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I loved this idea of putting ingredients together and then coming up with something completely different. The idea of manipulating matter—it had a little bit of magic to it. I really got into cooking and slow food when I was at UC Berkeley. I lived right around the corner from Chez Panisse. So I became friends with that whole group through my roommate and through the next assistant in line, Varun Mehra, who became a really, really close friend of mine.
Whenever they would do events and things like that, I would volunteer. I was happy just to wash dishes. It was a pretty tight-knit group. I was an Art History and Italian double major.
I thought maybe fashion, maybe design. Maybe write about food? There was no dosage. At the time, people were getting their medical cannabis cards. The industry was lacking a beautiful product. I also knew that chocolates had a long shelf life because sugar is a great preservative. I had all sorts of business ideas. The thing about ideas is that you can come up with a lot of them, but you still have to do it.
So I just started doing it. I started testing recipes and playing with caramel. At one point I thought I was going to do truffles but the shelf life is not so great. I talked to different pastry chefs and all sorts of people from the community.
Liz told me to put some lemon into my caramel when I first started to help it from crystallizing. And I still do that with my recipe today. A lot of excitement, a lot of hurdles. When I first moved to L. I was eating at three or four different places a day, just getting meat sweats from eating all that food.
But it was a lot of fun. So I was writing, and then I was making the chocolate on the side. We cooked for Carlo Petrini, we cooked for a cardinal. Alice was very encouraging and we got to romp around Rome together, which was really fun.
She knew about my chocolates so she told the showrunner, Ari Fishman, and he reached out to me. So I did the first episode. But the production was just so nice and they made me feel so comfortable that I got into a groove. They asked me to keep doing more episodes and just like that, I became a co-host. I thought this was a great way to combine food with cannabis.
People can relate to food, to delicious cooking. My parents are very conservative. The process through the gut is slow, as the THC is absorbed through the small intestine and into the bloodstream. It eventually makes its way to your liver, where the organ may extract and metabolize some of it, making it available for your body to use. After that, it goes to your heart, which then pumps it into your brain. It's at that point when things get trippy.
That's because there are brain cells that have special cannabinoid receptors on their surface, which allows cannabinoids, including THC, to bind to them.
They're part of something called the endocannabinoid system. When your brain is flooded with cannabinoids, the behavior of those brain cells changes. And in turn, your experience changes as well, depending on where a particular receptor is located.
For instance, smoking pot can give you the munchies because the property of the neurons in the hypothalamus, which controls hunger, can be altered by incoming cannabinoids. He says that when altering the property of the neurons there, memories aren't properly stored. To have new ideas. If you accidentally consume too many miligrams of THC in one sitting you can flood your brain with too many cannabinoids, overwhelming your system.
As a result, you might end up anxious, dizzy, nausesous, and on a trip that might last several days. Wait at least an hour," says Vanessa Lavorato, the owner of Marigold Sweets, a maker marijuana-infused chocolates for dispensaries in Los Angeles. If it doesn't feel like enough then you can eat more after two hours.
The reason you have to wait for an effect when you eat edibles, but not when you smoke marijuana, is because of how the THC is absorbed into your system.
When you inhale marijuana smoke with THC in it, its quickly absorbed through your lungs and a whole bunch of the cannabinoids flood your brain at once. The effects are nearly instant. The process through your gut is slow. Lavorato recommends that beginners start off with five milligram doses of THC at the most. The edible's packaging should indicate how much THC is supposed to be in it. But, there's no regulation of edibles at this point, so you're relying on the manufacturer to tell you accurate information.
If you do go overboard, Lavorato has some sage advice, "You're in for the ride. You just gotta buckle up, put on a funny movie and just try to tell yourself that everything's going to be OK.
Read more in this series and call or text us your questions at or tweet reporter Jacob Margolis. Lively and in-depth discussions of city news, politics, science, entertainment, the arts, and more.
Marigold Sweets Is Bringing the Slow Food Movement to Medicinal Marijuana which can go stale, and not many were making candy or confections, she joined True Humboldt, a co-op of local farmers in Humboldt County. Yet many of the trustworthy candies on the market—that is, those marked with dosage sourced from a consortium of permaculture farmers in Humboldt County. Photo: Courtesy of Vanessa Lavorato / @vanessamarigold. Learn about Marigold Sweets Co. including who they are, their products, and organic ingredients from the cream in our caramels to the Guittard chocolate.
Marigold Sweets Is Bringing the Slow Food Movement to Medicinal Marijuana which can go stale, and not many were making candy or confections, she joined True Humboldt, a co-op of local farmers in Humboldt County.
Yet many of the trustworthy candies on the market—that is, those marked with dosage sourced from a consortium of permaculture farmers in Humboldt County. Photo: Courtesy of Vanessa Lavorato / @vanessamarigold.
Learn about Marigold Sweets Co. including who they are, their products, and organic ingredients from the cream in our caramels to the Guittard chocolate.
A box of cannabis-infused chocolates from Marigold Sweets. kitchen and planning menus helped prepare her to launch her company.
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Echoes in the Valley
Jud Spena (Author)
Category/Subject: MUSIC / Genres & Styles / Military & Marches
This historical and homespun narrative documents a half-century of music and marching in a small upstate New York community. Drum and bugle corps from the 1930's to the 1980's.
"Echoes in the Valley" is a history of the drum and bugle corps activity in Watkins Glen and Schuyler County in rural Upstate New York. It chronicles the development of this unique activity from its beginning in the early 1930's with a dozen or so Boy Scouts to its pinnacle in the late 1970's as the 'corps' grew to well over one hundred members, crisscrossed the country in a caravan of school buses and became state and national champions. Further it paints a picture of a small community proud to support its young people in their musical endeavors.
"Echoes" Resounds , 10/15/2004
Reviewer: Steve Rondinaro
This book is a prize. It captures a storied piece of the history of Schuyler County and Watkins Glen that touched so many people in so many ways. Jud Spena has done an amazing job of tracing the history of the drum & bugle corps activity in Schuyler County from the very beginning. I lived a part of that history during the Squires' years in the 60's and 70's and never realized what a legacy we were a part of. Drum corps was a major part of the fabric of this community for decades. It's a fascinating book for a drum corps fan and/or a fan of local history. A masterful job! Steve Rondinaro Broadcast Journalist & Host of the DCI World Championships on PBS Television

