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15 Olympics-Themed Activities for Kids
December 11, 2019 December 6, 2015 by Barbara
The Olympics are a celebration of friendship, unity, and peace. These 15 Olympic themed games, activities and crafts for kids will help you bring that spirit to your children's program!
First, let's explain:
What is the meaning of the Olympic rings?
The Olympic symbol consists of five interlaced rings of equal dimensions, used alone, in one or in five different colors, which are, from left to right, blue, yellow, black, green and red. The Olympic symbol (the Olympic rings) expresses the activity of the Olympic Movement and represents the union of the five continents and the meeting of athletes from throughout the world at the Olympic Games.
What events are played at the summer Olympics?
Impress the kids with how much you know! (Crafts and Activities follow this list)
There are both individual and team events in which archers battle in a seeded knockout tournament, firing arrows at a target from 70 meters.
Aquatics consists of a range of sports including swimming, diving, synchronized swimming and water polo. Open water swimming is included for the first time this year. Take a look at our fun swimming pool games.
There are 47 different athletics events at the Olympics, 24 for men and 23 for women. There is no 50km road walk for women, who also compete in the heptathlon rather than the decathlon, but otherwise the men's and women's events mirror each other.
There are five Olympic tournaments in the world's fastest racquet sport: men's singles and doubles, women's singles and doubles, as well as mixed doubles. All are straight elimination events.
Two teams take turns batting and fielding and the object is to score the most runs in nine innings. Baseball will disappear from the Olympics in 2012.
Each game consists of four periods of 10 minutes with five minutes overtime allowed if a match is tied. Olympic basketball gold medals have ended up in American hands more often than not.
There are 11 weight categories contested in Olympic boxing – from light-flyweight (under 48kg) to super heavyweight (over 91kg). Only amateur boxers between the ages of 17 and 34 are allowed to enter.
Men race in both canoes and kayaks, while women compete only in the kayaks.
Flatwater canoe and kayak racing was first seen at the Olympics with a demonstration competition in 1924, before it gained full medal status in 1936.
Men and women compete in all forms of cycling at the Olympics, although a handful of track events are only open to men. Road races take place in two forms – straight races and time trials.
The three equestrian disciplines – show jumping, dressage and three-day eventing, which have been part of the Olympic Games since 1912, are the only Games which allow men and women to compete on the same terms.
Fencing is split into three disciplines defined by the type of weapon used. Epee events use a heavier blade, foil events use a lighter blade in which only the torso is a target, while the sabre is a light blade used to cut and thrust.
The Olympic football competition is effectively an under-23 World Cup with 16 teams competing in the men's tournament and 12 in the women's. Professionals are allowed to participate, but in the men's tournament each nation is restricted to only three players over 23 years of age.
Olympic gymnastics consists of three disciplines; artistic, rhythmic and trampoline. Both men and women compete in gymnastics, although each discipline differs greatly with individual and team medals also competed for.
Two teams of seven compete on indoor courts to score more goals than the other by throwing the ball into the opposing net. Halves last 30 minutes, with a 10-minute break in between.
Field hockey is a 70-minute game split into two 35-minute halves, while extra time and a penalty stroke competition may be played in the event of a tie. Both sides field 10 outfield players and a goalkeeper.
Judo is a traditional Japanese wrestling sport that dates back to the 1880's and means "the gentle way". Men and women compete in all seven weight classes, with men contesting bouts of five minutes and women four.
Modern pentathlon contains five sports – shooting, fencing, swimming, equestrian and running – which competitors undertake in the course of a day. It is the only event which was created specifically for the modern Olympic Games.
There are 14 medal events in the Olympics with women competing in six of these.The competition is made up of heats with the winner progressing to a semi final or sometimes straight to a six-boat final.
All 11 classes are sailed in a fleet racing format, whereby contestants will race in a group around a course of buoys. Each boat earns a score equal to its finishing position, with the eventual winner having the lowest score.
The Olympics have 15 shooting events, six for women and nine for men. For the rifle and pistol categories competitors shoot at targets on the shooting range. The shotgun category sees competitors shoot at clay targets.
Softball is the sole women-only sport in the Olympics. The game is similar to baseball, with some key differences. Women's fast-pitch, the variation used is played over seven innings rather than nine, with a larger ball and pitching is underarm.
Table tennis lays claim to the title of the world's largest participation sport – a fact attributed to its immense popularity in the Far East. There are four Olympic table tennis tournaments – singles and doubles for both men and women.
Tae kwon do is one of many Korean martial art forms dating back to the early 20th century. Men and women each compete in four different weight classes ranging From 80kg and above in men to below 49kg in women.
All Olympic tennis competitions are decided on a knockout basis. Each nation may enter a maximum of six singles players and four doubles teams, who are put in different sections of the draw. For the singles competition 16 players are seeded, while the doubles draw includes eight seeded teams. We have a list of 11 tennis games and drills.
The Olympic triathlon, a continuous distance race consisting of swimming, cycling and running, is contested by men and women in individual races. The event is made up of a 1.5km swim followed by a 40km cycle and ending in a 10km run.
Indoor volleyball is played by teams of six over a maximum of five sets, with the first four won by the team who reaches 25 and the fifth by the team who reaches 15, though they must have a two-point advantage. The beach variety takes place on a smaller court with teams of two players.
There are two techniques in Olympic weightlifting – the snatch and the clean and jerk – both performed by each athlete. There are eight weight categories in the men's event, ranging from 56kg to over 105kg. In the women's there are seven, starting at 48kg and going through to the over 75kg category.
Men's wrestling is contested in seven weight categories from bantamweight to super heavyweight. All seven are contested in both Greco-Roman and freestyle. For the women there is no Greco-Roman .
Where did the Olympic flags come from?
The five colored rings on a white field form the Olympic Flag.
The flag was adopted in 1914, but the first Games at which it was flown were Antwerp, 1920. It is hoisted at each celebration of the Games.
Olympic ring themed games, crafts and activities for kids
Olympic Activities
Olympic Crown Activities
Other Olympic Activities
Olympic Themed Day Celebrations
Olympic Themed Snacks
1. Make an Olympic flag (or flags) to have at your events or decorate your room.
Explain to the children:
1. The five rings (circles) are interlocking on a white background.
The white background symbolizes peace.
The colors of red, blue, green, yellow, and black, were chosen because each nation has at least one of these colors in its national flag.
2. The 5 rings represent the five major land areas of the world (show this land areas on a map or globe). The five interlocking rings represent the continents of Africa, Australia, Europe, The Americas, and Asia.
The rings are interlocked to show friendship among the nations.
