My Fair Lady is a classic and beautiful musical about transformation for the whole family. Acclaimed professor and confirmed bachelor Henry Higgins makes a wager with his linguistic colleague Colonel Pickering that in six months he can pass off a common flower girl, Eliza Doolittle, as a duchess at an embassy ball. After working day and night to speak "properly," Eliza transforms into a proper lady. Along the way, she enthralls those around her including Freddy, a high-society gentleman who falls in love with her, and a linguistics expert who is convinced that she is royalty. When the six months are over, she is too refined to go back to her old way of life, but doesn't desire the life of leisure either. A strong bond has developed between her and Henry Higgins, but it's one that neither of them wants to admit.
Because it is known for being both clever and romantic, it is one of the most beloved musicals of all time.
The story of The Man Who Came to Dinner is set in a small town in Ohio in December of 1940. A famous, outlandish radio wit, lecturer, theater, and literary critic named Sheridan Whiteside (based on the real-life personality Alexander Wollcott who was one of the most famous people of the 1920's-1940's) has been invited to dine at the home of the wealthy owner of a factory, Mr. Ernest Stanley and his family. However, before Whiteside enters the house, he slips on a patch of ice outside the front door and injures his hip. Whiteside intimidates the Stanleys with threats of legal prosecution, and they are forced to allow him to stay while he recovers. Whiteside proceeds to terrorize the Stanleys, taking over their home and interfering with almost every aspect of their lives. But Whiteside's life is about to change for the worse when his secretary of 10 years, Maggie, falls in love with the local newspaper editor and threatens to resign. Distraught, Whiteside plots to break up the happy couple. Maggie figures out his evil scheme and comes up with a plot of her own. Meanwhile, the Stanley's normally beautiful home is full of chaos, which includes: an octopus, 4 penguins, a roach city, and an endless stream of visitors that are very entertaining! The ending does not disappoint with a twist that will leave you surprised and laughing!
Winner of over 100 international awards and seen by over 65 million people worldwide,Les Misérables is an epic and uplifting story about the survival of the human spirit. Now adapted for high school performers, Les Misérables School Edition features one of the most memorable scores of all time and some of the most memorable characters to ever grace the stage.
Epic, grand, and uplifting, Les Misérables School Edition packs an emotional wallop that has thrilled audiences all over the world. The sung-through piece overflows with melodies that are already standards. This author-approved edition has been abridged to a running time of just over two hours, while carefully maintaining the integrity of one of the greatest musicals ever written.
Our LCA fall production 2016 was C. S. Lewis' The Screwtape Letters, a Christian apologetic novel. With a cast and crew of 23, the stage version stays true to Lewis' themes and purpose, but brings the action to life. Audiences were riveted as they watched the spiritual battle unfold onstage. This was one of Legacy's most important productions!
This stage production, based on the incredible true story of the von Trapp family, comes to life with the music of Rodgers and Hammerstein. It is the story of a widowed naval captain and his seven children, who suddenly find their world turned upside down by Maria, a postulant nun who is sent to work as their governess. With the nation in a coming turmoil preceding the horrors of World War II, the von Trapp family finds hope and redemption in their courageous stand for goodness and truth, along with the powers of love and the sound of music.
It has been 50 years since this timeless classic came to film, and it came to the Legacy Christian Academy stage in the Spring of 2016.
Produced with special arrangement through Rogers and Hammerstein Theatricals.
November 2015 – Legacy Christian Academy presents Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights!
The novel, one of the most famous works of world literature, was first published in 1847 under a pseudonym and is Emily Bronte's only work. Wuthering Heights recounts the tale of ill-fated lovers on the lonely moors of northern England. Heathcliff and Catherine meet as children when Catherine's father brings the abandoned boy home to live with them. The two grow up together, living freely on the moors while Catherine's brother torments Heathcliff. When Catherine's parents die, her brother turns Heathcliff out, forcing him to live among the servants. Catherine marries and the crushed Heathcliff disappears. Years later, a wealthy Heathcliff returns, but is it too late for them?
Our play version captures all the passion and revenge of this incredibly moving story. This is one of the most famous love stories ever told, and we know how to tell it.
Tale as old as time … that's what the iconic song says from Disney's Beauty and the Beast. The song refers to the fact that true love will always conquer all that is difficult; love is and always will be stronger; I am referring to the same idea. As Director of Legacy's production of this magical show, I can honestly say there was much difficulty to overcome. Working with over 80 people to achieve one goal, one vision … that can be difficult. Working with designers to develop a set that could accommodate such a vision in a smaller theater space … that can be difficult. Training 57 young actors to sing, dance … and act to their highest abilities … that can be difficult. Keeping enthusiasm high and motivation strong over 3 months of rehearsals … that can be difficult.
So how did I along with all the awesome actors and crew achieve success in spite of these difficulties? The answer: true love. A love for theater and performing, a love for a beautiful story full of God's truth about forgiveness, a love and respect for each other, and most importantly a love for our God from whom all the blessings of this show flowed. That is what theater here at Legacy is all about … true love. As a result, over 1800 people were able to enjoy this production that was beautiful and timeless. As a result, all 6 shows were completely sold out with people waiting to see if tickets would be available. As a result, we were all moved and changed.
The Advanced Drama class will present a delicious and hilarious stage adaptation of Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen's classic novel about love, passion, and the perils of courtship. Directed by Kristy Winkes, Legacy's Theater Instructor, this production fully captures the spirit of the beloved book and is pure delightful, romantic fun. It comically transports audiences to Jane Austen's world of desperate spinsters, determined bachelors, nosy neighbors, embarrassing relatives, and even a charming cad or two.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennet are desperate. With no sons and their property entailed to the nearest male relative, they are determined to arrange profitable marriages for their five daughters. However, when two eligible young men arrive in the neighborhood, excitement, passion, and comedy ensue. The Bennet household is turned upside down as Elizabeth, the witty and willful Bennet daughter, falls in love with the disciplined, dashing Mr. Darcy. Nathan Colestock (junior) and Jillian Johnson (senior) lead this fabulous cast as Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth. Dakotah Brown and Cailey Nelson (seniors) steal the show as the hilarious Mr. and Mrs. Bennet. Other cast members include: Jonnie Kraskey, Anna Cleveland, Nick Broden, Jadyn Nelson, Mikah Juelich, Jessica Thomas, Kendra Hubin, Ashley Andre, Josiah Shank, Jake Hoscheid, Tia Hageman, Christian Foy, Grant Colestock, Josh DuPay, Ben Johnson, Kaleb Hokkanen, Angie Witzman, Sophia Berkenpas, and Mackenzie Meyerson.
One of Shakespeare's finest and most produced plays, Hamlet weaves a tale of intrigue, mystery, and revenge. Hamlet, the prince of Denmark, comes home from abroad to find his father, the king, dead, and his mother remarried to his uncle. He immediately suspects foul play and with his friend Horatio, embarks on a quest to find the truth and avenge his father's death. This story is one that transcends time and speaks to all of us with the all-important universal theme that pervades all of Shakespeare's work – finding truth and light in a duplicitous, deceitful, dark world.
Much preparation and training went into preparing for this play. The cast received special stage combat training from one of the best fight choreographers in the Twin Cities; they have studied the difficult Shakespearean language and translated it into modern language for our modern audiences.