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Click here for more information on all Caledonia Robotic programs. We'd like to thank these sponsors for their support of our program. None of this could happen without their generous support.
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The Caledonia Jr First Lego League Robotics program is for students in grades 2-3. Teams meet from September-November researching real-world problems and creating motorized Lego models, a "Show Me" poster that introduces their team and demonstrates what they learned. They present this at the annual Expo, held in conjunction with our Robotics Open House. For more information about the program, and information on registration, visit the Jr FLL page, or contact Michelle VanderArk at CalJrFLL@gmail.com.
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The Caledonia First Lego League Robotics program is for students in grades 4-5. Teams of 5-8 students meet from August-December practicing Core Values team-building problems, researching a real-world problem and developing a solution to it and building and programming a Lego Mindstorms robot that works to complete missions on a playing field. This is all in preparation for their Regional Competition held in late November or early December. For more information on the program, and to register, visit the FLL website, or contact FLL Coordinator, Stephanie Pearson.
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The Middle School VEX League Robotics program is for students in grades 6-8. Teams of 3-4 students meet from August-January at Kraft Meadows Middle School, constructing and programming a VEX Robot. Teams compete in matches against other teams in both League and Tournament play, in addition to participating in Skills competitions. For more information on the program visit the VEX website, or contact MS VEX Coordinators Dawn Robotham and Carrie Van Ryn via email. Registration is closed for the 2020-2021 season.
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Nintendo admonishes 'bringing politics' into 'Animal Crossing' after Biden creates own island for campaign
'Please also refrain from bringing politics into the Game,' the guidelines read
By Sam Dorman | Fox News
Unopened 1987 'Kid Icarus' Nintendo cartridge found in attic, expected to fetch $10G
Asked to retrieve boxes from his mother's attic, Scott Amos uncovered an unopened 'Kid Icarus' 1987 Nintendo game inside of an old shopping bag. Originally purchased for $38.45 in 1988, the game is expected to fetch at least $10,000 at auction.
Nintendo is asking players of "Animal Crossing" not to bring politics into the game, after President-elect Joe Biden created his own island.
The new guidelines came after Biden made an island promoting his campaign in the game's virtual world.
"Please refrain from using the Game inappropriately or creating any content within the Game that would be considered vulgar, discriminatory, or offensive. Please also refrain from bringing politics into the Game," the guidelines read.
Avatars for Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., and then-candidate Joe Biden in "Animal Crossing"
Less than a month before the election, The Verge reported that the Biden campaign had created its own island, dubbed "Biden HQ," in the game -- replete with avatars of the former vice president and his running mate, Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif.
BIDEN CAMPAIGN MOCKED FOR PRESENCE IN 'ANIMAL CROSSING,' COMPARED TO HILLARY'S 'POKEMON GO TO THE POLLS' LINE
It reportedly included a field office and "train town" for Biden's favorite mode of transportation. In addition to campaign flyers and a flag with the "Team Joe" logo, it also included an apparent polling station with a "massive ad for the Democratic Natonal Committee's 'I Will Vote' website," The Verge noted.
"The island includes plenty of ice cream, trains, aviators, chucks, swag, and more weaved throughout the entire island — but there are also features that encourage players to organize and mobilize," Christian Tom, who served as director of the campaign's digital partnerships, reportedly said.
The campaign previously released yard signs with four designs for players to download that they can place around their virtual island homes -- including the official Biden-Harris logo, the Team Joe logo, the "Joe" Pride logo, and an image of aviator sunglasses shaded in red, white, and blue.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., also started playing the game in May when she asked Twitter followers to send her their "dodo codes." She apparently went on to visit other gamers' islands while wearing a shirt that read "AOC." It's unclear how much she's played since then.
Sam Dorman is a reporter with Fox News. Follow him on Twitter @DormanInDC or at facebook.com/SamDormanFoxNews


