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Roughrider Funds New Genesis Work Program and Makes Final Option Payment to Kivalliq to Earn 50% Interest In Genesis Property
Vancouver, BC - Kivalliq Energy Corporation (TSX-V: KIV) ("Kivalliq" or "the Company") today announced that it has received funds from Roughrider Exploration Limited (TSX-V: REL) ("Roughrider") to undertake a new work program on the Genesis Property uranium project in Saskatchewan to commence September 2017. The receipt of funds completes Roughrider's expenditure commitment obligations to Kivalliq allowing Roughrider to earn its 50% Initial Interest (the "Initial Interest") in the Genesis Property, pursuant to the terms of the Option Agreement, as amended December 21, 2015 (the "Option Agreement"). The new work program will be announced upon final contracting of service providers. Roughrider holds the right to acquire up to an 85% interest in the Genesis Property from Kivalliq. For further details regarding the terms of the Option Agreement, please refer to the news release dated December 22, 2015 filed on www.sedar.com.
Pursuant to the terms of the Option Agreement, a cash payment of $175,000 (the "Option Payment") was required by August 31, 2017 from Roughrider to earn the 50% Initial Interest. In accordance with the terms of the Option Agreement, Roughrider elected to satisfy the Option Payment through the issuance of 2,500,000 Shares at a deemed value per share of $0.07 (the "Share Payment"). The Share Payment has been made. In addition to any statutory or Exchange hold period, any shares issued in connection with the Option Agreement will be subject to a one year hold period from date of issuance.
Prior to the transaction, Kivalliq held 3,939,656 common shares, representing approximately 10.8% of the issued and outstanding common shares of Roughrider. Following issuance of the 2,500,000 Share Payment, Kivalliq owns in aggregate 6,439,656 common shares of Roughrider, representing approximately 16.4% of the current issued and outstanding common shares. Kivalliq acquired these securities for investment purposes and may in the future acquire or dispose of securities of Roughrider, through the market, privately or otherwise, as circumstances or market conditions warrant.
Kivalliq has been advised by Roughrider that the Share Payment constitutes a "related party transaction" within the meaning of Multilateral Instrument 61-101 Protection of Minority Security Holders in Special Transactions ("MI 61-101"). Roughrider relied upon the applicable exemptions under sections 5.5(b) and 5.7(1)(b) respectively of MI 61-101 from the formal valuation and minority shareholder approval requirements in relation to the Share Payment. The transaction has been approved by all directors of Roughrider. There has been no prior valuation of the common shares and warrants issued as there has not been any necessity to do so.
Kivalliq Energy Corporation (TSX-V: KIV) is a Vancouver-based company with a portfolio of high-quality uranium and precious metal exploration projects in Canada. In addition to the new Baffin Gold Property, Kivalliq holds Canada's highest-grade uranium resource outside of Saskatchewan. The Company's flagship project, the 89,852 hectare Angilak Property in Nunavut Territory, hosts the Lac 50 Trend with a NI 43-101 Inferred Resource of 2,831,000 tonnes grading 0.69% U3O8, totaling 43.3 million pounds U3O8. Kivalliq's comprehensive exploration programs continue to demonstrate the "District Scale" potential of the Angilak Property. For disclosure related to the inferred resource for the Lac 50 Trend uranium deposits, please refer to Kivalliq's news release of March 1, 2013.
In Saskatchewan, Kivalliq holds a 100% interest in the 13,711 hectare Hatchet Lake Property adjacent to the north-eastern margin of the highly prolific uranium-producing Athabasca Basin. Compilation of results from previous exploration by Hathor Exploration Limited and Rio Tinto have identified multiple, priority unconformity-related basement targets at Hatchet Lake that were followed up in 2015.
Kivalliq also holds a 100% interest in the 131,412 hectare Genesis Property located northeast of Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin, with Roughrider Exploration Limited funding the current exploration program pursuant to an option to acquire up to an 85% interest in the property. This highly prospective project is located along the Wollaston-Mudjatik trend and extends 90 kilometres northeast from Wollaston Lake to the Manitoba border.
Kivalliq's team of northern exploration specialists has forged strong relationships with sophisticated resource sector investors and partner Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. (NTI) on both the Angilak and Baffin Gold Properties. Kivalliq was the first company to sign a comprehensive agreement to explore for uranium on Inuit Owned Lands in Nunavut Territory, Canada and is committed to building shareholder value while adhering to high levels of environmental and safety standards and proactive local community engagement.
For further information about, Kivalliq Energy Corporation or this news release, please visit our website at www.kivalliqenergy.com or contact Investor Relations toll free at 1.888.331.2269, at 604.646.4527, or by email at info@kivalliqenergy.com.
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Certain disclosures in this release constitute forward-looking statements that are subject to numerous risks, uncertainties and other factors relating to Kivalliq's operations as a mineral exploration company that may cause future results to differ materially from those expressed or implied in such forward-looking statements, including risks as to the completion of the plans and projects. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements. Other than as required by applicable securities legislation, Kivalliq expressly disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise.


