Nichijou (6) is the sixth volume of the Nichijou manga. the special edition was released with a nichijou Episode 0 DVD.
Mio is confused by a woman asking her something in Thai. Yukko begins to panic, but is then asked something by a man in Arabic.
Mio's sister, Yoshino, runs into Misato's sister, Mihoshi, and they discuss kendo.
Weboshi drops her meat bun on the sidewalk, and Fe-chan tries to get her to think positively.
After giving up looking for Nano, Nakamura accidentally discovers Shinonome Laboratory and goes in to investigate.
While Yukko and Mio wait for both Mai and the bus to arrive, Mio discovers that the manga they'd helped her draw has won a prize. Mio and Yukko celebrates it. Mio say she got a free juice in a vending machine yesyerday, and Mio's sister didn't prank her too. Mio think she has a good things to come. and Yukko realize something, they should be call her before hand. and they think sister took the call. Mio complaint about her sister. well, Yukko tell Mio she got a prize regardless. Yukko ask Mio what a kind of a shogunate she going to run, Mio thinking to start "Mio shogunate" or something. Mio say it wasn't much but irregardless. Mio want to treat Yukko a juice for thank Yukko and Mai, but Yukko say she don't have to. Yukko tell to Mio "it's the money you made from chasing after your dream, after all", Mio really touched. and also Yukko remind Mio she said irregardless, and it should be regardless. Mio guessed she learned it wrong. then Yukko acknowledge Mio's mistake and gives Mio a quote, "it stops being a mistake, and instead beomes a step towards tomorrow", Mio got silent after Yukko say that. then Mio calls Mio and Yukko. Mio very shocked about seeing Yukko and Mai, she show a bright smile and she tell Yukko she tried to skip a supplementary and failed, Yukko say Mai did fail a last test. Mai personality changed 180°. Yukko shows Mai a Mio's prize, Mai congrats Mio and hug her. Mio confused about this, and Yukko tells them the bus has is coming. but it's not a bus, it's a Whellmonk. Mio getting more confused. Mai jumps into the top of whellmonk, Mai got burns and act nothing happen. Yukko ask Mio tp get on to the "bus", Mio say that thing it's on fire and Yukko tells her "Aren't we all burning in a few places ourselves?". Mio try to tell Yukko what the bus shape like, Yukko said all the bus has changed to whellmonk. then Mio ask Yukko to pinch her cheek, and Yukko pinch her cheek and tells Mio this isn't a dream, but Mio's cheek getting longer. Mio realize she was dreaming. the manga drops near whellmonk and getting burn. "dreams fade as if but illusions".
No Transience, No Killing: A monk found Mai sleeping. he tries to awake Mai by hit her shoulder, but on both of her shoulders there's a mantis and stag beetle. he can't hit Mai's shoulders.
Izumi: When the barista asks Izumi to name the baked goods she just pointed too, Sakurai-sensei gets confused and gives her her own name. The barista is as adorably awkward and polite as Izumi, so the situation is not cleared up quickly.
1-B: Takasaki's class celebrates the end of mid-terms as if a long and terrible ordeal had finally ended.
River Fishing: Yukko goes fishing in a river and catches a boot and a kettle.
The Professor traps Sakamoto with the fish Nano had planned to use for dinner. Nano goes to the store to buy something new for dinner, but tells the Professor she can't buy any snacks because she misbehaved. However, the Professor wears down Nano's resistance and Nano eventually gives in... again.