Economic Clichés: Is There a 'Knowledge Economy'?
This is a crosspost translated from Tatlin's Toren.
In light of the upcoming elections in the Netherlands, the airwaves are filled with talk of the 'knowledge economy'. It is often far from clear what is meant by this, moreover because it is not a term with a clearly defined meaning in economic theory. The impression therefore rises that it is a term mainly used to justify more investment in education. However, more specifically it seems to be used most frequently by liberal parties to abandon redistributional policies in favor of such investment, while still keeping up the appearance of being committed to the plight of the 'low opportunity' population, the importance of social mobility, and so forth. It is therefore worthwhile to analyze this term as it is used, all the more because it is such a fixed part of the arsenal of economic clichés politicians have ready to justify arbitrarily any given policy proposal.
The most immediately significant aspect of the 'knowledge economy' is that it is an impossibility in its literal sense. There is much ado about the historical shift in the division of labor from the heavy weight in industry to the predominance of the services sector. Such shifts have of course happened before in economic history – if the Industrial Revolution means anything, then surely its meaning rests in an analogous shift from agriculture to industrial production. But against this, two points must be noted. Firstly, the 'services sector' is not a clearly defined term either. It is worth remembering that in the 19th century services were also a not inconsiderable part of the economy, but at the time this concerned very different branches of the economy, particularly domestic and transport services. When labor was cheap and transport expensive, many working class men worked as teamsters and railway personnel, and many working class women as domestic labor.
Because of technological development and the rise in wages, this is now by and large a thing of the past; but it is a reminder that large services sectors are not a new phenomenon as such. One could add to this that historically the work in the home, a traditional burden for women, has never been paid at all insofar as done by the (female) members of the household themselves – yet if it had been, this would have meant in statistical terms a vast expansion of the actual 'services sector' in proportion to the total economy. In other cases, there is no clarity why one thing counts as industrial production and the other as a service, as in the attempts of the fast food industry to have the production and sale of hamburgers and fries relabelled as manufacturing. After all, why does working up raw materials into a finished commodity for sale count as industrial production if it happens in a factory, but not if it happens in a kitchen? And what if someone cleans and maintains the factory space, so it remains a safe and productive environment for the use of the machinery – is that services or part of production? Ultimately this particular distinction is not so important or meaningful.
A second major objection against this idea is the simple fact that anything whatever that is processed, transported, packaged, rented, sold, or speculated on must first be produced. Every single good that is used in the so-called 'knowledge economy' still has been made somewhere, by means of old-fashioned industrial processes. However, the elephant in the room is that this production has by and large been moved to Third World countries. Of course, the West does have some high value industry, in particular in branches where the standard production requires high enough levels of technology to justify the high wages of the workers. Nonetheless, the historical shift to a 'services sector' is in reality more like a historical shift of production to China, India, the Philippines, Taiwan and so forth. While we pretend here that producing stuff is a funny and outdated concept, eight year old girls manufacture our jeans and cellphones in Manila or Phnom Penh.
The man whose whole life is spent in performing a few simple operations, of which the effects are perhaps always the same, or very nearly the same, has no occasion to exert his understanding or to exercise his invention in finding out expedients for removing difficulties which never occur. He naturally loses, therefore, the habit of such exertion, and generally becomes as stupid and ignorant as it is possible for a human creature to become. The torpor of his mind renders him not only incapable of relishing or bearing a part in any rational conversation, but of conceiving any generous, noble, or tender sentiment, and consequently of forming any just judgment concerning many even of the ordinary duties of private life.
Of course, one could argue this takes the meaning of 'knowledge economy' simply too narrowly. Maybe it just means the need for more education, for example sending more kids to college, so that in our high-tech societies we can enable (or maintain) social mobility. After all, is it not true that now everything is run by computers and natural sciences and engineering knowledge are more needed than ever, we need to be able to produce more and more highly qualified people? Is this not essential to keep our wages high, to prevent people getting stuck in low-paid jobs, and to maintain our productivity? Of course this is not entirely untrue, and it would be senseless to wholly deny this. But the value of education and investment therein for reducing inequality is not nearly as great as the liberal parties – fearful as they are of any serious disruption of the structure of private property – make it appear.
Significant and continuing stress can have a negative impact on early brain development. The day-to-day adversity of severe poverty and parental mental health problems such as maternal depression, which has a higher prevalence among poor women, can compromise parent-child interaction. (…) Unrelenting stress in the absence of supportive relationships with adults—referred to as "toxic stress"—causes a prolonged activation of the body's stress response system, which includes the release of stress hormones such as cortisol. Released by the adrenal gland, cortisol circulates in the brain during the body's fight-or-flight response to stress. Under normal circumstances, cortisol has short-term benefits that help protect us from danger. When the cortisol system is repeatedly activated, however, levels of cortisol remain high and can actually damage the brain.
Maybe this seems remote from the subject of the 'knowledge economy', but it is not. It leads to the important conclusion that the intellectual and educational potential of children is already affected by inequality and poverty before the educational institutions properly have their effect, and therefore regardless of the nature and quality of those educational institutions. Now a second point is that the much vaunted ability of higher education to provide for higher wages, and thereby to function as a lever for increasing social mobility, contains a category mistake. It is well known from economic statistics that someone with a Bachelor's degree from a good college will have a higher lifetime earning potential on average than someone with a degree of vocational schooling, and that person more than a high school dropout, and so forth (this is even true for much derided degrees like English or Philosophy). It seems therefore obvious to want as many people to go to college as possible. The problem is however that what goes for the individual does not necessarily go for the collective. The wage advantage of higher education is a relative advantage: the degree is only valuable when most people do not possess one. When it becomes commonplace to obtain a certain level of schooling, the wage advantage disappears. This development is already visible in most Western societies: since the massive increase in university students in the 1960s and 1970s, it is already no longer the case that a simple Bachelor's degree equivalent is sufficient for a well-paid job. For jobs that previously only required some higher quality high school education, one may now well need a Master's degree; and for jobs that previously required basic university schooling, one now requires a PhD at the minimum. In short, possession of higher education degrees is a zero sum game: an advantage for one is a disadvantage for the other, and it is impossible for all to receive this advantage.
Regardless of how much use the poor make of their right to a good education, there are not enough decent and remunerative jobs — there are not even enough indecent and low-paying jobs — to go around. The number of heads of households living in poverty outnumbers the supply of job openings that would lift their holders and their families above the poverty threshold.
This is not something inherent to labor. It is something inherent to labor which is distributed according to a competitive labor market. If there are suddenly many more professors for the same amount of academic work, their wages and their social prestige will inevitably decline over time. The same goes for doctors, engineers, lawyers, and so forth. (There are also major gender aspects to this, but I ignore these for the sake of the argument.) Simultaneously it is impossible to replace indefinitely the labor needs of industry, agriculture, transport etc. with mechanization and technology, without this greatly increasing the wages of the remaining employees in a given branch in relative terms (which in Western Europe produces the phenomenon of the 'Polish plumber'). This means in its totality that there is an endless shifting around of 'good jobs', and a constant change in the formal educational requirements of different branches of the economy; but the number of 'good jobs' does not proportionally increase over time.
This makes the accumulation of qualifications and degrees in the hope of providing everyone with a 'good job' a hopeless endeavour. 'Good jobs' now require many diplomas because many people can now competitively pursue them and there are few such jobs, not because diplomas generate 'good jobs'. Even as late as the First World War, most doctors and lawyers in the United States did not need any formal qualifications at all, as few people had any higher education and therefore it was redundant as a relative demand for the purposes of competition. Now, things are different. In fact, much of the inequality in Western society is inequality within the population with higher education, not just between the higher and lower educated. This form of inequality is at best unaffected, and perhaps even negatively affected by the proposals about more investment in college educations for all. So to sum up, pursuing a 'knowledge economy' in which everyone can use higher education to gain the advantages that are by definition relative and zero-sum is like the desperate attempt of a dog to bite its own tail.
Does this then mean that desiring a highly educated people is all nonsense? Not quite. What all the chatter about the 'knowledge economy' does not mention is the one real advantage of higher education, the one that has nothing to do with competition or the economy in a narrow sense: intellectual improvement. A highly educated population is an engaged, critical population and one much better capable to realize their intellectual and creative potential, both within and without the sphere of work. Whether this involves composing music or designing inventions, writing novels or critical analyses of the political system, it is very hard for any of these to be within the reach of the masses without higher education being common. Reducing this to a term like 'human capital', as is done in the economic theories consciously or unconsciously relied upon by the pedlars of the 'knowledge economy', is doing the real purpose of society an injustice.
Our creative and intellectual capacities ought first and foremost to be in service to ourselves, als socially creative beings, not be subject to the vagaries of a labor market in which they are merely competitively counterposed to each other. This may sound utopian, but has nonetheless a very concrete character. The less time we have to spend in work to maintain ourselves, and the better and more fully educated we are, the better we are capable of creating, designing, thinking etc. all the beautiful things for ourselves and others that make life worthwhile. It also means we have more time for each other. This is a matter of thinking differently about the value of competition, of work-time and non-work-time, and about the application of technology to these ends. A 'knowledge economy' is putting the cart before the horse.
1) Adam Smith, The Wealth of Nations, Book V, Chapter I, Part III, Article II.
3) John Marsh, Class Dismissed: Why We Cannot Teach Or Learn Our Way Out Of Inequality. New York, NY (2011): Monthly Review Press, p. 177.
Somehow, someway, we need an economy that promotes creativity and building society instead of just raw consumption.


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Jane Fonda and Three IndieCollect Restorations to Appear This Weekend at the 2020 HFPA Restoration Summit
Chaz Ebert February 14, 2020
Jane Fonda, Mario Van Peebles and I will join Sandra Schulberg of IndieCollect when she presents three new 4K film restorations for their world premiere this weekend at the HFPA Restoration Summit held at the historic Egyptian Theatre, 6712 Hollywood Blvd., in Los Angeles. Presented by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association and the American Cinematheque, these cinematic treasures will be honored in-person by some key trailblazers in the industry.
The event kicks off at 5:30pm Saturday, February 15th, with Francine Parker's witty 1972 documentary, "F.T.A.", chronicling the anti-Vietnam satirical revue, "Free the Army," performed by actors such as Jane Fonda and Donald Sutherland to American troops. Fonda, who aided in providing funding for the restorations, will be on hand to introduce the screening. She is also lending her name to IndieCollect's Jane Fonda Fund for Women Directors, which was formed to support the restoration of more films helmed by women. A 4:30pm reception in the courtyard will precede the screening. Click here to register for the screening.
On Sunday, February 16th, a double bill of essential works by African-American directors starts at 2pm with William Greaves' 1972 documentary, "Nationtime-Gary," providing an insider's look at the 1972 National Black Political Convention, held in Gary, Indiana at the visionary invitation of Mayor Richard Hatcher. This is a convention that has been seemingly lost to history, but you will be surprised (or perhaps not) that it is as topical and much-needed as ever, probably even more. The Reverend Jesse Jackson gives an impassioned plea for building a nation within a political movement. With narration by Harry Belafonte and Sidney Poitier, and appearances by Amiri Baraka, Mayor Hatcher, Dick Gregory, Jesse Jackson, Coretta Scott King, Bobby Seale, and Betty Shabazz (the widow of Malcom X), among others, the picture captures a key moment of black solidarity in American history. The film was dramatically shortened for television, and the director's full-length version was never released, until now. I will provide the introduction to the film.
Immediately following that film will be Melvin Van Peebles' transgressive 1968 love story, "The Story of a Three-Day Pass," adapted from Van Peebles' own French-language novel, "La Permission." A biting indictment of racism, the film follows Turner (Harry Baird), a black U.S. soldier stationed at a military base outside Paris, who is smitten with Miriam (Nicole Berger), a sensitive young woman he meets at a nightclub. A romance ensues, eventually sparking the attention of Turner's disapproving captain (Hal Brav) and inviting angry insults from others. The filmmaker's son, Mario Van Peebles, will introduce the movie, which will also be preceded by a 1pm reception in the courtyard. Click here to register for the double feature.
For more information on IndieCollect, visit its official site.
There are also other films being shown during the HFPA/American Cinematheque Restoration summit. For those please visit their website here.
Chaz Ebert
Chaz is the CEO of several Ebert enterprises, including the President of The Ebert Company Ltd, and of Ebert Digital LLC, Publisher of RogerEbert.com, President of Ebert Productions and Chairman of the Board of The Roger and Chaz Ebert Foundation, and Co-Founder and Producer of Ebertfest, the film festival now in its 22nd year.
Simple Passion
Simon Abrams