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Fables from the Threshold
Illuminating the Margins of a Digital Future
In 2016, S1T2 launched our inaugural exhibition Fables From the Threshold (FABLES), a highly participatory collection of interactive experiences that explored the technical achievements of up-and-coming Australian artists shaping the digital landscape. Through this we gave the local community and general public a chance to experience first-hand, the means in which future technologies will change the way we interact with our world.
During its weeklong run at The Mechanic, FABLES gave audiences an opportunity to explore the fear and hope of a future dominated by technology through a range of fun and immersive experiences, while challenging artists to push and search for new ways of understanding through interactive technologies. With a clear brief specifying the importance of interactivity and discovery, FABLES saw artists produce curiosity-driven works of passionate intensity exploring how emerging technologies are set to revolutionise the way we interact with the world around us.
Being quite a unique exhibition, FABLES garnered significant media and industry attention in the build up to its launch, most notably from news.com.au. The response from general public saw an opening night of 800+ visitors queueing for lengthy periods to experience and enjoy many of the artworks.
FABLES owes its success to a number of contributing artists curated by S1T2 including; Eve Burchfield and Yuchao Wu presenting Delve – an interactive projection using Kinect technology to reveal new perspectives through flora and fauna, Lukasz Karluk combining his fascination with contemporary Indigenous art and experimental mathematics to create the video monitor work Streams, Laszlo Kiss' Lips used foamcore sculpture projection to explore how the spoken word is a fundamental and powerful tool for making change, Richard Wong who created Perspectives, a mixed media sculpture that invited audiences into an altered visual reality, and Anna Stevenson and Adam Smith inviting audiences on an adventure into the unknown and undiscovered future in their installation Legacy.
Furthermore, Ben X Tan, James Frew, and Sean Gardner created an aesthetic equivalent to the feelings that love inspires in Gold Rush. Trent Brooks' Arcs was a video monitor installation using a computer processor and wearable headset to generate artwork controlled by brainwaves. Liam Stephens and Jack Condon created Anti-Game, a virtual reality installation that experiments with and redefines video games. Nicky Tunpitcha presented Dollhouse, an engaging multi-sensory experience through virtual reality in an attempt to challenge how we view the world. Alia Madkhul and William Stewart used an interactive LED panel and video monitor to explore how every brain is both identical and unique, and Renzo Larriviere and Simone Chua present Kaleidoscope Chandelier, an installation that changed as people interact with it.
Experimenting at the Threshold of Technology
In one artwork, Anti-Game, artists collaborated with S1T2 to adopt an integrated approach to development. The game begins by placing players in a simple virtual reality environment. On the surface, the game appears to be a straightforward maze with a predictable outcome. However, as the game progresses, audiences are challenged to reconsider their initial preconceptions. Ultimately, players are forced to question the role of their interaction, and its potential consequences outside the digital environment.
This methodology saw the artists combine an OptiTrack motion capture system, Unreal Engine and an Oculus Rift to track player movement and implement real-time data throughout a virtual reality experience. First, infrared markers were placed strategically on the Oculus headset feeding data to the OptiTrack system. Then, our proprietary plugin was used to deploy the OptiTrack data and reinterpret it in Unreal Engine. Using the Optitrack system also allowed S1T2 to develop a zero latency solution over a large surface area. By mapping the never-ending virtual reality maze to the real world, the artists and S1T2 created a convincing environment for the player. Importantly, this integration system could track and integrate anything into the virtual reality experience.
Overall, Anti-Game presented a parodied analysis of the relationships between audience and technology, audience and developer, and developer and technology. In its very design, the game explores how contemporary technologies like virtual reality are changing how we create and consume video games.
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This is part three of a three-part article detailing one young woman's bewildering confinement in a "prayer room" at the Indianapolis Training Center. Click here for parts one and two.
The assignments I was given when I was confined to the prayer room at the Indianapolis Training Center (ITC) were all intended to make me aware of my sin and failure. For example, I was to write a two-page description of my sins, how they affected others, and the specific ways that God was using my authorities to cleanse and make my heart right before Him. There were pages and pages of scripture to memorize — all one or two verses taken out of context from all over the Bible. Then I had to memorize the Character Qualities chart and the verse that went with each quality. There were 49 of those!
But I had a secret weapon that my instructor didn't know about: I can memorize anything in an incredibly short period of time. Besides, I had been in ATI for almost a decade. I had already memorized most of those verses at some point in the past. I simply brushed up on them and wrote ferociously all afternoon.
Around dinner time, my roommate showed up at my door with a plate of food. She had been instructed to bring me only the plainest food. She looked stricken and in pain as she handed me my plate and mouthed an apology. I thanked her and she left.
Not long after that my instructor arrived again to check on my progress. I informed her I was done. She looked shocked. She sat down and listened as I recited the memory work, perfectly, and showed her my written assignments. She left somewhat sheepishly. I had to be the most compliant occupant of that prayer room ever!
As I expected, I slept fitfully that night. The next morning, after a simple breakfast delivered by my pale-faced roommate, someone arrived to take me to "counseling." I met with the training center director and my instructor. It was a humiliating Jessica-bashing fest.
I was told that I was a chronic liar and manipulator. When I asked what they thought I had lied about, they recounted a story that I had told about my grandmother's reason for cutting off the end of a ham. "Everyone knows that story, Jessica. Your grandmother didn't really do that, but you told it like she did." I was shocked! Seriously?! This was a joke! They didn't have any other examples. I sat there trying not to laugh. Not surprisingly, my assignments that day centered around liars and deceivers.
I was sure that this was some kind of trick question, but I couldn't for the life of me figure out what it was. "Umm. The Bible?" I squeaked.
"Aha!" he shouted. I jumped. But he continued, "It is the Holy Bible! But you just said 'the Bible.' And even though I showed you the words right here on the spine — HOLY BIBLE — you don't even realize it is the HOOOOOOLLLYYY Bible! And because you do not recognize it is the HOOOOOOLLLYYY Bible, it is clear that you have no respect for God as HOOOOOOLLLYYY!" he preached at the top of his lungs, pounding the desk to punctuate each word!
I nearly fell out of my seat. I couldn't have said another word if my life depended on it! But turns out I didn't need to. For the next 45 minutes he preached at me just like that about the holiness of the Bible and God, and the people He places in authority over us. It was like a horrific dream.
Numb, I was escorted back to the prayer room, where I collapsed onto the bed and laughed until I cried myself to sleep.
The next day I saw another counselor/training center staffer who spent the entire hour trying to get me to become "saved." I knew I was already saved. I wouldn't be bullied into doing it again! I stuck to my guns with everything I had. I did finally agree to pray to "recommit" my life to Christ. Nothing I was going to say would convince this person to let the matter rest until I did.
Later the next day I was unceremoniously returned to my room. My sentence had lasted four whole days.
Once released, I went straight to a phone to demand of my parents why they had approved this kind of treatment of me! They were relieved to hear from me and had been completely in the dark, wondering why I didn't call. My instructor had not told them anything about the prayer room. They listened in stunned silence as I recounted the details of my nightmarish confinement, and they didn't know what to say when I finished. I hung up even more confused than ever about what had happened to me and why.
Interestingly, nothing was ever again said about the incomplete homework, and I was never asked to turn in any of the work I had completed. Those days were so bizarre, that experience so surreal and inexplicable, that it still leaves me shaking my head in bewilderment.
Editor's Note: Jessica's best friend, Karis, asked if she could share her impressions and the different kind of suffering she endured when her friend was confined to the prayer room.
I was embarrassed and sad that something I had said would cause Jessica so much humiliation. I blamed myself, thinking that I could have done something to prevent her confinement.
I thought she was in there for not being in her room after curfew and for visiting other people, and as the punishment seemed really harsh — especially for her, because she never meant to do the "wrong" things. So I wondered if I should have lied to protect her, to keep her punishment from being so severe.
While Jessica was confined to the prayer room, my instructions were to pick up her completed projects and give them to our instructor, and to make sure that she had food at each mealtime. She was allowed to eat whatever food I could put on one plate, but no dessert. This was supposed to be a form of discipline, after all! I was not supposed to converse with her while she was in the prayer room. I was to deliver food, pick up the projects and dirty dishes, and leave her alone.
Four days of this was so long. We had become very close, and it was lonely in our room without her. Jessica was a person you couldn't help laughing with. When we were together, we discussed life in the fishbowl and encouraged each other to keep going.
When she left the prayer room, Jessica was a different person. I felt guilty because I believed that my words had caused her punishment. I don't remember how long it took for me to tell her how bad I felt and to confess that I had something to do with what had happened. She saw my heart and forgave me willingly. We have remained good friends through the years, and I was even privileged to be in her wedding!
How do you reconcile conflicting thoughts and philosophies? The view of authority was different at the training center than it was in my home. At the training center we were to do everything our authorities told us, whether we understood or not, regardless of our age. My parents taught me trust and honesty, but I still wish, when I look back, that I had lied when they questioned me. I had never before experienced a situation that would have been better had I lied.
