dietitian, with a background in psychology. She has worked in mental health for almost 20 years and specialises in the nutritional management of eating disorders in private practice as well as at the Sydney Children's Hospital Network Eating Disorders Intensive Program for Adolescents (EDIPA). She also has a passion for research and completed a PhD at The University of Adelaide, Discipline of Medicine examining gastrointestinal function and appetite regulation in anorexia nervosa.
Gabbi has a strong interest in improving education and professional development opportunities for health professionals working in the eating disorders field, and has previously lectured dietetic and exercise physiology students on mental health and eating disorders at The University of South Australia. She represented South Australia on the former Professional Development in Eating Disorders Committee Australia & New Zealand, and was on the steering committee for the development of the SA Statewide Eating Disorders Services. She is also a member of the Academy for Eating Disorders.
Gabbi is a past convenor of the Dietitian's Association of Australia (DAA) Eating Disorders Interest Group, and she coordinated the development of DAA's role statement for eating disorder dietitians, as well as their guidelines for receiving clinical supervision and mentoring in the eating disorders field. During her last 8 years on the ANZAED Executive, she convened the 2012 Adelaide Conference, established the now annual Autumn Workshop Series, has held roles as Treasurer and President-Elect, and through chairing the Professional Development: Strategy, Advocacy and Partnerships Committee, helped to set up the ANZAED Training Reference Group, allowing for communication and collaboration between the organisations and regions of NZ and Australia that provide professional development to the eating disorders field.
Committee Member: Linsey Atkins
Linsey Atkins, DPsych is an experienced Clinical Psychologist and Director of Hope Family Clinic, a Melbourne based centre that provides individual and family based treatment for adolescents and adults with eating disorders. Dr Atkins has been the Coordinator of the Eating Disorder Program at the Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne, worked as the lead therapist on an RCT comparing PFT and FBT for AN, the Team Leader of the Butterfly Day Group Program for adolescents and adults as well as Coordinator of the outpatient eating disorders program at Monash Health.
Dr Atkins is a faculty member with the Institute of Training in Child and Adolescent Eating Disorders and has trained with the Maudsley Hospital, London and other specialised adolescent services in the USA. Linsey has published several articles on adolescent eating disorders and provides clinical supervision and consultation. Dr Atkins has a special interest in supporting professional development activities.
Committee Member: Shannon Calvert
Shannon is a lived experience professional, having experienced a longstanding eating disorder. Her expertise lies in collaborating alongside clinicians, researchers, and organisations that champion wellbeing through education, training, and supervision. Advocating for person-centred, recovery-oriented and integrated best practice, she is a Consumer and Peer Consultant for a large Health Service in WA, and a Lived Experience Educator.
Shannon has presented at national and international conferences on the importance of compassion in treatment interventions; consumer and carer engagement in design of policy, and education; as well as her lived experience of an eating disorder and trauma. She was invited as a plenary speaker at the 2019 International Conference on Eating Disorders presenting on the topic of "When does the time come for compulsory treatment?"
Shannon has a renowned dedication for eating disorder and mental health reform, representing and supporting the activities of all professionals working in the field of eating disorders and related issues in prevention, treatment and research. She is the consumer representative for the Advisory Committee for National Research & Translation of Eating Disorders. Shannon is co-convenor for the ANZAED 2021 conference and member of the Consumer Carer and Membership Committees, and has international links, being a member of AED's Experts by Experience Committee.
Committee Member: Dr Randall Long
Randall is a Psychiatrist and Senior Lecturer at Flinders University in Adelaide. He is the Head of Unit of the Statewide Eating Disorder Service in South Australia. He leads a multidisciplinary team to provide care to patients with Eating Disorders. He is the Head of Unit of the Flinders Medical Centre Consultation Liaison Psychiatry Service. He works with his multidisciplinary colleagues to provide specialist care for people with eating disorders at imminent risk of death and injury.
He is a Senior Psychiatrist at the Flinders Neurostimulation Service and the Adelaide Deep Brain Stimulation Service where he uses brain stimulation to treat psychiatric and movement disorders. He lectures at the Flinders University Medical School and the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists on psychosomatic aspects of physical illness, eating disorder recovery and the assessment and care of suicidal people.
Randall's clinical interests are in the psychiatric management of physical illness, psychotherapy for people with eating disorders, body image disorders, psychoplastics, psychodermatology, renal psychiatry, transplant psychiatry and movement disorder psychiatry. He leads the Statewide Eating Disorder Service Research team and collaborates with internationally renowned researchers in the field. His research interests include the evidence based management of medical complications of eating disorders and further understanding the treatments that help patients recover and lead healthy lives. He has contributed clinical leadership to develop South Australia's new model of care for people with Eating Disorders.
Committee Member: Deb Mitchison
Dr Deb Mitchison would bring to ANZAED her expertise as both a Research Fellow and Clinical Psychologist. An ANZAED member since 2009, she has worked in both the public and private health sectors, on randomised controlled treatment trials for anorexia nervosa, and as a university lecturer and research fellow.