Mio appears in the Kingdom of Fey, already wearing one of the wood cubes and demanding the other. When she gets the other, the crew are in horror to discover that the wood cubes don't merely activate the ancient weapon: they make the wearer become the ancient weapon!
Mio asks to borrow an eraser from Yukko, who makes it more difficult than need be.
Izumi Sakurai goes into her brother's room and begins to clean it when she sees how messy it is. She then discovers a lewd magazine hidden under his pillow.
On a train to visit Mai in a neighboring town, Yukko keeps embarrassing herself in front of Mihoshi.
Yukko and Mai go trick-or-treating, but the woman tells them Haloween was yesterday, and they walk off without any candy.
Sakamoto tries to lecture Nano and the Professor, but it doesn't go well.
Haruna Annaka visits a shooting booth where all the prizes are eggplants and caramel, none of which fall when hit. Hilarity ensues.
Mai visits the Professor, who is at first quite hostile due to the incident with the dogs. However, Mai is eventually able to win her over by drawing her pictures of sharks.
Kenzaburou referees an Igo Soccer match between Makoto and Takasaki-sensei, but has no idea what's going on. Ogi, who had quit the club, appears and explains, but it doesn't really help.
Misato, Weboshi and Fe-chan are on the side of a road, waiting under an awning for the rain to stop. Fe-chan declares that she will do something no one has ever seen before, nor will ever see again. She runs across the street, turns and says, "Domestic violence," and the runs back. Fe-chan asks how it was, but Misato and Weboshi reply that it was exactly like Fe-chan. Fe-chan than declares she will do something completely unlike herself, and begins to run across the street again, but trips and falls into a puddle. As she gets up and comes back, a car drives by and splashes her. Misato and Weboshi both think to themselves that that was so like Fe-chan.
Fried Food of the Day: Izumi wonders what to make for lunch, but then notices she only has beef, potatoes and carrots. She decides to take a request from Makoto, but asks him what he wants for beef and potato stew.
Reverse Skill: Mio sees that she and Mai are wearing the same shirt and is embarrassed. She puts on a jacket before Yukko can arrive and make fun. When Yukko shows up, she's wearing the same jacket as Mio! Mio asks Yukko to take off her jacket so they're not wearing the same thing, and Yukko reveals she's wearing a shirt with a big "Y" on it.
Thirst for First: Yukko is the first one to arrive at class. She starts goofing off and pretends to be a stag beetle when Takasaki-sensei arrives, embarrassing her. He promises not to tell anyone if she helps him take out the trash. When they leave, it turns out Nano was in the room, hiding in the curtains.
Peacock King: Tsuyoshi is actually possessed. Tanaka performs a ritual that Tsuyoshi condemns for being so unscientific, but it works.
Misato furiously wakes up Sasahara, who fell asleep in class. When she accidentally breaks his glasses, she begrudgingly offers to walk him around for the day.
Mio sees Misato walking arm-in-arm with Sasahara and freaks out.
The Professor won't eat her green onions. Nano tells her that she should eat everything on her plate, like Sakamoto, but it turns out he hasn't eaten anything because he's sick. When Nano offers Sakamoto whatever he wants so he'll eat something, the Professor pretends being sick so she can get chocolate.
↑ 日常(6) (in Japanese). Shounen Ace.
↑ Wanyūdō (Japanese: 輪入道 literally "wheel (輪) monk (入道)"), also known as "Firewheel" or "Soultaker".