2. Make flags of the countries represented at the Olympics.
Decorate the room with the flags. You can also put up a world map with the continents of Africa, Australia, Europe, The Americas, and Asia
3. Make an Olympic rings craft.
Paper plates (five)
Steak knife (optional)
Cut out the center of five paper plates.
It's easier to use a knife or scissors to make a slit in the center of the plate, then use scissors to finish cutting out the inner circle.
Use markers or paint to color each plate the color of the Olympic rings. (Color one plate blue, one black, one red, one yellow and one green.)
Arrange the plates in the order the Olympic rings are in the Olympic symbol. The Olympic rings on the upper row are, from left to right, blue, black and red. The Olympic rings on the lower row are yellow and green.
Staple the plates together to create an Olympic rings decoration.
If you want to hang your Olympic rings as a decoration, use a hole punch to create two holes in the top and hang it with string.
4. Make an Olympic rings mural craft.
Cut five large ring shapes out of sturdy paper.
Have children work together to color or paint each ring one of these colors: red, green, black, yellow, and blue.
Arrange the rings on a plain white sheet of butcher paper and hang it up for closing ceremonies or a room decoration.
5. Make an Olympic torch craft.
An empty plastic small drink bottle
Red/yellow/orange paper
Sticky tape.
Cut the bottom from the drinks bottle and discard. You may need to smooth the edges for young children. Wrap the bottle in aluminum foil, tape down any loose edges. This is the torch.
To make the flame, cut flame shaped pieces from the paper and tape to the inside of the torch. Start with small pieces at the edge that get bigger as you work in.
The torch part can also be made from paper towel roll tubes and covered in tin-foil.
Olympic crown (winners) themed crafts and activities for kids
6. Olive Leaf Olympic Crown #1
Cut a strip of paper about 1 1/2 inches wide. Measure it around the child's head and cut to size.
Cut out MANY leaf shapes and glue them along the length of the strip, leaving a couple of inches at either end. Tape the two ends of the band together.
The first Olympic games were held in 776 BC. The olive tree played a crucial role in this event. The Olympic winners were awarded with a crown woven from olive branches. The first was a burning olive branch.
7. Laurel Wreath Crown #2
Pipe cleaners, masking tape, crayons, markers or paint.
Make a leaf template; trace and cut out the needed number of leaves-
Use a string to measure your head.
1. Color the leaves on both sides green.
2. Tape a leaf to the end of the pipe cleaner and secure it with tape. Tape leaves half way down one pipe cleaner.
3. Take another pipe cleaner and place a leaf on its end. Then twist it together with the other pipe cleaner.
4. Add leaves half way down the pipe cleaner.
Use the string to measure the pipe cleaners. When the pipe cleaners length matches the string length add a leaf at the end. Twist the pipe cleaner to make a circle and secure with tape.
Other Olympic-themed crafts, games, and activities for kids
8. Make an Olympic game mascot.
Put out assorted art materials such as:
Styrofoam shapes, pipe cleaners, toilet paper tubes, tin foil, google eyes, paint, spangles, scraps of material, etc. Possibilities are endless) With the children make a list of the qualities a mascot should have.
Have children design and make Olympic mascots for you school or program.
Make your character so it has all of the qualities of an Olympic mascot.
Use a variety of art materials to make the mascots unique.
Give the mascot a name.
Display the mascots in your room.
Olympic mascot history
Since the first mascot in Olympic history made its appearance at the 1972 Munich Olympic Games, Olympic Mascots have become a main element of the Olympic image. As a unique and popular image full of vitality, a mascot is able to materialize the Olympic spirit, communicate the concepts of each Olympic Games, promote the history and culture of the host city and create a festive atmosphere for the Games. Mascots act as a significant vehicle for communicating the Olympic spirit to the general public, especially children and youth. Whatever shapes they have, they fundamentally share a creative rationale, that is, the mascots must be able to convey the theme of the Olympic Games, showcase the distinctive geographical features, history and culture unique to the host city.
9. Themed paper ponchos (Good for Pre-K to about grade 2)
Take a large piece of butcher or roll paper.
Fold it in half, and cut out a neck hole along the fold to make a poncho!
Next decorate the ponchos in interesting designs, or to go with a themed day/week or party!
Example: Decorate your poncho with an American Flag or red, white and blue for a Patriotic or Olympic theme!
Olympic Themed Day Celebrations for Kids
Before the Olympic Opening Ceremony…
10. Plan the Olympic Games for the children.
Decide how many teams you will have.
Divide the kids into the teams.
Have each group decorate a banner with their team name and symbol.
Meet with staff members regarding who is to do what.
11. Olympic Day Celebration
Explain what games will be involved in the competitions, how competitors are expected to win and lose graciously, and point out how much fun the day will be.
Organize the children to march around an area holding their banners. Play the Olympic theme or the "Star-Spangled Banner."
During play, Post the rules of the games and review the rules with the children and place signs where events are located.
End with refreshments. Most of all, HAVE FUN!
Hold a closing ceremony: everyone's a winner! Call each child's name, and pass out medals, certificates, and prizes
12. Kids' Olympic Game ideas for Kids
1. Set up a colored ring toss
2. Have a Hula-Hoop content
3. a Hammer throw
Need: Small paper bag, newspaper, string
Stuff a small paper bag with newspaper. Tie it off with a 12″ long string. Hold the end of the string. Spin around 3 times. Let go. Watch how far the hammer travels. Record distances. The longest distance wins.
4. Javelin throw
Need: soda straws, waste paper basket, tape
Tape 4 straws together end to end. Mark a starting line behind which all players must stand. Place a wastepaper basket 5 feet from the starting line. Throw straws into the wastebasket. Give each player 5 turns. The winner is the child who gets the straws into the basket the most times.
5. Standing broad stretch
Mark a starting line with tape. Start with the toes behind the line. Take one giant step. Measure the step. The winner is the one who took the biggest step.
6. Shot put for distance
Make a ball out of aluminum foil. Hold the ball in the palm of one hand. Instruct children to place that hand next to their ear and then push the shot into the air extending their arms. They can not move their feet. Record distances; the longest distance wins.
7. Discus throw
Use a Frisbee to play discus, or tape two heavy foam plates together. Hold the "discus" like a flying disk. Throw away from the waist. Record distances. The longest distance wins
8. Play badminton
You can have competitions involving pairs and singles.
You will need a judge to determine if shots are in or out in the event there is a question.
Use the official badminton rules or make your own that are consistent for every team.
Set goals at least 15 feet apart. Goals can be as simple as a rope anchored in the ground.
Play the best two out of three games.
Keep scores for medals and prizes.
10. Other games
Can you play any of the games mentioned above such as:
softball, football, basketball, handball, hockey, tennis or volleyball? They're all summer Olympic Games!
Make sure you stock up on supplies for your Olympic games:
Whistles for the game officials
Equipment that each game requires
13. Other Olympic game ideas
Another great idea could be to play an Olympic themed game of charades for kids. The kids could act out the different sports and the other kids would have to guess what sport it is.
Check out the great ideas in the Races, relays, balloons & beanbag. All great games for an Olympics type theme! There are more than 45 games in that Category!
