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By Doug Cumming (AEJMC History Division Head, 2017-2018)
A new editor has been named for Journalism History, the peer-reviewed quarterly that the History Division is adopting later this year.
The executive committee of the AEJMC History Division is excited to announce the selection of Gregory Borchard, Ph.D., a highly productive media historian at the Hank Greenspun School of Journalism and Media Studies, University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
"What a thrilling and humbling opportunity!" Greg emailed back as soon as he got the news. "I gratefully accept the appointment and look very much forward to working with the History Division and Michael Sweeney on transition details."
Borchard is praised for his organizational skills, his clear writing, his work with editors, and as an editor, for example helping with the editing of the forthcoming The Antebellum Press: Setting the Stage for Civil War.
Mike Sweeney, the editor of Journalism History at Ohio University since August 2012, got the ball rolling two years ago as incoming head of the History Division. At the business meeting in 2016, he announced that he was dealing with terminal cancer and wanted to put this important publication on firm ground for the future. He appointed an ad hoc committee, chaired by Frank Fee, to look into having the division adopt the journal (surprise: it has been self-published since it launched in 1974) and to find a new editor.
Last year, the membership voted overwhelmingly to adopt the journal and raise dues by $20 to cover the cost of every member getting a subscription. Last December, the AEJMC board accepted our proposal to adopt the journal and raise our dues from $10 to $30 to cover members getting the journal. The next step was inviting applications for editor.
Greg Borchard won unanimous approval from Vice Chair Erika Pribanic-Smith, Second Vice Chair Teri Finneman and me. He was also given full support after careful vetting by an editor-selection committee chaired by Frank Fee and including Jean Folkerts, David Nord, Gwyn Mellinger, David Mindich, and Cristina Mislan. (In contrast, editors in the past were selected by their predecessors, according to Sweeney.)
We are thrilled to have such a highly qualified and energized editor at a time when Journalism History still faces a number of challenges: the transition from individual subscribers to membership, financing, the continuing search for a possible academic publisher, and the need to establish copyright of archives that such a publisher would want.
It would take too much space to describe Greg's qualifications for these challenges and his vision for growing the journal with social media, adding more viz comm history, and engaging graduate-student research (he's a former graduate director at the school at UNLV). I'll end with a few brief points of why Greg Borchard seems a perfect fit for JH.
The journal is returning to a former home, UNLV, where it was edited by Barbara Cloud until Patrick Washburn became the editor at Ohio University in the late 1990s. (Cloud passed away in 2009.)
The new director at UNLV's school of journalism and media studies, Kevin Stoker, is a media historian from Texas Tech, and a colleague there is media historian Stephen Bates, winner of our division's top faculty paper two years ago.
He majored in history at Minnesota, earned a master's there in mass comm with a thesis on the Southern Press and the 15th Amendment, and wrote his dissertation at Florida on "New York Partisanship and the Press, 1840-1860."
Now a full professor, Borchard has led graduate and undergraduate journalism history classes since he came to UNLV in 2003. His lectures in these classes, transcribed, have evolved into a textbook of some 400 pages, A Narrative History of the American Press, forthcoming from Routledge.
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So. New Matt Groening show. Think it's worthy of its own discussion. I've finished the run of ten episodes now. There's no spoilers in my post here, but if enough people have seen it and want to discuss it I think spoilers should be welcome in this thread without having to use tags. Overall I would say I definitely enjoyed it.
I love the world they've created, and all the little details in it that make it feel real. That's something Groening's always done well. There's a whole host of fanatastic incidental characters that I'd love to spend more time with.
Of the main characters Zog is an easy favourite. I had a hard time connecting with Bean as the protagonist. Her character feels a bit all over the place to me.. Something about her just felt inconsistent and unrealistic.
To the story itself. I feel like there was too much time spent on the overall series long arc and the comedy suffered as a result. I would have liked more one shot episodes that spent a bit more time exploring the aforementioned wider world and supporting characters.
That said, they have left the ending with a bunch of questions hanging and I'm excited to see where it goes.
Seen the ads, defo interested in catching it. Is it Simpsons level maturity, or slightly older towards family guy end of he scale?
If it's anything like the hybrid of Simpsons, Adventure Time and Yonderland that it seems to be, then I'll definitely give it a go and get the kids involved too (as long as it's Simpsons level of maturity at the most).
I'd say it's like Futurama level maturity. A little more adult than The Simpsons but still alright for kids that aren't too young. Don't hold me to that though as it's not something I was actively thinking about whilst watching it!
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I've watched the first two and am really enjoying it. Feels like a good fit alongside Groening's other shows and while it still feels like it's finding its feet there is loads to like. I too would be very happy with some standalone episodes; one of the best things about early Futurama was the fact you could jump in to any episode in any order and still have a great time watching.
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I'm watching one episode a day on my lunch breaks and I'm finding it really enjoyable. I'll be starting Ep 4 later on today. Maybe I need to study this idea more, but does it seem like half the characters have the typical Groening style and the other half look different, as in a different cartoon style. Like, Elfo and Bean could fit into The Simpsons or Futurama, whereas King Zog would stick out like a sore thumb. I'm having trouble trying to explain my point, sorry lads. But it almost feels like that must mean something.
In terms of Netflix animation, it's better than Final Space but doesn't come close to matching F Is For Family or Bojack Horseman yet. Still, a great show with tons of detail to keep your eyes on.
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Interests:Poncy music, Metal Gear Solid 2, Bournville.
Really enjoying it so far. Prince Merkimer is an early favorite, much in the same vein as Zapp Brannigan.
It's also traditional and innocent enough to be a nice antidote to the age we live in where so many animated comedies seems to have culturally aware, cooler than thou, I'm-a-loser-baby characters who seem to have half a foot in the world we live in and make constant lewd jokes and go on about drugs and their misanthropy and stuff.
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I'm loving the scenery and visual gags but agree with others that standalone episodes would work better.
I find Matt Berry stands out and not necessarily in a good way...
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Location:Manchester
Interests:Wrestling, TV, Horror, Boardgames, 80's porn.
7 episodes in, enjoying it, but it's missing a certain spark. I think it will hit its stride in season 2 though.
I'm halfway through and am enjoying it. I like the main three characters, and haven't found Elfo as grating as I thought i would.
It hasn't been as funny as early Simpsons but I think it's still fun to watch.

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On the surface, everything might seem normal — the Gulf looks good, for instance, and people are eating Louisiana seafood again — but no one should be deceived. An Associated Press survey of scientists, taken on the spill's fifth anniversary, said the Gulf was less healthy than it was before the calamity, but scientists were mixed on the spill's long-term impacts on the Gulf's ecosystem.
Everything about the spill was huge, from the amount of oil that gushed into the Gulf to the money involved in the aftermath. The federal government agreed to a sum of $20.8 billion to settle civil claims between BP and federal, state and local governments. And U.S. District Judge Carl Barbier ruled that attorneys who entered economic and medical-claims settlements were entitled to $555.2 million.
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The BP oil spill had a one-two impact. There's no denying the force of images of the exploding platform, and the birds with oil-slicked wings that washed ashore after the catastrophe, to say nothing of the memory of the 11 men who lost their lives in the storm. But the spill — the worst environmental disaster in the country's history — is having a lingering impact, too, as studies have shown the damage the chemicals in the oil did to the fragile coastline. In the process, it has provided a wake-up call — and, perhaps, a summons to action — to those concerned over the perils of coastal erosion.