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The Scotland national under-17 rugby union team was one of several junior national rugby union teams behind the Scottish national side.

Scotland has replaced this age grade with the under-18 side.

The last time Scotland fielded an under-17 national side was in 2013.

See also

Men's National teams

Senior
 Scotland national rugby union team
 Scotland A national rugby union team
 Scotland national rugby sevens team

Development
 Scotland B national rugby union team
 Scotland Club XV

Age Grades
 Scotland national under-21 rugby union team
 Scotland national under-20 rugby union team
 Scotland national under-19 rugby union team
 Scotland national under-18 rugby union team
 Scotland national under-17 rugby union team
 Scotland national under-16 rugby union team

Women's National teams

Senior
 Scotland women's national rugby union team
 Scotland women's national rugby union team (sevens)

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Hunter Mannies Claims He Saw Brian Laundrie at Bullwinkle's Saloon in West Yellowstone: Why Was Gabby Petito's Boyfriend Drinking Alone and Acting Strange? Photo Credit: Instagram
Hunter Mannies Says He Saw Brian Laundrie at Bullwinkle's Saloon in West Yellowstone: Why Was He Drinking Alone and Acting Strange?
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Hunter Mannies, a former deputy from Southern Parish, Louisiana, claimed he had a strange encounter with someone who resembled Brian Laundrie during his road trip through Montana. The Aug. 26 incident occurred at Bullwinkle's Saloon in West Yellowstone, where Mannies said he encountered a man drinking alone and acting weird.
"He was just mad at the world, it seemed like," Mannies told reporters of the man who had been drinking at the end of the bar. The 44-year-old road trip traveler claimed that the man who resembled Brian Laundrie was wearing a hoodie and had made aggressive comments towards Mannies and other bar patrons.
Did Hunter Mannies really see Brian Laundrie at Bullwinkle's Saloon in West Yellowstone? Louisiana man says the missing person of interest was acting mad. Photo Credit: Instagram
"I didn't pay attention to him other than that he and this other couple were the only ones in there," Hunter Mannies explained. But then Brian Laundrie interrupted a conversation between Mannies and his doctor friend and the couple sitting in the Saloon. There was a physician and her partner, according to reports.
Mannies admitted that "the convo got into hunting and guns and politics," when he realized that the man who looked like Brian Laundrie was listening in. "The guy just looked mad and then at some lull in the conversation, he said, 'Stupid Southerners and f—ing Republicans.'"
Hunter Mannies believes he spoke with Brian Laundrie at a bar in Montana on August 26, days before Gabby Petito disappeared. Read more about the "odd" encounter here: https://t.co/XiIjIquJha
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According to the Louisiana man, his friend was not having it. "Stupid Southerners?" Mannies' friend retorted. "She and I both have 'Doctor' in front of our names. Do you?"
"I kind of laughed," Mannies admitted. He then added "'Well, where are you from?' and [the man] said, 'New York.'" Hunter Mannies continued the confrontation, saying "'Okay, New York' and [the man] said, 'I have a name, it's Brian.'"
"I said, 'Let me ask you this, New York. What did you expect to find in a small mountain town in the middle of nowhere Montana? Did you expect to find a bunch of Democrats?'"
According to Mannies, the awkward encounter didn't push the man to leave the bar. Instead, he stayed for a while longer. Hunter Mannies explained that the man "was overly invested in our conversation. We felt watched. He wasn't talking to the bartenders. He was there alone. It just stood out as odd."
"It was an odd encounter," Mannies suggested again during an interview on "Fox & Friends." But Mannies explained that this all happened on Aug. 26 before Gabby Petito had gone missing and before Brian Laundrie was declared a person of interest.
The incident at Bullwinkle's Saloon was one day before Gabby Petito was last seen in public. On Aug. 27, Brian Laundrie had an "explosive argument" with employees at the Jackson Hole eatery in Wyoming. Witnesses claimed that Gabby Petito showed embarrassment for her boyfriend's actions and even apologized to staff during the altercation.
As the FBI search for Brian Laundrie, people have claimed they encountered Gabby Petito's boyfriend near Grand Teton National Park. They say he was acting strange. Photo Credit: Instagram
Nina Celie Angelo reported that she and her boyfriend, Matthew England, had been eating lunch at a Tex-Mex restaurant just after noon on Aug. 27 when they saw Laundrie arguing with a restaurant server. He was "agitated" and his body language was "aggressive" Angelo explained to reporters.
Apart from Hunter Mannies, other people who allegedly crossed paths with Brian Laundrie have come out of the woodwork to report his strange behavior. In one such encounter, a woman claimed she picked him up while he was hitchhiking through Grand Teton National Park. The woman claimed he "freaked out" during the ride and asked to get out of the car.
Another woman, Norma Jean Jalovec, made a separate report, alleging that she picked up Laundrie on Aug. 29, two days after Gabby Petito was last seen at the Jackson Hole eatery. Jalovec said she dropped him off at the Spread Creek dispersed camping area, where Petito's remains were discovered in mid-September.
According to Jalovec, Brian Laundrie asked her to drop him off at the gate of the campground, but she offered to drive him inside since there were miles of campground to cover. Laundrie then tried to get out of the moving car, Jalovec told reporters.
In all the encounters during that late-August timeframe, Laundrie was described as having unusual behavior. Hunter Mannies told reporters that his interaction with the man believed to be Brian Laundrie made him weary. Mannies claimed that "he was making us all extremely uncomfortable." Mannies admitted that he spoke to the FBI about the sighting for about 45 minutes.
"How many people named Brian from New York who looks exactly like him are in the middle nowhere at the bar?" Mannies said of the encounter.
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Alden Etra is the assistant editor for Breaking Daily News and author for My Financial Times. Previously he was a freelance gaming news writer at the entertainment news site Screen Rant. Alden was the content director for The Gamer Kit, a gaming news website, and interned at Royce & Rocket, a travel goods company. Alden graduated with a philosophy and creative writing degree at Fairleigh Dickinson University, and is currently studying for his Master's Degree in creative writing at FDU. He lives in NJ with his family.