Viktor Arvidsson scored his 29th goal early in the second period to give Nashville a 2-0 lead and the Preds made it stand up as they defeated the Islanders 3-1 before a crowd of 11,671 at Barclays Center.
Josh Bailey scored the only goal for the Isles; it was his first goal since February 21st and extended his career-best point total to 52.
With the loss, the Isles remain two points behind Boston for the 2nd Wild Card spot; however, with Tampa Bay's come-from-behind win, the Isles are now also a point behind Tampa Bay. All three teams have seven games to play.
The Isles are 18-11-4 (.606) under Interim Coach Doug Weight …Since opening the season 6-10-4, Isles are 29-18-8 in their last 55 games…The Isles are 9-7-2 in the last 18 games... John Tavares' point streak was stopped at six games… This was the first meeting of the season between the teams; it is the final season series to get started in the NHL this season…. Viktor Arvidsson tied Filip Forsberg for the Preds' lead in goals (29); both players have one goal more than the Isles' co-leaders: Anders Lee and John Tavares (28)…The Isles power play is now 2-21 in the last eight games (9.5%), with both goals scored against the Rangers on March 22nd. The power play is 0-15 at home during the five game winless streak (0-4-1)... The Isles killed all three Nashville power plays, improving to 7-7 in the last 3 games and 28-31 (90.3%) in the last 13 games…Josh Bailey's goal was his 106th as an Islander, breaking a tie with Ed Westfall and Benoit Hogue for 26th place on the all-time team list…Former Islander PA Parenteau was a healthy scratch.
The Isles are now 24-14-6 in their last 44 games (since December 20th vs. Boston). In those games, the PP is 21-125 (16.8%) and the penalty kill is 16-104 (84.6%).
Thomas Greiss has played in 16 of the last 17 games (7-7-2), in 35 of the last 40 games (17-13-5 with three shutouts) and 37 of the last 44 games (19-13-5 with three shutouts). Greiss has already appeared in a career high 49 games, and set career highs for both wins (25) and shutouts (3).
The Isles are 0-4-1 in their last five home games and have not won in Brooklyn since February 19th.
The Isles are 17-9-5 when they outshoot their opponents and 3-3-0 when the shots are even but are 15-17-6 when they are outshot.
The Islanders are 35-28-12 overall; 20-12-7 at home and 15-16-5 on the road.
Nashville is 39-25-11 overall; 23-8-7 at home and 16-17-4 on the road.
The Isles are 12-9-5 in Division games and 23-19-7 in games versus other divisions (9-10-3 vs. Atlantic, 6-5-2 vs. Central and 8-4-2 vs. Pacific). The Isles are 21-19-8 against the East and 14-9-4 against the West.
Thomas Greiss made 28 saves but falls to 25-18-5 on the season and 3-4-0 in his career against Nashville.
Juuse Saros, facing the Isles for the first time in his career, made 24 saves to improve to 9-7-3 on the season.
The Isles went 0-2 on the power play; Nashville was 0-3.
The Isles are 15-7-6 when they score at least one power play goal and 20-21-6 when they do not. The Isles are 13-13-5 when they allow at least one power play goal and 22-15-7 when they do not.
The Isles are 34-7-3 when they score at least three goals (including shootout winners) and are 1-21-9 when they do not. The lone Islander win was on November 28th vs. Calgary (2-1 in OT).
The Isles are 13-10-12 in games decided by a single goal including 6-10 in regulation. They are 5-8 in games decided in overtime and are 2-4 in shootouts. The Isles are 4-2 in games in which an empty-net goal turns a 1 goal game into a 2-goal game (including one game that they allowed a goal after scoring an empty-netter).
The Isles are 22-9-8 when they score first and are 13-19-4 when they allow the opening goal.
The Isles are 6-7-1 on the front-end of back-to-backs and 5-4-5 on the back-end.
· The Isles are 23-20-5 when both teams are rested.
Isles record by ice-time leaders: Travis Hamonic (7-0-0), Nick Leddy (14-21-9), John Tavares (2-1-0), Johnny Boychuk (7-4-1), Dennis Seidenberg (1-1-1), Calvin de Haan (3-1-1), Tied (1-0-0).
John Tavares led the Isles forwards with 20:04 of ice-time. Isles record by Forward ice-time leaders: John Tavares (27-20-10), Josh Bailey (4-5-2), Casey Cizikas (1-0-0), Cal Clutterbuck (0-1-0), Brock Nelson (1-2-0), Shane Prince (1-0-0).
Isles 23, Nashville 35 (40%).
Brock Nelson won 4 of 6 for the Isles; Ryan Johansen won 12 of 18 for Nashville.
Face-offs by strength: Even strength: 19/49; Power play 2/4; Penalty kill 2/5.
Isles 28, Nashville 16. Dennis Seidenberg led the Isles with six hits; Colton Sissons led Nashville with three.
The Isles were credited with 9 blocked shots; Travis Hamonic and Adam Pelech led the Isles with two.
Nashville leads the season series one game to none (and 2 points to 0). The teams will meet again on April 4th in Nashville.
The Preds' win tonight ended an Islander three-game win streak vs. Nashville at home; the Isles are still 4-2-0 in their last six vs Nashville overall.
Bridgeport is 39-24-3-1 on the season following a 4-3 overtime loss to Lehigh Valley on Sunday.
Ryan Pulock and Jon Landry each had two assists, but the Sound Tigers allowed the tying goal with 2:42 to play, and the winning goal in overtime (both by Andy Miele).
Bracken Kearns leads the Sound Tigers in goals (22) and points (22-25-47). Rookie Devon Toews leads the team in assists with 35. Ryan Pulock leads the defense with 13 goals (13-26-39 in only 46 games, including five game-winning goals – which is tied for the AHL lead among defensemen) and is tied with Toews for the point lead among defenders.
The Sound Tigers will play the fourth game of their six game road trip on Wednesday in Springfield.
The Isles look for their fourth straight road win as they conclude the season series with Philadelphia. The road team has won the first 3 games of the season series, with the Isles earning points in all three games (1-0-2).
The Isles defeated the Flyers 3-1 back on February 9th for their first victory in Philadelphia in regulation time since January 19, 2012.