This play was not to be missed. It was truly a beautiful reflection of what a great, creative artist our Lord is.


This page features our volunteers! To learn more about volunteering with Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation, visit our Volunteer Page.
Kate is a Co-ʻĀINA Team Coordinator at Kainalu Elementary this school year. Over the years Kate has been an ʻĀINA Garden Docent for grades K, 4, and 5 and has three children attending the school. Kate says, "I have strong beliefs towards green issues and the environment our children will inherit from us. It is also an incredible feeling to be part of something greater than myself and truly feel like I am making a difference in the lives of others." Kate grew up in the Santa Cruz mountains and graduated from San Jose State University where she met her husband. Her family has had the fortunate experience of living in California, New York, Connecticut, Florida, Pennsylvania, Nevada and now Hawaiʻi.
Flori Padua is a founding member of the 'ĀINA in Schools program at Kahuku Elementary. A crossing-guard, recess monitor, and lunch monitor, Flori is also a skilled gardener who manages the school gardens around campus. A Kahuku graduate herself, Flori is dedicated to helping students to fall in love with gardening and healthy food. As garden manager, Flori can be found maintaining the vegetable beds, planting surprise flowers for the students, or creating elaborate scarecrows to scare off the pests (human or otherwise).
Terra Pracht started volunteering this year with KHF's Plastic Free Hawaiʻi program. Terra loves being involved with good people doing good work. She finds that KHF aligns with her values and she is impressed by KHF's reputation and reach in the community. Terra spent nine years in East Hawaiʻi developing a wellness retreat center and an educational non-profit from the ground up. She's most passionate about helping grow a health-conscious community, eating the best foods ever, and mindfully living the Spirit of Aloha. The Plastic Free Hawaiʻi team is fueling her Oʻahu inspiration as she integrates on island and actively seeks new ways to contribute.
Over the last three years, Dyana has been an ʻĀINA docent for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th & 6th grades, as well as an ʻĀINA Garden Club helper.
Sal Quezada has been teaching ʻĀINA Garden Lessons for his granddaughter's classes at Kahala Elementary for the last two years. Sal's daughter is the ʻĀINA Team Coordinator and Enrichment Teacher at Kahala Elementary and encouraged Sal to volunteer. Sal's initial motivation for volunteering for ʻĀINA was his daughter and granddaughter, but once he met the rest of the children and teachers he said he was hooked! "I enjoy interacting with the children and really saw all the lessons through their fresh eyes." Sal was born in downtown Los Angeles, and grew up in East Los Angeles. Sal and his wife have three grown children, who all married people from Hawaiʻi! Sal will have seven grandchildren (7 years and younger) by this summer. In 2012, Sal retired after teaching high school mathematics in inner city schools, and spent one year teaching at UCLA.
Norkilo Lassoff who moved with her family from Japan is currently a parent at Waikiki Elementary School but started volunteering as an ʻĀINA Docent in 2015 when she was a Kindergarten parent at Kahala Elementary. Noriko said she enjoys being an ʻĀINA Docent for both her children's grade levels each school year because she feels she is supporting the school's 'ĀINA Program, and loves watching the students learn in the school gardens. She also explains that volunteering with ʻĀINA at her children's schools allows her to meet other parents and grow her knowledge about gardening and nutrition. Noriko loves being recognized on campus by the students when she is wearing her ʻĀINA t-shirt and appreciates the support she receives from the KHF staff with trainings and supplies in preparing for the ʻĀINA Lessons, and we appreciate Norikoʻs attention to detail and communication in working with her ʻĀINA Docent Team in preparing for their AINA Lessons!
Scott volunteered for his senior practicum internship for UHWO in the fall of 2017. As a KHF intern Scott worked on a variety of projects in the ʻĀINA In Schools program as well as assisted the KHF Grants Administrator with Farm Field Trip reservation tracking, booking, and communicating with teachers and farmers. "I love to see keiki captivated through ʻāina based learning...on one of the ʻĀINA Farm Field Trips, I overheard a student tell his teacher, 'this was the best field trip of the year!'", said Scott.
Kawehi started volunteering with KHF in August 2017 to fulfill internship requirements at her high school. Kawhei enjoyed volunteering alongside the Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation staff, when asked what she thought about the experience she said, "To say it was a fabulous experience would be an understatement." I enjoyed working alongside the staff, and I learned to be patient with time consuming tasks like cutting headbands for ʻĀINA Lessons." Kawehi learned that volunteering in a work environment is different than school because it can be a more flexible environment. Kewehi loves to contribute. Every year she travels to different states to volunteer for her favorite organization "Embracing the world". Her volunteer jobs with Embracing the world included, Dish washing, cooking, chopping vegetables, serving food for over 1,000 people at the programs they hold.
The Kamehameha Schools' Tree/Dog/CatHuggers are a community service organization formed at the insistence of some good-hearted, motivated kids in 1991 and advised by the Slagels. They are engaged in most prominently, environmental causes, including sustainability, recycling, and stewardship over neglected and abused animal populations. Since 2004 the club has volunteered and assisted with Zero Waste initiatives at ALL 6 Kōkua Festivals and both Jack Johnson shows at the Waikiki Shell.
Arlete first volunteered for Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation at a Sunset Beach Elementary Garden Party in 2009. Inspired by the beautiful garden and KHF's mission, she began volunteering at Plastic Free Hawaiʻi beach cleanups. Proud parent of a Kahuku Elementary kindergartener, Arlete now volunteers as an 'ĀINA In Schools Garden Docent. Reflecting on the experience, she says she is reminded of Brazil where her parents grow much of their own food and eat from the garden to stay healthy.
Nathan started volunteering in 2016 for the Plastic Free Hawaiʻi program. He volunteers because he support KHFs mission and believes that educating the younger generation is the most important responsibility we have. "With knowledge we learn compassion, and gain an understanding of how systems and people are interconnected, which is essential to making the world a better place, says Nathan" He hopes to lead by example. Nathan is a firm opponent of the idea that one person can't make a difference "everyone who has ever lived, was just one person." Nathan feels fortunate to have spent much of his youth outdoors, and to have inherited a deep appreciation for nature from his parents. His other passions include running, surfing, cooking, taking photographs, and guilt-tripping friends for buying plastic bottles and eating processed foods.
Joan a parent at Ahuimanu Elementary became an ʻĀINA volunteer in 2013. She has been a Kindergarten,1st and 5th grade Garden Docent, and a 2nd grade Nutrition Docent at Ahuimanu Elementary. Joan is very supportive of the ʻĀINA Program at her children's school and has also volunteered to lead ʻĀINA Garden Parties and run the ʻĀINA booth at the Spring Fun Fair. Joan volunteers for ʻĀINA In Schools because she believes in the KHF vision of sustainability and environmental awareness for kids. It makes her very happy to pass down this knowledge to bright young minds, and in the process she enjoys learning quite a bit herself. "One of my favorite experiences being a Docent was my first year teaching Kindergarten. We taught one of our last lessons outside next to our butterfly garden and soon noticed that butterflies were all around us. This was a beautiful real life experience for the students, that they wonʻt soon forget. A 1st degree black belt in Kajukenbo, Joan is a mother of 3, a member of the schoolʻs Student Community Council and a five year veteran on the Fun Fair committee. She regularly shops at Farmers Markets and eats organic food as much as possible. Joan says she encourages her own children to stay active and eat healthy.