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Budder v. Addison, 2017 WL 1056094 (March 21, 2017) (OK)
The panel grants Budder's habeas petition and vacates his three consecutive life sentences. Relying on Graham v. Florida, 560 U.S. 48 (2010), the panel finds that Budder's consecutive life sentences imposed when he was a juvenile violate the Eighth Amendment. It reasons that Graham imparted a categorical rule that the Eighth Amendment is violated in any case in which a juvenile offender who did not commit homicide receives a sentence that would deny him a realistic opportunity to be released. Although, Oklahoma had already amended Budder's sentences from life without parole to life with parole, because his sentences were consecutive he would have to serve 131.75 years before he would be eligible for parole. Naturally, that term is too long to offer him a realistic opportunity to obtain release. Therefore, the panel held that in light of the clearly established federal law announced in Graham, the state court's judgment sustaining Budder's sentences was unjustified.
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Mr. Holcomb obtained a reduced sentence in 2016 under 18 USC § 3582 pursuant to the the "drugs minus 2" reductions to the drugs sentencing guidelines. He argued that he also was entitled to a further proportionate reduction under USSG 1B1.10(b)(2)(B) for the criminal history overrepresentation departure he was awarded at his original sentencing in 2002. Under the version of 1B1.10 in effect in 2002, he would have been eligible for that reduction. Under the version in effect in 2016, he was not because the Commission amended the guideline in 2011 to reduce eligiblity. The Court rejects Mr. Holcomb's arguments that application of the 2016 version of the guideline violated the ex post facto clause, exceeded the Commission's statutory authority, and usurped the judiciary's authority to determine an appropriate sentence.
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United States v. Wireman, 2017 WL 765769 (February 28, 2017)(KS)(published): This case is notable because of Judge McKay's concurrence. The panel reviews how much a district court must say when rejecting nonfrivilous arguments asking for a variance based on policy critiques of a pertinent guideline provision. (Here, Wireman attacked USSG § 2G2.2). According to the majority, when a district court sentences the accused within the recommended imprisonment range, not much needs to be said. A court does not have to explicitly address the accused's arguments as long as the "context and the record make clear" the court's reasoning for rejecting those arguments. An accused will almost certainly lose a procedural unreasonableness argument if he does not object to the "method by which" the court arrived at its sentence. This means he must tell the court it has not adequately explained the sentence imposed if he wants to the court to use de novo review on appeal.
Judge McKay disagrees with the majority's procedural unreasonableness analysis because it "has not required enough of the district court." He writes that the court should have explained why it rejected Wireman's policy argument because "policy critiques . . . are different and deserve more attention." Since the guidelines "anchor a sentencing" they set "the starting point"; the parties then "argue whether the facts and circumstances" call for "a different endpoint." Challenging the guidelines "is more like rejecting the starting point. If the applicable Guidelines do not reflect a sound judgment it stands to reason that they should not anchor the sentencing. And because the anchoring effect of the Guidelines is so strong, a winning policy argument would have an outsized effect on the sentencing proceedings." Judge McKay also notes that when the accused has a reasoned argument for challenging the soundness of a particular guideline, the appellate court should not presume a sentence is reasonable even if it falls within the recommended imprisonment range. Still, Wireman loses because he cannot overcome plain error review.
U.S. v. Lopez, 2017 WL 743982 (2/27/17)(Kan.)
The Tenth reverses the defendants' methamphetamine-conspiracy convictions, holding that the district court should have granted their motion to suppress. A Kansas Highway Patrol Trooper stopped the defendants for speeding, gave them a warning, questioned them about their travel plans, and then asked them for consent to search the car. They refused. The trooper detained them anyway, waiting on a drug dog. This detention was illegal, despite the trooper's claim that the defendants were nervous, said suspicious things, and had suspicious travel plans, and that the driver had only a temporary paper license (giving the trooper probable cause to arrest her for driving without a license).
Some lessons from Lopez:
Nervousness: "[W]e have consistently assigned this factor limited significance because its measure is so subjective and innocent people can vary widely in how they respond to an encounter with police . . . . Only extreme nervousness can substantially contribute to reasonable suspicion."
Travel plans: "[W]e have generally been reluctant to give weight in the reasonable-suspicion analysis to unusual travel purposes, at least absent lies, inconsistencies, or the like."
Driver's license: The driver had a printed license receipt from the California DMV rather than an actual license. But the dispatcher confirmed for the trooper that the driver had a valid license. Once he had this information, the trooper should have known that the driver could not have been arrested for driving without a license. Kansas law prohibits convictions of that crime if the arrested person later produces a valid license. "An officer does not have probable cause to arrest a person for a crime when he knows she could not be convicted. See Brown v. Fisher, 251 F. App'x 527, 534 (10th Cir. 2007) (expressing doubt that officer could arrest driver for violation of this very statute when officer knew that driver was licensed); see also United States v. Edwards, 632 F.3d 633, 640 (10th Cir. 2001) ('If the police learn information that destroys their probable cause to arrest a defendant, the arrest may become illegal.')."
U.S. v. John, 2017 WL 743976 (2/27/17)(NM)
The Tenth Circuit rejects confrontation, jury instruction, and lesser-included-offense claims re: aggravated sex abuse and aggravated sexual contact convictions. The district court properly refused to permit cross-examination of the victim about a bizarre incident in which the victim made dubious claims about her sister coercing her to consume alcohol and the victim subsequently slit her wrists and was hospitalized and evaluated for mental health disorders. The Tenth decides none of this is relevant to her ability to perceive, remember, or relate the events she testified about at trial. The three challenged jury instructions were just fine. The instruction that the victim's testimony could be believed without corroboration did not suggest the victim was especially credible. It was proper to give an instruction that an attorney's communication with a witness does not reflect on the truth of the witness's testimony--despite the fact that during the trial, the prosecutor called for a recess after its witness testified untruthfully, then was permitted to return to the stand and change her testimony. An instruction that the jury can infer a person intends the natural and probable consequences of acts is ok so long as the instructions as a whole tell the jury of the government's burden to prove the necessary intent beyond a reasonable doubt. A simple assault instruction was appropriately denied because there was no reasonable basis to conclude the charged assault occurred without sexual intent.
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In its part of the country, mainly West Virginia, GoMart is what people think of when they think convenience store. The customer base is working-class people employed in the timber, coal and natural-gas industries.
However, from locally made artisan products to WVU apparel and live bait, GoMart's competitive advantage is an extensive collection of unique products not found in other c-stores.
GoMart places importance on community support with contributions to such groups as West Virginia Children's Home Society, Make-a-Wish Foundation, Relay for Life and Little League teams.