Also look at ideas in the Outdoor water play Category. Towards the page bottom is a description of a water themed field day!
g off and after clean up–pass out the awards. See how many they can collect during camp, field day, or the school year.
Before games, have kids say the Olympic oath!
Every four years the world celebrates as the athletes take an oath.
In the name of all competitors, I promise that we shall take part in these Olympic Games, respecting and abiding by the rules that govern them, in the true spirit of sportsmanship, for the glory of sport and the honor of our teams.
Have your kids put up their right hand and say an oath/promise at the beginning of your games.
A simplified version for the kids to say before their events is.
"I promise follow the rules of the games.
To be fair.
To be a good sport, and honor my teams!
I'll remember to play for fun!
Olympic Games Photo Ops
This is a good time to gather the children with their Olympic flags and medals and make a group picture or individual pictures before and at the closing ceremony after the games. Make sure someone has a camera and video camera during the events!
Olympic Games Snacks
14. Olympic Rings Cookie Snack
Five Home-made or purchased "ring" cookies (round cookies with a hole in the center) per child.
"Writing frosting" in red, green, black, blue and yellow or add food coloring to white frosting.
Decorate each cookie with a different color frosting. Lay out the cookies on a plate in the pattern of the Olympic rings. Enjoy and Eat!
15. Friendship Snacks
#1. Have each child bring in a half cup of their favorite snack (You can offer parents suggestion at this point: cereal, raisins, crackers, etc) When you get all of the snacks, mix them all in a huge bowl and serve them for snack.
Talk about how different things go together to make something very good. This helps get the ideas of diversity, sharing, cooperation, and trying new things across.
#2. Do the same as above, however, use fruit instead of snack mixes.
1. Have each child bring in one can or piece of fresh fruit
2. talk about how different things go together,to make something very good. This helps get the ideas of diversity, sharing, cooperation, and trying new things across.
3. Donate any left-over cans to a shelter
Check out the Patriotic-Red,White & Blue Category as well as our post on how to play carpet ball.
Olympic Games Caution
Use caution when it's hot outside, especially for active kids.
In high temperatures, kids don't sweat as much as adults do, so it's harder for them to cool off. This makes them more at risk for dehydration and heat exhaustion.
When it's hot outside and kids are playing sports-or even just actively playing-head off problems by making sure they drink fluids before, during, and after activity. As a guideline, encourage at least 4 ounces of fluid every 15-20 minutes, or whenever there's a break or time-out.
Tip: One ounce equals about one "gulp'–therefore 4 gulps are needed for every 15 to 20 minutes!
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80-Hour Weeks and 24-Hour Shifts Push Residents at 4 SF Hospitals To Unionize
Written by Liz LindqwisterPublished Jan. 17, 2023 • 10:41am
Sutter Health nurses held a one-day strike outside the California Pacific Medical Center Van Ness Campus in San Francisco on April 18, 2022. | Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
Resident and fellow physicians at San Francisco-based California Pacific Medical Center (CPMC) hospitals announced plans to unionize Tuesday, citing grueling shifts and a culture of overwork exacerbated by pandemic conditions and a local opioid crisis.
"Residents are seen as this unlimited resource that hospitals can tap for whatever they need," said Dani Golomb, a second-year psychiatry resident. "We don't really have any say, in terms of how we work, where we work and what that's going to look like—even though we are essential to the hospital running."
Golomb says that she and her peers are organizing in order to gain more representation and bargaining power, as they seek to negotiate better pay, benefits and more flexible work arrangements—all with the goal of improving physician well-being and patient care.
Residents and fellows are newly minted physicians who work at teaching hospitals for anywhere from three to seven years, sometimes more depending on their specialty. Referred to as the hospital "house staff," they often make less $18 an hour despite taking on a disproportionate share of work.
CPMC residents say they're frequently asked to work 80-hour weeks, compromising their own health and well-being, as well as the safety and care for patients at some of SF's oldest medical centers.
Resident physicians started organizing in May last year, and the hospital system's roughly 120-member house staff reached a supermajority vote to formally unionize this month. The union will include residents and fellows at Sutter Health's four SF CPMC hospitals, all located in the city's downtown corridor.
CPMC union members will join the Committee of Interns and Residents (CIR/SEIU), the largest house-staff union in the nation representing 22,000 resident and fellow physicians.
Demanding Increased Representation, Change in Culture
While forming a union will help CPMC residents and fellows continue to negotiate for better pay and benefits, organizers say the overarching goal of their efforts is to give resident physicians a space at the table to voice concerns and gain better representation.
"It's a lot about dignity in the workplace and having a say in the conditions that you work in," said Eric Kalis, a first-year psychiatry resident on the union's organizing committee. "Particularly for a lot of those medical residents, we don't get a whole lot of say in where we go for residency or on your working conditions."
It's not just the pandemic or the local opioid crisis that have caused exhausting work conditions; residents say that the medical field has long fostered a culture of overwork that defended long shifts and tough work conditions as a necessary part of the job.
Until 2003, there was no cap on the number of hours resident physicians could work in a week, nor a limit to how long a shift could last. An entire generation of physicians was raised under these circumstances, which CPMC residents say is part of why many older medical professionals may have been reluctant to unionize or recognize the need for one today.
"There's this idea that you kind of just have to put up with the way things are, just because that's how they were," Kalis said. "The culture of medicine is like, it's supposed to be awful—but it really doesn't have to be that way. We should all advocate for ourselves, and then the people after us will have an improved quality of life. At the end of the day, isn't that what a lot of us got into medicine in the first place? To improve the quality of life for others?"
Now, national regulations require teaching hospitals to cap work weeks at 80 hours, with no single shift extending past 24 hours. The problem with this? CPMC residents frequently hit the 80-hour weekly cap, and rarely ever work a week with less than 50 hours on the clock. Pandemic conditions have only extended shifts and spread hospital staff thin, heightening the intensity and trauma of providing nonstop patient care.
Maddy Zemora, a union organizer and Sutter Health nurse, spoke over the crowds of hundreds of Sutter nurses on April 18, 2022. | Camille Cohen
It's not just physician well-being that's affected by overwork conditions; numerous studies have found that long hours and sleep deprivation can adversely effect patient care.
"We care about our patients, we love working with them, but we can do our best when we're feeling well-rested and well-supported," Golomb said. "This really is about everyone being more supported and getting better care, whether you're a patient, whether you're a resident, whether you're an attending physician. It's really just about improving conditions for everybody."