Tim started volunteering in 2007 with KHF's Plastic Free Hawaiʻi program and is currently in his second year as a parent ʻĀINA In Schools Garden Docent at Sunset Beach Elementary for his son's grade. Tim enjoys volunteering with KHF because the focus is on topics that he feel are going to be or are critical issues that the next generation will be dealing with. Tim feels broad issues such as waste reduction (especially single-use plastics), environmental stewardship, and food related topics are very important and KHF creates a fun and educational environment for youth to engage in those issues. One of Tim's most memorable experiences as a volunteer was as an ʻĀINA In Schools Garden Docent for his son's kindergarten class. During the lesson the children had the opportunity to use their magnifying glasses in the school garden to look for insects and then draw what they observed. "The expressions of excitement and wonder on their faces as they peered into a new world was truly inspiring," says Tim. Tim also partners with Sunset Beach Elementary School in their waste reduction efforts by collecting the cafeteria food waste for animal feed and hot composting on his farm. When not volunteering, Tim is Director of Conservation at the North Shore Community Land Trust leading community volunteer work days at the Pūpūkea-Paumalu Trail and Kahuku Point.
Leigh is the ʻĀINA Team Coordinator and lead kindergarten Garden Docent at Waikiki School. She grew up on a cattle farm, 3D Valley Farms, in Southern Indiana, was very active in 4-H, FFA, and played several sports. She believes in the importance of agriculture education in our schools and feels that ʻĀINA In Schools gives kids the opportunity to lead, listen, and learn to be stewards of the land.
Lisa began volunteering with Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation in 2014. Lisa has volunteered for Hawaiʻi State Farm Fair and Haleʻiwa Arts Festival KHF outreach tables. Lisa has also been an ʻĀina In Schools Compost docent for grade 3 & Nutrition Docent for Grade 6 at Waialua Elementary School. Lisa considers herself a "life-long learner". She volunteers for KHF because it allows her to share, learn, have fun, and meet lots of people who care about education and our island environment. Lisa says, "It feels good to help!" Lisa is a Hawaiʻi State Licensed Teacher with both a P.D. and M.Ed. in Elementary Education. She has been teaching on Oʻahu for over 20 years in both the public and private sectors. Lisa is impressed with the ʻĀINA curriculum, docent training program, and overall support received from the ʻĀINA staff. Lisa is passionate about teaching others to preserve and protect our unique island environment, care about our global home, and have our voices be heard. Through volunteerism, Lisa feels she can achieve these goals.
Aimee is an active parent volunteer at Waialae Public Charter School, and has been an ʻĀINA Garden and Nutrition Docent and ʻĀINA Chef Visit assistant for visiting ʻAINA Chef Ed Kenney who she works for at Mud Hen Water Restaurant when she is not volunteering for the school! Volunteering for AINA In Schools is rewarding for Amy and it supports her passions and professional work in cooking and eating "Close to the Source" foods and appreciating and supporting local farmers.
Nic started volunteering with Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundationʻs ʻĀINA IN Schools program in the fall of 2014. Nic is a community ʻĀINA Docent at Kahala Elementary, who began as a compost docent in the 2014-15 school year and continued this school year as a Grade 5 ʻĀINA Garden Docent. Nic says he volunteers with Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation because he believes that creating a sustainable food system is absolutely vital to solving some of the world's most pressing problems including climate change, inequality, the development of a robust local economy and creating a population grounded in healthy eating. He believes that educating the next generation about the importance of organic farming practices is the best way to create a more sustainable world. Originally from New Mexico, Nic is a graduate of the Global Leadership and Sustainable Development Masterʻs program at HPU and has been involved in developing a local foodshed through his work at a thriving cooperative. Nic is Produce Team Leader for Whole Foods Market and is also the Responsibly Grown Sponsor for over 30 Hawaiʻi farms, assessing their ecological and social growing practices.
In 2013 Alicia was introduced to ʻĀINA In Schools by friend, fellow parent, and ʻĀINA Docent Helen Bryson who had been an ʻĀINA Docent at Kainalu Elementary for many years. Since then Alicia was a Grade 2 Nutrition Docent and Grade 3 Compost Docent. Alicia also accepted the lead role in extending the waste reduction program at Kainalu Elementary by facilitating the community partners, grade 3 teachers, school administration, and parent volunteers to build and install a large scale vermicomposting system for reducing cafeteria waste. Alicia says "I was attracted to the values that KHF instil in the children through the ʻĀINA In Schools program and the children's willingness to learn. I love the way the children interact and get involved in where their food comes from and looking after the ʻĀINA, and the Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation Volunteer Appreciation events are some of my favorite memories of Hawaiʻi!" Alicia worked in Forest Policy as well as field based Forest Management in Australia. As a result of her experiences with ʻĀINA In Schools she has enrolled to further her studies in the area of Nutritional Medicine. Aliciaʻs favourite experience as a Grade 3 Compost Docent was watching the children separate the vermicast from the worms and end up with a big ball of squirming worms. She loved seeing their smiling faces and watching their caring hearts and hands.
Mary Jo started volunteering regularly with Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation after she retired, 6 years ago as the Kahuku High and Intermediate School Librarian for 25 years. Mary Jo has volunteered for Kōkua Festivals, Plastic Free Hawaiʻi Outreach, ʻĀINA In Schools supply prep and is a grade 5 docent teaching ʻĀINA Garden Lessons at Sunset Beach Elementary School. Mary Jo volunteers for Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation because she find it fulfilling to support the mission of a more aware and sustainable Hawaiʻi through the foods we eat, how we grow our foods, and a plastic free environment. Mary Jo also has several good friends to volunteer with at KHF which makes the time spent even more enjoyable! Originally from Southern California, Mary Jo moved to the North Shore of Oʻahu in 1971. She has two daughters and three grandchildren. Her current passions are her yard and garden, exercise of all types, grandkids and making driftwood, shell and beach debris wreaths which she calls Beach Wreaths.
Gigi started volunteering with KHF in 2009 as an 'ĀINA In Schools Nutrition and Garden Docent, and an 'ĀINA Chef. Gigi believes in the philosophy and mission of KHF and the good work of bringing our keiki close to the ʻāina. Gigi was a video/film teacher for 12 years, and community service has always been where her heart is. She was raised traditionally by her elders in cultural food practices and felt what better way to share these practices, than by teaching the younger generations about our connections to food. Gigi enjoys being a docent at her nephewʻs school and teaching him and the other keiki the same love for the ʻāina that she was raised on.
Destiny volunteers for KHF because she believes in the mission and is very passionate about living in a clean environment, sustainability, and waste reduction. Destiny finds that volunteering allows her to pass on these values to the youth in her community. As a ʻĀINA In Schools Compost Docent, Destiny enjoys learning how to compost alongside the students, Destiny says, "It's something I have always wanted to do, but never actually did until I volunteered, having learned how simple it actually was." Destiny enjoys listening to what the students say during lessons, and hopes she is inspiring them realize how much power they have to make the world a better place.
