Take a look at the books Ruth has written!
Meet Buddy, Bold, Frank, Douglas and Sally - each has their own story to tell!
Only available from us here at Hamilton Education, most are linked to be used within the Hamilton Trust plans. The beautifully illustrated Hamilton book of Traditional Tales also comes with two Free audio CDs which is perfect for sharing the stories with a whole class, or for that bedtime reading time when you just can't keep your eyes awake enough to finish the page! Click here to find out more!
Brand new beautifully illustrated Group Reader books have just been added to our website!
'Being Free' and 'Three Wise Men and a Star' have just been written to accompany the plans from the Hamilton Trust website for the Mixed Yr2/3 Autumn plans (set B).
Frosty Rhymes will also be added soon.
Hamilton's Numeracy and First Number Passports are all about improving memorisation and fluency in key skills. Each passport contains lists of basic facts and fundamental skills that need to be secure for the teaching and learning of the new maths curriculum to run smoothly.
The First Number Passports are designed for Reception class children and are completed in one year. The Numeracy Passports take children right the way from Year 1 through to Year 6.
The passports look and feel like real passports. The First Number facts/skills progress children through a journey to the four countries of the United Kingdom, while the Numeracy Passports progress through the seven continents to take children around the whole world. The appealing context of a journey helps reinforce the satisfaction of moving forward. When a child has completed a country or continent, the date is entered on the first page. There is space for children's photographs at the back to make the passports really special to them. The quality of these passports is intended to raise the status of learning these important skills.
The passports are designed to be sent home so that parents/carers can see which facts/skills children are practising, and help with them.
There are spaces for three ticks next to each target to indicate that the child has demonstrated this target. This may have been noted through observation by a teacher or teaching assistant, a test, and/or feedback from a parent/carer. If the child has been seen to have demonstrated this skill three times, the child has really got it!
Available to purchase from us here at Hamilton Education!
There is a taster pack to give you a chance to see what the passports look and feel like. It includes one First Number and one Numeracy Passport as well as a tips sheet to give you ideas about how to use the passports to best effect. The passports come in packs of 10 or 30. Click on 'For the Teacher' for more information.
Check out the Group Reader page where new titles are being added all the time.
The newest ones are 'Crocodile' for KS1 and 'Icarus' for KS2.
All the Group Readers are written into the Hamilton Trust website plans but also make nice short stories for when you have a few minutes to spare!
Look out for more titles coming soon!
Our very own Professor Ruth Merttens is giving a talk at bett, ExCeL, London on Wednesday 20th January, 2016. Ruth's presentation, 'Mastery - where does it come from and how do we get it?' takes place in the Primary Learn Live Theatre at 13.30pm.
What are the origins of this currently ubiquitous notion?
How do we achieve the required 'mastery of age-related targets' for all children?
Professor Merttens will recap the provenance of the concept of 'mastery' in educational psychology. She will then outline the five keys to success in enabling as many children as possible to master the new and challenging National Curriculum mathematics objectives. This is predominantly a pragmatic and practical session in which five pedagogical strategies for improving the teaching of mathematics will be described together with their relation to 'mastery'. The session is addressed to classroom teachers and maths co-ordinators, as well as those involved in senior management in primary schools. Read more on the bett website.
Hope you had a great summer - where does the time go!
Just to let you know, we are introducing sound files to accompany some of the Group Readers.
When you purchase a set of 6 Group Reader books you will be invited to download the MP3 file immediately - and a link to the file is also emailed through you to.
Once downloaded you can play it to your group or class alongside using the books we will send out to you.
'Hickory Dickory Dock', 'The Mouse Frog and Hen', 'The Pobble who has no Toes' and also 'A Song of Toad'.
We would like to wish you all a good summer break!
Do come back and visit us soon as we will have some brand new Group Readers added to the site including Hickory Dickory Dock and Teddy's List.
At Hamilton Education, we believe passionately that children need and deserve lots of opportunities to handle books. A direct connection with texts will help children learn to read, and there's no better way for children to form that connection than to hold and turn pages of physical books, especially when they each have their own copies of the same text to share with their friends.
Hamilton's Group Readers are specially designed to engage children and to enable them to read together in a small group, with or without the teacher. Each child has their own copy and the texts are graded so that teachers can select the right books to suit the level of different groups of children. They are illustrated with lively, expressive pictures that capture children's attention and help them focus on the words in the story. The characters are larger than life, fun and memorable, and Boris the Bat and Sid the Lemur recur in stories at different levels so children can follow their ongoing adventures. The group readers are built in to the Hamilton English planning, to enable teachers to build guided reading sessions into their daily literacy provision.
We produce these books so as to make them accessible to all schools. We sell them as cheaply as we can in sets of 6, so that every child can read along with a small group of readers at a similar level. We have group readers across all genres, including non-fiction, diaries, letters, traditional stories, fantasy and poetry. Of course, if you are a Hamilton subscriber, you can also download these texts and print them yourselves.
I hope you and your pupils enjoy reading them as much as we enjoy writing them!
Download resources, lesson plans and cross-curricular topics for the New Curriculum.
New Spring Plans on Hamilton!