Last month the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced that they are working together on two memos regarding federal secure identity management cards. These are cards that were issued in accordance with HSPD-12, which we talked about in our last post. There's not much info on what these memos will say, but this article offers some speculation about them.
HSPD-12 established identification standards to secure access to physical facilities. These standards will be extended to enhance computer and network security.
The OMB is recommending that federal agencies plan to upgrade their physical and network access controls during 2011using secure IDs.
Private sector organizations will play an important role in developing and implementing the upgraded security procedures.
This final point is very important. We've already seen how contractors need to use the federal secure IDs to access federal facilities. It's in an organization's best interest to adopt the recommendations and policies set forth by the OMB and DHS. We can provide card access, telephone access, or biometric ID systems to secure your facilities. We can also provide and service integrated low-voltage systems to protect your data networking. Contact us to learn more.
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In more news of web series second seasons, Poor Paul returned today kicking off its sophomore run with web television network KoldCast TV, which signed the series before its first season last fall, once again backing the outlandish roommate comedy.
Zack Bennett is back as the eponymous Paul with daytime star Kevin G. Schmidt (The Young and the Restless) and Disney Channel regular Samantha Droke (Suite Life of Zack & Cody) returning as the scene-stealing co-stars. The Disney connection was actually played up in the publicity for the show as we were told that Schmidt and Droke are both starring in another upcoming Disney TV movie, The Princess Protection Program. Who knew?
The only change on the cast was the role of Paul's roommate Clyde, which is being taken over by Wes Whitworth. Stoner comedian Guillermo Diaz (Weeds, Half Baked) is one of the slew of guest stars announced along with Mandy Jiroux, Elaine Hendrix and Richard Riehl.
This is one to keep an eye on. Poor Paul is reminiscent of another series we've come to unabashedly adore, Dorm Life, which so far is enjoying a very successful second season itself. It's that kind of smart acting mixed with breezy writing that keeps it above the fray of similar roommate setups.
lonelygirl15 star Yousef Abu-Taleb stays behind the camera as producer of the series, with Geoff Hoff and Steve Mancini back as head writers. For more from the creative team, check out the interview (below) from the February Tubefilter Web TV Meetup with director Sean Michael Beyer and the cast.


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NY Court of Appeals Issues New Decision Regarding Judiciary Law § 487 Claims
April 13, 2020 | Jonathan B. Bruno | Michelle Vizzi	| Professional Liability
The New York State Court of Appeals recently issued an important opinion on a question that often arises in legal malpractice cases: What consequences befall attorneys who encourage their client to bring a case that they know is meritless? In Bill Birds, Inc. et al. v. Stein Law Firm, P.C., 2020 N.Y. Slip Op. 02125 (2020), the plaintiffs claimed that their attorneys lied to them about the merits of a potential trademark action, inducing them to bring the case solely to generate legal fees, knowing that it would not be successful. The Court of Appeals held that misrepresentations made to a client in order to induce them to bring a meritless action cannot support a claim for treble damages under Judiciary Law § 487 so long as the pleadings filed with the court do not contain any misrepresentations of fact.
New York Judiciary Law 487(1) imposes civil and criminal liability on any attorney who "[i]s guilty of any deceit or collusion, or consents to any deceit or collusion, with intent to deceive the court or any party." It has long been recognized that an attorney's client can be a "party" for the purposes of this statute. Importantly, if an attorney is found to have violated Section 487, a court may impose treble damages, making the consequences for a violation of this rule dire. In a claim for treble damages pursuant to this rule, it does not matter whether the attorney was successful in deceiving the court or a party. What matters is the attorney's intent to deceive.
In Bill Birds, the plaintiffs alleged that their attorneys deceived them into believing they had a viable trademark claim against General Motors (GM) regarding certain trademarks that GM had previously licensed to the plaintiffs. The plaintiffs, relying on their attorneys' advice, filed an action against GM and incurred $25,000 in attorneys' fees. However, the plaintiffs later learned that their agreements with GM, upon which the lawsuit was based, contained a clause that prohibited them from bringing an action against GM regarding the ownership of intellectual property. Their suit was dismissed, and their attorneys failed to advise them of the dismissal for nine months. The plaintiffs then sued their attorneys for legal malpractice, fraud, breach of contract and a violation of Judiciary Law § 487. The only issue that reached the New York Court of Appeals was whether inducing the plaintiffs to bring a meritless lawsuit in order to generate a legal fee constituted a violation of Judiciary Law § 487.
The Court of Appeals found that even if the plaintiff's attorneys did trick the plaintiffs into bringing a frivolous lawsuit, their actions did not constitute a violation of § 487. In reaching its decision, the Court distinguished two types of frivolous actions: (1) cases in which court filings contain misrepresentations of fact; and (2) cases in which court filings contain "nonmeritorious legal arguments" but no misrepresentations of fact. The Court relied on two prior decisions in making this distinction. In Looff v. Lawton, 97 NY 478 (1884), the Court of Appeals held that allegations that an attorney provided "false and untrue" legal advice to induce plaintiffs to bring an unnecessary lawsuit, motivated solely by the attorney's desire to collect a large fee, did not constitute a violation of Section 487 because the misleading advice preceded the action and the statute applies only to conduct that occurs in the context of "an action pending in a court." By contrast, in Amalfitano v. Rosenberg, 12 N.Y.3d 8 (2009), the attorneys misrepresented a key fact in the complaint and did not just make misrepresentations to the clients in counseling them to bring a lawsuit. In that case, the attorneys were found to have violated Section 487 because the alleged misrepresentations were made during the pendency of the action.
The Court likened the situation in Bill Birds to the situation in Looff. While the attorneys may have engaged in misconduct with regard to their legal advice to the plaintiffs, the Court's majority found this misconduct occurred solely before the case was filed – meaning that the plaintiffs were not yet a "party" and any deception that may have been committed is not actionable under the statute. It should be noted that the lengthy dissent disagreed and felt strongly that the allegations in the complaint filed by the defendant attorneys were false, in that in order to make the claims at all, the attorneys may have misrepresented the content of the plaintiff's agreement with GM, bringing this case in line with Amalfitano.
This decision has several important implications. First, the Court of Appeals appears to be saying that attorneys are not deceiving a court when they knowingly bring cases that lack any merit, so long as the factual allegations are not misrepresented in their filings. This potentially opens the door to more frivolous litigation, as treble damages may no longer act as a deterrent to this type of conduct. Second, the decision may make a Judiciary Law § 487 claim harder to prove if the allegation is that the attorney somehow misled the client regarding the merits and/or value of their case, but where no misrepresentations were made during a pending lawsuit or filed with the court. Finally, the disagreement between the majority and the dissent over whether the allegations in the complaint in Bill Birds constituted an intent to deceive the court highlights the thin line separating cases that are deceitful for the purposes of Section 487 and those that simply lack legal merit. There will likely be substantial litigation going forward regarding the question of whether particular allegations are just non-meritorious legal statements or statements that either explicitly or impliedly misrepresent some material fact.
While the Court's decision in Bill Birds may defeat a Judiciary Law § 487 claim when court filings do not contain misrepresentations, attorneys must still be mindful that they can still be liable for malpractice, fraud and/or violating professional rules of conduct if they mislead their clients or "trick" them into bringing frivolous lawsuits that cause their clients damages.
Jonathan B. Bruno
Michelle Vizzi
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JMAW – Jewish Museum of the American West
Why The Jews?
Submissions – Jewish Pioneers
Submissions – Organization
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Henry Greenberg: Jewish Pioneer Manufacturer, Banker and Real Estate Broker & Benefactor of San Francisco
Henry Greenberg
Henry Greenberg of San Francisco
Value Codes I – E – L – P
Henry Greenberg was born in Huttenbach, Bavaria, in 1819.
His early education was in his home town.
As a young lad, he came alone to the United States, landing in New York City.
Along the way
For a while, Henry Greenberg was a peddler in the Southern United States.
In 1854, he headed West by way of the Isthmus, landing in California and first settling in Placerville in the Gold Country.
Henry Greenberg opened his first place of business in what was known as the Round Tent Store.
Later, in partnership with Jonas Adler, Greenberg engaged in the wholesale clothing business in San Francisco.
He eventually tired of the long hours at his store and undertook buying and selling real estate instead.
He was also a partner in the banking firm of Greenberg, Erlenbach & Goldsmith, with their bank and assay office on Sacramento and Leidesdorff Streets.
Henry Greenberg was an original director of the Pioneer and Mission Woolen Mills.
Henry Greenberg was an early member of Congregation Emanu-El of San Francisco and served as a trustee.
He later resigned and joined the Ohabai Shalome Congregation, where he was soon elected president.
As supporters of the Hebrew Orphans' Asylum, Greenberg and his wife had a tradition of inviting all the orphans to their home for festivities, including their wedding anniversary.
Henry Greenberg was also a director of the Eureka Benevolent Society.
Eureka Benevolent Society, Constitution, German, 1870
Henry Greenberg married Marie Bergtheil of New York in 1850.
Mrs Henry Greenberg, San Francisco
Together, they had five children: Samuel, Abraham, Max, Mrs. William Kaiser, and Mrs. Emma Hilp.
Henry Greenberg died in 1883.
"He was generous to a degree and an idealist. Among his fellow men he was honored because of his fine character, his keen mind, and was loved because of his boyish heart. In all the virtues – charitableness, kindness, and fairness – he was a Jew."
– Rabbi Martin Meyer, 1916
Martin A. Meyer, The Jews of San Francisco (San Francisco: Emanu-El, 1916).
Fred Rosenbaum, Visions of Reform: Congregation Emanu-El and the Jews of San Francisco, 1849-1999 (Berkeley: Judah L. Magnus Museum, 2000).
David Epstein is curator of this Henry Greenberg exhibit.
On May 10, 2015 / Jewish, San Francisco Exhibit Hall, San Francisco Jewish Pioneers
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Isaac F. Bloch: Pioneer Jewish Merchant and Quality Leather Manufacturer of San Francisco
Lippman Sachs: Dry Goods and Clothing Wholesaler of San Francisco
Adolph Sutro: Self-Trained Engineer, Book Collector, Land Investor, Merchant & Mayor
Solomon Levinson: Jewish Boxing Glove Manufacturer of San Francisco
Aaron Fleishhacker & Sons, Mortimer & Herbert: Jewish Pioneer Merchants, Manufacturers, Bankers and Philanthropists of San Francisco
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Emanuel Raas: Early Jewish Pioneer Wool Merchant & Philanthropist of San Francisco
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The color of any link always appears in blue (default option in any browser) if I'm using FCK-Editor in Firefox, even if I have added a property in a linked CSS-File or in an inline-CSS-configuration (EditorAreaStyles). In IE, it works as I wish.
Now, I've read, that the "!important" statement in CSS can fix the problem in Firefox. Well, this works pretty good, but I don't want to change my linked CSS-file, because it causes problems in the "real" page.
My question is: WHY is there a difference between FF and IE and WHY it has not been solved so far. (In my opinion this is a major bug). Or ist there any workaround?