Betsey is a nurse in Neonatal Intensive Care and began volunteering for KHF in 2010. She has been an 'ĀINA Garden Docent for Waikiki and Kainalu Elementary and a Plastic Free Hawaiʻi Outreach volunteer. Betsey volunteers for ʻĀINA In Schools with hopes to inspire the next generation of veggie eaters and growers to learn to be healthy. She enjoys teaching others the importance of reduction of single use plastics and recycling and hopes they teach others the same. She passionately believes we need to reduce, reuse, recycle, and make eco-friendly choices to leave this planet for future generations to enjoy. Betsy loves seeing the look on the faces of the keiki when they harvest the vegetables they grow. Betsey says, "I am grateful to be a part of such a wonderful foundation, it fills my heart".
Jeff enjoys volunteering as an 'ĀINA nutrition docent because he loves working with his nutrition docent team to teach students the benefits of taking care of the ʻĀINA, their bodies, for their future.
Helen has volunteered for Grade 2 Nutrition Lessons, Grade 3 Compost Lessons, and Grades 4 & 5 Garden Lessons. She also has helped in the care, maintenance and expansion of the Kainalu Elementary School Gardens, and has volunteered every year for the school's Tasty Harvest ʻĀINA Family Night. Helen volunteers for KHF because the mission matches her beliefs and desires for educating our future generations to learn a sustainable lifestyle, gardening, and healthy living…. and the kids love digging in the dirt and trying new foods! A former elementary school teacher the ʻĀINA program allows her to be a part of her children's schooling experience and also a part of the classroom. Helen hopes that programs like ʻĀina In Schools become commonplace for every child. And she feels very fortunate to be a small part of it.


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Former UK basketball, baseball player Ben Jordan dies at 22
Updated: 1:01 PM EST Jan 12, 2021
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Ben Jordan
SOURCE: University of Kentucky Athletics
A former University of Kentucky baseball player has died, according to UK officials.Ben Jordan, of Olive Hill, Kentucky, passed at the age of 22, officials confirmed Tuesday.As a freshman, Jordan appeared in 10 games for Kentucky baseball, pitching 8.2 innings. He also pitched a scoreless inning against Vanderbilt to close out the 2019 season. Jordan played basketball for Kentucky, too, during the 2019–2020 season. He appeared in two games as a forward.Kentucky basketball coach John Calipari took to Twitter asking for prayers in Jordan's remembrance. He released this statement:"We learned early this morning that we have lost Ben Jordan. It is difficult for me to express and to put into words what a tragedy it is to lose a young person too early. Ben impacted our team last season in so many ways with his kind heart, his big smile, and his wonderful personality. He cared so deeply about this place and it meant so much to him to be a part of this team. We are grieving today over the loss of a teammate and a brother, but Ben will not be forgotten. We ask that everyone keep Ben and his family in their thoughts and prayers during this time as we try to find a way forward. Ben, may you rest in peace." The cause of Jordan's death has not been made public.
LEXINGTON, Ky. —
A former University of Kentucky baseball player has died, according to UK officials.
Ben Jordan, of Olive Hill, Kentucky, passed at the age of 22, officials confirmed Tuesday.
As a freshman, Jordan appeared in 10 games for Kentucky baseball, pitching 8.2 innings. He also pitched a scoreless inning against Vanderbilt to close out the 2019 season.
Jordan played basketball for Kentucky, too, during the 2019–2020 season. He appeared in two games as a forward.
Kentucky basketball coach John Calipari took to Twitter asking for prayers in Jordan's remembrance. He released this statement:
"We learned early this morning that we have lost Ben Jordan. It is difficult for me to express and to put into words what a tragedy it is to lose a young person too early. Ben impacted our team last season in so many ways with his kind heart, his big smile, and his wonderful personality. He cared so deeply about this place and it meant so much to him to be a part of this team. We are grieving today over the loss of a teammate and a brother, but Ben will not be forgotten. We ask that everyone keep Ben and his family in their thoughts and prayers during this time as we try to find a way forward. Ben, may you rest in peace."
We are deeply saddened to share news of the passing of Ben Jordan, a beloved member of both the @UKBaseball (2018-2021) and @KentuckyMBB (2019-20) teams. We offer our condolences to the family and friends of Ben.
He will forever be in our hearts. 💙 pic.twitter.com/ONAymqH0kC
— Kentucky Athletics (@UKAthletics) January 12, 2021
The cause of Jordan's death has not been made public.

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Landscape photography is uniquely wedded to the National Parks, and specifically to Yosemite. Many famous photographers have had a storied history with Yosemite-- their work not only shares and celebrates the landscape's grandeur, but also examines our relationship to wilderness and conservation. The contemporary artists selected for this exhibition bring new representation and varied voices to the genre of landscape photography, strengthening the rich relationship between the medium and Yosemite, while also blazing new conceptual and technical ground with their work.
BINH DANH, renowned for his elegant use of antiquated photographic processes, uses the daguerreotype in his ongoing Yosemite project. The resulting jewel-like photographs of Yosemite's grandiose landscape also allow viewers to see their own mirrored reflection on the image's surface. This juxtaposition is especially important for Danh, a Vietnamese-American artist, whose work addresses the relationships between immigrants, the American landscape, and identity.
MARK KLETT & BYRON WOLFE's collaborative panoramic images combine historic photographs by Ansel Adams, Carleton Watkins, Eadweard Muybridge, and Edward Weston. The resulting composite images visually connect various points across time, creating an artistic rendering of the landscape's continual geological and photographic progression.
TED ORLAND, who in his early career served as assistant to photographer Ansel Adams, celebrates and satirizes visitors' use and enjoyment of Yosemite through his aesthetically rich and intellectually clever images.
MILLEE TIBBS' project Mountains + Valleys confronts the myth of the untouched landscape. Tibbs physically manipulates her photographs through a series of geometric folds and then re-photographs the altered images.
JERRY UELSMANN's surrealist dreamscapes are composed of multiple negatives layered together in the dark room. These images, created in the early 1990s when Uelsmann participated in Yosemite Museum's Artist-in-Residency program, fuse the human form with the natural landscape. These imaginative photographs have been instrumental in expanding the definition of landscape photography and inspiring generations of photographers.
This exhibition is supported by the National Endowment for the Arts "Imagine Your Parks" program, the Yosemite/Mariposa County Tourism Bureau, Michael Fry and Claudia Welsh, Carol Johnson, and Michelle Marco.
Ted Orland, One-And-A-Half Domes, Yosemite National Park.
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Roy Hodgson announced his latest England squad yesterday for the forthcoming Euro 2016 qualifiers against Estonia and Lithuania.
The squad does include some mainstays such as Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart, and defenders Phil Jones, Phil Jagielka and Gary Cahill.
But two inclusions who may have caught people unawares are the inclusion of Tottenham midfielder Dele Alli, and Liverpool striker Danny Ings. But there was no place for Ings' Liverpool teammate Daniel Sturridge.
Alli has been an ever present for Spurs this season, with only missing one game for the North London side in all competitions this season. The young England midfielder has made an impressive start to his career after signing from MK Dons last season, having scored in his Premier League debut against Leicester City back in August.
Ings is another player who has been handed his first England call up, having played in 6 games and scoring twice for the Merseyside club, after making the move from relegated side Burnley in the summer.
There were also call ups for Southampton Left-Back Ryan Bertrand, who will be asked to fill the void left by the injury to Luke Shaw. There was also a call up for in-form Leicester striker Jamie Vardy, who scored both goals for his team in the 5-2 loss to Arsenal at the weekend.