On average, medical residents make $60,942 per year, according to 2022 Association of American Medical Colleges estimates. Though post-residency salaries are cushy, many medical residents are saddled with hundreds of thousands of dollars of medical school debt. Low residency salaries can make it particularly difficult and prohibitive for low-income or first-generation physicians, who may not have as many financial resources to afford the long road of medical training.
Last summer, CPMC residents received a small raise and increased benefits from Sutter Health, in an effort by the hospital to recognize the increased toll the pandemic had on house-staff working conditions. Organizers say they hope they can continue to work with Sutter Health to prioritize physician well-being.
"We believe that working directly with our employees, without the involvement of a labor union, creates the best relationship with our team members as we work together to care for our patients," wrote a Sutter spokesperson in a statement. "If employees seek representation by a union, we will respect their right to choose in a secret ballot election, share our perspectives and hope they will vote to continue working directly with management."
A Rising Medical Residency Labor Movement
CPMC's union is the latest to join a growing labor movement among house staff at hospitals across the country.
"There's been this resurgence of the labor movement in the past few years, and one of the places where that's been happening is in residency programs across the country," said Golomb. "Residents at CPMC have wanted to unionize for a long time, but we were kind of unable to do so during the Trump Administration because of the unfriendliness of the labor board."
More than 3,500 residents and fellows chose to join CIR/SEIU within the last eight months, including house staff at Stanford Health Care. Residents at UCSF Medical Center are already unionized under CIR/SEIU, and over 200 nurses at Sutter Health hospitals protested outside the CPMC Van Ness hospital last April, demanding better safety protections.
Though many residents and first-year interns at CPMC may only be at the hospitals for a few short years, organizers hope that by forming this union they can help improve conditions for future physicians—and for the patients they serve.
"A lot of people see the institution of medicine as this very well-formed, hearty beast that can't be moved," Golomb said. "Our generation is really excited about the possibility of making things better for those who come after us. And I think that that's really exciting, being able to influence change in a positive direction for medical training."
Liz Lindqwister can be reached at [email protected]
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MOSCOW, Feb. 2 (Xinhua) -- Russian President Vladimir Putin Friday took part in the celebration of the 75th anniversary of a major battle against Nazi Germany in World War II (WWII).
The Battle of Stalingrad, which is the former name of Volgograd, was one of the longest battles during WWII, fought from August 1942 to February 1943. It radically changed the course of the war, heralding the victory over Nazi Germany in 1945.
Putin addressed WWII veterans and other guests at the solemn event in the city of Volgograd on the Volga River.
The defenders of Stalingrad left a great heritage -- love for the motherland Cheap Ohio State Buckeyes Jerseys , readiness to defend its interests and independence, standing firm in any trial, and working for the country's prosperity, Putin said.
""We have no right to leave uncompleted work, to show cowardice and indecisiveness. We must follow the example of our fathers and grandfathers to be worthy of their accomplishments, to be ready to reach the set goals, and to achieve more than we have already achieved,"" he said.
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CAIROBEHEIRA, Egypt, Jan. 31 (Xinhua) -- Thanks to the fast-growing demand in China for quality fruits, Egypt has witnessed a rapid increase in its citrus exports to China in the past years, which has led many Egyptian citrus farms to prosper.
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Michael J. Crish, Youngstown, Ohio
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (MyValleyTributes) – Michael J. Crish, 73, died Saturday, November 27, 2021, at St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital.
Michael was born August 31, 1948, in Youngstown, the son of Sam and Marcella Bourey Crish.
He was a 1967 graduate of Ursuline High School and received his bachelor's degree from Ohio University, where he was on the football team.
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Michael was an Army veteran.
He was the owner of Sam's Wedge Inn in Austintown, until his retirement in 2017.
Michael is survived by three nephews, Sam Crish of Tallmadge, Dave, Jr. (Susanna) Crish of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Andy (Andrea) Crish of Annapolis, Maryland; four great-nephews, Clive, Linus, Rhys and Zander Crish and one great-niece, Lyria Crish.
In addition to his parents, Michael was preceded in death by his brother, David Crish, Sr.; sister-in-law, Linda Crish and his three golden retrievers, Fred, Hanna and Gabby.
A memorial service will be celebrated at 11:00 a.m. Saturday, December 4, 2021, at Higgins-Reardon Funeral Homes, Austintown Chapel, 4303 Mahoning Avenue. Calling hours will be held one hour prior to the service, 10:00 – 11:00 a.m.
Everyone in attendance is asked to follow pandemic safety measures by wearing masks or face coverings and respecting social distancing guidelines
The Crish family would like to extend gratitude to the staff of St. Elizabeth hospital for the kind and compassionate care for Michael.
In lieu of flowers, contributions in Michael's memory may be made to the Mahoning County Dog Warden, 1230 N. Meridian Road, Suite B, Youngstown, OH 44509.
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Isn't it amazing that we live in a world with material blessings that our ancestors of a 100 years ago would have been amazed at, yet many people feel worthless, unfulfilled and unloved. Could it be that despite our houses, our cars, our PCs, our iPhones and iPads, and our incredible choice of food at the supermarket, that something is missing?
My Mother was born in 1916, in a poor area of Birmingham, yet all her family, Uncles, Aunts and Cousins all lived within three streets of her home. Materially they were OK, they had enough to eat, but what they really had was good, close family relationships. When my Mother talked about her childhood it was the relationships that she remembered, not any material things. As she and her cousins grew up, and partly as a result of the war when they were bombed out of their home three times, the family scattered to different parts of Birmingham and they lost the close relationships they had as children. Marriages, careers and the war meant, over time, many moved away to London and other major cities. They still kept in touch but more at birthdays and Christmas than on a daily basis.
But is the reason we are dissatisfied with out lives today, feeling worthless, unfulfilled and unloved, despite our material blessings, that we have lost those close family relationships? Families today are often scattered and many families also are shattered by divorce, which damages or destroys family relationships. Whilst we do have our amazing modern means of communicating by phone or computer, nothing can replace time spent together relating on a face to face basis and being in regular contact.
While we cannot magically repair family breakdowns or move all our family within two or three streets of us, through our churches we can find the opportunity to build relationships, and through teaching from the Bible show that you are not worthless at all. In fact, whatever your situation and circumstances, God loves you and wants a relationship with you. If you are feeling worthless and unloved, try coming to church for a few weeks and you may be pleasantly surprised at the benefits.
Father, in a world of materialism so many feel they and their lives are worthless. Please give them the courage to seek a relationship with you, and through that relationship help them to understand that they are loved and valued. In Jesus name we pray.