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Milun Vidić (1939-2007), his sculptures can be found in the collections of numerous museums and galleries, as well as in private collections and in public spaces in Serbia and countries in the region. Vidić is the winner of numerous awards for his work, including the "Politikina" award from the Vladislav Ribnikar Foundation for a solo sculpture exhibition in the Salon of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Belgrade in 1979. He is also the winner of the award for sculpture at the 27th October Salon in Belgrade, as well as the award from the "Ivаn Tabaković" Fund of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts for a solo exhibition of sculpture at the Gallery of the Cultural Center of Belgrade in 1985. Born on March 9, 1939 in the village of Roge near Požega, he graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Belgrade, as well as postgraduate studies at the same academy in 1970, in the class of Professor Miša Popović. He was a member of ULUS from 1968, but from 1970 to 1977 he was a freelance artist and one of the founders (and a member) of the practice group "Deset plus". From 1977 to 1994 he was a radio host at the Academy of Arts in Novi Sad, where he applied for his title – from assistant to full professor, for the subject Practicing with technology. He transferred to the Faculty of Applied Arts in Belgrade in 1994, where he worked as a regular professor for the subject Rehearsal until his retirement in October 2004. He has given a large number of individual and group lectures in the country and abroad. He died in Belgrade on November 15, 2007, but is buried in the Alley of Meritorious Citizens.
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Singapore has been in a sombre mood of late, and it's not hard to figure out why. Just a few days ago, popular local actor Aloysius Pang had suffered serious injuries from a military training exercise over in New Zealand; and he didn't manage to recover from it.
And I'm sure you've heard of the rest: Aloysius' remains made their way back to Singapore, a wake was held and he was cremated yesterday (27 Jan) evening.
It's hard to believe that such a fine, young man, whose potential seemed limitless, was prised from the arms of his family & friends so early. At the tender age of 28, it seems that he has only just started on his 'journey', and to cut it right there is just plain cruel, considering how he has plans for the future, and intentions to persist in self-improvement.
From 1:30 p.m. on 27 Jan, family members, celebrities and media industry leaders took turns to speak in memory of Pang, in a session that spanned well over an hour. Aloysius' older brother, Jefferson Pang, got the ball rolling before friends stepped up to the fore.
Here are their eulogies, presented in chronological order.
According to Jefferson, his mother has always doted on Aloysius a lot. When Aloysius was just a child, his mother would always be there on set to accompany him and coach him on the script. And so when she saw Aloysius in the hospital in New Zealand for the first time, she was understandably taken aback with grief.
His father, on the other hand, has always been proud of Aloysius and would follow his shows very closely.
As it is, the few days the family had spent in New Zealand was "especially tough", and they're still trying to get over it. What's helping them, however, is the notion of remembering Aloysius for the kind of person he is, and the things he loved and gave.
Mediacorp host and actress Kym Ng took over the mic from Jefferson, and started speaking favourably of the deceased actor.
Having worked twice with Aloysius, in which he played the role of her son both times, she revealed that they would joke with each other but he never crossed the line. One such example was that he never called her "Mum" outside of filming, as he didn't want her to feel old.
When he realised that she liked table tennis, he played it with her, and when she got drunk during a gathering, he was the only one who entertained her, chatting for the entire night until dawn broke.
Chen started off by expressing that he treats everyone that he has met as a friend.
Yet the only one who walked into his heart, he revealed, was Aloysius.
He also thanked Pang for the gift he just received 20 minutes ago, and at that point he turned around, looked at the late Pang and said that he would use it regularly. It's unknown what he meant but I guess it's for them to know.
Having known Pang when he was 12, she learnt from his mum that he was a smart, mentally agile and talented boy.
She recalled an incident Chen had previously shared as well, that Aloysius had bought aloe vera gel for all the seniors while they were filming in Bintan, as they were all sunburnt.
When Hong didn't go out for lunch, he bought food for her, in case she got hungry. And when her child was in the rebellious phase, he told her not to worry and proffered to counsel and guide him.
"You are the child that every parent wants," she once told him.
During his speech, Shane, one of the 8 Dukes of Caldecott Hill as well, recalled multiple memories of Pang and him together. And at the end, he expressed that Pang was a highly logical person, and encouraged everyone to not be sad.
Stating that Aloysius was one of the most compassionate persons she has ever encountered, Felicia expressed how he would take the time to care, even though there was no benefit in return.
To exemplify, she quoted an outdoor shoot when everyone was perspiring, in which he had noticed a makeup artist's portable fan and asked where they got it from. Subsequently, he requested the makeup artist to purchase eight more fans on his behalf, for the rest of the crew.
Additionally, he would also put aside 10 per cent of his pay every month to thank the production people.
"It moves me a lot," Chin said.
In the end, Felicia stated that all of Aloysius' hard work, he always remained "humble and unassuring" and "never complains, never whines, never boasts".
He just gave his best, she said.
Having worked with Aloysius in five shows over the last three years, Carrie described him as a "very very kind" person, who would visit the special needs children with drinks when they film in the hospital.
And it seems that his actions didn't go ungratified, as they would shout "Aloy kor kor!" everytime they saw him walking towards them.
Carrie also expressed that Pang takes care of everyone, from cast to cast to even the calefares.
Before the speech ended, she promised to accomplish his dream together with his peers.


(A Top Pick May 17/16. Up 4.47%.) This not only did well, but it outperformed the TSE Composite. Now we have reached the period of seasonal strength and there are early signs that momentum is starting to roll over. Take your profits.
(Top Pick May 17/16, Up 3.20%) The intention is to take profits at the middle of July. The plan worked as it outperformed the TSX since May 17. You have another week to go.
Historically the Canadian market does very well right through until June 15, so there is still another month for the Canadian market to go higher. He looked for specialty ETF's that are designed to outperform the Canadian market, and this one fits that bill. It just broke through to an all-time high yesterday.
(A Top Pick Nov 30/15. Down 9.98%.) This was chosen because it was a smart ETF that was supposed to outperform the US equity market. It outperformed the S&P 500, but everything went down, which meant you lost less then if you had actually held the market.
It is a call on the Canadian market. December is the strongest month of the year. It is when the Canadian market outperforms the US Market. This pick has been outperforming the market and is looking interesting on a technical basis.