With England already guaranteeing their place in France next summer, these next two games will give Hodgeson the chance to shuffle the pack, to give him a chance to look at who could be in the squad for Euro 2016.
The England Squad for the games against Estonia and Lithuania:
Goalkeepers: Joe Hart (Manchester City), Jack Butland (Stoke City), Tom Heaton (Burnley)
Defenders: Ryan Bertrand (Southampton), Gary Cahill (Chelsea), Nathaniel Clyne (Liverpool), Kieran Gibbs (Arsenal), Phil Jagielka (Everton), Phil Jones (Manchester United), Chris Smalling (Manchester United), John Stones (Everton)
Midfielders: Dele Alli (Tottenham Hotspur), Ross Barkley (Everton), Michael Carrick (Manchester United), Adam Lallana (Liverpool), James Milner (Liverpool), Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (Arsenal), Jonjo Shelvey (Swansea), Raheem Sterling (Manchester City)
Strikers: Danny Ings (Liverpool), Harry Kane (Tottenham Hotspur), Wayne Rooney (Manchester United), Jamie Vardy (Leicester City), Theo Walcott (Arsenal)
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Last week Neon Genesis: Evangelion landed on Netflix.
Being one of the most prolific animes of the 90s, this has been a big deal.
But it didn't take long for people to notice a glaring omission. The song from the closing credits was missing.
Fans Are Cranky Over Netflix's Evangelion Translation
The worldwide release of Neon Genesis: Evangelion on Netflix has meant that the iconic series is much more publicly accessible — but as fans have quickly discovered, a lot has changed. To add insult to the injury of losing the iconic covers of Fly Me To The Moon from the series' end credits, Netflix's release of Evangelion has also made several subtle, but critical localisation changes, including one with a momentous impact on the final episodes.
Fans of the show will be aware of just how important this change is.
The song in question is a cover of Frank Sinatra's Fly Me To The Moon, which manifests itself at the end of every episode. It's one of the most iconic aspects of Evangelion and its absence is overt to say the least.
Neon Genesis Evangelion ending: "Fly Me to the Moon" by Claire
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Gizmodo Australia reached out to Netflix to find out why the iconic song was removed, but the company declined to comment.
However, the song is still present if you're watching the show via Netflix Japan. This suggests that it is most likely a licensing issue. Whether Netflix didn't want to pay for international rights or if some other reason is at play remains unclear.
MTV's Daria had a similar issue when it was first brought to DVD. The original runs of the show was permeated by modern pop and rock music that ultimately proved too expensive to republish on new media.
The removal of Fly Me To The Moon isn't the only aspect of Netflix's Evangelion run that has people angry. Social media has been rife with complaints about the the subtitles, translations and even the English dubbing.
This has resulted in iconic quotes, the NERV logo and even entire relationships being changed, the most significant being between Kaworu and Shinji.
You can keep up to date on all the changes that are making fans made over on Reddit.


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'Stop work order an option on illegal Gov't Brandywine Bay project' – TCPD
- works ongoing for $300,000 beachfront development project despite no authorisation from Town & Country Planning Department
November 10th, 2015 | Tags: Ministry of Natural Resources and Labour Brandywine Bay beach development project Gregory W. Adams
A section of the Brandywine Bay beach. Photo: VINO
Chief Planner at the Town and Country Planning Department Gregory W. Adams. Photo: VINO/File
Earth-moving machinery at the work-site yesterday November 9, 2015. Photo: VINO
Some of the sand that has been offloaded on to the beach. Photo: VINO
This sign shows an artist's impression from architects A. R. Potter and Associates of what the finished works would look like and features a series of buildings, parking spaces and a terrace making for an inviting setting for tourists and residents alike. Photo: VINO
A section of the construction area. Photo: VINO
The work-site viewed from the road. Photo: VINO
A sign erected at the works site said that effective October 2015 the beach at Brandywine Bay will be closed "due to construction improvements." Photo: VINO
The yellow demarcation in the water indicates the area to be reclaimed as part of the development. Photo: VINO
BRANDYWINE BAY, Tortola, VI – Government, through the Ministry of Natural Resources and Labour, continues to push a $300,000 beach development project at Brandywine Bay without the authorisation of the Town and Country Planning Department.
Speaking to this news site yesterday November 9, 2015 Chief Planner at the Town and Country Planning Department Gregory W. Adams said the plans for the development works are yet to be approved.
"Just as I have told everyone else the plans for that development have not been approved by the planning authority," he said.
Asked what was going to happen as a result of the works being executed in the absence of the Town and Country Planning Department's approval, Adams said it is difficult for him to say.
"We have done our investigations and we have communicated all information to the Ministry of Natural Resources [and Labour] which is responsible for the project," he said.
According to Adams, once they get the information that has been requested it will be processed and a decision will be made by the authorities. He noted too that a stop work order is something that is under consideration also.
"It is difficult for me to say at this point what the outcome will be," said Adams.
A check with the Department of Conservation and Fisheries revealed that that department had nothing to do with any permitting for the Brandywine Bay project.
Attempts to reach officials from the Ministry of Natural Resources on the project proved futile up to press time.
Residents of the area complained when the first loads of sand started dropping in late October 2015.
When this news site visited the project site at Brandywine Bay yesterday, November 9, 2015 the project seemed well underway with lots of earth-moving equipment and signage indicating that it was a work in progress.
Loads of white sand had been placed on the area of the development as it appears that a portion of the sea will be filled in to make space for the planned development.
It is unclear whether the development works will have any major environmental impact to the beach at Brandywine Bay.
A sign erected at the works site said that effective October 2015 the beach at Brandywine Bay will be closed "due to construction improvements."
The sign also shows an artist's impression from architects A. R. Potter and Associates of what the finished works would look like and features a series of buildings, parking spaces and a terrace making for an inviting setting for tourists and residents alike.
We will continue to follow this story and bring updates as more information becomes available.
22 Responses to "'Stop work order an option on illegal Gov't Brandywine Bay project' – TCPD"
Music (10/11/2015, 08:08) Like (35) Dislike (1) Reply
No surprise NDP is rootless and has no regard for law and order
the rock (10/11/2015, 20:55) Like (1) Dislike (3) Reply
don't even try to compare this with the sea cows bay project, its like apple to oranges, this development has to be and done now, and that's the bottom line, we taxi drivers need alternatives to take our cruise ship passengers, plus bruise bay and cane garden bay needs the ease!
@ the rock (15/11/2015, 01:05) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
This has become laughable, the fact that NDP do not care about the laws or this governor who gone AWAL
Meli (10/11/2015, 08:28) Like (47) Dislike (1) Reply
What kind of thing is this where our Government is not held accountable for its actions? The project should be given a stop work order until Town & Country Planning has all the requested information. This is a major project and everything should have been in place BEFORE the work began. The MNR&L should be ashamed. This is why people have no respect for authority, because even a Ministry is doing what they want without the proper approval. Mr. Adams we the people are watching this closely. When the lil man want to add on a simple bedroom, you wont be able to tell them anything.
hhhmm (10/11/2015, 08:39) Like (12) Dislike (57) Reply
progress being made to develop the beach why halt it (maybe them taking too long approving the plan) it's a road side beach to have it develop and going forward should not be a problem
ndp (10/11/2015, 09:10) Like (23) Dislike (2) Reply
The big bad bully because they do what they want when they want.