Post the success of 'Main Supergirl', the singer-actor duo, Kanika kapoor and Sunny Leone teamed up for their new song, 'Hug Me' from Sunny's forthcoming movie, Beiimaan Love.
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After putting up a spectacular show at the IIFA Awards 2016 held in Madrid (Spain), Kanika straightaway headed to her hometown, London to spend quality time with her family.
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package org.sagebionetworks.repo.manager.table.metadata.providers;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Optional;
import java.util.Set;

import org.sagebionetworks.repo.manager.NodeManager;
import org.sagebionetworks.repo.manager.table.metadata.DefaultColumnModel;
import org.sagebionetworks.repo.manager.table.metadata.MetadataIndexProvider;
import org.sagebionetworks.repo.model.IdAndEtag;
import org.sagebionetworks.repo.model.LimitExceededException;
import org.sagebionetworks.repo.model.NodeDAO;
import org.sagebionetworks.repo.model.ObjectType;
import org.sagebionetworks.repo.model.UserInfo;
import org.sagebionetworks.repo.model.annotation.v2.Annotations;
import org.sagebionetworks.repo.model.dbo.dao.NodeUtils;
import org.sagebionetworks.repo.model.jdo.KeyFactory;
import org.sagebionetworks.repo.model.table.ColumnModel;
import org.sagebionetworks.repo.model.table.ColumnType;
import org.sagebionetworks.repo.model.table.ObjectDataDTO;
import org.sagebionetworks.repo.model.table.ObjectField;
import org.sagebionetworks.repo.model.table.ViewObjectType;
import org.sagebionetworks.repo.model.table.ViewTypeMask;
import org.sagebionetworks.util.ValidateArgument;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Service;