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Alpine-West Menlo on target in 11-12 Little League all-stars
by Rick Chandler/Palo Alto Online Sports
Max Courson pitched a shutout for Alpine-West Menlo. Photo by Rick Chandler.
Neither team had much room for error in this one, and fortunately for the Alpine-West Menlo all-stars, they had just the right man on the mound.
Max Courson threw a complete-game shutout, striking out 13, and singled home the eventual winning run in Alpine's 2-0 victory over Foster City in the District 52 Little League Majors (12-under) Tournament on Sunday at Middlefield Park in Palo Alto.
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It was the opener for Alpine, which drew a first-round bye on Saturday. It will now face San Mateo American or San Carlos on Thursday at 7 p.m. in the winners' bracket.
The 13 strikeouts was a season-high for Courson, who singled home Matt Wolf in the third for all the offense he would need. Isaac Hutchinson then scored on a sacrifice fly by Ronan Cutright to provide the final margin.
"My fastball was working well," said Courson, whose dad, Mike Courson, played high school baseball for Menlo-Atherton. "I got two strikeouts on curves, though."
Courson credits a new attitude of sorts for his recent success.
"My dad and my coaches have taught me not to let things get to me," he said. "When you don't let situations bother you emotionally, then things work out a lot better."
Courson wasn't in much trouble on Sunday. He only needed four outs from his defense -- the rest were strikeouts, including striking out the side in the fifth.
His only trouble came in the sixth, when he gave up a leadoff single. Then with two out, a Foster City batter hit a sharp comebacker to the mound, and Courson stumbled, landing in the dirt. But he fielded the ball in his midsection, and from a seated position threw a bullet to first for the final out.
In Saturday's opening round, it was Hillsborough over Menlo-Atherton 7-1; San Mateo National over Pacifica American 4-2; San Carlos over Redwood City 21-0; San Mateo American over Belmont-Redwood Shores 12-1; and Foster City over Pacifica National 10-6.
On Sunday, San Mateo American beat San Carlos 6-2, and Palo Alto downed Hillsborough 11-3.
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Patients who have suffered complications, including non-Hodgkin's lymphoma after being exposed to Roundup may be eligible to pursue a claim and seek financial compensation.
Roundup is a herbicide primarily used for weed growth in residential, agricultural and industrial crops. It was originally produced by Monsanto Corporation, up until the company was acquired by Bayer in 2018. It's active ingredient, glyphosate, is a possible carcinogen. As a result, thousands of affected patients and family members have filed lawsuits against the company, claiming that Monsanto failed to warn users of Roundup about the risk of developing non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and other forms of cancer.
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Roundup has an active ingredient called glyphosate which inhibits the enzyme EPSP synthase in plants. Without it, plants will not be able to produce the needed proteins to grow, thus turning yellow and dying within days or weeks.
Glyphosate is one of the most widely used herbicides in the US since its release in 1973. Glyphosate comes in both solid or liquid forms. It can cause irritation in the skin, eyes, nose, and throat. Swallowing glyphosate can cause increased salivation, mouth and throat burn, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea.
There has been conflicting data from government and scientific agencies whether glyphosate is a carcinogen to humans or not.
In 2015, the World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) published a study that looked into glyphosate. It classified glyphosate as a probable carcinogenic to humans under group 2A. This category means there is there is limited evidence of carcinogenicity in humans and sufficient evidence of carcinogenicity in experimental animals.
However, in December 2017, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released draft risk assessments for glyphosate. It concluded that glyphosate is not likely to be a carcinogen among humans, and that no other meaningful risks are observed with the chemical's use. The agency evaluated glyphosate exposure from different industries, and performed an in-depth review of the glyphosate cancer database, including data from epidemiological, animal carcinogenicity, and genotoxicity studies.
The FDA posted a Q&A page for glyphosate, discussing the agency's role on regulation, safety concerns, and testing results.
The FDA's role is to ensure that trace amounts of pesticides in harvested crops do not exceed the established limits by the EPA. The FDA acknowledged the EPA's evaluation of glyphosate, but they also mentioned the IARC's conclusion that glyphosate may be a carcinogen.