 In her research, Dr Mitchison seeks to uncover the nature of disordered eating in sectors of the community who do not meet the historical stereotype (e.g., males, older, obese people) and bridge treatment gaps for these individuals. She has 29 publications, presents her work at national and international forums, serves on the Scientific Review Committee of the Academy for Eating Disorders and the Eating Disorder Steering Committee of the Western Sydney Local Health District. She has recently been accepted as a member into the Eating Disorder Research Society. Her current project is investigating risk factors for eating disorders in 10,000 adolescents.
Committee Member: Jessica Ryan
Jess Ryan is a Clinical Psychologist, Family Therapist, and Senior Eating Disorder Clinician at The Victorian Centre of Excellence in Eating Disorders (CEED). Jess has extensive experience across both the private and public health sector, in both mental health and eating disorder specialist services. At CEED, Jess works within the youth team and is the clinical lead for the role out of Multi-Family Therapy (MFT-AN), in addition, she provides clinical consultation and delivers training for health professionals (including FBT-AN, Body Image, CBT-GSH). Her work is motivated by committed to ensuring people with EDs have access to equitable and high quality evidenced-based treatment.
Alongside her role at CEED, Jess works at Nourish. Nurture. Thrive., a private practice specialising in providing support for people with eating disorders and body image concerns. She is passionate about family inclusive practices, believing that directly engaging families is beneficial in the recovery process and fostering greater understanding for those involved.
Committee Member: Gemma Sharp
I am a National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Senior Research Fellow and lead the Body Image Research Group at the Monash Alfred Psychiatry Research Centre at Monash University in Melbourne. I lead a range of research projects in collaboration with the Butterfly Foundation and social media platforms (Facebook/Instagram) which involve the development of novel online interventions for body image and eating disorders. I am also a clinical psychologist running my own private practice where I specialise in the treatment of eating disorders. I have worked clinically in the field of eating disorders in both the public and private sectors across three states (SA, WA and VIC).
I am currently the Early Career Representative on the Victorian Chapter of the Australian Psychological Society Clinical College and formerly the early career representative on the national clinical college committee. As a senior researcher as well as clinical psychologist I bring strong scientist-practitioner skills to the Executive Committee role.
Committee Member: Fiona Sutherland
Fiona is an Accredited Practising Dietitian & Nutritionist and Director of Body Positive Australia and The Mindful Dietitian. Fiona has been active in the Eating Disorder treatment space for over 15 years in the private sector, primarily offering group-based and individual Nutrition Therapy for clients with Binge Eating Disorder and chronic dieting presentations.
Fiona is also a Sports Dietitian, currently Nutrition Consultant at The Australian Ballet School & Racing Victoria's Jockey Apprenticeship Program. Fiona is active in the education and training space, with fellow Dietitians and students specifically in the integration of the Non Diet Approach to Dietetic treatment. She is a guest lecturer in the Masters Dietetics programs at Deakin University and Monash University in the areas of eating behaviour, body image, Non Diet Approach and Counselling Skills.
Committee Member: Sarah Wells
As a clinical psychologist in Hobart, Tasmania, I have 18 years experience working in the eating disorder sector, across private and public child, adolescent, family and adult spheres. I am a passionate advocate and engage in professional, community development and education about eating disorders, having been an active member and co-chair of the ANZAED social media committee for the last few years, and using my own social media platforms and local media representatives to increase engagement and understanding of eating disorders. I am trained in a variety of evidence based models, including FBT, CBT-E, SSCM, MANTRA, IPT, AFT, APT; as well as family therapy, schema therapy, EMDR and interpersonal psychodynamic therapy. I enjoy training and supervising other clinicians in the eating disorder fields.
Co-opted Member: Marion Roberts
Co-opted Member: Dr Marion Roberts
Dr Marion Roberts is a Clinical Psychologist who began specialising in the field of eating disorders in 2005. She holds a Masters in Clinical Psychology, and a PhD from the Institute of Psychiatry Eating Disorders Unit at the Maudsley Hospital (King's College London). Marion is the Director & Principal Clinical Psychologist at Nurture Psychology in Auckland New Zealand, a specialist private practice offering evidence-based treatment of eating disorders. In her academic role, Marion is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Auckland, and an honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer at the University of Otago.
While Marion's research agenda is varied within the eating disorders field, stemming from her doctoral research she has particular expertise in neurocognitive functioning in eating disorders and the clinical application of these findings (Cognitive Remediation Therapy/CRT). She is also involved in projects furthering our understanding of early intervention, treatment feasibility, carer experience, and is a member of the international Eating Disorders Working Group of the Psychiatric Genomics Consortium. In addition to ANZAED involvement, Marion is a member of the Academy of Eating Disorders and the Eating Disorders Research Society.
Co-opted Member: Olivia Carter
Olivia Carter, DPsych (Clinical) is a Clinical Psychologist who works at the Centre for Clinical Interventions in Western Australia, as well as in private practice. Olivia has been working in the field of eating disorders for the past decade, since completing her Honours and Doctoral research under A/Prof Sue Byrne at the University of Western Australia, and currently works with both older adolescents and adults experiencing eating disorders.
Olivia has been a passionate member of ANZAED for many years now, previously as chair of the Social Media Committee and an elected member to the ANZAED Executive Committee, and now as the 2021 Conference Co-Chair. She is delighted to be welcoming friends and colleagues from around Australia, New Zealand, and beyond, over to beautiful, sunny Perth in August of 2021, for the next ANZAED conference.