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Aaaaah, I confess, we don?t have many St Patrick?s Day crafts here on Red Ted Art, it isn?t a ?big day? here in the Uk, but we do have some Rainbow Crafts dotted around and I do like to pick out some crafts for those of you that DO like to celebrate and decorate for St Patrick?s Day. I try at least?.
A few weeks ago, we made some super simple 3D Paper Hearts and a few of my readers suggested that they would look great as Paper Shamrocks for St Patrick?s Day.. so I thought I would give it a go for you!! What do you think?
1) Begin by cutting out your paper hearts ? make a ?wider heart? than usual ? as you will staple it in the middle and narrow it back down again. (Watch the video).
2) Cut a slit down the middle of the heart ? approximately half way down. Fold back the flaps and staple in place.
FINISHED ? and that is how easy and quick it is to make some 3D Paper Shamrock decorations. Lovely!
Enjoy! And wishing you all lots of good luck this St Patrick?s Day!


To all our fans we are happy to announce ClipsMall.com will introduce a whole new website to be launched June 1st. Our website will have new features, new colors and a whole new layout.
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What is club volleyball?
Junior Olympic (JO) volleyball or "club volleyball" offers athletes the opportunity to continue playing volleyball after their regular school volleyball seasons are over. Minneapolis VIBE currently offers participation in club volleyball for girls from age 10 (or possibly younger) to 18 to play in competitive tournaments and get advanced training. Most JO club seasons run from November or December until April. A few clubs continue training with their top teams until the National Championships, which are held in June. Club volleyball provides additional training, knowledge, and tournament play. Players will be placed on a team based on their age and skill level. Teams are entered into tournaments based on their age group divisions (18's, 17's, 16's, 15's, 14's, 13's & 12's). This allows teams to compete against other teams in their same age group. Each player has a different experience as a club member, and some players have greater success over the course of the season than others. Players who put more effort into the program tend to get more out of it.
The following are some of the benefits of club volleyball:
INCREASED FITNESS & SKILLS IMPROVEMENT
If you put in the effort, you will get better! It takes hard work and dedication to become a great volleyball player. During a typical practice or training session, players should experience periods of increased heart rates and moderate muscle fatigue. This is normal, as volleyball is a fast-paced, physically-demanding sport that requires excellent cardiovascular health and physical fitness in order to perform at a high level. Every serve, pass, set, hit, dig and block that you attempt during practice improves your skills and makes you better during competition.
NEW FRIENDSHIPS
Bringing players together from different schools with similar goals and skill sets helps to promote new friendships. The relationships that have been formed through practice and team play can become friendships that last a lifetime.
EXPOSURE TO COLLEGE RECRUITERS
College coaches regularly attend JO tournaments. The majority of colleges now recruit directly from club programs instead of high school programs. Collegiate volleyball coaches are more likely to see a player during the club season than the high school season for the simple reason that the college and high school volleyball seasons occur at the same time, so the collegiate coaches are busy with their own programs and teams. Last year, over 98% of the high school girls from Georgia and South Carolina that received college scholarships played club volleyball because they knew they needed more practice and competition than the short high school season offered. In fact, many players now view their middle school or high school seasons as a warm-up for their "real" season. Remember, if you want to play in college, plan to play club!
TOURNAMENT PLAY
JO tournaments are where the athletes showcase their skills that have been sharpened during practices and clinics. The majority of a player's improvement occurs during practice where physical instruction and skills training lead to greater performance during competition. Tournament play is where the players learn to become a stronger team by using their skills to work together and communicate with each other, and it's where many favorable memories are made. JO tournaments are usually far more competitive and more physically demanding than high school matches.
Why play club volleyball?
It is our firm belief that enrolling your daughter in club volleyball will give her the edge she needs to succeed in volleyball in the future. The sport of volleyball is growing in popularity and expanding in number of players each year. If your daughter is planning on playing volleyball in college or thinks that she might like to play volleyball at the collegiate level, then it is imperative that she plays club now. We cannot stress this enough! Even if she can only play for one season, that alone will improve her game tremendously. So successful are club programs in improving players' abilities that most college coaches recruit exclusively from the JO program ranks. The fact is that if you plan to play in college, playing club volleyball is a MUST!
We find that most players fall into one of several goal categories. For the very young or beginners, their goals are to learn more about the sport, improve their skill level, and get some playing time in tournaments. For others, they want to continue beyond their high school season by a few more months because they want to keep improving their skills before the next high school season. They may want to be selected for a higher team, or challenge other players on their school team for more playing time during the next high school season. And for a few players, it will be the exposure needed to compete for future college team placement opportunities.
Today, you will find that nearly all athletes who play in college participated in club volleyball during high school. All participants enjoy competitive tournament play. Many successful high school coaches are encouraging their athletes to play club volleyball for the experience, instruction, and additional training time. Also, where you find successful high school programs, you will find players who participate in club volleyball. But is JO volleyball only for the college-bound athlete? Certainly not! For most players, JO volleyball is simply another fun, challenging experience that should lead to more enjoyment and success on the court as playing skills improve. Many players find that the club season is "their volleyball season" due to the fact that they may experience little playing time during their high school season and find that tournament play is very rewarding. Your daughter might be the best player at her school. If that's true, then that's great. Unfortunately, that may mean that she always plays with and against other players that are not as good, so she may never be challenged or, even worse, play at a level that is below her potential. If she plays club volleyball, she will be playing with girls that are equal to or better than her. This will push her and make her the best player she can be.
How long is the season?
Minneapolis VIBE's season typically runs from late November to late April or early May, however, some other clubs/teams in the Twin Cities metro area are actively practicing and competing through the end of June.
When, where, and how often are practices?
The club director and coaches will determine team practice schedules for the season.
Team practices are held in various Minneapolis school gyms, however, each team will be in the same location for the entire season.
Teams practice 2 times per week, usually after 6:00 pm.
When and where are tournaments held?
Minneapolis VIBE registers its various teams into USAV and JVA sanctioned events. USAV (USA Volleyball) is composed of 40 "regions", and the North Country Region (NCR) is the upper Midwest chapter of USAV, which consists of clubs/teams from Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota. JVA (Junior Volleyball Association) is a relatively new organization that focuses solely on youth and junior volleyball, and provides guidance and support for its member clubs and teams. Both organizations sanction tournaments and other competition events that are offered through their member clubs, and all competitions abide by USAV playing and participation rules.
We do our best to register our teams into tournaments located within the metro area, but since club volleyball is technically "traveling volleyball", there may be tournaments located farther out, but still usually within a 2-hour drive of the metro area (for example, Rochester or St. Cloud). If agreed upon in advance, coaches and teams may want to travel farther to be exposed to different regions and/or stronger competition (such as the "Diggin' in the Dells" tournament, located in the Wisconsin Dells resort). The club will pay for lodging for players and coaches for any regularly-scheduled two-day tournaments.
Depending on the age level, some teams will play in a "power league", which typically consists of 4 - 5 single-day competition events, and 3 - 4 full tournaments, while other teams will participate in 7 - 8 tournaments (which may be a combination of 1-day and 2-day tournaments) throughout the season.
How is team placement determined?