Glyphosate is banned in several countries, including:
Other European countries are also in the process of banning the herbicide following the health concerns raised by the IARC.
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There had been conflicting studies about the association of glyphosate and cancer—some concluding that glyphosate is a probable cause of cancer, while other studies have shown no connection between the two.
However, during a recent trial involving Roundup, it was revealed that Monsanto worked with a third party consulting firm to publish an "independent" review of Roundup's effects on the body. Published in 2016, the study was designed as a rebuttal to IARC's 2015 findings on glyphosate.
Moreover, emails from Monsanto's product protection department revealed that they tried to combat studies that are critical of the product. The department lead even wrote to colleagues on how to publicly talk about the science of Roundup, instructing them to say that Roundup does not cause cancer. The document also revealed plans of ghostwriting from the company favoring research that finds the product safe and without risk.
Over the years, the WHO has defended its stance on their findings about glyphosate, issuing several letters and responses to organizations and news outlets that question or challenge their classification of the chemical.
In 2016, a school groundskeeper filed a lawsuit against Monsanto on the grounds that Roundup contributed significantly to the development of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, a type of blood cancer. Dewayne Johnson's diagnosis is terminal, and doctors estimated that he had months to live. The jury gave their verdict in August 2018, awarding him with $289 million. The jury determined that Roundup caused his cancer, and that the company failed to properly warn him of its dangers. Moreover, they found Monsanto guilty of acting with malice or oppression. The presiding Judge later reduced the punitive damages from $250 million to $39 million—but did not overturn the verdict against Monsanto.
The second jury also found Roundup responsible for a 70-year old man's cancer. In March 2019, the jury in San Francisco federal civil court awarded more than $80 million in damages to a plaintiff who developed non-Hodgkin's lymphoma after using the weedkiller for 26 years.
In May 2019, a California jury ordered Monsanto to pay a couple $2 billion in damages after concluding that Roundup caused them to develop cancer. The couple used the Roundup for decades in their property, and were both diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. In July 2019, the judge slashed the amount to $86 million, citing that the billion-dollar punitive damage awards were excessive and unconstitutional. The judge, however, rejected Bayer's request to completely remove the punitive award amount.
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Dubai: Once you've done a tour of duty with the French Foreign Legion, the stress of a sevens game means nothing, according to France debutant flanker Tavite Veredamu.
The Fiji-born 28-year-old moved to France at the age of 18 to become a Legionnaire, with whom he's seen active duty in Syria, having been based in Abu Dhabi's Zayed Military City.
"When you go out into foreign countries during wartime you gain confidence,â€ he told Gulf News following his debut against Scotland, which France lost 24-14 on Friday.
The Legion is renowned for being one of the hardest regiments to get into thanks to its gruelling initiation process, putting sevens pre-season training somewhat to shame.
"Training for both is hard in different ways, in the Legion it's all about endurance, whereas sevens is about speed.
"You also get a lot of time to recover in sevens, whereas in the Legion you don't get any time, every second you have to be ready.
"Training for both has helped me and I get the same pride in donning the France jersey as I do in wearing the Kepi Blanc,â€ he said of the white cap issued to Legionnaires upon graduation.
Veredamu was drafted into the France squad after Olympic gold medal winning former Fiji coach Ben Ryan became consultant.
There's a strong rugby relationship between both countries with Fiji sevens players traditionally migrating to France to take up lucrative 15s club contracts. But Veredamu moved for military reasons and having lived there for a decade he qualifies to play under a five-year residency rule.
Now he believes there are many more Fijians like him who could help France develop their sevens side in time for Paris' hosting of the 2024 Olympics.
Although France have been to three World Cup 15s finals they have been slow on the uptake with sevens since it became an Olympic sport and may now need to fast-track using the experience of Fijians, who won the last Olympic gold medal in 2016.