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Dear frens,
A beautiful thing about NFTs from a legal perspective is that they are definitely not securities. They raise all kinds of interesting issues about copyright claims and even the potential application of gambling laws, but because they are one-of-a-kind items, their offering and sales can hardly be said to be securities. You can make and sell NFTs as much as you'd like, and trade them on whatever platform, with the peace of mind that the securities laws (at least) are not implicated.
That is, unless you securitize them.
The crypto community is not known to leave well enough alone, so I've been pretty bemused to see how much "fractionalization" of NFTs is being done. I just want to raise the potential securities law issue so that folks who are doing this, or are thinking of it, can be aware of it because I'm sure regulators are watching.
One of the pioneers of fractionalizing NFTs is PleasrDAO, which describes itself as "an art collective that buys and stewards culturally significant NFTs." They famously bought the Doge NFT and then proceeded to issue 16,969,696,969 $DOG ERC-20 tokens that represent ownership stakes in the NFT. (It's probably a little more complicated than that, but that is how it's generally presented and shouldn't affect this analysis.) They then sold 20% of the total supply in an auction to the public, allocated 25% of the supply toward a fund for "community programs and continued development," and kept 55% for themselves. If the Doge NFT is sold to an external party, the FAQs say that "fractional owners are able to trade all their ownership tokens in for the ETH that was deposited by the [external party] on a pro rata basis."
There are a couple of ways regulators could say this is a security. First, they could say the $DOG tokens simply represent equity in the enterprise and equities are securities. Alternatively they could say that the scheme is an investment contract. Most would agree that there is an investment of money in a common enterprise with an expectation of profit. The question then is whether those profits are "derived from the efforts of others," typically the promoter. In this case I can imagine regulators saying the fact that PleasrDAO kept 55% of the token supply for itself (80% if they count the "community fund"), as well as all the marketing and community infrastructure PleasrDAO provides, means there's reliance on their efforts. This is not unlike the case the SEC is making against Ripple.
I don't know if such a charge would be successful, and there are any number of defenses one can imagine, but that's probably what the complaint would look like.
The reason I started looking into "fractionalization" is that this week I saw a lot of chatter around PleasrDAO's latest project: an effort to buy an NFT of art by convicted Silk Road creator Ross Ulbricht being auctioned to benefit his legal defense and other causes. What I found so amazing was that Pleasr created a DAO — FreeRossDAO — not just to fractionalize the NFT if they acquired it, but also to raise funds to bid in the auction, very much like ConstitutionDAO.
In a previous missive I explained why I didn't think ConstitutionDAO could be said to be offering securities. The main reason is that at the time there were no expectation of profits. Participants understood their contributions as donations and it was made clear that issued tokens did not confer any ownership stake, just the ability to vote in advisory polls about the disposition of the Constitution in the event they won.
FreeRossDAO seems to be trying to follow the same recipe. Their marketing talks in terms of "contributions" and "donations". However, while it also doesn't talk in terms of fractional ownership, it does say things like
Once the bid to acquire the Genesis Collection succeeds, contributors will receive $ROSS tokens in return for their contributions pro-rata, serving as both fractional pieces of the Genesis Collection as well as FreeRossDAO's governance token. Holders of $ROSS can vote on proposals and contribute to the direction of FreeRossDAO. (Emphasis mine.)
If FreeRossDAO wins the auction, the NFT will be fractionalized into $ROSS and distributed pro-rata, weighted by contribution. $ROSS will represent governance rights within FreeRossDAO and a fractional part of the "GENESIS COLLECTION" NFT. (Emphasis mine.)
I have no idea what this means. Unlike the Doge NFT, I haven't found FAQs about whether the NFT can be sold to external parties and what happens to the DAOs assets if there was to be a sale. I've heard some involved say that they will use Fractional, the same platform used to fractionalize $DOG. I also asked on the FreeRossDAO Discord and was told that they'll "probably set a high reserve price on Fractionalize [sic] but yeah in theory it could get bought out, in which case holders would get a share of the sale price proportional to their holdings." Although they won the auction, they haven't done this yet as far as I can tell.
Also interesting is that, PleasrDAO promised investors that it would take steps to ensure that the DAO won the auction. In particular, they said
PleasrDAO has seeded the FreeRossDAO multisig with 240 ETH (~$1mm) symbolizing Ross's sentence. PleasrDAO will donate an additional 240 ETH each time the total amount raised hits a multiple of 2,400 ETH. PleasrDAO will continue contributing if FreeRossDAO gets outbid until PleasrDAO hits its secret max donation.
That is, PleasrDAO committed to continue adding funds to the FreeRossDAO treasury if the bidding at auction went higher than the amount that had been raised (up to a secret amount). This was clearly designed to avoid the fate of ConstitutionDAO whose max bid was known to all other bidders.
Again, I note the word "donation" in the quoted paragraph above. I'm not sure if the means that PleasrDAO was donating free and clear all its contributions to FreeRossDAO, or whether they will get fractional shares pro rata, and I'm not sure how to look it up right now, but that would certainly factor into the securities law analysis a regulator might do.
In any event, FreeRossDAO won the auction yesterday and it's going to be interesting to see what next steps they take. What worries me is that a regulator looking at all this might see not just a fractional ownership security, but also a fundraiser for a venture fund à la theDAO.
I'm putting all this out here because clearly this tech is letting the community do incredible things and I want folks to know what legal risks there are so they can stay safe. Staying safe means either avoiding doing things that are securities offerings, or offering securities in compliance with law and regulation. What does that look like? It's not easy, but it's doable.
Fractional shares of unique, high-price items like fine art, wine, and even race horses are nothing new. Masterworks has been doing this for some time with art. From what I can tell, the way they do it is they first create a Delaware LLC, then that LLC acquires a work, and then Masterworks sells shares in the LLC to investors. In doing so, they register the offering with the SEC. Here is Masterworks's registration for their first offering: Andy Warhol's iconic work, "1 Colored Marilyn".
I know, it's not easy, but please don't shoot the messenger. If it was up to me there would be lots more exceptions to the securities laws.
OK that's all I have this week. Please hit reply and let me know if you have any comments.
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Q: Security and Cross Domain with ASP.NET MVC JsonResult and jQuery I am using asp.net MVC to develop an application that will have ajax interactions.  I have JsonResult methods in the controller returning my json serialized data. So for example when a request is made to http://somesite.com/findwidgets/ mvc serializes the data as json and sends it back.
I am using jQuery on the client side to handle the ajax requests and to then manipulate the results.  I am not having any trouble getting the data but i have found that i can make requests to http://somesite.com/findwidgets/ from the address bar of the browser and it will return the json data as a download.
Also, how do i ensure that others cannot simply make requests and grab data using http://somesite.com/findwidgets/ ?
Is cross domain the right topic here or is that speaking to other security problems?
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Also, how do i ensure that others
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  data using
  http://somesite.com/findwidgets/ ?