The cosmetology course began my five-year stay at the training center — a time when I forgot who God was and became lost in the mire of being who I was "supposed" to be. I began following a list of standards in order to be approved by God and others. It took me a long time to overcome that training when I did leave the program.
I thank God that Jessica left when she did. It has been inspiring to watch her untangle her life and become an amazing woman who loves God and her family, and who strives to live each day in the fullness of who she was created to be!
Karis was homeschooled through high school with ATI. She attended the cosmetology school at the Indianapolis Training Center (ITC) and went on to teach there. After leaving the ITC, she worked at Crossroads Bible College in Indianapolis. While there she began to understand that the Christian life was not about a list of rules. She currently lives with her husband (also a former ATI student and staff member) and two active boys in Missouri.
Thank you for sharing your stories with us. I am so glad to hear that there is a happy ending. I wish I could make myslef believe that your stories were fabricated, but I know first-hand that this was not an isolated event. I'm glad the ITC's oportrayal of God didn't forever skiew your understanding of Him. You two are incredible.
I am stunned and appalled. It's no wonder that so many former ATI students have gone on to reject religion entirely. I never saw anything approaching this, though I did see ridiculous misuses of authority where someone in authority had far too much power and those "under authority" experienced oppression but none of the promised "protection."
Your story is so heartbreaking! Thank you for being open and willing to share this with us. I'm so sorry you had to go through something like this in the name of "Christianity!"
Wowee! I only wonder why your parents didn't immediately bring you home after you got out of the prayer room.
Your story is heartbreaking! Please tell me your parents came to your rescue after you called them.
I'm speechless and grieved. Have your parents since come to realize and admit their failures? (I hope you don't mind me asking).
Wow, that must have been so weird to get an invite like that after you told Gothard your story. It's good that you guys turned him down! I always heard Headquarters was a whole different kind of a mess to deal with, and that would've been the last thing you needed after being at ITC.
I hate to say it but I'm not surprised he didn't really listen to you - he always had this blank stare all the time, it always creeped me out in a way I couldn't explain. He came to Eagle Springs a few times and stood there babbling at us. It was really weird when we got invited to the North Woods too and of course us students didn't have any choice - I have no idea why in the world we were even there, we just sort of stood around feeling out of place the whole time while he and various staff members I didn't recognize were in long, drawn-out meetings about what they were going to do the next year and how excited they were and so on and so forth. To this day I have never understood our trip to the North Woods and NEVER understood Bill Gothard in the slightest. Really weird guy!
On one hand, your story makes me LIVID. Were they so desperate to preach and teach and reform that they had to take it out on a sweet innocent girl? SO sad and wrong and infuriating.
On the other hand, I laughed SO HARD as I read the part about the preacher and his Hoooooooly Bible! I love that you can retell this story with such accuracy, and somehow not lose your wonderful sense of humor! Thank you for sharing your story. I pray that God has somehow made a way to fill the wounds left by your yrs with ATI/IBLP!
My reaction is the same as Julie's above: I hurt for you that you went through this, but what makes me laugh every time is your secret weapon that let you finish all that work in one afternoon. Ha, take THAT!
I asked my mom this week if she had ever heard of prayer rooms, she couldn't remember ever hearing about them. I get the feeling a lot of ATI parents were so blind to what happened to their minor children at these places. I sure knew what a prayer room was & it was my survival instinct at 15 to stay out of one.
wow and yikes were the first words that came to mind. GOD is good and im glad you learned from this, but to go thru it at all is sad and i makes want more and more that this ministry to fall, hard and quick, so that other families dont get sucked in!!!
As a former student at the Eagle Springs log cabin program who suffered similar punishments, I have to tell you it's really a strange kind of sadness and a little bit of relief to hear you tell your story from the Indianapolis Training Center's side of things. Because all we ever heard were rumors and horror stories, and though I've heard in brief from those who suffered LIT status there, I always wished I could actually talk to someone first-hand or hear details because I just never knew what it was really like for you guys. I only knew what I heard and what a few angrily posted on a forum here or there, only to vanish suddenly and never post again. I am so glad that you've come forward to talk about this - more people need to know what horrible things the Log Cabin Programs did to us! This was the darker side of ATI - and most did not know it went to these depths, not in the slightest. I think it's good to speak out about it, and I like to think that every time one of us speaks out, maybe some parent somewhere might read it and spare their teenager from a similar prison sentence.
I am so sorry that you had to endure this kind of stuff - I hope it helps to know that there are others who suffered similarly and who understand, like it helped me. I stayed at Eagle Springs for two years and it was the hardest time in my life. I didn't know you guys got weekly calls, or that they would take you out of the prayer room just to punish you! It's good that you had weekly calls - and terrible that you had to be taken out of your isolation repeatedly to face new punishments the way you did. I was taken out of my isolation three times in two weeks to be paraded in front of the staff house while I pushed a brush mower, but that didn't involve any yelling or anything, you know? It's awful to hear what you endured. The worst for me was the stretch of time, it's amazing how in just two and a half weeks you can get this feeling like you're losing your mind completely...it was almost as if I couldn't remember what it was like to talk to someone anymore since they told me I was not to make a sound the entire time, like my tongue was forever glued to the roof of my mouth, and the world seemed to collapse on me and time seemed to stand still forever. We also had a really bad wasp problem, which may sound kind of silly, but I was told I couldn't kill them - so basically we'd have one or two wasps in the room with me and I had to lay on the floor to avoid being attacked by them all the time, which just compounded things in a way I have trouble explaining a lot of times.
I hope you're doing well on the other side of things - I have had contact with one or two former LIT's/students, one of them is my dearest friend today...we have a lot of trouble adjusting at times, even after all these years, and it's always nice to know that as much as they tried to make us feel isolated and powerless, we are not alone in our suffering and certainly not powerless anymore.
Best wishes to you, and thanks so much for posting this.
I am pleased to be Karis' Dad. We, her Mom and I are both delighted with Kent and Karis and the boys. We too were at ITC and found in dealing with Mr. Gergani that there was a Theology problem over the issue of Sanctification. His background is Methodist and lacks real theological training. I personally caught him lying several times when it became necessary for us to deal with irregularities at ITC. He promised things and then did not do them, apparently no intention of doing them as he never tried to put them in operation.
While handling the "Learning Center" I was told we could not pray or spend time in the Bible. I asked him the difference between the "Learning Center" (ACE for which I had been trained as a Superintendent while pastoring in Wisconsin) and a public school classroom. There had been some irregularities in previous "Learning Center" leadership but I told him I would take 20 minutes in the morning and afternoon in the mens and the ladies classes in the Word of God and then in prayer. I had been a pastor and teacher in classes and knew how it needed to go. He did not like it but had no one else who knew what to do and how to handle the Learning Center. In the "Learning Center" I told the "Leaders in Training" that I did not want to hear about their College students with whom they lived. We were there to study and that included beginning to see things from God's perspective and learn to walk by faith in Jesus Christ. We read through the Gospel of John and Hebrews with some brief instruction from the passages then prayed. Prayer requests were taken on paper, not vocally.
class sessions would always be about the God we serve and keeping our eyes on Him during their time of service. It was a great time keep our perspectives good and learning to walk by faith in the daily exercise of our responsibilities.
Jessica, I feel so sorry for you having to endure that kind of treatment. That is absolutely sickening that you were treated like that, especially by an organization that is supposed to be a ministry of Jesus Christ.
But I'm glad you wrote about your experience. When I first discovered this site a few days ago I was unaware of these kinds of things ever happening with IBLP, and my differences with the organization were mostly theological and cerebral, and I was still somewhat sympathetic towards them, and didn't regret having been supportive of them in the past. But after reading your story and other young people's experiences I have an intense dislike for that organization, and regret ever having done a thing for them. Thank you for helping to open my eyes.
after reading stories like this it is no wonder that some people are atheist...they never see the power of God in a chrisitan life not the love for one another.
I feel horrible for what you had to go through. They threaten me that when I was there in 1998. My LIT(leader in training) spent a lot of time there. I remember bringing her meals and wanting so badly to hug her and tell everything would be ok. She was only 12 years old and spent a couple weeks there. I also had to sit with her in the counseling sessions with that same man. He really knew how to try to scare you by towering over you. It had gotten to the point that the leaders wouldn't allow me to take my LIT her meals anymore because she enjoyed seeing me. Again she was only 12 years old and scared. Reading these articles brings back all the memories from there that I tried to push out of my mind. I never really had anyone to talk to that understood. I feel like I can finally let go of all the humiliation and anger of living at the ITC.
A 12 year old? WHAT? I vaguely remember the investigation into ATI, and how ATI parents were horrified at the 'allegations', and refused to believe that any real harm could be coming out of the program. That's about all I remember about it, a relative of an in-law was investigated, but nothing ever came of it. A great pity.
these leaders like you describe would have made great communists, the kind who arrest people for being christian and put them in jail where they torture them trying to get them to recant belief in christ.