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Usage:	What he felt was that he had caught The Man and his confederate with the goods.
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Tallahassee, Fla. – Senior Jeremy Greenwald earned NCAA South All-Region Honors as the Georgia Tech men's and women's teams finished sixth and 11th, respectively, Friday at the 2014 NCAA South Regional Championships at Apalachee Regional Park.
Greenwald paced the Georgia Tech men with a 20th-place finish and 10K time of 30:59 to mark the second-straight year Greenwald received NCAA South All-Region Honors. He earned the recognition at last year's regionals as a junior with a 24th place finish overall.
Mississippi and Florida State took the top two slots in the men's race to secure spots in the 2014 NCAA Championships on Nov. 22 in Terre Haute, Ind. Ty McCormack of Auburn won the race in a time of 30:08.
The Georgia Tech men finished in sixth place, four spots better than last year, out of 22 teams with 241 total points.
Zane Coburn (31:32, 41st), Brandon Lasater (31:40, 47th), Nahom Solomon (31:45, 55th) and Alex Grady (32:31, 95th) rounded out the top finishers for the Yellow Jacket men.
"Greenwald earned South All-Region honors and finished strong today," Drosky said. "Coburn, Lasater and Solomon were solid as well. But today we didn't have a fifth man where we needed one.
The Vanderbilt (52 points) and Florida State (53) women's teams claimed the top two spots in the women's 6K race to advance to the 2014 NCAA Championships. Florida State's Colleen Quigley won the race with a time of 19:17, but Vanderbilt placed all five point scorers in the top 15 and won the meet.
The Yellow Jacket women finished 11th, four spots better than last year, out of 29 teams with a total of 321 points.
Senior Kelly Meyer continued to excel on the course, crossing the line first for Tech in a time of 20:35 and 30th place out of 196 runners. Senior Katie Townsend (20:58, 54th), sophomore Haley Keadey (21:12, 73rd place), sophomore Melissa Fairey (21:18, 79th place) and senior Allison Brackin (21:23, 89th) rounded out Tech's top five point scorers. Junior Caroline Kissel (21:37) ran solid for Georgia Tech as well.


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Léandre de Séville, né vers 534 à Carthagène, mort le  ou 601 à Séville, est un homme d'Église de l'Espagne wisigothique, évêque de Séville, promoteur de l'abandon de l'arianisme par les Wisigoths.

Il est considéré comme saint par l'Église catholique romaine et par l'Église orthodoxe. Sa fête est le 13 mars.

Biographie
Léandre est issu d'une famille notable hispano-romaine probablement d'origine byzantine, ce qui explique qu'il eût étudié à Constantinople vers 580 en même temps que le futur pape Grégoire le Grand. À la mort de ses parents, Léandre prend en charge l'éducation de sa sœur Florentine et de ses frères Isidore et Fulgence, avant de devenir moine.

Évêque de Séville , il convertit au catholicisme Herménégild, fils aîné du roi Léovigild, arien comme l'ensemble du peuple wisigoth. Cette conversion vaut la mort à Herménégild [réf. souhaitée]; Léandre est condamné à l'exil, au cours duquel il se lie d'amitié avec le futur pape Grégoire le Grand.