The issue you describe is the same one people refer to when asking how they can prevent people from posting to their form from another site. The only reasonable answer I have seen is to use some type of session key system wherein a key is generated for each request and each subsequent request must pass the previously generated key for validation. A request that arrives with no key or an invalid key is denied access.

i have found that i can make requests
  to http://somesite.com/findwidgets/
  from the address bar of the browser
  and it will return the json data as a
  download.

This is because JSON is not recognized as a text mime type, and browsers will only display text mime types directly in the browser. Anything else will be offered as a download rather than displayed inline.

A: consider checking for request host also, and limit it to the current domain.

A: Also you can use IsAjaxRequest() property of the controller (if it false - return null result for example). In order to prevent posting/getting the data from other sites you can check Request.UrlReferrer property (but the browser can lie about it).

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New bill would require California students to learn about climate change
A new bill would require California students to learn about climate change as early as first grade and would make the subject a high school graduation requirement.
Assembly Bill 1922, introduced today by Assemblywoman Luz Rivas (D-North Hollywood), would mandate that students learn "the causes and effects" of climate change starting in 2025.
California Teachers Could Be Required To Teach About Climate Change
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Assemblymember Luz Rivas (D-Arleta) says under AB 1922, "climate change education will be a coursework requirement for students in grades 1 through 6, and a graduation requirement for students in grades 7 through 12, starting 2025."
Rivas Introduces Legislation to Create Statewide Youth Advisory Body
State Assemblywoman Luz Rivas (D-Arleta) has introduced the California Youth Empowerment Act to establish the first-ever statewide youth advisory body to the state government.
During a press conference on Wednesday, Jan. 8, Rivas said the duties of the Commission would include policy development, community engagement, and development of our youth to promote civic engagement, education, social equality, human and social services, workforce development, and public safety.
A Pacoima assemblywoman tries to give more young people a say in government
Pacoima, Arleta and San Fernando Assemblywoman Luz Rivas has introduced a bill in the state Legislature that she says would allow underserved young people across the state to have a say in policy decisions that affect them.
Her California Youth Empowerment Act - Assembly Bill 1858 - would establish a youth advisory commission, with the goal of spurring underrepresented young people to get civically engaged.
Governor Newsom Signs Executive Order Converting State Property Into Emergency Homeless Shelters
Governor Gavin Newsom has signed an executive order requiring state agencies to convert state property into temporary emergency homeless shelters by the end of January. Assemblywoman Luz Rivas says she believes Newsom is doing more for homelessness than any governor in the past.
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Dozens of youth gathered at the State Capitol yesterday to rally behind a new bill that would create the state's first youth advisory committee. Assemblywoman Luz Rivas says although lawmakers work on legislation each year that affects young people, they are rarely included in the process.
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A California Assemblywoman has a plan to end the state's homeless crisis. Assembly Member Luz Rivas introduced a bill to create the Governor's Office to end homelessness. The office would be led by the Secretary on Housing Insecurity and Homelessness, which is appointed by the governor. It would be the lead state entity in combating homelessness and would work with federal, state and local departments that provide housing and services to the homeless.


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Єлєна Ніколаї (24 січня 1905, Церово — 23 жовтня 1993, Мілан) — болгарська оперна співачка, мецо сопрано, яка працювала переважно в Італії .

Біографія
Єлєна Ніколаї народилася як Стоянка Савова Ніколова 24 січня 1905 року в селі Церово, Панагюрсько. У 1908 році помер її батько, мати поїхала вчитися на медсестру до США, а її та її брата Ніколу виховували їхні бабусі та дідусі в Панагюришті. Закінчила Американський коледж у Самокові . У той час майбутня Єлєна Ніколай твердо вирішила, що вона повинна вчитися співу, і так потрапила на великого вчителя та співака Івана Вулпе, який умовив її подати заяву до консерваторії. У першому конкурсі — співі вона виступила блискуче, але у другому — сольфеджіо та фортепіано, вона провалилася. Отримала двійку, як безнадійно немузична.

Єлєна Ніколаї їздила до Сполучених штатів Америки, де вона працювала, вивчала філософію та італійську мову в Оберліні, штат Огайо. Згодом у неї з'явилась ідея залишити університет і продовжити музичну освіту в Генуї. У 1929 році вона вступила до музичної консерваторії в Мілані, де навчалася співу з Вінченцо Пінторіно. Під час навчання вона зазнає серйозних матеріальних труднощів, професор Пінторіно приймає її жити до свого будинку, а в 1937 році виходить заміж за його онука Андрія Маджіо. Поступово Стоянка стала однією з перших студентів, які закінчили консерваторію з відзнакою.