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Caitlyn's Mum was a long time Balgowlah Physie girl and the minute Caitlyn was out of nappies she took her first physie lesson at Balgowlah Physie Club. She had great success as a junior, placing three times at Nationals, before her family moved to New Zealand. Caitlyn says she also learned some important life lessons during her junior years – about dealing with disappointment and showing true sportsmanship. At 8 years old, she realised Physie was all about dancing for the fun of it.
In 2013, when Caitlyn returned to Sydney to live on her own, the first thing she did was re-join Balgowlah Physie Club. Caitlyn says Balgowlah Physie was a place she felt at home and was able to reconnect with friends and teachers and felt close to her Mum, even though she was back in Auckland.
Caitlyn worked very hard at her Physie over the next four years and was rewarded with the 21-22 years national title in 2017. It was a special moment for Balgowlah Physie Club, as it was the first Opera House Senior Cup in the club for 17 years.
Kristy started Physie when she was 6 years old on the Central Coast and competed every year until she was 22 years. Then in 1997 she moved to Sydney to complete a University Dance Degree and decided to "hang up her leotard" and continue her professional dance career.
In 2012, a friend added Kristy to the Facebook Physie Chat, and whilst scrolling through the posts she was reminded about how much fun Physie was and it sparked her interest to come back to Physie.
Kristy was eligible to enter the BJP Novice Ladies competition as she had been out of the sport for more than 15 years. Kristy's natural talent was obvious when she was awarded the National Novice Ladies Champion in 2012, 2013 & then the National Intermediate Ladies Champion 2014 – 2016.
Kristy is currently the Studio Director of her own dance company, which she established in 2010.
Jasmine comes from a family of 3 generations of Physie girls. Jasmine's grandmother did Physie as a child at Rosebay in the 1950s and her mother has done Physie her whole life.
Jasmine began Physie at 3 years old at the Balgowlah Club in the tinies class and loved it from day one. She moved overseas with her family in 2008 and 2009 and missed her Physie terribly. When she returned to Australia in 2010 she worked very hard to regain her Physie skills. She was aptly rewarded for her hard work when she won the National title the following year.
Jasmine lives in Forestville and currently attends Roseville College. She plays the piano and loves gymnastics and skiing.
Lacey is an outstanding representative of the Balgowlah Physie club. She began with the club at just 2 years old and placed every year at junior zone competitions. Lacey has been a National Finalist 8 times and the club was so proud of her when she was named the National 13 year Grand Champion Girl in 2011.
Lacey lives in Curl Curl and attends Freshwater Senior Campus. She enjoys netball, snow boarding, jazz and contemporary.
Lacey teaches our tinies class and is the assistant teacher in our 5-8 years classes.
She is a highly valued member of our club.
Yvette started Physie when she was 4 years old at the Pymble Club and joined Balgowlah club at the age of 6 when her Mum began teaching the juniors at the Club. She loved being involved in a wide variety of sports during her school years. Yvette has always enjoyed the social side of Physie and has made some lifelong friends through the experience.
She placed at Nationals in the 10 Years and was an Opera House finalist in the 1st Years and 2nd Years, before taking a break from Physie. Following her HSC, Yvette studied at The University of NSW and UNC in America where she completed her Bachelor of Arts & Communications.
When she returned to Physie into the Ladies, she was placed 2nd at Nationals in 2009 and went on to become the Under 33 Years National Champion the following year.
Yvette is presently working in the media industry in London but hopes to get back to the Balgowlah Ladies class on her return.
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Normally a rather reserved child, Physie has helped Emma's confidence enormously. She started Physie as her Mum thought she could try something that she loved herself as a child, and had fond memories growing up doing Physie with her own Mum and cousins.
Emma's natural talent was very obvious from the outset – she made Nationals in her first 2 years of competing, in the 6 and 7 years and then the following year was named the 8 Year National Champion. The consistent effort she put into her Physie in those first 3 years paid off! Balgowlah Club had not had a junior champion for 11 years, so it was an outstanding achievement and a time of celebration!