Lorsqu'en 586 le frère d'Herménégild, Récarède, devient roi des Wisigoths, il se convertit au catholicisme et prend Léandre pour conseiller. Son « programme » consiste à pousser le roi à agir pieusement et modérément, à faire le bien comme un sacerdoce, en prenant exemple sur l'empereur Justinien qui, à Constantinople, avait déjà lié le gouvernement bon et juste à l'orthodoxie de la foi, à l'intégrité de l'Église et à la persécution des juifs et des hérétiques. En 589, Léandre préside le IIIe concile de Tolède qui règle les relations entre l'Église et la royauté. L'Espagne devient alors catholique, de gré ou de force.

À la suite de ce concile, il introduit dans le symbole de Nicée la modification du filioque et en impose la récitation dans la liturgie eucharistique. L'adhésion des souverains wisigoths au dogme trinitaire est marquée par les premières mesures discriminatoires prises à l'encontre des Juifs, telles que l'interdiction de posséder des esclaves chrétiens, ou l'obligation de baptiser les enfants issus de couples mixtes.

Son frère Isidore de Séville lui succède à l'évêché de Séville.

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Buoyant Releases Version 1.0 of Linkerd as Adoption Soars Among Startups and Enterprises
SAN FRANCISCO, CA–(Marketwired – April 25, 2017). Buoyant, the company behind the open source Linkerd service mesh, today announced the 1.0 release, highlighting its enterprise readiness and adoption by major software companies. Created by ex-Twitter engineers who helped scale the social platform to hundreds of millions of users, the open source Linkerd project brings the same techniques for reliability at scale to companies around the globe. Today, Linkerd plays a mission-critical role at some of the most innovative software companies in the world, including Credit Karma, PayPal, and Ticketmaster.
"We launched Linkerd last year with the mission to make Internet software reliable at scale," said William Morgan, co-founder and CEO of Buoyant. "One year later, Linkerd processes hundreds of billions of production requests every month in companies around the world, with startups and enterprises alike adopting the service mesh model as they go 'cloud native' to take advantage of the scalability benefits of the cloud."
Linkerd a Critical Component of Cloud Native Adoption
The rapid rise in adoption of the cloud native approach, which combines containerization and microservices with dynamic orchestrators such as Kubernetes, is driven by the quest to push software to ever-greater levels of scalability and reliability. As an official project of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), Linkerd has become a de facto component of the cloud native model as a service mesh, a dedicated layer for communication between microservices in a cloud-native application.
"Just as TCP/IP provides an abstraction for reliably delivering bytes between network endpoints, Linkerd's service mesh model abstracts the reliable delivery of requests between services in a cloud native application. This means developers can focus on writing application logic, not networking code, and that operators get a uniform layer of visibility and control over cross-service communication," said Chris Aniszczyk, COO of the CNCF.
Linkerd's Service Mesh Delivers Mission-Critical Reliability for Leading Enterprises
Linkerd today runs in production supporting mission-critical workloads at companies such as Credit Karma, PayPal and Ticketmaster. It also ensures reliability and uptime in a wide range of industry verticals, including fintech startups such as Monzo in the United Kingdom, government agencies such as the National Center for Biotechnology Information, and long-established companies such as Houghton Mifflin Harcourt that has been in the publishing business for more than 180 years.
Credit Karma, a personal finance company with over 60 million members, uses Linkerd to iterate on core infrastructure without changing application code. "At Credit Karma, system reliability is paramount. At the same time, we are continually improving the product and rolling out new features. Linkerd has allowed us to decouple our application code from the underlying infrastructure platform, enabling us to rapidly iterate on both features and infrastructure without downtime," said Armond Bigian, VP of Engineering at Credit Karma.
PayPal, the global payments leader, relies on Linkerd for reliability, visibility and encryption across their microservices. "We're transitioning our core application from monolith to microservices. Linkerd has given us granular visibility into the state of our services, secured the communication between them, and helped ensure end-to-end reliability by intelligently balancing load and handling partial failures," said Josh Holtzman, Director of Infrastructure Engineering at Xoom, a service of PayPal.