У 1934 році вона почала використовувати псевдонім Єлєна Ніколаї, а згодом дебютувала у ролі Азуцени в «Трубадурі» Джузеппе Верді в Оперному театрі муніципалітету Сало. Всього за кілька сезонів вона стала однією з найбільш затребуваних співачок меццо-сопрано, за два десятиліття з 1938 року вона була першим мецо-сопрано в міланській опері «Ла Скала». У 1943 році, після початку бомбардування Мілана, Єлєна Ніколай повернулася до Софії, але після закінчення Другої світової війни знову працювала у Ла Скалі.

У 1963 році вона добровільно покинула Ла Скалу і переїхала до Риму, продовживши кар'єру в кіно. Між 1963 і 1968 роками вона зняла сім фільмів, перший фільм, в якому Єлєна Ніколай знялася, був «Il boom» («Бум») за участі у головній ролі Альберто Сорді та режисером Вітторіо Де Сіка .

Вже сьогодні Єлєна Ніколаї вважається однією з найзначніших оперних співачок XX століття.

Померла Єлєна Ніколаї 23 жовтня 1993 року в будинку Верді в Мілані побудованому легендарним композитором для останнього притулку музикантів у поважному віці.

Репертуар
Протягом сезону 1934 / 1935 років, дебютувала з партією Азучени в «Трубадурі» Джузеппе Верді в невеликому італійському містечку Сало. Такий шанс випав через хворобу найвідомішої на той час меццо-сопрано Педерцині. І Єлєна Ніколаї замість сліпої Лаури співала в «Джоконді» Амілкаре Понкієлі у виставі, де грали відомі зірки Беньяміно Джильї та Джина Чиня. Це відбувалося в Кремоні — місті відомих скрипкових майстрів Страдіварі, Аматі та Гварнері.

Важливою для її кар'єри стала вистава «Кавалер троянди», проведена в Сан-Карло в Неаполі автором Ріхардом Штраусом. На репетиціях відомий композитор мав певні зауваження щодо співачки, але потім був надзвичайно задоволений. Після прем'єри Єлєна Ніколай протягом 22-ти сезонів була бажаним гостем у місті під Везувієм, виступаючи також у «Ла Скала».

Поступово болгарка зарекомендувала себе як найкраща виконавиця «Азуцени», «Амнеріс», «Адальгіза» в Нормі (з Марією Калас у головній ролі), Сантуза в «Сільській честі», «Деліла» в «Самсоні та Даліла» Каміля Сен-Сенса. Вона блискуче співає і Верді, і російських авторів (Марфа у Хованщині), і складний репертуар Вагнера: це перша Брунхільда на італійській сцені після війни.

Бібліографія

 Іван Бенчев, Олена Микола — гіркий кубок успіху. С., 2006.
 Олександр Абаджієв. Олена Микола. Найбільше мецо сопрано ХХ століття. С., Схід-Захід, 2011.

Конкурс «Єлєна Ніколаї»
У 2013 році муніципалітет Панагюришті організував та провів перший у Болгарії конкурс на честь оперної співачки — Міжнародний конкурс молодих оперних співаків «Єлєна Ніколай». У ньому взяв участь 41 молодий оперний талант віком до 33 років. Перемогу здобув Беса Лугічі з Косова.

До складу журі першого Міжнародного конкурсу молодих оперних співаків «Єлєна Ніколай» увійшли Христина Ангелакова, Дарина Такова, Калуді Калудов, Григор Палікаров та Бруна Баліоні — почесний член журі.

У 2014 році в Панагюришті також відбувся Міжнародний конкурс молодих оперних співаків «Єлєна Ніколай».

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Head injuries are probably the most common injury in motorcycle accidents, followed by lacerations to the skin because there is no protection from the street. If you hit your head on the motorcycle, you may most likely come into contact with the street or some surface and, therefore, will have some lacerations or broken bones. The injury can be more severe because there is less protection on a motorcycle. Speak with a compassionate attorney to learn more about Omaha motorcycle accident injuries.
On a motorcycle, there is no steel frame, no airbag, and no seatbelt. The lack of these safety features can mean that injuries are aggravated and are more severe than those sustained in automobile accidents. A person could also be easily thrown off their motorbike as well. This ejection could result in a multitude of injuries such as broken bones, cuts on the skin, and potential head injuries. Injuries sustained from a motorcycle accident in Omaha are always a danger resulting from a motorbike collision.
It is more likely that a person is going to hit their head in a motorcycle collision than in automobile collision. When a person hits their head, there is a chance of getting a traumatic brain injury. The brain is the most important body part, and when it is injured it may not heal like other body parts. Traumatic brain injuries can affect a person's motor skills and different bodily functions.
When assessing whether a motorcyclist in an accident has a traumatic brain injury, people should look for headaches, a failure to recall either short-term or long-term memories, mood changes, depression, anxiety, and changes in personality.
A motorcyclist is most likely going to fall to the ground or have contact with the ground. This means there is a greater chance of having broken bones. Repairing broken bones could prove to have potentially long-lasting effects on a person's life.
Broken bones are always serious. They could perforate your skin. Broken bones can also require physical therapy and rehabilitation.They also take a long time to heal. They can incapacitate you for a period of time, which could potentially hold a person back from working. This could affect income and making bill payments on time. An Inkelaar Law attorney understands the severity of injuries resulting from an Omaha motorcycle accident.
Doctors can be quicker to order CT Scans or MRIs to determine if there was head trauma or trauma to the spinal cord when dealing with a patient who sustained Omaha motorcycle accident injuries.When there is head trauma or spinal trauma, the response window would be the most critical in a motorcycle collision. Doctors fully understand how critical this response window is and will act quickly and effectively to ensure that you are receiving proper medical care. Speak with an attorney at Inkelaar Law to learn more.