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Eddy Exploration and Ecosystem Dynamics
Elisha M Wood-Charlson, University of Hawaii
Cruise Log
If you have ever flown over the Pacific and looked down from the window seat, the water seems still. Viewed from this distance, the water appears stagnant with unmoving dashes of waves. This picture strikes discordantly with the imagination – it fails to capture the flux of ocean dynamics, giving little evidence to the diverse and numerous systems moving perpetually below the ocean's surface. No matter one's proximity, there's only so much that can be discerned with human eyes. Cue the robots! This February, Principal Investigators and co-directors for the Simons Collaboration on Ocean Processes and Ecology (SCOPE) Drs. David Karl and Edward DeLong, their SCOPE team from the University of Hawai'i, and engineers from the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) will be working together to test new ways of adaptively sampling oceanographic features with an exciting suite of autonomous underwater vehicles.
This expedition will use a suite of oceanographic instruments to survey and track systems of currents – called "mesoscale eddies" – that exist within the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre (NPSG). Eddies are water systems that move in opposition to the main current of the greater ecosystem, creating a circular, swirling dynamic like a whirlpool. A mesoscale eddy is a medium-sized system defined by the team as a "closed circulation field with a diameter of 100-200 km." One important result of this dynamic is the vertical mixing of oceanic layers within defined water columns. Because each of a given water column's layers (i.e. Epipelagic, Mesopelagic, Bathypelagic, Abyssopelagic, in descending order) comprises different physical characteristics, patterned movements of water masses between these otherwise separate habitats have important consequences for the productivity and biological structure of the ecosystem.
A Suite of Eddy-focused Robots
These eddy systems create vortices and change properties of the ocean environment inside as they move westward, impacting the productivity and cycling of the NPSG, an important open ocean ecosystem. The SCOPE team will deploy three seawater-sampling Long-Range Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (LRAUVs) from Falkor that will operate in tandem with a Wave Walker, a SeaGlider, a Wire Walkers, and other robotic platforms. The LRAUVs will first characterize the eddy system, then perform high resolution mapping of depths where just enough light penetrates for photosynthesis. The mapping phase will include the collection of chemical and biological samples from these low-light adapted microbial communities, providing a unique insight into the influence of eddies on ocean ecosystems. This information will be used to improve current ocean models, which are critical for developing expectations on the health of future oceans.
Why Eddies?
Within eddy systems, water masses can interchange within a vertical range of up to 100 meters, moving seawater from upper to lower layers in the column, and vice versa. This is important because each layer has different physical, chemical, and biological characteristics, and their mixing can produce sudden and long-term changes in the structure of an ecosystem. For instance, there is a significant increase in levels of nutrients at 150 meters below sea level, but light decreases exponentially with depth. Therefore, the vertical interchange of water masses could have a profound impact on organisms that are reliant on photosynthesis and the products of this process for survival. Eddies are important features in these systems because a cyclonic (counter clockwise rotating) eddy can bring the deep nutrient layer to shallower depth, exposing the low-light community to both light and nutrients.
Scientists have long observed the influence of mesoscale eddies upon the community structures and productivity of oceanic ecosystems. The fact that they have such an impact is not a recent revelation. However, little has been established with regard to these systems within the NPSG. While there is infrastructure in place to measure their influence in the region over long periods of time (months, years), there is currently no capacity to measure short-term patterns of change over periods of hours, days, or even weeks. That is about to change. The fleet of LRAUVs developed at MBARI will allow the SCOPE team to record data and collect sample at the same time in greater detail than ever before. Finally, we will be able to detect short term patterns of change influenced by mesoscale eddies.
This expedition has important implications, not only for learning more about the influence of eddy systems upon the world's largest ecosystem – the NPSG – but for the way scientists conduct research in the open ocean. One of the biggest challenges this team faces will be to learn how to best optimize the tools of the robotics suite. In addition to characterizing eddy system patterns, another intended outcome is the development of a single platform that brings together all the data collected by AUVs in the water and various shipboard instruments. Their hope is that this platform, referred to as "Data Situational Awareness," will ultimately make all in situ research projects such as theirs much more efficient, and establish an infrastructure that will finally make it possible to characterize detailed features of mesoscale eddies and their influence upon ecosystem dynamics.
The 2018 EDDIES expedition will combine the use of satellites, ships, and autonomous vehicles to survey mesoscale eddy fields in the North Pacific Ocean as these expansive coherent features propagate westward across the oligotrophic gyre.
The "Wirewalker" is a floating autonomous vehicle, able to measure readings at different depths of the water column. A length of wire is suspended from a small surface float, and a package of sensors moves up and down the wire, taking readings at different depths.
The MBARI LRAUV can speed along at ~3km/h underwater for ~13 days, and is set up with a suite of sensors and communication devices.
Schematic of the high-resolution sampling of the deep chlorophyll maximum.
A Greater Understanding
Technology, Courage, and Next Steps
Wrapping Up the #MicrobeEddyBots Expedition ~ Week 04 Video
The Simons Collaboration on Ocean Processes and Ecology (SCOPE) has created a Falkor 2018 Cruise Page that also contains CTD, Surface PAR, and Imaging FlowCytobot data and description of the project.
Images of plankton collected from the Flow Cytobot during Leg 1, can be viewed here. (Data credit: Angelicque White, SCOPE)
Data on the University of Hawaii's Seagliders that were deployed from Falkor has been archived:
Seaglider 148, Mission 15
Seaglider 626, Mission 2
The resulting shipboard dataset is being archived at Rolling Deck to Repository and is now available.
ADCP data is curated and archived by University of Hawaii.
30 Day Preliminary Cruise Report: Eddy Exploration and Ecosystem Dynamics
Informal Cruise Report: Eddy Exploration and Ecosystem Dynamics
Zhang, Y., Ryan, J., Kieft, B., Hobson, B., McEwen, R., Godin, M., Harvey, J., Barone, B., Bellingham, J., Birch, J., Scholin, C., and Chavez, F. (2019). Targeted Sampling by Autonomous Underwater Vehicles. Front. Mar. Sci. 6:415, doi: 10.3389/fmars.2019.00415.
Zhang, Y., Kieft, B., Hobson, B., Ryan, J., Barone, B., Preston, C., et. al. (2020). Autonomous Tracking and Sampling of the Deep Chlorophyll Maximum Layer in an Open-ocean Eddy by a Long Range Autonomous Underwater Vehicle. IEEE Journal of Oceanic Engineering, 45(4), doi: 10.1109/JOE.2019.2920217. [This article is published as OPEN ACCESS].
Wear, E., Carlson, C., and Church, M. (2020). Bacterioplankton metabolism of phytoplankton lysates across a cyclone-anticyclone eddy dipole impacts the cycling of semi-labile organic matter in the photic zone. Limnol. and Ocean, 65 (7), doi: 10.1002/lno.11409. [This article has been published as OPEN ACCESS].