Another major concern for many players and parents is team placement. Since Minneapolis VIBE is a competitive JO club, our goal is to put together the strongest teams at each age group based on the skill level of the players at the time of tryouts. This means that players that may play together on the same school team may not be on the same club team if there is too much of a difference in their individual skills. And we will not place players together on the same team simply because they want to carpool together. If their skills differ too greatly, it wouldn't be fair for the rest of the team to be at a much higher level than the one or two players that are on the team just because they want to arrive and leave with their friends. Additionally, teams from previous years are not necessarily kept together - each year, every player's talent is re-evaluated since some players may have improved dramatically while others made little to no improvement (particularly if they'd suffered an injury that sidelined them for weeks or even months).
We adhere to the USAV age guidelines to determine the correct age group that each player will be trying-out for and competing in during the season. The guideline is based on the players' birth dates, not their grade in school. Because of this, there may be instances where a player has to join a team either in an age group older or younger than the grade she's currently enrolled in school. This circumstance is rare, but it does happen. If a player is particularly old for her grade, then she must play at an older age group - there is no exception that allows her to play at a younger age group; if she is very young for her grade, then she may have to play at a younger age group, unless her skill set is far superior to the rest of the younger age group - there is an exception for this situation.
The tryout process we use is very fair and accurate. Players are evaluated by multiple coaches as they are put through various drills designed to spotlight each individual skill. At the end of tryouts, the coaches will discuss with each other their notes and observations and the players are selected for placement on various teams. Starting with the top team in each age group, the players are notified of the team they've been placed on, and they are asked to commit to playing for the team/club. Players have the right to try-out at multiple clubs, but if they choose to pass-up the offer and take their chances at another club, VIBE will not hold the spot open for the player - we will move on to the next player, and the next, until the roster is filled for that team. If the player decides later to join VIBE, she will be placed on a lower team (assuming there is still room). Our ultimate goal is to make-up teams of players of equal skill levels. There are multiple reasons for this:
It is easier for the coaches to train the team and keep both the drill difficulty and pace the same for the entire team as opposed to having to modify drills one way or another, depending on if the coach has to cater to a more advanced player or a lesser-skilled player on the team.
Higher-skilled players won't have to feel frustrated with lesser-skilled players, and lesser-skilled players will not feel as self-conscious about their skill level if they are placed on teams according to their abilities.
There is greater bonding among a team of players with relatively the same skill levels because they typically have the same goals since they are more likely to be at the same level with one another on their respective high school teams.
There will inevitably be players who are on the border between being placed on a higher or lower team within the same age group. If a player is a number 7, 8, or 9 player on the team, they could be the number 1, 2, or 3 player on the next team. There are advantages to playing on a lower team, more playing time, being one of the top players verses the lower players, self-esteem, etc.
Will I play the same position that I played in school?
Most likely, but not always. While we try to place players in their preferred positions, we may have to move and train a player to play a different position than they played in school. This may happen due to a shortage of players at a specific position. The needs of the team come before the needs of the player if the goal is to have a successful season. This also allows the player to become more versatile, and can provide more options for the next high school season. On our top teams, you must be willing to play any position the coach deems necessary.
How much does it cost to play for Minneapolis VIBE?
At Minneapolis VIBE, we believe in offering a quality experience at a reasonable price. For the 2019-2020 season, participation fees will be $1,500.
What do our fees pay for?
Your participation fees cover all registration fees for competition events, gym/court rental for practices, membership with USAV, coaching and training, uniforms (2 jerseys), warm-ups, backpack, player lodging (for an regularly-scheduled 2-day tournaments), and other training equipment that may be needed.
What is Minneapolis VIBE?
We are a non-profit 501(c)(3) Junior Olympic volleyball organization based in Minneapolis, MN, dedicated to the growth of youth volleyball in and around the Minneapolis area. Our club is a registered member of USA Volleyball, and as such, we follow all USAV rules and regulations pertaining to youth volleyball to ensure a safe and positive experience. We are also able to participate in any sanctioned local, state and national competitions. VIBE is an acronym for "Volleyball with Integrity Brings Excellence", and we make every effort to train and treat our players with decency and fairness so that they can practice and compete with confidence and team unity for positive outcomes. We have three primary goals:
To train and develop youth athletes between the ages of 10 and 18 with quality instruction, equipment and facilities, in order to play and compete at the highest levels possible.
To instill positive personal and professional characteristics in our players that will stay with them long after their middle school, high school, or collegiate playing careers have ended. Traits such as self-confidence, respect for others, inclusiveness, leadership, support, and openness to other viewpoints and ideas are all important qualities that we believe will help today's adolescents become outstanding adults in the future.
To increase the athletes' knowledge and love for this great sport. As athletes become more proficient in their individual and team skills, they become a more unified group, have greater success on (and off) the court, and ultimately have more fun!
Minneapolis VIBE
Minneapolis, MN, USA
minneapolisvibe@gmail.com
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Vegas Night Tips – Vegas Night in Stapleton!
Tickets: There are no physical tickets for Vegas Night. We are using an e-ticket system for registration and entry into the event. Please have your e-tickets ready on your phone or print them out in advance.
Check-in: When you arrive, look for the designated check-in line (VIPs/Hosts/Sponsors or General Admission). Remember, you'll need your e-tickets so make sure to have them ready for our check-in team to scan. There will be a coat rack(s) near the front entrance of the Hangar (note: these coat racks will not be supervised).
Red Carpet: Guests are welcome to have a complimentary professional photo taken on our red carpet, which will be available for download following the event.
Casino Games: Casino games will operate from 7:00-9:45 p.m. There will be 30 gaming tables, primarily made up of these popular games: Blackjack, Craps, Roulette and Texas Hold'em. We will also have a few high-limits tables. General admission guests will receive $200 in casino chips at check-in. Additional chips will be available for purchase from the dealers throughout the night.
Casino Prizes: Make sure to check out the prizes throughout the night, which will be displayed on prize tables behind the casino games. When you're done playing or when the casino games conclude at 9:45 p.m., your dealer will exchange your winning chips for raffle tickets. Drop your raffle tickets into the fish bowls for the prizes you'd like to win by approx. 10:00 p.m. We'll begin announcing the casino prize winners shortly after (you MUST be present to win). Make sure you pay attention because the winner will only have about 5 minutes to claim his/her prize before we draw another ticket.
Special "Side Hustle" Prize Drawing: We've reserved about a dozen select prizes for a special drawing. Separate tickets will be sold for these prizes, a great option for guests who aren't as interested in playing in the casino. Make sure you visit the "Side Hustle" table before 8:45 p.m. We'll announce these prizes winners at 9:00 p.m. and you WON'T need to be present to win.
Cash or Credit: Nearly all activities will be able to accept cash or credit. Cash will be the easiest and most efficient payment method for purchasing additional chips and side hustle tickets.
Food and Drinks: We will have light appetizers and a full bar. Three complimentary signature vodka drinks will be available thanks to our sponsor, Tito's Vodka. In addition, our bar will feature craft beers from our sponsors O'Dell Brewing, Ska Brewing and Great Divide Brewing Co. Cocktail servers will be serving drinks in the casino area throughout the night. Please remember to tip your bartenders and servers!
After-Party: The Stanley Beer Hall is hosting the official Vegas Night After-Party! The Beer Hall will be offering an array of free appetizers. Please join us!
Childcare: The George Washington Cheer Team is hosting a Kids' Night Out (ages 3 and up) for all Vegas Night guests (max 40 kids) in the Westerly Creek Elementary gym from 6:00-11:00 p.m. Sign up by Thursday (11/1) here: https://goo.gl/forms/1OwRfMDpfQG3qQQc2.
Attire: Recommended attire for the evening is "Vegas attire" or whatever you'd wear for a night out on the town!
Transportation: We've partnered with Lyft to help ensure there are enough cars in the area on Friday evening. Please be safe and use a designated driver!