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The Finnish national final UMK is having a surprise winner. Sandhja could mainly convince the juries with her song "Sing It Away". The other half of the votes came from the televoting. But the Finnish audience wanted to Saara Aalto or Mikael Saari to win. Sandhja came third from the televoting results, but due to the high votes of the different juries her leading position could not be reached by anybody else. At the end, Sandhja could win with a margin of 6 points. So this year's UMK winner is a kind of surprise winner. "Sing It Away" is a pop song with a strong disco rhythm.
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Fukushima sake becomes the first in history to achieve "No. 1 in Japan" at the Japan Sake Awards for 6 consecutive years!
In 2018, sake from Fukushima Prefecture became the first in history to achieve the most Gold Prizes in the Japan Sake Awards for 6 consecutive years.
Fukushima sake has a high reputation both in Japan and overseas.
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The secret behind the taste of Fukushima sake lies, without a doubt, behind the broad expanses of the prefecture, its climatic extremes of hot and cold, its abundant and delicious water, its high quality sake rice and, above all, the diligence and devotion of Fukushima's sake brewers.
Sake brewing is simply impossible without a great investment in time and effort, and Fukushima sake is delicious because it is made with the utmost care by people who love sake from the bottoms of their hearts.
the marriage of modern and traditional techniques combines with natural ingredients to produce the very finest flavours in Japan. And it is with the utmost confidence that Fukushima's breweries deliver sake with a wide variety of unique flavours and aromas. You will never grow tired of Fukushima sake.
The passion of Fukushima Prefecture and the devotion of its sake brewers combine to create a "Fukushima pride" which constantly strives for excellence.
Fukushima Prefecture is renowned as one of Japan's top ricegrowing regions, and several varieties of sake rice are grown specifically for use in sake brewing. Soil preparation using digital soil map data and thorough quality control processes allow for the very best use of Fukushima's natural topography and ensures that its sake rice is of the highest quality. Since sake rice is such an essential ingredient in the brewing process it is grown with the utmost care and attention.
Water is an essential ingredient in sake brewing, and throughout the prefecture Fukushima can rely on an abundance of delicious sources such as the moderately hard water from the Abukuma-do limestone cave, and the subterranean rivers which flow from Mount Bandai. Water can also have an influence on the taste and texture of sake so, year after year, breweries are scrupulous in using their own water sources when producing their sake.
Fukushima Prefecture has its very own Sake Academy, where budding young prefectural brewers, outside of the framework of their companies and over a period of three years, acquire the knowledge and techniques of sake brewing. Lecturers, who are drawn from the likes of the prefecture's traditional breweries, nurture the feledgling master brewers, teaching them the fundamental knowledge and techniques which are essential to the brewing of fine sake. the prefecture's research institutes have also compiled a manual on how to produce high quality Ginjo sake as part of the ongoing "Fully Fukushima" quality improvement efforts.
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A long, long time ago, in a different lifetime, maybe even on a different planet, I used to walk to school and back every day. It wasn't common back then for parents to give their kids a ride to school, the distance didn't justify a school bus and let's face it, we were all a lot less spoiled. It was a 20-minute walk, and I always followed the same route — two times a day, six days a week. On most days, I was walking alone — most of my friends came from other parts of the city. And needless to say, years ago on that remote planet (or alternate reality) nobody was dreaming yet of the 24/7 entertainment/distraction/ communication devices we carry with us today just so we won't miss anything important.
So there I was, doing the same route every day and… (big surprise ahead, especially if you happen to be a kid today) enjoying every minute of it. I'm tempted to say this was the best part of my day — but that might be a bit too romantic. But it was undoubtedly the best way to start the day. Somehow, this 20-minute walk was never dull. Sometimes I would just let my mind wander, oblivious to the world around me. But in many of these walks, I found myself looking around me, even though I had seen the same view dozens or even hundreds of times before. Somehow I always managed to find something new that caught my eye.
I took this picture a few years ago on a pretty standard street in Tel-Aviv, where hundreds (or thousands) of people walk every day. When I showed it to my friends they were amazed. I got so many compliments on my "unique point of view" and my imagination. They all said it was so creative! The truth is, I was embarrassed. This photo was fun to take and fun to watch, but what was so unique about it? Was I the only one who saw this angle? Wasn't this smile so apparent that anyone could have seen it? At some point, I even wondered if it was arranged like that, by design.
Unfortunately, today more than ever, most people won't see it by default. Partly because our minds are used to seeing things as they are expected to be seen, and partly because our head is tilted in the wrong direction — looking for that screen.
In retrospect, it was in that moment that seempli was conceived.
So many organizations, companies, and education systems around the world acknowledge the need to be creative. Most of us know that we could greatly benefit from being more creative, both personally and professionally. And yet we don't do enough to regain the core creative skills we were all born with. And the irony is, that it is so simple to start doing more. All you have to do is take a walk. Literally.
Creativity starts with the ability to see things differently — the ability to observe and then imagine. Nothing was ever created — physically or mentally — without someone first observing and then imagining. We start our journey in life with these abilities wired into our brains. Young children do both these things naturally. Unfortunately, these abilities gradually take a smaller part in our lives when we enter more structured systems and as our minds need to focus on other things. The good news is that re-igniting these abilities at any age is really easy to do, and requires mostly awareness and practice.
Here's an exercise for you to try today. At some time during the day when you are outdoors, look around you and try to capture things that associatively remind you of… Romeo and Juliet.
You will probably start with the most immediate association for this Seed and look for couples. Fair enough. But as you play with this Seed more throughout the day, try also going for different aspects and associations.
The great thing about this exercise is that you don't have to schedule some dedicated time for it on your calendar. Just do it in your dead-time: on the way to your car, or to the office, or if you are in school, during the break.
A couple of things will happen if you do this exercise mindfully. First, you will start to look around you (maybe instead of just straight ahead or on your smartphone screen). You are bound to discover things which will make you laugh or that will just surprise you, while dozens of people around you miss them. And if you practice similar creative exploration on a regular basis, your mind will become used to it. Your observation and imagination muscles will get stronger and more flexible with time. And that's the essence of creativity.
If you are a teacher, the Walking Curriculum is a perfect way of applying this concept in school. Today, more than ever, investing in inspiring children to observe, imagine, and reconnect to the physical world around them is essential. When you combine the Walking Curriculum with seempli, you literally gain endless opportunities for inspiring your class (and be inspired yourself).
I believe that if you wish to change the world, you must start with changing the way you see the world. All you have to do is be aware of it, practice it, and have loads of fun while doing so.
Be creative. Change the world!
Lidor Wyssocky is a fine-art photographer and the creator of seempli – a revolutionary platform for igniting creativity and imagination in everything you do.