Zhang, Y., Ryan, J., Hobson, B., Kieft, B., Romano, A., Barone, B., et. al. (2021). A system of coordinated autonomous robots for Lagrangian studies of microbes in the oceanic deep chlorophyll maximum. Science Robotics, 6(50), doi: 10.1126/scirobotics.abb9138.
New vehicles to study microbial life in Hawaiian waters
Behind The Scenes MBARI • December 7th, 2017
Self-driving robots collect water samples to create snapshots of ocean microbes
University of Hawai'i News • March 7th, 2018
MBARI News • March 7th, 2018
Science Daily • March 8th, 2018
New Underwater Vehicles to Study Ocean's Smallest Organisms
Hawaii Public Radio • March 9th, 2018
Big Island Now • March 9th, 2018
New Autonomous Submersibles Can Take Water Samples Anyplace, Anytime
Engineering.com • March 14th, 2018
LRAUVs are amphibious drones for research purposes
Pestaola • March 16th, 2018
Self-Driving Robots Creating Snapshots of Ocean Microbes
Ocean News & Technology • March 19th, 2018
The Robot That Is Helping Unravel the Mystery of Ocean Microbes
Oceans Deeply • March 21th, 2018
These Underwater Robots Offer a New Way to Sample Microbes From the Ocean
Smithsonian Magazine • March 28th, 2018
Scientists Return Setting a New Record with Self-Driving Robots and a Clearer Picture of Ocean Communities
Benzinga • April 9th, 2018
Scientists Set Record with Self-Driving Robots
Marine Technology News • April 10th, 2018
Autonomous Robots Set Sail to Explore the Ocean
Machine Design • April 11th, 2018
Collaborations bring distant study sites into reach
MBARI 2017 Annual Report • April 18th, 2018
Monitoring and Tracking Ocean Microbes with LRAUVs
Environmental Monitor • June 18th, 2018
Underwater robots track and sample microbial communities in a North Pacific eddy
MBARI • July 30th, 2019
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Teaching and Professional Work Function Policy - Professional Activity
Professional Activity Work Function
Parity of Status Between Work Functions
Classification of the Teaching and Professional Work Function
Standards, Expectations and Qualifications
Performance Quality
This is the current version of this document. To view historic versions, click the link in the document's navigation bar.
(1) This Policy describes the professional activity component of the Teaching and Professional work function.
(2) This Policy applies to all academic staff who are classified with a Teaching and Professional work function and have a continuing or fixed term appointment.
(3) This Policy does not apply to academic staff employed in a casual capacity.
(5) Charles Sturt University (the University) has three work function categories for academic staff:
Teaching and Research;
Teaching and Professional; and
Teaching Focussed.
(6) Work functions describe the major focus of the work of an academic. They do not limit the range of academic activities that may be undertaken by the academic. Consultation on the range of activities will be undertaken during probation and performance planning and review meetings, and may vary based on employment conditions or the strategic needs of a discipline, School or Centre. The University's strategic direction informs the balance and breadth of activities undertaken by staff.
(7) The Teaching and Professional work function aligns with the University's objective to be "a globally networked university, dedicated to scholarship, research and practice and which helps to shape the future of the professions".
(8) The Teaching and Professional work function is equal to but different from the Teaching and Research and Teaching Focussed work functions. A staff member is accountable for his/her performance in any work function.
(9) Equivalent opportunities for recognition and reward are available for all work functions, e.g. promotions and Awards for Excellence.
(10) Equivalent opportunities for professional development are available for all work functions, e.g. Special Studies Program, seeding grants for innovation and professional development, professional conferences and fellowships.
(11) Each work function has equivalent workloads, though the mix of activities will vary with the work function, discipline area and level of classification. The default teaching load for a particular classification level is equivalent in Teaching and Research and Teaching and Professional work functions.
(12) The Teaching and Professional work function concentrates on teaching and professional practice. Like the Teaching and Research work function, it provides a valid way for academics to maintain currency and contribute to the development of a field. The professional practice element focuses on academic work and outcomes that have a positive value to the University in its aim to be a "University for the professions".
(13) Staff classified as Teaching and Professional normally engage in a range of professional activities such as:
transferring/applying new professional knowledge to members of the profession and the broader community through publications, seminars, conferences, websites, etc;
professional consultancies;
engagement with or in clinical environments;
developing, leading and/or evaluating continuing professional education;
external professional reviews;
professional practice;
gaining an advanced professional qualification;
maintaining professional accreditation;
research with, for and about the profession and about professional practice; and
contribution to the development and improvement of policy and practice through involvement in professional/industry associations, accreditation authorities, conference organisations, advisory bodies, and national or international delegations.
(14) A staff member's work function is normally identified on appointment or at the initial probationary meeting with the Head of School/supervisor to determine objectives and expectations.
(15) A staff member's work function may be changed at a probation review or performance review, or on request six months before the proposed change in function. The change may be initiated at the request of the staff member or by the Head of School/supervisor. A request between reviews will generate a full review and planning meeting.
(16) Work function decisions are normally made by consensus between the staff member and Head of School/supervisor. The Head of School's/supervisor's recommendation is submitted to the Executive Dean for consideration and approval.
(17) The period of a change in work function is normally two years, after which time the staff member returns to their previous work function. However, the period can be modified with the mutual agreement of the staff member and the Head of School/supervisor, normally with a six months' period of notice.
(18) The workloads dispute mechanism in the Charles Sturt University Enterprise Agreement may be used where there is a dispute between a staff member and their supervisor in relation to a change of work function.
(19) The default position until a dispute is resolved is the status quo, i.e. the work function that was last approved.
(20) The Executive Deans responsible for notifying the Division of People and Culture of the classification or reclassification of academic staff. This will normally occur through the appointment, probation and performance review processes.
(21) The Division of People and Culture records the work functions of academic staff in the Alesco database.
(22) Externally verifiable professional standing may be judged as equivalent to a Doctor of Philosophy/Professional Doctorate qualification for a Teaching and Professional position (e.g. for recruitment and promotion purposes).
(23) Professional activities are expected to contribute to the University's strategic outcomes and be of strategic benefit to the academic's discipline/School.
(24) Information about professional activity standards is contained in the Standards, Expectations and Qualifications Policy - Academic Staff.
(25) Teaching and Professional staff are accountable for their individual performance across their teaching and professional activities through probation and performance review and development processes.
(27) Refer to the Teaching and Professional Work Function Guidelines - Professional Activity Workload.