@Service
public class EntityMetadataIndexProvider implements MetadataIndexProvider {

	private static final ViewObjectType OBJECT_TYPE = ViewObjectType.ENTITY;

	public static final String SCOPE_SIZE_LIMITED_EXCEEDED_FILE_VIEW = "The view's scope exceeds the maximum number of "
			+ "%d projects and/or folders. Note: The sub-folders of each project and folder in the scope count towards the limit.";
	public static final String SCOPE_SIZE_LIMITED_EXCEEDED_PROJECT_VIEW = "The view's scope exceeds the maximum number of "
			+ "%d projects.";
	public static final String PROJECT_TYPE_CANNOT_BE_COMBINED_WITH_ANY_OTHER_TYPE = "The Project type cannot be combined with any other type.";

	// @formatter:off
	static final DefaultColumnModel BASIC_ENTITY_DEAFULT_COLUMNS = DefaultColumnModel.builder(OBJECT_TYPE)
			.withObjectField(
					ObjectField.id,
					ObjectField.name,
					ObjectField.createdOn,
					ObjectField.createdBy,
					ObjectField.etag,
					ObjectField.modifiedOn,
					ObjectField.modifiedBy
			).build();

	static final DefaultColumnModel FILE_VIEW_DEFAULT_COLUMNS = DefaultColumnModel.builder(OBJECT_TYPE)
			.withObjectField(
					ObjectField.id,
					ObjectField.name,
					ObjectField.createdOn,
					ObjectField.createdBy,
					ObjectField.etag,
					ObjectField.type,
					ObjectField.currentVersion,
					ObjectField.parentId,
					ObjectField.benefactorId,
					ObjectField.projectId,
					ObjectField.modifiedOn,
					ObjectField.modifiedBy,
					ObjectField.dataFileHandleId,
					ObjectField.dataFileSizeBytes,
					ObjectField.dataFileMD5Hex
			).build();
	// @formatter:on

	private NodeManager nodeManager;
	private NodeDAO nodeDao;

	@Autowired
	public EntityMetadataIndexProvider(NodeManager nodeManager, NodeDAO nodeDao) {
		this.nodeManager = nodeManager;
		this.nodeDao = nodeDao;
	}

	@Override
	public List<ObjectDataDTO> getObjectData(List<Long> objectIds, int maxAnnotationChars) {
		return nodeDao.getEntityDTOs(objectIds, maxAnnotationChars);
	}

	@Override
	public Set<Long> getContainerIdsForScope(Set<Long> scope, Long viewTypeMask, int containerLimit)
			throws LimitExceededException {
		if (ViewTypeMask.Project.getMask() == viewTypeMask) {
			return scope;
		}

		// Expand the scope to include all sub-folders
		return nodeDao.getAllContainerIds(scope, containerLimit);
	}

	@Override
	public String createViewOverLimitMessage(Long viewTypeMask, int containerLimit) {
		ValidateArgument.required(viewTypeMask, "viewTypeMask");
		if (ViewTypeMask.Project.getMask() == viewTypeMask) {
			return String.format(SCOPE_SIZE_LIMITED_EXCEEDED_PROJECT_VIEW, containerLimit);
		} else {
			return String.format(SCOPE_SIZE_LIMITED_EXCEEDED_FILE_VIEW, containerLimit);
		}
	}

	@Override
	public boolean canUpdateAnnotation(ColumnModel model) {
		// No additional field is indexed, so all the annotations can be updated
		return true;
	}

	@Override
	public Optional<Annotations> getAnnotations(UserInfo userInfo, String objectId) {
		return Optional.ofNullable(nodeManager.getUserAnnotations(userInfo, objectId));
	}

	@Override
	public void updateAnnotations(UserInfo userInfo, String objectId, Annotations annotations) {
		nodeManager.updateUserAnnotations(userInfo, objectId, annotations);
	}

	@Override
	public Set<Long> getContainerIdsForReconciliation(Set<Long> scope, Long viewTypeMask, int containerLimit)
			throws LimitExceededException {
		if (ViewTypeMask.Project.getMask() == viewTypeMask) {
			// project views reconcile with root.
			Long rootId = KeyFactory.stringToKey(NodeUtils.ROOT_ENTITY_ID);
			return Collections.singleton(rootId);
		} else {
			// all other views reconcile one the view's scope.
			return getContainerIdsForScope(scope, viewTypeMask, containerLimit);
		}
	}