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I learned so much this year!
I learned how to make and maintain sourdough starter, and how to bake with it. It smells divine and bakes delicious bread.
After a lifetime of merely steaming asparagus, I learned different ways to cook it. Who knew it could share the plate and still be magnificent? Everyone but yours truly, apparently.
I learned that rhubarb is every bit as yummy in savory dishes as it is in a pie.
I learned to like zucchini. Never thought I'd say that, to be honest. I didn't hate it before, I just didn't much care for it. But then. Then I found a few recipes, got inspired, and invented a couple more. Now I love the stuff! Oh, and I also learned that some people call them courgettes. I love words as much as I love food.
I learned how to can. I haven't posted about it yet, but I will – I promise. Sadly, I've also learned that there are far too many bloggers out there who use unsafe canning practices. So I also promise to only post about tested, safe recipes, and to include references so people can check it out themselves if they like. I've done some water bath canning (tomato sauce, cranberry sauce, orange marmalade, red pepper jelly) and some pressure canning (chicken broth, vegetable broth, and beans.) I can't wait for strawberry season so I can try my hand at jam!
I learned a little geography. People from 100 countries visited my blog this year! That's both exciting and incredibly humbling. I thank each and every one of you, whether you're in my town or Cameroon, or anywhere else in the world. I hope you find something fun or useful, and I wish you all the happiest of New Years.
Me, too! Thanks for stopping by and commenting!
Beautiful message, and the recipes look all delicious! I have marked #3 Hot sauce and #7 Couscous to try early in the new year. Happy New Year!
I'd love to hear how they work out for you; I hope you love them as much as I do. Happy New Year to you, too!
All looks delicious! Looking forward to your posts about canning. I haven't done it in years.


Enjoy the fresh produce, nursery items, specialty foods, meats, breads, pastries and handmade crafts.
The fair, which has been at the Blackfoot State Fair Grounds for over a century, is an unforgettable experience for the entire family.
For ages 2 – PreK. Explore the zoo through games, crafts, music and more in our monthly Zoo Tots program. An adult must attend with each child. Cost covers class and zoo admission for 1 adult and 1 child. - Did you know tigers sleep for 18 to 20 hours a day?! Let's read Don't Wake up the Tiger and make a special gift for our beloved tiger.
(Ages 18+) For everyone, not just seniors. Win cash and help us fund our nutrition program for seniors confined to their homes. Every Saturday evening.