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Department of Philosophy, University of Chicago
Topics: History of Western Philosophy, Metaphysics, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind, Logic and Philosophy of Logic
CFP: Special issue of Theoria: Context, Cognition and Communication
Topics: Epistemology, Philosophy of Action, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind, M&E, Miscellaneous, Logic and Philosophy of Logic, Philosophy of Computing and Information
CFP: Workshop with prof. Scott Soames
Institute of Philosophy, Slovak Academy of Sciences
Topics: Epistemology, Metaphilosophy, Metaphysics, Philosophy of Action, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind
CFP: Applied Philosophy of Language: Politics and Power
Department of Philosophy, University of Reading
Annual Ratio Conference
Topics: Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Gender, Race, and Sexuality, Philosophy of Law, Social and Political Philosophy
Conference: The Legacy of Wittgenstein, Anscombe, & Their Oxbridge Contemporaries
School of Philosophy, Catholic University of America
Topics: 20th Century Philosophy, Epistemology, Metaphysics, Philosophy of Action, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Religion, General Philosophy of Science, Logic and Philosophy of Logic, Philosophy of Cognitive Science, Philosophy of Science, Miscellaneous, Value Theory
Conference: Wiener Forum interkulturellen Philosophierens
Wiener Gesellschaft für Interkulturelle Philosophie
Topics: History of Western Philosophy, Metaphilosophy, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Religion, M&E, Miscellaneous, Philosophical Traditions
CFP: Revolution and Evolution: Models of Change in Science, Culture and Society
Department of Philosophy, National Research Lobachevsky State University of Nizhny Novgorod
Topics: History of Western Philosophy, Miscellaneous, Epistemology, Philosophy of Action, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind, M&E, Miscellaneous, Philosophical Traditions, Miscellaneous, Science, Logic, and Mathematics, Applied Ethics, Normative Ethics, Social and Political Philosophy
CFP: Oxford University Prize for Eastern European Perspectives on Science, Theology and Humane Philosophy
Topics: History of Western Philosophy, Epistemology, Metaphysics, Philosophy of Action, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Religion, Philosophical Traditions, General Philosophy of Science, Logic and Philosophy of Logic, Philosophy of Biology, Philosophy of Cognitive Science, Philosophy of Physical Science, Philosophy of Probability, Philosophy of Social Science, Philosophy of Science, Miscellaneous, Value Theory
CFA: The Metaphysics of Words
DAFIST, Philosophy Section, University of Genoa (Italy)
Topics: Metaphysics, Philosophy of Language
CFP: Bilateral Approaches to Meaning
ILLC, University of Amsterdam
Topics: Philosophy of Language, Logic and Philosophy of Logic
CFP: The Philosophy of Notation: Operational Iconicity and Observational Advantages in Diagrams
Department of Philosophy and Communication, University of Bologna
Topics: 19th Century Philosophy, 20th Century Philosophy, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind, Logic and Philosophy of Logic, Philosophy of Cognitive Science, Philosophy of Mathematics
Conference: Lying and Related Fictions
Albert Ludwigs Universität Freiburg
Topics: Epistemology, Philosophy of Language, Aesthetics
CFP: Special Issue of Axiomathes: Foundational Issues in Semantics and Pragmatics
Topics: History of Western Philosophy, Miscellaneous, Epistemology, Metaphilosophy, Metaphysics, Philosophy of Language, M&E, Miscellaneous, Logic and Philosophy of Logic
CFP: Eidos. A Journal for Philosophy of Culture: Philosophy and Music
Topics: History of Western Philosophy, Epistemology, Metaphilosophy, Metaphysics, Philosophy of Action, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Religion, Philosophical Traditions, Philosophy of Social Science, Philosophy of Science, Miscellaneous, Value Theory
CFP: Eidos. A Journal for Philosophy of Culture: Violence; Issue 9 (2019)
Topics: History of Western Philosophy, Epistemology, Metaphilosophy, Metaphysics, Philosophy of Action, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Religion, Philosophical Traditions, General Philosophy of Science, Philosophy of Biology, Philosophy of Cognitive Science, Philosophy of Computing and Information, Philosophy of Social Science, Philosophy of Science, Miscellaneous, Value Theory
CFP: 11th Barcelona Workshop: Issues in Conceptual Ethics and Conceptual Engineering
Department of Philosophy, University of Barcelona
Barcelona Workshop on Issues in the Theory of Reference
Topics: Metaphilosophy, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Gender, Race, and Sexuality, Philosophy of Law, Social and Political Philosophy
Conference: SFL-2019 - Linguaggio ed emozioni
XXV Convegno nazionale della Società di Filosofia del Linguaggio (SFL)
CFP: Formal Epistemology Workshop 2019
Topics: Epistemology, Philosophy of Language, General Philosophy of Science, Logic and Philosophy of Logic, Philosophy of Computing and Information, Philosophy of Probability
Conference: Graduate Workshop and Symposium in Imagination, Society, and Culture
Bergen Network for Women in Philosophy, University of Bergen
Topics: Epistemology, Metaphilosophy, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Religion, Philosophy of Social Science, Philosophy of Science, Miscellaneous, Aesthetics, Meta-Ethics, Philosophy of Gender, Race, and Sexuality, Philosophy of Law, Social and Political Philosophy
Conference: Meaning and Reality in Social Context
Philosophy Program, Institute of European and American Studies , Academia Sinica, Taiwan