	@Override
	public Set<Long> getAvailableContainers(List<Long> containerIds) {
		return nodeDao.getAvailableNodes(containerIds);
	}

	@Override
	public List<IdAndEtag> getChildren(Long containerId) {
		return nodeDao.getChildren(containerId);
	}

	@Override
	public Map<Long, Long> getSumOfChildCRCsForEachContainer(List<Long> containerIds) {
		return nodeDao.getSumOfChildCRCsForEachParent(containerIds);
	}

	@Override
	public DefaultColumnModel getDefaultColumnModel(Long viewTypeMask) {
		ValidateArgument.required(viewTypeMask, "viewTypeMask");
		if ((viewTypeMask & ViewTypeMask.File.getMask()) > 0) {
			// mask includes files so return file columns.
			return FILE_VIEW_DEFAULT_COLUMNS;
		} else {
			// mask does not include files so return basic entity columns.
			return BASIC_ENTITY_DEAFULT_COLUMNS;
		}
	}

	@Override
	public ViewObjectType getObjectType() {
		return OBJECT_TYPE;
	}

	@Override
	public ObjectType getBenefactorObjectType() {
		return ObjectType.ENTITY;
	}

	@Override
	public ColumnType getIdColumnType() {
		return ColumnType.ENTITYID;
	}

	@Override
	public ColumnType getParentIdColumnType() {
		return ColumnType.ENTITYID;
	}

	@Override
	public ColumnType getBenefactorIdColumnType() {
		return ColumnType.ENTITYID;
	}

	@Override
	public List<String> getSubTypesForMask(Long typeMask) {
		ValidateArgument.required(typeMask, "viewTypeMask");
		List<String> typesFilter = new ArrayList<>();
		for (ViewTypeMask type : ViewTypeMask.values()) {
			if ((type.getMask() & typeMask) > 0) {
				typesFilter.add(type.getEntityType().name());
			}
		}
		return typesFilter;
	}

	@Override
	public boolean isFilterScopeByObjectId(Long typeMask) {
		ValidateArgument.required(typeMask, "viewTypeMask");
		if (ViewTypeMask.Project.getMask() == typeMask) {
			return true;
		}
		return false;
	}

	@Override
	public void validateTypeMask(Long viewTypeMask) {
		ValidateArgument.required(viewTypeMask, "viewTypeMask");

		if ((viewTypeMask & ViewTypeMask.Project.getMask()) > 0) {
			if (viewTypeMask != ViewTypeMask.Project.getMask()) {
				throw new IllegalArgumentException(PROJECT_TYPE_CANNOT_BE_COMBINED_WITH_ANY_OTHER_TYPE);
			}
		}