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Several Composite Granite Sink made-of wood, just a little distinctive from the present day coffeetable that is typically made from lighting steel such as metal and metal or even a blend of hardwood. Modern coffee table has several forms, all the contemporary coffee-table doesn't have four legs, a modern coffee-table that was unique hails from a unique sort.
You can set a coffee-table that is modern facing the sofa or in a corner nearby the window. It is possible to enjoy a walk with a pal or relative while enjoying TV or examining the paper or invest your days to enjoy with chess using them.
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We know the biggest industries are Nigeria and South Africa, but Tanzania is the East African darling that's showing up and showing out. Even Kenyans keep commenting kuti their place has been usurped. Bambi, even Ugandans never hesperredit.
Bongo Flava is so hot the likes of Ne-Yo are saying make we collabo with Diamond Platnumz. As usual with his MVs I just have questions on top of mafunso – who are those purple-clad people opening the doors of the house?
Tuende TZ music, let's get the rest of the world hip to and engaged with your flava. Hip Africans are already singing its praises, but for those of us who were a little slow, here's a short primer, just 10 of the biggest songs out of TZ. Warning: Vanessa Mdee features heavily on this list. I like her.
Who would not love a song called Muziki? Especially when it's this fun. Darassa is also one of TZ's hottest rappers, no doubt. Combine his talents with an East African king of R&B, Ben Pol, and the result is eargasmic.
She wants that Gucci, Fendi… spend it on a girl like her. It's that cash money mentality, gotta talk about it. According to YouTube translators it's about a girl who is materialistic but isn't realistic in love.
Love this song and the video – get that paper, girls (heist films are hot right now, imagine this in that Twitter-driven Lupita film's OST.) She's not known as Vee Money for nothing.
Director Justin Campos always with the flirty camera angles, loving the dancing body and full-on colour.
Honestly, is Vee Money like the most collaboratingest artist on the continent? We see you everywhere! Not complaining, there's a good reason so many want to collabo with her. Pretty song, gorgeous Africans cavorting on the beach (with quite a Janet Jackson and also Beyoncé vibe in this video) what's not to like? In case you wondered, these two are an item in real life. So now you're caught up.
More of a traditionalist vibe. This lovely song, and accompanying video, has done quite well in a short time.
He's a lot in the mould of Diamond Platnumz, who is the biggest musical export out of TZ so far.
There is no Bongo Flava list complete without Ali Kiba. Full stop. It's basically an order to dance, this song.
Technically this is a Nigerian track, but I'm giving it to Tanzanians as well. The Tanzanian mover and shaker Vee Money is a fixture on this list idc idc.
I absolutely love this song, and can't choose which is my favourite Navy Kenzo track. But this is great when you need a pick-me-up or actually feeling so good. It works for any time! Another Justin Campos-directed video. Did TZ give him an exclusive contract or what? Not complaining, he does beautiful work.
Said I loved Navy Kenzo so here they are again, this time in a collaboration with Patoranking. Nahreel and Aika are Navy Kenzo, and they're also a couple. Nahreel has produced so many of the major Bongo Flava albums, and songs for many artists (some of the artists are on this list.) His own label, The Industry Studios, is his entrepreneurial arm.
And that's a small taste of Bongo Flava. Thank you Tanzania for making Africa even hotter than it already is, and in a good way!


It's been a bit of a while since we independently bottled some Dalmore single malt, so we decided to fix that by bottling up a stunning 14 year old from the distillery as part of our Single Cask Series. This one was distilled in April 2003 and left to age in a bourbon cask until March 2018, when it was bottled at cask strength.
Nose: Sultana, dusty oak and new leather, hints of fresh pear drenched in honey.
Palate: Hugely chocolatey, though pear notes still shine through. A hint of hoppy bitterness.
Finish: Fizzy oak, foam bananas and greengages.


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16055 scores the same as the Sarver, PA average of 82.
16055 scores higher than the Pennsylvania average of 75.
There is an average number of Medicare registered physicians within close range.
There is 1 hospital nearby (Alle Kiski Medical Center).
There are 38 senior living facilities in the area, including Fair Winds Manor, Saxony Health Center, and Elmcroft.
There are 9 home healthcare providers operating in the area.
There are 56 pharmacies within short driving distance.
The area has an average percent of seniors (31% of the total population).
There are 75 golf courses nearby, including Buffalo Golf Course, Old Course at Saxon Golf Course, and Brackenridge Heights Country Club.
There are 3 parks nearby, including Todd Nature Reserve, Harrison Hills Park, and Mountain Top Campground.
There are 44 churches nearby, including St Paul\'s Lutheran Church, Zion United Methodist Church, and Lighthouse Fellowship.
The area has an average number of malls and/or shopping centers.
The area has a high number of grocery stores and/or markets.
The area has a high number of movie theatres.
The property taxes average 3.03% of total income, which is high compared to the national median.
The property taxes average 1.28% of total property value, which is high compared to the national median.
Pennsylvania has a low average state income tax rate of 3.07%.
The area has an average household income of $72,529, which is in the top 26% of all incomes in the US.
The area has a per capita income of $27,828, which is in the top 29% of all per capita incomes in the US.
Assisted living costs average $36,900 per year, which are low compared to national figures.
Adult daycare costs average $15,600 per year, which are low compared to national numbers.
The unemployment rate is about 5.19%, which is low compared to national statistics.
The overall cost of living is low compared to national averages.
This area receives average levels of rainfall each year.
This area has very poor air quality.
This area has above average water quality.
16055 has a sparse population density of 217.9 people per square mile.
Residents have an average daily commute time.
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Saudi Arabia launches centre for AI for energy
Saudi Arabia has announced the launch of a centre for artificial intelligence (AI) for energy, to be jointly managed by the Ministry of Energy and the Data and AI Authority, with the participation of other stakeholders in the energy sector. The centre will work towards promoting national energy priorities and developing AI for the energy sector. It will also contribute to building national AI capabilities and competencies in the energy sector, and will support, develop, review, and implement strategies in the area of data and AI in the energy and gas sectors.
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I think I can pretty much guarantee that anyone who has met me in person at a convention or at any other time will be able to testify that I am almost always found in a suit, or at least shirt and tie. I have a pretty formal wardrobe – and I only own about three t-shirts, which I don't wear very often.
Unsurprisingly, two out of those three t-shirts have Cthulhu overtones (one bearing a Yellow Sign, the other an illustration of Nyarlathotep)… and the third is about Dr Zoidberg, so it isn't a million miles away from the Great Old One! However, if I was to add something a little more informal to my wardrobe, I think it might look a little like this.
I discovered this originally on eBay when running through one of my regular searches for Cthulhu paraphernalia and subsequently found an etsy page for more items in the designers range. I think it's worth a look!