Two key new executive appointments have been made at St George's. The first is that of the Trust Chair, Gillian Norton and the second, a new Chief Executive, Jacqueline Totterdell.
We hope to work closely with the new team to support the needs of renal patients and improve the service delivered to them.
For more details on the new Trust Chair – Gillian Norton - who will start in April, please read the announcement via the link below.
For more details on the new Chief Executive - Jacqueline Totterdell - who's start date it yet to be agreed, please read the announcement via the link below.


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Chechnya Dominates Russian Presidential Race
By Jeremy Bransten
Prague, April 3 (RFE/RL) - Russian President Boris Yeltsin cannot afford to pull his troops out of Chechnya. That would be admitting defeat. And it would cost him his re-election. Yeltsin also says he cannot afford to let the war continue, or he will not win a second term.
The result was something akin to an "April Fool's" peace plan, which has unleashed much ink but halted no bullets.
Yeltsin's generals, under the guise of self-defense, continue to battle the separatists across southern Chechnya and Chechen leaders continue to scoff at the Kremlin. In short, little has changed.
Yeltsin's peace plan, clearly timed with an eye to Russia's June presidential elections has so far achieved one goal: it has caught the Communists off balance and highlighted their lack of any original ideas to end the conflict. But Yeltsin is the one who began the armed conflict in Chechnya and for him, the conflict remains as intractable as ever.
The Russian press is nearly unanimous in agreeing that no meaningful peace can be achieved without some sort of negotiations with separatist leader Dzhokhar Dudayev.
As part of his plan, Yeltsin proposed indirect negotiations, but he still balks at direct talks and continues to call Dudayev and his men "bandits." Meanwhile, Dudayev, in an yesterday's interview with Azerbaijan's Turan news agency, called Yeltsin's plan an electoral ploy. And he noted that "after the so-called cessation of combat operations, combat actions escalated with new strength in some regions of the republic and are still continuing."
That assertion has been supported by journalists as well as Yeltsin's own commanders in Chechnya, General Vyacheslav Tikhomirov, and his deputy, Major General Stanislav Kondratiev. Both men confirm renewed fighting across southwestern Chechnya.
Dzhokhar Dudayev has said he would be willing to accept indirect negotiations with the Kremlin, but his proposal of intermediaries- former Soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev and Yabloko party leader Grigory Yavlinsky - make such negotiations all but impossible. Both Yavlinsky and Gorbachev are running against Yeltsin in the presidential race. Yeltsin would be unlikely to allow either man to negotiate on his behalf in Chechnya - and take credit for any successes.
In any case, Chechen leader Dudayev clearly wants Yeltsin out of office. He is not likely to agree to any plan that will improve Yeltsin's image before elections unless he can win some key concessions - the main one being Kremlin recognition.
For now, short of a brief pause in the fighting to allow his men to rearm, Dudayev has no need for Yeltsin's peace plan. Yeltsin may be fighting for political survival, but the separatists are fighting for their lives and their homeland. There is no better incentive in war, and the contrast between the highly-disciplined separatists and the demoralized, frightened Russian concripts tells the story.
Yeltsin may have succeeded in momentarily disorienting his Communist rival, but that may not be enough to win the election, as long as the coffins with Russia's soldiers keep returning to Moscow.


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Q: Is there a way to copy doc value into another one without pulling the data and sending back I have 2 docs posts and postDrafts. In some point I want to publish the document from the postDraft into post.
The content is something like {body: "blah blah"}.
So the trivial solution is to pull the postDraft content and then send back to posts document. Here is my code for that.
   export const publishDraftById = (postId) => async dispatch => {
      return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
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            } else {
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              resolve();
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But what I really think can be helpful is a way to do something like this meta code
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Can I somehow approach this?

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Is there a way to copy doc value into another one without pulling the data and sending back

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So if you want to read a field {body: "blah blah", then you will get the entire document and not only the property that you have write it to another document. So there are two operation involved, a read and a write operation.