	}
}

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Guide to the New Providence, New Jersey Township Committee Records 1812-1843 MG 132
Guide to the New Providence, New Jersey Township Committee Records1812-1843MG 132The New Jersey Historical Society
52 Park Place
Newark, New Jersey 07102
Contact: NJHS Library
library@jerseyhistory.org
https://www.jerseyhistory.org
The New Jersey Historical Society, Publisher
Inventory prepared by James Lewis as part of the "Farm to City" project funded by a grant from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission.
Finding aid encoded by Julia Telonidis. January 2006. Production of the EAD 2002 version of this finding aid was made possible by a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Finding aid written in English.
Creator: New Providence, N.J.
Title: New Providence, New Jersey Township Committee
Abstract: Account book for the town of New Providence in Union County, 1812-1814; duplicate tax assessments compiled by Cornelius Mulford, 1813-1819; and minutes of the New Providence town committee, 1829-1843.
Quantity: .25 linear feet (5 volumes)
Collection Number: MG 132
New Providence Township, Union County, previously known as Turkey, was established on November 8, 1809. The township was a 13 square mile area bounded by Summit Township in the northeast, Westfield Township in the southeast, Warren Township, Somerset County in the south, Chatham and Morris Townships of Morris County in the northwest, and the Passaic River in the west. The First, Second and Third Mountains surrounded the township, which is also dotted by valleys. In 1720, Peter Willcoxsie and John and Phebe Badgley came from Long Island to settle the area, however, New Providence proper (or Turkey as it was then known) was settled from 1736-1738 mainly by English settlers.
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This collection consists of an account book, minutes, and assessments from the township of New Providence dating from 1812-1843. It consists of five volumes.
The account book details salary payments made to members of the New Providence Township Committee, and the records for state and county tax and a dog tax from 1812-1814.
The minutes of the New Providence Township Committees date from 1829-1843 and discuss the receipt of money from individuals, the school fund, the State, County and Township tax, and the dog tax. The committee also charged Thompson Sturges for taking property belonging to Raty Hedges, and appropriated money, raised by the dog tax, for farmers whose sheep were killed or wounded by dogs. The committee also appointed officers for the following year at the meetings and discussed the creation of the Passaic District in April of 1843.
The remainder of the collection contains assessments carried out by Cornelius Mulford (1757-1823) of properties in New Providence from 1813-1819. The assessments have an alphabetical listing of owners, their acreage, land values, horses, cattle, men, merchants, saw mills, grist mills, slaves, riding chairs, tan vats, distilleries, amount of certainties, amount of state, county and Poor tax, dog tax and road tax.
There are no access restrictions on this collection.
Photocopying of materials is limited and no materials may be photocopied without permission from library staff.
Use Restrictions
Researchers wishing to publish, reproduce, or reprint materials from this collection must obtain permission.
The New Jersey Historical Society complies with the copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code), which governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions and protects unpublished materials as well as published materials.
The entries below represent persons, organizations, topics, forms, and occupations documented in this collection.
Subject Names:
Hedges, Raty.
Mulford, Cornelius, 1757-1823.
Subject Topics:
Committees–New Jersey–New Providence.
Local government–New Jersey–New Providence.
Public finance–New Jersey–New Jersey–New Providence.
Taxation–New Jersey–New Jersey–New Providence.
Subject Places:
New Providence (N.J.)
Union County (N.J.)
Account Books.
This collection should be cited as: Manuscript Group 132, New Providence, New Jersey Township Committee
Records, The New Jersey Historical Society.
This collection was donated in part by Stephen S. Day, 1910.
Box Title Date
1 Account Book 1812-1843
2 Minutes 1829-1843
3 Assessments 1813
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For 2017 I have already committed to reading two books a month to expand my knowledge of women of speculative fiction. One of these books is 'Shards of Honor' by Lois McMaster Bujold. I've always heard how brilliant The Vorkosigan Saga is. I've many friends who re and re-read them, and who go to all lengths to get their hands on the new ARC when another book comes out.
So I'm finally going to read them all. One a month, or a few novellas/short stories a month, as detailed below – all the way through to mid-2018. I'm very happy to be joined by Tsana Reads and Reviews and together we'll do a summery post after each one. Tsana comes from having read them all before so we'll offer both sides of view, and as the months go on, be able to discuss more and more of the worldbuilding and characters.
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Home Special ArticlesArchived Articles Seven Seeking Three Golf Commission Seats
Seven Seeking Three Golf Commission Seats
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Three of the nine Rye Golf Club Commission members' terms expire in January, and club members have until September 8 to vote online or at Whitby Castle for new Commission members to be appointed by the City Council.
The seven candidates to fill the new two-year terms were at a forum at the castle August 28, answering questions from moderator and Commission member T.J. Hanson, as well as other club members. Among the candidates are current Commission Chair John Duffy and Commission member Angela Sposato, Mack Cunningham, Bob DiMaggio, Akhil Kumar, Barry McGowen, and Leon Sculti.
The election of members to new terms comes after the City's more than $300,000 investigation of former club manager Scott Yandrasevich's alleged theft of hundreds of thousands of dollars from the City over a six year period. It also comes amidst questioning of the City Manager's management of Yandrasevich and the club, and whether the Commission should have more control over Rye Golf Club in the future.
Hanson asked the candidates to briefly discuss why they want to serve, what skill-set they bring to the Commission, and what they would like to see changed.
Nearly all of the candidates noted their business experience as an important asset. Cunningham, a former City Councilman, has run a number of business operations; McGowen and Sculti have real estate experience; DiMaggio and Duffy run their own businesses; and Sposato is an HR executive.
Among Kumar's goals is to offer corporate memberships and attract a greater number of younger members.
Sposato, a 40-year club member, believes everything must still begin with the members, not just the Commission or the City.
Cunningham led the club's recent bond refinancing and cited his assistance in reducing the club's bond interest by $85,000 through 2018 and another $10,000 annually by leveraging the County's chlorine contract.
Sculti, who is widely credited for his work in exposing the Yandrasevich corruption scandal, believes the Commission should ideally "run the club separate from government," or at least flex their muscles for personnel changes in the current structure.
The candidates generally agree that management of the pool should not be outsourced and that a food minimum could be used as leverage in finding a new caterer at Whitby Castle.
The forum was well-attended by members, especially considering it was held in late August.
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de Brosse, né vers 1423 et décédé le , fut chambellan du roi en 1449, comte de Penthièvre de 1454 à 1482, et le fils de , maréchal de France, seigneur de Boussac et de Sainte-Sévère, et de Jeanne de Naillac, dame de La Motte-Jolivet. Son fils  lui succéda.

Biographie

Union et postérité

Marié le  avec Nicole de Châtillon comtesse de Penthièvre de 1454 à 1479, dont :

 , +1502,
 Antoine marié en 1502 avec Jeanne de La Praye,
 Pauline mariée le , au château de Boussac, avec Jean de Bourgogne, duc de Brabant,
 Claudine, mariée le , à Moulins, avec , duc de Savoie,
 Bernarde mariée le  avec , marquis de Montferrat,
 Hélène mariée en 1483 avec , marquis de Monferrat.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

 Duché de Bretagne
 Liste des ducs de Bretagne

Comte de Penthièvre
Personnalité bretonne du XVe siècle
Date de naissance non renseignée (XVe siècle)
Décès en août 1482
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Q: Devise confirmation email not converted from haml to html I'm using Devise's confirmable module and when the app sends a email asking the user to confirm their email address, it doesn't convert the message form HAML to HTMl.  Instead, this is what gets delivered to the user.
%p Welcome #{@resource.email}! %p You can confirm your account
email through the link   below: %p= link_to 'Confirm my account',
confirmation_url(@resource, :confirmation_token => @resource.confirmation_token)

Any idea what I'm doing wrong?

A: Check out this documentation, https://github.com/plataformatec/devise/wiki/How-To%3a-Create-custom-layouts
  config.to_prepare do
     Devise::Mailer.layout "email" # email.haml or email.erb
  end

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