Ticketmaster, the global market leader in ticketing, uses Linkerd alongside Kubernetes to drive critical ticketing infrastructure that scales up to handle massive bursts in load when tickets go on sale. "Using Linkerd as a service mesh allows us to build resilient, cloud-native applications with a degree of visibility and control into runtime behavior that we've never had before without having to modify our software," said Kraig Amador, Senior Director at TicketMaster.
Linkerd 1.0 Milestone Marks a Mature Feature Set for Cloud Native Reliability
The 1.0 release of Linkerd is a milestone for the project, reflecting a mature, production-tested feature set. Key features of the 1.0 release include a service mesh API; end-to-end reliability features such as load balancing, circuit breaking, request routing, deadline propagation, and retry management; security and encryption features such as transparent TLS; distributed tracing and fine-grained instrumentation; and many integrations into the cloud native ecosystem, including Kubernetes, Prometheus, and gRPC.
About Buoyant
Buoyant builds open source software for cloud-native applications. Founded in 2015 by senior Twitter infrastructure engineers William Morgan and Oliver Gould, Buoyant's mission is to make the Internet software faster, more scalable, and more reliable. Buoyant is based in San Francisco and is backed by some of Silicon Valley's top investors, including A Capital, SV Angel, Fuel Capital, Webb Investment Network, and Data Collective.
Linkerd Joins the Cloud Native Computing Foundation
Linkerd 0.9.0 released
A Service Mesh for Kubernetes, Part I: Top Line Service Metrics
A Service Mesh for Kubernetes, Part II: Pods are great until they're not
A Service Mesh for Kubernetes, Part III: Encrypting all the things
A Service Mesh for Kubernetes, Part IV: Continuous deployment via traffic shifting
A Service Mesh for Kubernetes, Part V: Dogfood environments, ingress and edge routing
A Service Mesh for Kubernetes, Part VI: Staging Microservices Without the Tears
A Service Mesh for Kubernetes, Part VII: Distributed tracing made easy
A Service Mesh for Kubernetes, Part VIII: Linkerd as an ingress controller
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Brewed for the early risers, who sacrifice sleep and warmth for the first meeting of the day abroad a wave to shore. Board Meeting is steeped with San Diego's own Ryan Brother's Coffee and cocoa nibs from San Francisco chocolatiers' TCHO, creating a dark brown ale with deep layers of roasted coffee, dark chocolate, and spicy nuttiness.
Artwork: Follows the Port brand label template, with businessmen finishing up their morning "board meeting" surf session at the beach.
Aroma: Mild dark chocolate smell, like a chocolate confectionary dessert with a hint of dark roast beans.
Once poured, foamy latte colored head appears on top of an almost black, dark ale, like stout or porter. The head foams up pretty good, then dissipates fairly quickly — one of those beers that eventually ends up with a tiny ring of bubbles around the edge of the glass.
Board Meeting has a hearty body with a thick and creamy mouthfeel. This beer exudes the malt. In this case, I define "malt" on 2 levels – lots of malt in the actual beer recipe, and a malty consistency. Like a chocolate milkshake, or one of those Carnation ice creams you find at a sporting event with the little wood paddle spoon.
Not only is the mouthfeel off the charts, so is the flavor. Board Meeting tastes like dark chocolate or cacao at first, with boldly roasted coffee beans in the finish. Or maybe I have it backwards, but I don't think it even matters at this point. Who doesn't like deep roasted coffee or bittersweet dark chocolate? The taste is reminiscent of an espresso hard candy.
Board Meeting boasts a heavy weight for brown ale, but in a good way. If this beer was a boxer, it would fight 2-3 weight classes up, with the porters and stouts. This is one of the darkest brown ales, consistency wise, I've ever had.
I don't like to get in habit of comparing beers, but it's more acceptable amongst the same brand. That being said, Board Meeting reminds me of less intense version of Santa's Little Helper, their holiday imperial stout. Both feature that weighty chocolate roast, but the good news is this one's available year round.
The best way to enjoy this beer is served after dinner as a dessert. That way you get your coffee and chocolate in the same glass.
Board Meeting is atypical to the brown style, exceeding the levels of "darkness" found in stouts and porters. A chocolaty brown ale is not that uncommon, or even one with roasted coffee. But Board Meeting uses both flavors, and uses them very effectively.