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Q: ValueError at /basic_app/register/ The view basic_app.views.register didn't return an HttpResponse object. It returned None instead.
...  Please Help me I am tired to solve or find out this error even couldn't understand this that where it's located
The view basic_app.views.register didn't return an HttpResponse object. It returned None instead.
views.py
from django.shortcuts import render
# from django.http import HttpResponse
from basic_app.forms import UserForm, UserProfileInfoForm

# Create your views here.
def index(request):
    return render(request, 'basic_app/index.html')

def register(request):
    registered = False

    if request.method == 'POST':
        user_form = UserForm(data=request.POST)
        profile_form = UserProfileInfoForm(data=request.POST)

        if user_form.is_valid() and profile_form.is_valid():

            user = user_form.save()
            user.set_password(user.password)
            user.save()

            profile = profile_form.save(commit=False)
            profile.user = user

            if 'profile_pic' in request.FILES:
                profile.profile_pic = request.FILES['profile_pic']

                profile.save()

                registered = True

            else:
                print(user_form.errors, profile_form.errors)

        else:
            user_form = UserForm()
            profile_form = UserProfileInfoForm()

        return render(request, 'basic_app/registration.html',
                      {'user_form': user_form,
                       'profile_form': profile_form,
                       'registered': registered})

models.py
from django.db import models
from django.contrib.auth.models import User

# Create your models here.

class UserProfileInfo(models.Model):
    # user = models.OneToOneField(User)
    user = models.OneToOneField(User, on_delete=models.CASCADE)
    # user = models.ForeignKey(User,models.SET_NULL,blank=True,null=True)
    # user = models.ForeignKey(User, on_delete=models.PROTECT)

    # additional
    profile_site = models.URLField(blank=True)
    profile_pic = models.ImageField(upload_to='profile_pics', blank=True)

    def __str__(self):
        return self.user.username

forms.py
    from django import forms
from django.contrib.auth.models import User
from basic_app.models import UserProfileInfo

class UserForm(forms.ModelForm):
    password = forms.CharField(widget=forms.PasswordInput())

    class meta():
        model = User
        fields = ('username', 'email', 'password')

class UserProfileInfoForm(forms.ModelForm):
    class meta():
        model = UserProfileInfo
        fields = ('profile_site', 'profile_pic')

A: I have dedented your else block. Please check.
def register(request):
    registered = False

    if request.method == 'POST':
        user_form = UserForm(data=request.POST)
        profile_form = UserProfileInfoForm(data=request.POST)

        if user_form.is_valid() and profile_form.is_valid():

            user = user_form.save()
            user.set_password(user.password)
            user.save()

            profile = profile_form.save(commit=False)
            profile.user = user

            if 'profile_pic' in request.FILES:
                profile.profile_pic = request.FILES['profile_pic']

                profile.save()

                registered = True

            else:
                print(user_form.errors, profile_form.errors)

    else:
        user_form = UserForm()
        profile_form = UserProfileInfoForm()

    return render(request, 'basic_app/registration.html',
                  {'user_form': user_form,
                   'profile_form': profile_form,
                   'registered': registered})

forms.py
class UserForm(forms.ModelForm):
    password = forms.CharField(widget=forms.PasswordInput())

    class Meta:  # corrected from meta() to Meta
        model = User
        fields = ('username', 'email', 'password')

class UserProfileInfoForm(forms.ModelForm):
    class Meta:  # corrected from meta() to Meta
        model = UserProfileInfo

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Oct 19CHEFS Get Cooking at 1064 Mission
Walk past Episcopal Community Services of San Francisco's (ECS's) Canon Kip Senior Center and you might get a whiff of something delicious. For more than 15 years, ECS has changed lives through their Conquering Homelessness through Employment in Food Services or "CHEFS" program. Participants, primarily people experiencing homelessness, master all the skills necessary to run a commercial kitchen, network with prominent restauranteurs, and earn a stipend while completing the course. As ECS made plans to expand this already-ambitious program, however, the medium-sized kitchen at their current location on Natoma Street started feeling a little cramped.
Now, the CHEFS program will find an expanded, state-of-the-art 6,000 square foot home on the ground floor of ECS and Mercy Housing California's (MHC's) co-developed new 1064 Mission Street Permanent Supportive Housing community. ECS, a long-term partner of MHC, will own, operate, and provide services at 1064 Mission.
When plans for 1064 Mission were drawn up, ECS and MHC embraced the opportunity to create an active, community-engaging space facing San Francisco's busy Mission Street.
"We had an opportunity to build a facility for CHEFS with an adequately sized teaching kitchen, classroom, dishwashing station and storage, and sufficient spaces for teaching staff," said Sharon Christen, MHC's Associate Director of Permanent Supportive Housing. "Our role is to work with ECS to finance and build the space, evaluate the design challenges, and work with the contractor to install the espresso machines!"
ECS plans to expand the social enterprise and employment navigation aspects of CHEFS, supporting more participants in landing their first food industry job.
Residents of 1064 Mission will have the opportunity to participate in the CHEFS program, which is also open to the broader community. In addition to CHEFS, 1064 Mission will also house a new 20,000 square foot Homeless Services Center operated by San Francisco's Department of Homelessness and
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