Topics: Metaphysics, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Cognitive Science, Philosophy of Social Science, Philosophy of Gender, Race, and Sexuality, Social and Political Philosophy
CFP: 13th Annual Annual Philosophy Graduate Student Conference at Texas Tech University
Department of Philosophy, Texas Tech University
CFP: Evaluative Language
République des Savoirs, École Normale Supérieure, Paris
Topics: Philosophy of Language, Aesthetics, Applied Ethics, Meta-Ethics
CFP: Meaning, Content and Reference
Topics: Epistemology, Metaphysics, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind, General Philosophy of Science, Logic and Philosophy of Logic, Philosophy of Mathematics
CFP: Acta Structuralica. International Journal for Structuralist Research
Topics: 19th Century Philosophy, 20th Century Philosophy, History of Western Philosophy, Miscellaneous, Epistemology, Metaphilosophy, Philosophy of Language, Continental Philosophy, General Philosophy of Science, Philosophy of Mathematics, Philosophy of Social Science, Social and Political Philosophy
CFP: The Legacy of Wittgenstein, Anscombe, & Their Oxbridge Contemporaries
Conference: Identity and Quantification
Department of Philosophy, University of Birmingham
AHRC Higher-Order Metaphysics workshops
Topics: Metaphysics, Philosophy of Language, Logic and Philosophy of Logic
CFP: Philosophy. Journal of Higher School of Economics. Call for Papers "Ethics of Belief"
Topics: Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Religion, Applied Ethics, Meta-Ethics, Normative Ethics
CFP: MLAG Graduate Conference III
Institute of Philosophy of the University of Porto, Faculty of Arts; University of Porto
MLAG Annual Graduate Conference
Topics: Epistemology, Philosophy of Action, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind
CFP: Annual International Conference "uAnalytiCon-2019: Identity, Individual Concepts, and Semantic Uniformity"
Department of Philosophy, URAL FEDERAL UNIVERSITY
uAnalytiCon
Topics: Epistemology, Metaphysics, Philosophy of Language, Logic and Philosophy of Logic, Philosophy of Mathematics
CFP: Mind, Cognition, and Neuroscience: A Philosophical Introduction
Topics: Epistemology, Metaphysics, Philosophy of Action, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind, M&E, Miscellaneous, Science, Logic, and Mathematics, Applied Ethics
CFP: Language,Expression, Aesthetics
Department of Philosophy, Ryerson University
Ryerson Philosophy Graduate Student Conference
Topics: Epistemology, Philosophy of Language, Aesthetics, Value Theory, Miscellaneous
Conference: Wittgenstein: Beyond the Inner–Outer Picture
Department of Metaphysics, Contemporary Philosophy, Ethics and Political Philosophy, University of Seville
Topics: 20th Century Philosophy, Epistemology, Philosophy of Action, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind
Conference: FROM THE PSYCHOLOGICAL TO THE LOGICAL (AND BACK) — (A Radical Contextualist Approach)
Institute of Philosophy, University of Porto, University of Porto
Topics: Epistemology, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind
Conference: Abduction and Modelling in Metaphysics. A Series of Events with Timothy Williamson
Topics: Metaphilosophy, Metaphysics, Philosophy of Language, General Philosophy of Science, Logic and Philosophy of Logic
CFP: Metaphilosophy. Special issue of the journal "Epistemology & Philosophy of Science"
Topics: Epistemology, Metaphilosophy, Metaphysics, Philosophy of Action, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Religion, Meta-Ethics
CFP: Rules, Norms, and Reasons 1: Kripkenstein's Paradox
Department of philosophy, University of Milan
Topics: 20th Century Philosophy, Metaphysics, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind
CFP: The Social Institution of Norms: a workshop with Robert Brandom
Department of Philosophy, University of Vienna
Topics: Metaphilosophy, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind
Conference: 14th Murdoch Colloquium: Philosophy and the Arts
Philosophy Programme, Murdoch University
Topics: 19th Century Philosophy, 20th Century Philosophy, Metaphilosophy, Metaphysics, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind, Continental Philosophy, European Philosophy, Aesthetics, Social and Political Philosophy
Conference: Wittgenstein and Frege on psychologism: the centennial of the publication of Der Gedanke
Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, Pedagogical University of Krakow
Topics: 20th Century Philosophy, Epistemology, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind, Logic and Philosophy of Logic
Talk: Predicación y referencia
Departamento de Filosofía, Universidad Nacional de Colombia
Language, Culture and Mind Conference
Tomas Barrero (University of the Andes)
Topics: Epistemology, Philosophy of Action, Philosophy of Language, Logic and Philosophy of Logic
CFP: Pluralism, Relativism and Skepticism: The First Annual Conference of The Middle East Society for Analytic Philosophy
Department of Philosophy, The American University in Cairo
Topics: Epistemology, Metaphilosophy, Metaphysics, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Religion, Philosophical Traditions, General Philosophy of Science, Logic and Philosophy of Logic, Philosophy of Mathematics, Philosophy of Social Science, Meta-Ethics, Normative Ethics, Philosophy of Law, Social and Political Philosophy
Conference: The Fourth Taiwan Philosophical Logic Colloquium (TPLC 2018) with a main theme: "Conditionals: Truth-Conditions, Probability, and Causality"
Department of Philosophy, National Taiwan University
The Taiwan Philosophical Logic Colloquium (TPLC-series)
Topics: Metaphysics, Philosophy of Language, Logic and Philosophy of Logic, Philosophy of Computing and Information, Philosophy of Mathematics, Philosophy of Probability
Workshop: The Metaphysics and Semantics of Indeterminacy
Faculty of Arts, Department of Philosophy, Masaryk University