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Ravens coaches, players and owner Steve Bisciotti statements on Clarence Brooks passing
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STATEMENTS ON RAVENS ASSISTANT COACH CLARENCE BROOKS
Head Coach John Harbaugh:
"Our heartfelt condolences and love go out to Justa and the Brooks family on the passing of Clarence. We loved that man! He is at peace now through the grace of Jesus Christ. He fought the good fight and won. One of the finest coaches I have ever met, he changed the lives and influenced players and coaches for the better. He was a great man, loving husband and devoted father. He was as tough and determined in adversity as you'll ever see and as loyal a friend as there is. 'C.B.' will forever walk as a loved and cherished member of the Ravens family."
General Manager & Executive Vice President Ozzie Newsome:
"Very few, if any, coaches influenced their players – on and off the field – like Clarence Brooks. How fortunate are the Ravens to have had this special person in our lives for the past 12 years? He was a teacher, a friend, a father figure to many and a great football coach. A lot of our defensive success over the years is due to his ability to get the most out of his players on the defensive line. This is a sad, sad day for our team and extended family. Our hearts ache for Justa and the rest of Clarence's family."
Owner Steve Bisciotti:
"This morning, the Bisciottis are so sad to hear about Clarence's passing. He was the sweetest man I've ever met in football. He was also as tough as nails and was as respected by everyone on our team as any coach who ever touched the Ravens. His impact was more than people on the outside could know. He will be so missed."
President Dick Cass:
"Clarence had a special rapport with his players. He was both beloved as coach and as a person. His infectious laugh and welcoming smile will be greatly missed, not by just the players and his fellow coaches, but by everyone in our building."
Current OLB Terrell Suggs:
"Clarence Brooks was a rare, special coach. We had a relationship that became more than football; he was family. He was every bit the definition of the word 'coach.' He was firm and demanding when he needed to be, but was a father figure and caring at the same time. I will definitely miss my friend."
Current DT Brandon Williams:
"Coach Brooks was like a father figure to me and every other player he coached. He made me the player I am today, but more importantly, helped me to be the man I am today. He always got the best out of you. He saw the potential in every player and did everything in his power to help you be the best you could be – on and off the field. Every day I walked in this building, no matter what was going on, he could always make me smile. I will miss him, and my heart goes out to the entire Brooks family."
Current DE Lawrence Guy:
"Coach Brooks was a heck of a coach, but an even better man. He cared so much about all of us and could always pull the best out of you in any situation. Through him, I learned how to prepare better, practice better and play better. I will truly miss his coaching, his fellowship and his mentorship. Rest well, 'C.B.'"
Current Linebackers Coach Don Martindale:
"Clarence Brooks is one of the finest human beings I have ever met. Selfishly speaking, you would like to say he was your best friend, but he was really everybody's best friend. We are happy he is not suffering anymore. I love him like a brother, and I am going to miss him terribly."
Former Ravens Head Coach Brian Billick (Who Hired Clarence in 2005):
"Whew, this hurts. What a man, what a coach, what an inspiration. Beyond being one of the best position coaches in the league, Clarence was one of the most respected people in the NFL. He was a great teacher and friend. His positive and upbeat, yet stern, way was special. The proof is in the pudding. Look at how players improved under him. It would be tough to find a more respected assistant in the NFL. My heart reaches out to Justa and his family."
Former Ravens DT Haloti Ngata:
"I am deeply saddened by the news of 'C.B.' passing away. I hope that I can help continue his legacy by the way I live and play. I played under 'C.B.' for nine years. In that time, he helped me go to five Pro Bowls and win a Super Bowl ring. He deserves a lot of that credit. He worked so hard with me and my Ravens teammates. This is tough news to swallow. I will miss you, Coach. Thank you for everything you taught me through the years – on and off the field. I love you, Clarence."
Former Browns, Ravens & Dolphins DE Rob Burnett:
"I cried a few weeks ago when I found out about Clarence and his fight against cancer, and I immediately reached out to Justa and 'C.B.' His death rips at my heart. I loved Clarence. He was more than my coach. He was my friend, a mentor and a motivator. This is a sad day for all of those fortunate enough to have known this great person."
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She couldn't wait to be a mom, but now her twins will never know her
Mothers are dying in the United States after giving birth at an alarming rate higher than any other developed country. Each year, between 700 and 900 women pass away from pregnancy-related causes, with black women three to four times as likely to die than other races.
Author: Samantha Kubota, Jesse Burkett-Hall, Josh Bernstein
Published: 9:04 AM CDT October 17, 2018
Updated: 9:11 AM CDT October 26, 2018
Watch the full Mothers Matter series HERE.
Jordan and Dylan live on a large corner lot at the end of their suburban street.
The trim brick houses and well-kept lawns were quiet as a mild summer storm rolled in. But inside their home, the two young twins were loud and rambunctious.
Jordan is more of a wild child, loose and rowdy. Dylan is more reserved, but like any young kid, can be reduced to tears or prone to outbursts at times.
They have a room full – overstuffed, actually – with toys and a dad that loves them.
The only thing they are missing is their mom.
Dylan and Jordan pose with their dad Michael in front of their Omaha home. The trio moved out of Gaithersburg after their mother passed away post-childbirth.
Lisa Swinton McLaughlin spent years trying to get pregnant. She was a career woman – a lauded doctor and lawyer – who eventually went to work for the Red Cross as an executive.
She loved children and eventually – with the help of in-vitro fertilization at the age of 56 – was able to get pregnant. She was delighted to find she would be having twin boys.
Lisa Swinton McLaughlin on her wedding day almost 15 years ago.
Her husband, Mike McLaughlin, now 70, said the happiest he has ever seen her was the day they brought the twins home.
She was not feeling well in the days that followed. She complained of level 10 pain and stayed in bed.
After speaking with her doctor on the phone, he told her to get up, move around, and drink water.
Moments later, as Michael helped her walk from the bedroom to the bathroom, she collapsed.
"She turned to me and said 'help me Mikey,'" Michael recalled.
After they made it to the hospital, she was gone.
Maternal Death in the U.S.
The United States is one of the few places in the developed world seeing an uptick in pregnancy related deaths. Black women – like Lisa Swinton McLaughlin – are three to four times more likely to die after giving birth than white women, data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control shows.
Maryland - where Lisa passed away - recently was labeled the 11th worst in the country based on its maternal mortality ratio, according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
Maternal Mortality State-by-State
"When we talk about what is the reason for the disparity, I can't tell you what that reason is except for the fact that the only thing that we conclude with any kind of reasonable certainty is that the experience of being black in America is so fundamentally different from the experience of being white in America that it translates to health outcomes," Dr. William Callaghan from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control explained. Callaghan is the chief of the CDC's Maternal and Infant Health Branch in the Division of Reproductive Health.
In Washington D.C., 17 of the 18 women who died from pregnancy-related causes between 2012 and 2016 were black. According to the D.C. Department of Health the maternal mortality rate eighth worst in the nation for pregnancy-related deaths when compared to all 50 states and Puerto Rico.
Lisa Swinton McLaughlin poses during her pregnancy. (Photo courtesy of Candace Schwab Photography)
Jordan and Dylan do not remember their mother or even notice her absence on a day to day basis. However, the man shouldering the responsibility of raising the two, their father Michael does.
"She was energetic and she would have been really good with these kids," he said sadly. "She would have been a good mother."
Now, Michael admits he is more the age of a grandfather than a father to two young kids. He says he is hoping to live long enough to see them graduate from college.
"I'm just trying to make it to 88/90 some place in there," he explained. "They'll be able to handle themselves then."
Michael said Lisa had to have a Caesarian section when the boys were born. The surgeon twisted or nicked her bowel, he said, and she died from sepsis a few days later.
"While we were at the hospital, the doctor called back… and asked if everything was ok," Michael said. "I told him she had died."
Michael said the doctor wrote up in his notes he told Lisa to go to the hospital.
"And he never did," Michael said, showing a flicker of anger behind his generally calm demeanor. "He never told her that."
Holy Cross Hospital sent this statement, in part, in regards to Lisa's death.
At Holy Cross Health, we are committed to providing the best care, striving for excellence in quality, safety and experience...Any death is tragic. Truly, that of a new mother is even more so. As a religious organization we make great effort to support families and our caregivers through these difficult times. We share our compassion and respect for the dignity of each life. Our sympathies are with Mr. McLaughlin and his family.
When Lisa died, Michael moved the family back to his hometown of Omaha, Nebraska. Lisa had been the breadwinner in their family – he is retired – and he could no longer afford their house in Gaithersburg they had built together.
"In Omaha, I have a little village. I have all these people that… sort-of watch over the kids a little bit," he explained. "I have a son in Omaha, I have brothers, sisters."
Black Women Dying at Higher Rates
It is unclear what exactly contributes to the high number of black women who die each year after or during childbirth.
Most experts and medical professionals we spoke with agreed it is a host of factors: the care women receive before giving birth, predisposition to certain health issues like diabetes, and so on. But many doctors and experts in the community said they believe the high maternal mortality rate for black women is deeply tied to discrimination when it comes to race and sex.
"I think without a question, there is racism, there is sexism," explained Dr. Barbara Levy, American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists' VP of Health Policy. "Those implicit biases [are] both against women, so the problem with women dying after they go home after childbirth is a problem of having a voice."
Medical studies have also shown chronic stress created by a lifetime of exposure to prejudice and discrimination could also play a role in the birth outcomes of black women.
"People are now talking about the stressors, the micro-aggressions in life that may increase stress hormones, cause high blood pressure, and we talk about people not having a voice and not trusting our system," Levy explained. "We often put the blame on the women who are disadvantaged and that's completely unfair. No wonder they don't trust us."
Levy said another issue is the big business of running a hospital.
"Maternity care is not very well paid, so hospitals are not very well paid for the works that it takes," she explained. "When you think about it, a single nurse or a couple of nurses are taking care of two patients - the mother and the baby - either of which could be critically ill at any one moment in time. So, it's an intensive care unit kind of environment."
For Michael, he is not sure it was his wife's race that played a leading role in her death and believes it was because the hospital missed something along the way. But he said he knows it happens.
"I think if there is a problem with black women dying in particular - dying at high rates - I think it's because a lack of hospitals in certain areas, the lack of money that individuals have," he said.
And if it happened to Lisa – with the best medical care available - Michael wondered, what could happen to women less fortunate?
"Lisa was fortunate that she had a great job. So, she was going to get the top care," he said. "And they'll tell you that 'Oh, we treat all our patients the same, whether they're at a high economic status or a low economic status.' But that's not true. And anyone that is in those situations knows that that's not true."
Fighting Disparity
It's that disparity between white and black, ever present in so much of American life, that both medical professionals and regular people across the United States are trying to correct.
Famous women, like Serena Williams, have told their stories about not being heard when complaining of intense and dangerous pain. TV judge Glenda Hatchett's daughter Kira died after giving birth to her second son after hemorrhaging at the hospital; her husband has continued to raise awareness by speaking out on the issue across the country.
At the federal level, several bills have been proposed in Congress to combat the issue. A bipartisan bill suggests funding maternal mortality review committees in states that do not already have them. Those committees would review every maternal death - regardless of race - to determine causes of death and what, if anything, could have been done differently.
A Democratic-led bill aims to reduce the racial disparities in maternal mortality and morbidity by giving young people going into medicine more training in recognizing implicit bias and by funding up to 10 state pregnancy medical home (PMH) programs. Those programs aim to connect providers with more resources to help low-income pregnant women on Medicaid.
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists started a program called AIM, which works with many provider groups to develop care "bundles," which are a set of activities that they hope will help to improve the quality of care delivered in a hospital, even when staff are exhausted or distracted.
Communities across the U.S. are also organizing, providing care and getting people educated about the issues. In Washington D.C., dozens of organizations exist to help the underserved get access to care. But the nation's capital has its own host of problems when it comes to access to healthcare in a still-somewhat-segregated city.
RELATED: Expert | Washington D.C. 'most dangerous place to give birth in the U.S.' for black women
One of the twins holds a cookie given to him at the local grocery store.
Back in Omaha, Michael said he is not trying to criticize all OBGYN doctors, but he just hopes everyone learns from his loss.
"I think when you run a baby mill, you're saddled with errors because you can't … assure that the last [mother] had the same care as the first one going into that process. You'd like to think that you could but it's a matter of numbers," he explained. "Even with Lisa, the reality was that they did something because they were going too fast, not watching what they were doing, and they caused an action that caused another action. And that action would be that Lisa would never be able to watch her children grow up."
And her children are growing up.
The two regularly help their dad with the grocery shopping at a store near their home, Baker's. As the trio walks the organized aisles under the stark florescent lighting, they are greeted with smiles and waves from the store's staff.
"Hey guys, here you go!" one staffer said as she cheerfully handed the boys two cookies at the bakery counter.
A light moment in an otherwise airy store, darkened by the fact their own mother will never have the chance to do so herself.
"This isn't about me," Michael said. "I had a loss of my wife. This is about my children. They'll never know their mother. They'll see pictures of her, but they'll never know her."