???? (10/11/2015, 09:11) Like (12) Dislike (2) Reply
Is this a cowboy town now????
wize up (10/11/2015, 09:35) Like (8) Dislike (6) Reply
sea cows bay harbor project, same thing!! ( the whites come in and block our pathways to several beaches and the same planning authorities have done nothing over these many years)..knowing who the minster for that subject is that project is a done deal!!! it's a project that has the potential to be beneficial to the people of the territory) the only persons that are subjected to the regulations and the rule book are the VI Landers most others comes in act as a law unto themselves....
TO WIZE UP (10/11/2015, 10:12) Like (2) Dislike (0) Reply
....sure, others come in an act as a law unto themselves...based on your argument, only BVI islanders are at Ballo.
@ O; amercia jails are filled with mostly Americans; so what's your point....but I understand your point and its a very valid point
dog (10/11/2015, 10:07) Like (39) Dislike (2) Reply
perfect case for a law suit. They did the same thing with Hans Creek and Beef Island. They ignored the standing law. Why is this acceptable? It also calls into question how the Cruise ship pier park moved forward. Even if there wasn't a smoking gun (which we will never know because there was no investigation), the behavior suggests possibilities of other improprieties. This lack of protocol makes Government look like a dictatorship lacking public input and lawful procedure. Shame! Has TCPD just become paper pushers with no teeth? They are complicit in this action by not stopping it. They are waiting for paperwork while the law is being broken. Shame Shame!!
@dog (10/11/2015, 10:26) Like (21) Dislike (2) Reply
It's easy to cry shame on T &C department, but the reality is I believe Mr. Adams hands are tied. He is now going up against his a bull headed minister. I think he is treading lightly just to save his job. Don't forget NDP government is very vindictive. You disagree with any of their misbehviour and you are out on your head. The man have pickney to feed.
Sherry (10/11/2015, 10:29) Like (9) Dislike (0) Reply
why is there an option at all? they are disregarding the law. DO SOMETHING. Or is TCPD so afraid of angering the hand that feeds them? paperwork is just a formality. Then the government will do what they want anyway?
HAHA (10/11/2015, 11:32) Like (3) Dislike (1) Reply
This is no different to the SCB Harbour Project. Now I hope ayo see that the district rep for #7 is no different to district rep for #3!
foxy (10/11/2015, 11:50) Like (1) Dislike (0) Reply
Law breakers
pat (10/11/2015, 13:06) Like (3) Dislike (1) Reply
THIS NDP GOVERNMENT IS A DISGRACE TO THE RULES AND THE LAWS
wise one (10/11/2015, 19:14) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
What about getting bold and locking up the Minister and Pre Sec?
bay girl (10/11/2015, 15:48) Like (1) Dislike (0) Reply
WHAT A GOVERNMENT!!!
Mark (10/11/2015, 18:13) Like (1) Dislike (0) Reply
Had it been my project you would of had Conversation, Town and Country and even the minster himself coming to stop me from building my lil shack but its the same minster who pushing this project so who gonna stop him?
spend wisely (11/11/2015, 00:37) Like (2) Dislike (0) Reply
They can spend a billion. Brandy wine bay sea side will never become an entertaining or enjoyable beach. Maybe they should spend some of that money to fix the roads leading to smugglers cove beach with a few rest rooms. That would serve us better. Then use the rest of the money to build test rooms at beef island beach and put up a power poll and out let so power can be available at a cost for entertainment that would be of benefit to black residents.
SMH (11/11/2015, 09:04) Like (151) Dislike (0) Reply
The NDP has destroyed this country and have the majority of persons in the BVI blind to this fact. Time will tell.
THE FBI (11/11/2015, 11:22) Like (2) Dislike (0) Reply
What's happening at Brandywine Bay does not surprise me. What is taking place at the Port is equally distressing. The country is out of pocket but a $300,000. dollar unnecessary project is being undertaken to replace the Airport Project which has seen its last days. The Port is flat broke but the entire staff will be travelling to Anegada on a chartered boat to enjoy the lobster fess. This will include members of the "Board" which include a representative from the Ministry of Finance. Blow me down.


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Comets cap off AHL season with shootout win
The Utica Comets overcame two two-goal deficits to top the Syracuse Crunch 4-3 in a shootout Sunday night at the Utica, a memorable send-off for retiring defenseman Jaime Sifers. Brendan Woods, …
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The Utica Comets overcame two two-goal deficits to top the Syracuse Crunch 4-3 in a shootout Sunday night at the Utica, a memorable send-off for retiring defenseman Jaime Sifers.
Brendan Woods, Vincent Arseneau, and Zack MacEwen scored for Utica. Marek Mazanec made 15 saves on 18 shots to earn his third straight win.
Sifers was named the game's first star, and was joined on the ice post-game by all his teammates for a final send-off for the 13-year veteran.
Alexander Volkov put Syracuse up 1-0 early with a power play goal 3:49 into the game. Otto Somppi doubled the lead for Syracuse on a breakaway four minutes into the second period.
Woods brought the Comets to within one when he buried a loose puck on the power play at the 7:50 mark of the period. Lukas Jasek and Jesse Graham picked up the assists. After Syracuse has restored its two-goal lead, Arseneau scored on his own rebound to cut the deficit to one again two minutes later. Woods and Jasek tallied the assists.
MacEwen tied the game at three 32 seconds into the third period, on the power play. Tanner Kero and Graham had the assists.
No one found the net in overtime and the game would require a shootout. Jasek and Nick Bligh traded goals in the second round of the shootout then Kole Lind netted the winner in the third round to give Utica the win.
On Saturday, the Comets lost 4-1 to the Hershey Bears in their last road game of the season.
Nathan Walker scored on Utica goalie Ty Reichenbach for the only goal of the first period.
Lind's second goal in two games tied it in the second period. He waited at the left circle before firing the puck into an open window past Vitek Vanecek. Less than two minutes later, the Bears retook the lead lead on a power play strike from Jayson Megna.
The Bears scored in the third period to push the lead to two, then closed it out with an empty netter late.
The Comets finished the season 34-34-6-2, missing the playoffs.


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Disney+ Hotstar Hits 5 Million Subscribers in Indonesia
Disney+ Hotstar reached the landmark 5 million subscriber total in Indonesia, which is emerging as one of the largest and most competitive streaming markets in Southeast Asia.
The overall number of paying SVOD subscribers in Southeast Asia reached 39.5 million at the end of March, as the region added a net 2.8 million new subscriptions in the first quarter of 2022
Disney+ was launched in Indonesia in September 2020 with branding borrowed from Disney's India operations, a partnership with Telkomsel
Netflix leads premium video consumption share in the rest of SEA, with content breadth across premium U.S. series and movies, Korean dramas, Japanese anime and international originals serving SEA audiences
Local series, particularly in Indonesia and Thailand, have proven use-cases in customer acquisition and retention.
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Vidio and Disney+ Hotstar were stand-outs in the first quarter, growing their share of premium video consumption to 28% and 15% respectively, up from 19% and 10% in the fourth quarter of 2021, to occupy the top two spots, ahead of WeTV, Netflix and Viu.