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As work on the site and the road junction with Green Lanes continues, Covanta believe that they will build and operate the incinerator in due course.
Part of the original proposals and requirements for the site was discounted electricity for local people within a set catchment area and against an agreed criteria.
Covanta have now released a Q&A relating to accessing these funds once the site is operational and then available for up to 35 years.
In essence giving every household that pays it own electricity bills £60 p.a. (increased by inflation yearly) on the basis of a yearly application to a grants company.
The onus will be on the household to submit yearly. If you miss a year you can submit the following year, but not including a retrospective claim for the missed year. If you miss two years you're out of the scheme and cannot re-enter at all.


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Local councillor and volunteer wins OBE
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A volunteer and councillor living in Merton has been awarded an OBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours. Cllr Agatha Akyigyina, who has been volunteering for more than 30 years, thought […]
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Carved in Stone project brings wartime history alive
23 February 2017 by mertonzb
A heritage project has uncovered the life stories of more than 500 First World War combatants commemorated on local war memorials.
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Boxes stuffed full of donations given to Wimbledon Foodbank by council
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Dozens of bags and boxes stuffed full of items including chocolate biscuits, washing powder, nappies, bottles of squash and tins of soup were donated by council staff to the Wimbledon […]
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Over 1000 visitors of all ages flocked to Merton's third Discovery Day at Morden Library on Saturday.
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Cooking great food for weather emergencies
Author CREWTorontoPublished on August 1, 2017
People who live in the St James Town apartment towers in Toronto's inner city don't have air conditioning. But if the power goes out, they'll suffer more than most. Many residents are seniors or use mobility aids to get around. As the most diverse neighbourhood in North America, language can be a barrier, social connections may be weak, and most residents don't have incomes that allow them to store extra supplies of food, water and cash.
Thanks to sponsorship from the Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC), neighbourhood community groups were able to deliver two July 2017 workshops that started a conversation around building local resiliency and preparing for emergencies. Josephine Grey is the director of Low Income Families Together (LIFT). She's lived in St James Town for 30 years and knows the challenges first hand. Climate change brings increasingly frequent and extreme weather events such as floods, severe heat, and unanticipated winter conditions. Remember Toronto's 2013 ice storm? In a community with a population of more than 17,000, Josephine knows that the time to plan is now.
LIFT partnered with the youth-led Conscious Minds Co-operative (CMC), a non-profit that cultivates resilient communities, and the St James Town Co-operative. They asked Community Resilience to Extreme Weather (CREW) to support them in developing a community resilience and emergency preparedness plan.
The workshops, the first in a series of events, were an opportunity for a rich exploration of issues and concerns raised by residents. After much discussion, a consensus for action finally landed on water and food. Excitement grew as a scheme to dehydrate food took shape: made by local cooks and marketed not only to neighbours but also across the city.
This could be a first: using food to promote emergency preparedness. Imagine buying delicious and attractively packaged food for your emergency kit at your local farmer's market. Most Canadians ignore government messaging which warns that they must be prepared to look after themselves and their neighbours for at least the first 72 hours of emergency. But no one's ever made it into a tasty proposition. CREW will support St James Town residents as they establish their emergency plan around food security—and dehydrated food is just the beginning
This winter, CREW will manage a pilot project led by Faith & the Common Good to establish resilience hubs in Brampton, Hamilton and Toronto. We can't wait to see what issues those pilot communities will choose to motivate and drive their own resilience preparedness plans!
Published on August 1, 2017 Author CREWToronto
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package net.aimeizi.spring.rest.example.customer;

import static org.springframework.http.HttpStatus.*;
import static org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMethod.*;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Controller;
import org.springframework.ui.Model;
import org.springframework.util.Assert;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.PathVariable;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestBody;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMapping;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.ResponseBody;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.ResponseStatus;

/**
 * Dedicated controller for machine access.
 *
 * @author Oliver Gierke
 */
@Controller
@RequestMapping("/rest/customers")
class CustomerRestController {

    private final CustomerRepository repository;

    @Autowired
    public CustomerRestController(CustomerRepository repository) {

        Assert.notNull(repository);
        this.repository = repository;
    }

    @RequestMapping(method = GET)
    @ResponseBody
    public Customers showCustomers(Model model) {

        return new Customers(repository.findCustomers());
    }

    @RequestMapping(method = POST)
    @ResponseStatus(CREATED)
    public void createCustomer(@RequestBody Customer customer,
            HttpServletResponse response) {

        repository.save(customer);
        response.setHeader("Location", String.format("/rest/customers/%s",
                customer.getNumber()));
    }

    @RequestMapping(value = "/{id}", method = GET)
    @ResponseBody
    public Customer showCustomer(@PathVariable CustomerNumber id) {

        return repository.findBy(id);
    }

    @RequestMapping(value = "/{id}", method = PUT)
    @ResponseStatus(OK)
    public void updateCustomer(@RequestBody Customer customer) {

        repository.save(customer);
    }

    @RequestMapping(value = "/{id}", method = DELETE)
    @ResponseStatus(OK)
    public void deleteCustomer(@PathVariable CustomerNumber id) {

        repository.delete(id);
    }
}


Stannah (well known for their stair lift!) recently commissioned me to photograph a series of images of their workforce installing lifts and escalators during the rebuilding of Birmingham New Street Station. Stannah wanted to convey the professionalism and expertise of their team in the dramatic setting of the new atrium, but also wanted to make sure the images looked real rather than too set up. I didn't want to use models and set up scenarios as it is very difficult to achieve the same level of authenticity as doing it for real when such technical expertise is on show.
The construction site at Birmingham New Street Station has many issues to contend with, most importantly health and safety above anything else., therefore the images not only needed to look the part but also be taken in safety and to portray safety. Other issues included access, consideration for the many other contractors on the site (the shoot was scheduled for 5 weeks prior to the entire project being completed). Also as I wanted to make sure it was as real as possibleI had to schedule the shoot for a time when Stannah were actually on site installing their escalators and lifts – and their engineers had time to be involved with a photo shoot as well!


As winter approaches, a lot of us will head towards days filled with hearty foods and – soon- holiday eating and treats. It's an easy thing to look forward to, and even easier to fall back into bad eating habits after a summer of relatively light eating.
One of the things people struggle with most is potion control. It can be hard, whether you're watching the game on a weekend next to a table full of snacks, or heading to family dinners where the meal almost becomes a competitive sport unto itself.
If that describes you, you might want to look to teeth to help keep your portions in control. What do we mean? Put simply: Eat slower.
Many people who struggle with portion control are eating quickly and not taking time to chew and enjoy their food. As a result, their bodies aren't recognizing that (a) they're full and (b) food tastes really good and we should take time to enjoy it. When you're shoveling food into your mouth, you can quickly forget what it actually tastes like, and that triggers impulses in your brain to head back for more.
Avoid distractions. Food is an experience for your sense of taste-don't deprive it by distracting yourself through one of your other senses (like watching a football game on TV).
Start with a smaller portion to begin with. Perhaps use a salad plate instead of a dinner plate to serve yourself.
Chew slowly and intently. We have to crush our food and make it easier to digest. Do that, and while you do….
Consciously enjoy your food. Really taste it. Do you like it? You may be surprised to find some foods you've been eating for years aren't actually all that satisfying.
Enjoy winter, and all the great food it brings!


Snook are one of the most exciting gamefish in the waters surrounding Anna Maria Island. The snook has a most distinctive body shape, featuring a tapered head and snout, underslung jaw, large fins, and most distinctive of all, a prominent black stripe running the full length of the lateral line. Coloration is generally dark gray to black on the dorsal surface, shading to silvery on the sides. The fins are yellowish. As with many inshore fish, the coloration may vary with season and habitat. Snook in the back bay water usually have darker sides.
Snook are one of the best for all around fighting ability. The fight is usually featured by several long runs and some thrilling jumps. Small snook leap high in the manner of ladyfish, while the really big females mange to clear about half their bodies. They are also masters at utilizing shoreline mangrove roots and any other obstruction to their advantage.
The general size range is from 3-15 pounds. Snook weighing 20-30 pounds are not unusual around Anna Maria Island, especially around inlets and passes during the summer, when spawning takes place. A number of of Snook topping 40 pounds have been caught over the years on Anna Maria and Longboat keys. Their food value is ranked of nearly every ones list of favorite fish. The fillets are mild and flavorful.
We generally use light tackle equipment and mainly cast live shiners into sandy holes with surrounding grass flats. Fly fisherman take their Snook on large streamers and poppers. Any small fish makes good live bait as do live shrimp and crabs. Large dead baits of ladyfish fished on the bottom have taken some very big snook.


Here you will find a selection of my most beautiful pictures. But what are characteristics of a good photo? For me, a shot is perfect if I can put myself right back in that special moment and if I would like to look at the photo over and over again.