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Mamounata Basga Velegda, née en 1958 à Bonnessin, est une femme d'affaires burkinabè spécialisée dans l'agrobusiness. Elle est l'ancienne présidente de la chambre de commerce de la région du Centre-Est du Burkina Faso.

Biographie

Enfance
Mamounata Basga naît en 1958 à Bonnessin dans la province du Kouritenga. Elle est l'aînée d'une famille de cultivateurs de onze enfants dont sept garçons et quatre filles. C'est une autodidacte dont le père a préféré inscrire ses frères à l'école plutôt qu'elle. Elle est obligée de rester à la maison pour les travaux domestiques. Les conditions précaires de vie de sa maman la révolte. Elle décide de faire de petits commerces ,notamment la vente de galette, pour lui venir en aide. De vendeuse de galettes, Mamounata fait partie des femmes les plus riches du Burkina.

Carrière
Elle débute son commerce en 1980 à Ouagadougou où elle vend des galettes dans les rues. Son fonds de roulement se chiffre à 300F CFA. Plus tard, elle étend son activité vers d'autres commerces tels que la vente de farine de maïs et les grains de noix de karité qui constitue sa principale activité. Avec plus  d'une trentaine de salariés de personnes et environs 500 emplois indirects, elle est considérée comme  l'une des plus grandes opératrices économiques du Burkina. En 2016, la chambre du commerce et des industries du Burkina Faso (CCIBF) la classe première dans le top 10 des femmes aux chiffres d'affaires les plus élevés de l'économie burkinabè.  Mamounata Velegda a occupé le poste de présidente de la chambre de commerce de la région du Centre-Est et de l'Est en 2013.

Distinctions
2018: Chevalier de l'ordre de l'Etalon

Vie privée
Mamounata Basga Velegda est mère de 4 enfants.

Notes et références

Naissance en 1958
Naissance au Burkina Faso
Personnalité burkinabé du monde des affaires

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Alexandru Bozan (born 10 October 1948) is a Romanian equestrian. He competed in the team jumping event at the 1980 Summer Olympics.

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1948 births
Living people
Romanian male equestrians
Olympic equestrians of Romania
Equestrians at the 1980 Summer Olympics
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With the death this week of Kerry Packer, it is perhaps a good time to reflect on media changes this century.
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Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny to return for second term
Published: May 6, 2016 at 10:09 a.m. ET
Paul Hannon
Kenny is the first austerity leader from the eurozone to be returned to office
Irish Taoiseach Enda Kenny (L) with Irish President Michael D. Higgins (R)
Ireland's lawmakers on Friday appointed Enda Kenny to a second term as prime minister, ending the country's longest period without a government at their fourth attempt.
Kenny becomes the first austerity leader from the eurozone to be returned to office, as well as the first head of his center-right Fine Gael party to secure successive terms.
But he does so at the head of a minority government whose survival will depend on the continued support of nine independent lawmakers, and rests on an agreement with longtime center-right rivals Fianna Fáil.
Such a government had been the most likely outcome since inconclusive elections held on Feb. 26, in which Fine Gael and its former coalition partner lost seats, without any opponent getting close to a majority.
An expanded version of this report appears at WSJ.com.
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package popup;

import inputs.InfoUpdate;
import gameManager.Team;
import gameManager.WinningCondition;
import javafx.event.ActionEvent;
import javafx.event.EventHandler;
import javafx.scene.Scene;
import javafx.scene.control.Button;
import javafx.scene.control.Label;
import javafx.scene.control.RadioButton;
import javafx.scene.control.TextField;
import javafx.scene.control.ToggleGroup;
import javafx.scene.layout.HBox;
import javafx.scene.layout.VBox;
import layout.AbstractLayout;

public class NewTeamForm extends Form {
//	private final String NEUTRAL_SURVIVAL = "Survival Turns";
//	private final String NEUTRAL_DESTRUCTION = "";
	public NewTeamForm(){
		super();
	}

	public void createForm(AbstractLayout myLayout){
		TextField teamName = new TextField("Team Name");
		Button create = new Button("Create Team");
		create.setOnAction(new EventHandler<ActionEvent>(){
			@Override
			public void handle (ActionEvent event){
				Team toSend = new Team(teamName.getText(), new WinningCondition());
				newStage.close();
				myLayout.setChangedAndNotify(new InfoUpdate(toSend, "add"));
			}
		});
		editables.getChildren().addAll(teamName, create);
		editables.setStyle("-fx-background-color: Cyan");
		Scene newObj = new Scene(editables,100,100);
		newStage.setScene(newObj);
		newStage.showAndWait();
//		VBox winConditionVBox = new VBox();
//		Label winConditionLabel = new Label("Choose a winning condition type");
//		ToggleGroup winConditionToggleGroup = new ToggleGroup();
//		RadioButton justSurvival = new RadioButton("Just Survival");
//		RadioButton surviveAndDestroy = new RadioButton("Survive and Destroy");
//		RadioButton justDestroy = new RadioButton("Just Destroy");
//
//		HBox winAmounts = new HBox();

	}
}

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