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Author: Ann Marie Saarelainen-Simard
Title: Luminaries
Wishing upon a star just isn't enough.
First, you have to believe in that star, shining in this Northern Hemisphere of my brain, in these latitudes at least, sure, but it has been dead for million years, and more, when you are looking at it. And what hope is there in a dead matter? They are just beautiful because they englobe that mystery of a distance. It is unconceivable for those of us who are not, by definition, astrophysicians, and then again. That's why I prefer, like Mallarmé, the poet, in the idea of a star. "The immediate evocation of an object that emerges before us when we say it." That is closer than metaphors. And his written matter does not die. Unlike gray matter. Unlike the star matter in the sky. He is my creative writing star.
In a famous moment at Le cercle de Minuit, the Midnight Circle on the French TV, Leonard Cohen told a famous astrophysician, after hearing him, "You're the poet, not me." That's how he read in the discourse on stars, because he is an artist. A poet, songwriter, prosaist. That one artist is my main luminary. A fixture in the firmament. He cannot die, like the other, physical luminaries in the sky, because it's all written, not in the stars though. Oh and yes, he is a star. My star.
Try the moon, it's easier, but it depends on your mindset what it will do to your mood. This shrink I used to know told me he would get far more home calls at full moon. He'd tell me about Diane, a pianist, too afraid to get out of the house, whatever the time of the day, or her modus operandi of the moment. So he woud go. That shrink was brave. He knew all about arts and literature. We discussed Derrida and Barthes and reading note charts. He did not brush off the idea of sensitive people getting more that way on a full moon. That's why he was able to help Diane to create. He was a star in his kind, for the soft-souled lunatics of his artist and writer patients.
Hang your stars on your creative mental scrapbook as an inspiration. And count your blessings before you go. Thanks to these popular stars, yet not quite pop stars thank goodness. Thanks everyone. I am sending you inspiration and thankful thoughts on your way to shed some light of friendship in writing and arts... and stars.
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Indian lifestyle accessory brand, Molife, has introduced its latest Smartwatch – Sense 500 in the wearables segment. The new Molife smartwatch features a 1.7-inch infinity display and comes with BT calling feature. With the launch of the Molife Sense 500 smartwatch, the company aims to take on other brands such as Xiaomi, Huami and more. The company is also offering inaugural offers on the purchase of the watch. Other features of the latest fitness watch include an Sp02 monitor, blood pressure monitor and 24-hour heart rate monitoring.
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The Molife Sense 500 smartwatch has been introduced in India with a price tag of Rs 4,499. It will be offered in two colour variants – Coal Black & Mystic Silver and will be exclusively available on Amazon and molifeworld.com. The company is also offering the smartwatch at Rs 3,999 as a part of the inaugural offer for the first week. Later on, the device will be made available through Myntras as well as Flipkart for purchase.
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Assessment of corneal biomechanical properties and their variation with age
Ahmed Elsheikh, Defu Wang, Michael Brown, Paolo Rama, Marino Campanelli, David Pye
Purpose: The aim of this study was to determine the stress-strain behavior of corneal tissue and how the behavior was affected by age. Methods: Human corneal specimens ranging in age between 50 and 95 years were tested under inflation conditions to determine their stress-strain behavior. The corneas were subjected to two load rates that represent dynamic and static loading conditions. The pressure-deformation results were analyzed using shell theory to derive the stress-strain behavior. Results: The corneas demonstrated clear nonlinear behavior with an initial low stiffness stage and a final high stiffness stage. The transition between the two stages coincided with intraocular pressures between 12 and 20 mmHg. There was a considerable increase in stiffness associated with both age and load rate. Equations were derived to describe the nonlinear stress-strain relationship of corneal tissue for any age between 50 and 95 years, and these equations are presented in a form suitable for use in numerical simulations. Conclusions: The cornea demonstrates considerable stiffening with age with the behavior closely fitting an exponential power function typical of collagenous tissue. The increase in stiffness could be related to the additional age-related nonenzymatic cross-linking affecting the stromal collagen fibrils.
Current Eye Research
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Ocular biomechanics
Stress-strain behavior
Elsheikh, A., Wang, D., Brown, M., Rama, P., Campanelli, M., & Pye, D. (2007). Assessment of corneal biomechanical properties and their variation with age. Current Eye Research, 32(1), 11-19. https://doi.org/10.1080/02713680601077145
Assessment of corneal biomechanical properties and their variation with age. / Elsheikh, Ahmed; Wang, Defu; Brown, Michael; Rama, Paolo; Campanelli, Marino; Pye, David.
In: Current Eye Research, Vol. 32, No. 1, 01.2007, p. 11-19.
Elsheikh, A, Wang, D, Brown, M, Rama, P, Campanelli, M & Pye, D 2007, 'Assessment of corneal biomechanical properties and their variation with age', Current Eye Research, vol. 32, no. 1, pp. 11-19. https://doi.org/10.1080/02713680601077145
Elsheikh A, Wang D, Brown M, Rama P, Campanelli M, Pye D. Assessment of corneal biomechanical properties and their variation with age. Current Eye Research. 2007 Jan;32(1):11-19. https://doi.org/10.1080/02713680601077145
Elsheikh, Ahmed ; Wang, Defu ; Brown, Michael ; Rama, Paolo ; Campanelli, Marino ; Pye, David. / Assessment of corneal biomechanical properties and their variation with age. In: Current Eye Research. 2007 ; Vol. 32, No. 1. pp. 11-19.
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Burning Out on A.S. Resignations
March 4, 2018 March 7, 2018 UCSD Guardian Editorial Board
Both elected and appointed student leaders comprise the A.S. Council which tackles issues of housing, policing, basic needs, and transportation, to name a few. With less than a week before A.S. Council campaigning is set to begin for the 2018-19 elections, the current administration has been filling seats on its own council. The illness in the current A.S. body comes from a string of resignations over the course of this quarter. A.S. Council has lost and replaced eight members, over 20 percent of its 34 voting members. This combined with an unhealthy amount of absences has in past meetings inhibited the council from reaching a quorum — the minimum number of voting members needed to conduct a vote. Not only do these resignations stifle the progress promised by those who choose to run for elected office, but they speak to a common issue of the campus culture — burnout.
Unfortunately, no grand scandal can explain the loss of so many student leaders; a scandal would make the whole situation much simpler. Members of A.S. Council are dropping like flies because they are getting burned out so quickly. Burnout delays progress within and without A.S. Council and present such a common problem for UC San Diego students that the university plans to change the drop deadline for classes to address it. But resigning from A.S. Council differs drastically from opting for a "W" in a class to enroll again with a better professor next quarter. Dropping A.S. Council is more like dropping a class in which the professor actively works against your interests, and the grades of 28,000 other undergraduates depend upon your own. The pressure is great – understandably too great for some.
The election process incentivizes students to take on these roles by offering a stipend that varies from $20 to $400 a week depending on the position and an opportunity to represent students on the campus issues that directly affect them. Evidently, neither suffices.