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Édouard Therriault (* 16. Februar 2003 in Montréal, Québec) ist ein kanadischer Freestyle-Skier. Er ist auf die Freeski-Disziplinen Big Air und Slopestyle spezialisiert. Bei den Weltmeisterschaften 2021 gewann er die Silbermedaille im Big Air.

Biografie
Édouard Therriault wuchs in Lorraine, einer Vorstadt von Montréal, auf. Er begann im Alter von zwei Jahren mit dem Skifahren und im Alter von sechs Jahren mit dem Freestyle.

Therriault startete Ende März 2018 im Slopestyle in Le Relais erstmals im Nor-Am Cup. Seinen ersten Podestplatz belegte er als Dritter von Calgary ein knappes Jahr später. Nachdem er im Rahmen der Canada Games in Red Deer in beiden Disziplinen Gold gewonnen hatte, gab er am 16. März 2009 im Big Air in Québec sein Debüt im Freestyle-Skiing-Weltcup. In Kläppen kürte er sich drei Wochen danach zum Juniorenweltmeister im Slopestyle. Im folgenden Winter bestritt er fünf Wettkämpfe im Weltcup, konnte dabei aber noch keine Spitzenergebnisse erreichen.

Bei seinen ersten Weltmeisterschaften in Aspen gewann Therriault hinter Oliwer Magnusson die Silbermedaille im Big Air. Im letzten Lauf zeigte er einen Switch Double 1800 mit Grab und verbesserte sich mit 93,5 Punkten noch vom dritten auf den zweiten Platz. Mitte Januar 2022 gelang ihm mit Slopestyle-Rang drei in Font-Romeu der erste Weltcup-Podestplatz seiner Karriere. Bei den darauffolgenden X-Games blieb er als Vierter in derselben Disziplin nur knapp hinter den Medaillenrängen zurück. Im Rahmen der Olympischen Winterspiele von Peking schied er in beiden Disziplinen als 13. der Qualifikation jeweils vor dem Finale der besten zwölf aus.

Nebenbei stellt Therriault sein Können in Skifilmen zur Schau. Sein Kurzfilm Edjoy: The Movie war 2021 bei einschlägigen Festivals vertreten.