The money means only so much when a part-time job would realistically pay more than most positions but require less of a time commitment, or when neither A.S. Council stipends nor a part-time wage covers the costs of living in San Diego or of higher education. As it turns out, appealing to a student's eagerness to sacrifice time and energy for the sake of the campus' political process is not sustainable either. Self-sacrifice might be enough when the person is a revolutionary rallying against the abuses of a totalitarian government or the lamb of God dying to cleanse mankind of sin. Self-sacrifice will never be enough when it's a student functioning within the university's bureaucratic mess to pass a resolution that will end up at the bottom of an administrator's to-do list, all the while trying to balance their own education, their own schedules, their own finances, their own personal lives. Burnout culture is alive and well, and $20 a week won't cut it anymore.
As counterintuitive as it seems, A.S. Council needs fewer people but more work. The yearly turnover of the whole of A.S. Council means that the initial capabilities of a new staff are dependent upon the training they receive. Representatives burn out because they are unprepared to tackle the massive time commitments these positions demand. If the election process mandated that candidates attend the same meetings, participate in the same programs, deal with the same tedious processes that force out the current members, only those prepared to take on the burden will rise to the occasion. If this type of informed consent fails to filter out those who can not take the pressure, a better stipend could pick up some slack. A.S. Council can afford to increase pay to a more compact team of hyper-motivated student leaders by cutting down on their bloated staff and shifting their stipends onto those positions that require the most work. It is impossible to ensure a stress-free environment; the nature of the job prohibits it. But A.S. Senate can ensure that candidates are well-equipped to handle the stress within and without the office.
The onus of addressing burnout and disinterest does not fall entirely on the shoulders of A.S. Council, however. Civic engagement is a concerted effort between leaders and constituents, but the campus has largely divested interest. When the work representatives do is so disconnected from the rest of the student body, it is impossible for them to internalize their efforts and maintain the same initiative that drove them to run for office in the first place. After all, it's not that these students never had any desire to enact change, it's just that a bloated, belaboring, and flat-out boring bureaucracy squashed any inspiration they had at the start of fall quarter. A.S. Council deserves a chunk of the blame for this disconnect due to its systemic lack of transparency over the years, but how many students can name any of the members of the student government representing them?
A.S. Council is decidedly clunky, structurally unsound, and personally shaken. But it is ultimately made up of well-intentioned students, some of whom were just unequipped to handle the stress. Realistically, any and all candidates should know the totality of what that their prospective job entails well before campaigning. But an expectation of prior knowledge lies out of reach in a bureaucratic mess that provides little to no way to become familiar with the system without being elected or appointed to it. As easy as the situation is to criticize, it also makes sense; a campus community which neglects the humanity of its student government will always find a few empty chairs.
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Our Sinking Cities
From Venice to Tehran to Shanghai, many cities are steadily sinking into the earth. There might not be any way to stop it.
A flood in St. Mark's Square, Venice
By: James MacDonald
Most urbanites outside of major earthquake zones assume their cities are physically stable. As it turns out, that's not always true. In many parts of the world, subsidence (or the gradual sinking of land) occurs naturally. The effect is exacerbated in urban areas, according to researchers Robert Dolan and H. Grant Goodell, due to the sheer weight of cities.
Buildings, sidewalks, and infrastructure all place a tremendous weight directly on a city's geological footprint. Cities often develop organically from small farming or fishing settlements that grow over time into large urban centers. The soil and sediment supporting the cities may have been just fine for small villages, but the added weight of an urban environment can literally compact the sediment, forcing the city downwards.
Cities that have grown rapidly, such as Shanghai, Tehran, or Mexico City, have subsided considerably as a result of groundwater withdrawal.
Many of the world's sinking cities, such as Tokyo or New Orleans, are built in low-lying marshes, flood plains, or river deltas, where soft sediments are unable to fully support the weight. As the sediment compresses, water and gas are forced out, increasing the rate of subsidence. This problem is exacerbated by deliberate groundwater or oil/gas extraction for human use. As the water draws down, there is less internal pressure in the land to support the city. Cities that have grown rapidly, such as Shanghai, Tehran, or Mexico City, have subsided considerably as a result of groundwater withdrawal. The ancient city of Venice suffers a double whammy. Built on posts sunken into the muck of a lagoon, Venice was already sinking steadily when groundwater extraction intensified in the 1950s.
When the subsidence does not occur at a uniform pace across the city, the effects are like a low-intensity earthquake. Cracks, sinkholes, and other damage to infrastructure have occurred in Venice, Mexico City, and elsewhere. Injuries and even fatalities can result.
Add to subsidence the issue of sea level rise, and things get really dire. Natural subsidence due to tectonic activity is already common on coasts. Frequent flooding, salt intrusion into freshwater aquifers, and excessively wet soil are all possible impacts. Cities such as Shanghai and Venice have spent millions on flood protection infrastructure: Venice has been building a network of tide gates across its entire lagoon, with mixed success; Shanghai switched from using groundwater to using treated river water, slowing the rate of sinking. Despite these efforts, subsidence can only be slowed, never halted. Great cities will continue to sink, with expensive consequences.
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Commission on Presidential Debates will mute President Trump's microphone to 'avoid interruptions'
President Trump during his speech at a campaign rally at the University of Iowa in Iowa City, Iowa, on Jan. 26, 2016. (Scott Morgan/Reuters)
Organizers behind the 2020 presidential debates will resort to silencing the president to maintain an "orderly discussion."
The Commission on Presidential Debates is cracking down on President Donald Trump's free speech at the final debate on Oct. 22.
The nonprofit revealed it would instruct audiovisual (AV) staff to take turns muting the microphones used by the president and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden to avoid interruptions and prevent either side from speaking for longer than the other.
"Each candidate is to have two minutes of uninterrupted time to make remarks at the beginning of each 15-minute segment of the debate," the commission said in a statement shared on Twitter. "To enforce this agreed upon rule, the only candidate whose microphone will be open during these two-minute periods is the candidate who has the floor under the rules."
If both the president and Biden are allowed to speak, AV staff will enable both of their microphones.
"For the balance of each segment which, by design, is intended to be dedicated to open discussion, both candidates' microphones will be open," the commission said. "During the times dedicated for open discussion, it is the hope of the commission that the candidates will be respectful of each other's time, which will advance civil discourse for the benefit of the viewing public."
If anyone breaks the rule by interrupting the other person, the side who interrupted will be penalized by having less time to speak.
"The moderator will apportion roughly equal amounts of time between the two speakers over the course of the 90 minutes," the commission said. "Time taken up during any interruptions will be returned to the other candidate."
The commission rejected any idea that the decision to mute microphones and penalize speakers for interrupting was excessive.
"We realize, after discussions with both campaigns, that neither campaign may be totally satisfied with the measures announced," it said. "One may think they go too far, and one may think they do not go far enough. We are comfortable that these actions strike the right balance and that they are in the interest of the American people for whom these debates are held."
The Trump 2020 campaign expressed dissatisfaction with the stricter rules but agreed to abide by them.
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package mealplaner.commons.gui;

import static javax.swing.KeyStroke.getKeyStroke;

import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
import javax.swing.JButton;

public final class SwingUtilityMethods {
  private SwingUtilityMethods() {
  }

  public static JButton createButton(String name,
      String label,
      String mnemonic,
      ActionListener listener) {
    JButton button = new JButton(label);
    button.setName(name);
    button.setMnemonic(getKeyStroke(mnemonic).getKeyCode());
    button.addActionListener(listener);
    return button;
  }

}

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