Erfolge

Olympische Spiele
 Peking 2022: 13. Big Air, 13. Slopestyle

Weltmeisterschaften
 Aspen 2021: 2. Big Air, 32. Slopestyle

Weltcup
 3 Platzierung unter den besten zehn, davon 1 Podestplatz

Weltcupwertungen

Juniorenweltmeisterschaften
 Kläppen 2019: 1. Slopestyle, 37. Big Air

Weitere Erfolge
 Gold bei den Canada Games 2019 in Slopestyle und Big Air
 1 Podestplatz im Nor-Am Cup

Weblinks
 Offizielle Website (französisch)

Einzelnachweise

Freestyle-Skier (Kanada)
Olympiateilnehmer (Kanada)
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Winterspiele 2022
Kanadier
Geboren 2003
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Miscellaneous unorganized material/KXLY
Chronology data should be put on the appropriate chronology page ("Chronology of call letters KXLY") .
KXLY-TV (digital channel 13) is the ABC network affiliate television station in Spokane, Washington. KXLY-TV is owned by Spokane Television Group, a subsidiary of Morgan Murphy Media, it is one of five local Spokane TV stations seen in Canada on the Shaw Direct satellite provider.
KXLY-TV
KXLY ABC 4 HD (general)
KXLY 4 HD News (newscasts)
Never Miss a Story (primary)
See The Difference Every Day (secondary)
4.1 ABC
4.2 KXMN-LP (MyNetworkTV)
KMNZ-LP 38 Coeur D'Alene
KUMN-LP 43 Moses Lake K24EX Wenatchee (for others, see article)
American Broadcasting Company
Morgan Murphy Media
(Spokane Television, Inc.)
January 16, 1953[1]
The XL Network (AM sister was a flagship station for a regional network)
KXMN
4 (VHF, 1953-2009)
CBS (1953-1976) Secondary: ABC (1953-1954) DuMont (1953-1955)[2] UPN (January 2006)
47°55′15.7″N 117°6′52.7″W / 47.921028°N 117.114639°W / 47.921028; -117.114639
www.kxly.com
[2][3]KXLY-TV logo; 1966Although KHQ and KXLY were both granted authorization by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to build television stations on July 11, 1952[3], KXLY was second to sign on, going on the air with broadcast tests on January 16, 1953[4], with regular programming beginning on February 22. KXLY had initially hoped to have its television station on the air by Christmas of 1952, but adverse weather conditions on Mount Spokane delayed the launch[5].
KXLY was a primary CBS affiliate, sharing ABC with KHQ-TV. Channel 4 also carried some programming from DuMont up until as late as April 1955[2]. ABC programming, along with partial DuMont shows that KXLY-TV did not carry, moved to KREM-TV when it signed on in 1954.
At first, KXLY, whose AM sister was also affiliated with the CBS Radio Network at the time, enjoyed a good partnership with CBS. The national affiliate worked well with early KXLY executives Dick Jones, Bob Struble, and Jimmy Augustino, to help the station become a dominant player in the Spokane television market in the 1950s and 1960s.
However, the station's relationship with CBS faltered in later years when it started airing several CBS shows out of pattern by delaying or pre-empting them. In February 1976, CBS announced it would be terminating KXLY's affiliation with the network in August, with a spokesman from the network stating they felt they could "get wider exposure for our programs with another station." This would become a rare first in which a major US television network would strip a station of its affiliation.[6] On August 8, the affiliation switch went into effect, with CBS programming moving to KREM (KREM wanted to wait until ABC finished airing the network's broadcast of the 1976 Summer Olympics to make the switch). KXLY then picked up KREM's old ABC affiliation, although it began the transition in February 1976 when it started airing Good Morning America while airing CBS shows throughout the day. Ironically at this time, ABC jumped to number one in the ratings for the next several years. This meant KXLY ended up broadcasting the highest-rated network (first CBS, then ABC) throughout the 1970s.
KXLY's sister station is KXMN, which was launched on September 5, 2006 to become Spokane's MyNetworkTV affiliate.
[edit] HD race
On March 11, 1999, KXLY-DT signed on the air as Eastern Washington's first digital television signal on Channel 13. Much like the first black and white television broadcasters, this initial effort was launched utilizing a low power digital transmitter and antenna co-located at the Boone Avenue studio location in downtown Spokane. The station's first authentic telecasts began with its 5 pm and 6 pm newscasts March 26, 1999.
Later behind the scenes that year, engineers assembled the new ABC High Definition satellite equipment to ready the station for ABC's foray into HD with Monday Night Football. By Monday, September 27, 1999, KXLY-DT had permanently moved its digital transmissions to the top of Mt. Spokane and increased its power to the FCC maximum of 23,300 watts. That evening marked the region's first broadcast of high-definition pictures with the airing of ABC Monday Night Football.
On April 20, 2006, the race to high-definition live local newscasts in the Spokane television market began when KXLY became the first station in Spokane to broadcast a local news segment in high definition, an experiment the station continued to explore by showing one pre-taped news segment in HD each Tuesday night during its 6 pm broadcast until it switched to showing full HD newscasts on August 3, 2008.
On May 16, 2008, KHQ announced that it would leap ahead of KXLY in becoming the first station to produce HD newscasts beginning August 8, 2008. After months of KHQ marketing this milestone, on August 1, 2008, KXLY shocked KHQ when it made a surprise announcement that starting on August 3, 2008, just a mere two days after the announcement, it would begin producing all news broadcasts in high definition[7]. The date was chosen in order to beat KHQ to the milestone of being the first station to broadcast high definition local news in the Spokane-Coeur d'Alene market. Unfortunately, due to technical limitations, KHQ has yet to broadcast an HD newscast. A 16:9 (widescreen) standard definition broadcast will continue until new equipment which will support a high definition signal can be purchased.
[edit] Facilities
KXLY is the only station in the Spokane market to broadcast from Mount Spokane, well to the northeast of the city. The site (located in a state park) was originally developed with the expectation that Spokane's other TV stations would want to follow suit. When this did not occur, KXLY built a translator to serve non-antenna-rotator-equipped households from the mountain ridge south of Spokane used by the other stations. With most viewers now receiving KXLY via cable or satellite, that translator was repurposed to become KXLY-LP, which continues to broadcast analog ABC programming on Channel 11 beyond the FCC's mandated full-power analog shut down.
On December 22, 2008, KXLY started producing the newscasts for sister stations KAPP/Yakima and KVEW/Kennewick. Both stations discontinued its 6 pm newscast, the 11pm newscast was reduced to 5 minutes and weekend newscasts now broadcasts from KXLY. This includes all weather and sports reports for weekdays and weekends. In addition to this move, 17 employees from KVEW and KAPP, were laid off.[8][9]
[edit] Programming
KXLY currently features ABC programming, as well as local news, paid programming, and syndicated entertainment programming including Live with Regis and Kelly, The Rachael Ray Show, Deal or No Deal, Entertainment Tonight, and The Insider.
[edit] Digital television
This station's digital channel is VHF 13, multiplexed:
4.1 KXLY ABC 4 programming
4.2 KXMN (My Network TV)
[edit] Post analog shutdown
After the analog television shutdown and digital conversion on February 17, 2009 [10], KXLY-TV remained on its current pre-transition channel number, 13.[11] However, through the use of PSIP, digital television receivers will display KXLY-TV's virtual channel as 4.
[edit] Translators
KXLY is rebroadcast on the following translator stations.
K04KZ Channel 4 Oroville
K05FN Channel 5 Winton
K07CP Channel 7 Ferdinand, Idaho
K07NL Channel 7 Juliaetta, Idaho
K08DU Channel 8 Ahsahka, Idaho
K09MP Channel 9 Curlew
K09DG Channel 9 Omak
K10KR Channel 10 Coolin, Idaho
K10LG Channel 10 Dryden
K10DF Channel 10 Coulee City
K10GJ Channel 10 Colville
K10GH Channel 10 Laurier
K10DK Channel 10 Malott
K10AF Channel 10 Troy, Montana
K10BD Channel 10 Twisp
K11HM Channel 11 Bonners Ferry, Idaho
K11KP Channel 11 Bull Lake Valley, Montana
K11EY Channel 11 Soap Lake
K11NT Channel 11 Suncrest
K11FC Channel 11 Waterville
K12CX Channel 12 Tonasket
K13RU Channel 13 Molson
K13JL Channel 13 White Bird, Idaho
K24AI Channel 24 Quincy
K26CK Channel 26 Grangeville, Idaho
K32FN Channel 32 Wenatchee Valley
K40EE Channel 40 Pullman
K43HZ Channel 43 Moses Lake/Othello
K45FZ Channel 45 Lewiston, Idaho
K58AU Channel 58 Chelan
K64DL Channel 64 Libby, Montana
K66AC Channel 66 Weeksville, Montana
Translators in Montana are in the Mountain Time Zone.
KXLY's newscasts, titled "kxly4 HD News", are featured at these following times:
Good Morning Northwest HD (5-7 AM)
kxly4 HD News @ 5 (5-5:30 PM)
kxly4 HD News @ 6:30 (6:30-7 PM)
kxly4 HD News @ 11 (11-11:35 PM)
[edit] On-air staff
[edit] Current on-air staff
Anchors:
Kalae Chock - kxly4 HD News at 11pm (Mon-Fri)
Mike Gonzalez - Good Morning Northwest HD 5am-7am (Mon-Fri)
Dave Erickson - kxly4 HD News at 5pm, 6pm and 6:30pm (Mon-Fri)
Robyn Nance - kxly4 HD News 5pm, 6pm and 6:30pm (Mon-Fri)
McKay Allen - kxly4 HD News Saturday & Sunday Evenings
Nadine Woodward - Good Morning Northwest HD 5am-7am (Mon-Fri)
Meteorologists/weather anchors:
Kris Crocker - Chief Meteorologist & KAPP-TV/KVEW-TV Chief Meteorologist
Kate Derning Hudson - Fill-in Meteorologist
Mark Peterson - Morning Weather
Jared Richardson - Weekend Weather & KAPP-TV/KVEW-TV Weekend Forecaster
Sports anchors:
Derek Deis - Sports Director
Ben Kaplan - Weekend Sports Anchor
Keith Osso - Fill in Sports Anchor
Dennis Patchin - "Are You Kidding Me?" Segment weeknights at 6:30
Reporters:
McKay Allen (Weekend Anchor)
Annie Bishop
Tori Brunetti
Kalae Chock (Weeknights at 5, 6 and 6:30pm)
Tania Dall (North Idaho Reporter)
Jeff Humphrey (son of NBC correspondent Don Harris)
Erik Loney (Good Morning Northwest)
Melissa Luck (Executive Producer)
Colleen O'Brien (Good Morning Northwest)
Keith Osso (Sports)
Sally Showman
Nadine Woodward (Special Projects & Health Reporter/Anchor)
Weekly guests:
Jaime Johnson
[edit] Former on-air staff
[edit] Reporters
Heather Bosch 1994-1995 General Assignment Reporter/NewsRadio 920 Anchor.
Tom Grant 1999-2001 General Assignment Reporter.
Lucinda Kay General Assignment Reporter 2001-2006.
Cyndy Koures General Assignment Reporter -1980's-1990's. Morning Drive Anchor and Reporter, Senior Reporter. Currently Executive News Producer for NBC Montana Stations owned by Bonten Media.
Travis Mayfield mid 2000s.
Dave Meany 2000s.
Mary Nam ????-2003
Melissa Jane Phillips 2000s.
Patrick Preston 2001-2005.
[edit] Anchors
John Allison Anchor/Reporter
Ron Bair Anchor 1964-1977. Deceased.
Susanna Baylon Evening Anchor 2000-2006.
Shannon Brinias Anchor 1992-1998
Jason Brooks Anchor 1997-2002 GMNW and Weekends, Now Business Editor at KCBS Radio San Francisco and CBS Moneywatch
Richard Brown: Anchor/Managing Editor 1998-2007. Currently anchors 3pm-6pm weeknights on CKOM Radio in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada.
Cole Bunzel News director/Anchor/reporter 1976-1978, died in a traffic accident en route to cover a story on January 12, 1978.
Rob Daugherty Evening Anchor 1980s.
Rick Douglas Evening Anchor 1987-1992.
Terry Douglas Evening Anchor 1980's.
Jack Dunhaver Evening Anchor 1980s. Deceased.
Mike Fitzsimmons Anchor 1970s.
Barry Judge Evening Anchor 1995-1996.
Karen Kelly Evening Anchor 1987-1995.
John Langeler 2006-2009. Weekend Anchor/Reporter. Currently weekday reporter and Fill-in anchor at KREM.
Teresa Lukens Sunday morning anchor with husband Rick Lukens from 1990's to 2008.
Renee McCullough Former Good Morning Northwest Anchor.
Marianne Mishima Weekend Anchor, Health Reporter, Weekday Evening Co-Anchor 1983-1999
Elaine Murphy Evening Anchor January 1985 to Mid 1991.
Dina Napoli Anchor/Reporter late 1980s to early 1990s.
Matt Templeman Former Good Morning Northwest Anchor.
Darin Watkins Weekend Anchor/Reporter.
Debra Wilde Anchor 2000-2006.
Mark Wright Anchor 1990-1998
[edit] Weather anchors
Tim Adams Currently the Chief Meteorologist for KNDO-TV/KNDU-TV in Yakima and Tri Cities.
Laura Ashley Former Chief Meteorologist late 1990s to early 2000s.
Elizabeth Gardner Former weather meteorologist 1995-1998.
Paul Horton Currently Morning & Midday Meteorologist for KPHO-TV in Phoenix, AZ.
Leslie Lowe 2002-2008. Currently works as weekend meteorologist at KHQ-TV.
Steve Mumm Chief Meteorologist 1980s to early 1990s.
Daryl Romeyn 1989-2003. Was at KREM as weekend meteorologist, has since left KREM since March 2010. Currently a candidate for House of Representatives WA 5th District.
Dave Sweeney
[edit] Sports anchors
Kayla Anderson Sports Reporter.
Mike Boyle Weekend Sports Anchor 2000-2002. Currently the voice of the Spokane Chiefs and the Tri-City Dust Devils.
Allison Leep Weekend Sports Anchor 2004-2008. First woman sports anchor in Spokane.
Rick Lukens 1983-2010 Former Sports Anchor, Sports Director and Sunday morning anchor.
Bud Nameck Sports Director 1982-1995.
KXLY Television Newsreel (1953–1960)
The World Today/The World Tonight (1960–1964)
The News/Nite Edition (1964–1971)
NewsScene (1971–1973)
News 4 (1973–1976, 1981–1986, 1996–2001)
Total News 4 (1976–1981, 1991–1996)
KXLY News 4 (1986–1991, 2001–2007; displayed in on-air graphics as 'News 4 KXLY' from 2001-2005)
kxly4 News (2007–2008)
kxly4 HD News (2008–present)
Making the Northwest Difference (1991–1998)
The Inland Northwest's #1 Source for Breaking News (1998–2001)
First 4 Local News (1996–2001)
See the Difference (2001–2004)
Uncovering More (2004–2007)
Never Miss a Story (2007–present)
See the Difference Every Day (2009-present, secondary)
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BIAfn's Media Web Database -- Information on KXLY-TV
^ The Broadcasting and Cable Yearbook says February 22, while the Television and Cable Factbook says January 16.
^ a b "KXLY-TV (Channel 4 - CBS Du Mont) Today's Program". Daily Interlake (Kalispell, MT): pp. 7. 1955-05-30.
^ Spokane Daily Chronicle - "KHQ and KXLY Authorized to Build Television Stations" - July 12, 1952
^ Spokane Daily Chronicle - "KXLY-TV Tries Pattern, Film" - January 17, 1953
^ Spokane Daily Chronicle - "KXLY Schedules Sunday Telecast" - February 16, 1953
^ Spokane Daily Chronicle - "Network Exchange Scheduled for Aug. 8" - June 4, 1976
^ http://www.kxly.com/global/story.asp?s=8776270 KXLY 4 News flips the switch on full HD
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