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Missing 3 year old at Hogan Quarry???
UPDATE at 2 PM: The Calaveras County Sheriff's Office has reported officially that a three year old girl has drowned in the Calaveras River after sliding down an embankment on the River of Skulls Nature Trail.
Per CHP Hwy 26 is now closed at Higdon Road in West Point. You will need to take Hwy 49 back through Mokelumne Hill to access Amador County.
No estimated time of re-opening has been given. Drive carefully. Storm damage will have to be repaired in many areas.
Has the Republican Party been hi-jacked????
Letter to the Editor: Trump brand all he cares about??
February 10, 2017 at 10:35 AM: An injured deer has been reported on Obyrnes Ferry Road at Copper Cove Drive in Copperopolis.
CHP is en route to the scene. Another driver apparently without deer warning whistles on the bumpers. Slow down, save a life.
On May 2, 2017 the Calaveras County elections department is holding an all mail-in election on the proposed ban on all commercial cannabis growing.
You have the right to watch the count at the Elections Office. They will be testing the counting machines soon. Call 754-6376 for more information on rules of observing.
February 10, 2017 at 10:10 AM: An elderly couple is reportedly stranded in their vehicle on Pettinger Road, which is flooded.
CHP and fire are en route to the area, just off Hwy 12 in Burson.
22 days and counting....Ttump gets thumped by courts--Ivanka on welfare??
Yesterday the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals denied Mr. Trumper his Muslim ban.
February 10, 2017 at 10 AM: A two vehicle collision has been reported on Hwy 4 between Stallion and Appaloosa Way just below Angels Camp.
No injuries have been indicated but the roadway is partially blocked, so be cautious if headed that way.
February 10, 2017 at 9:55 AM: A bank has reportedly collapsed onto Hwy 26 near Paloma Road in Paloma.
Drive carefully as there are several slides in the county due to rainsoaked hillsides.
February 10, 2017 at 9:50 AM: A mud and rock slide has been reported on Hwy 12 near Oak Leaf Lane below Valley Springs.
Caltrans has been notified. Be extra cautious if headed that way.
On February 8, 2017 the Calaveras Sheriff's Office arrested 2 men on Arrowhead Drive in Copperopolis.
February 10, 2017 at 9:30 AM: Two horses have been reported on Burson Road near Camanche Parkway South in Burson.
Be cautious until CHP can locate the owner.
Conway ban on CNN--Paddington Bear outfit??


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Cairo street festival El-Fan Midan endorses 'Rebel' campaign
Organisers of popular Cairo art festival El-Fan Midan support anti-Morsi 'Rebel' campaign by dedicating 1 June event to collect signatures
Ahram Online, Wednesday 29 May 2013
El-Fan Midan's 2 year anniversary event (Photo: Bassam Zoghby)
Anti-Morsi 'Rebel' petition collects over 7 million signatures: Organisers
'Rebel' campaign signals Morsi's downfall, says leftist journalist
PHOTO GALLERY: Revolution nostalgia in El-Fan Midan's anniversary celebration
El-Fan Midan evokes Revolution nostalgia on 2nd anniversary
Organisers of Cairo's El-Fan Midan monthly street festival have announced its endorsement of the anti-Morsi 'Rebel' campaign, which officially began on 1 May.
The campaign hopes to collect 15 million signatures by 30 June to register opposition to Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi and his policies and to demand snap presidential elections.
Organisers of the 'Rebel' campaign announced on Wednesday that the movement has succeeded in gathering 7,540,535 signatures in support of its goals.
The campaign organisers believe President Morsi has betrayed the demands of Egypt's January 25 Revolution as the Interior Ministry continues to kill more revolutionaries since his election, and Mubarak-era techniques of kidnapping and terrorising citizens remain, as well as the perpetual breach of Egyptians' dignity, on local and international levels.
The organisers of the festival are dedicating 1 June to announce their support of the campaign and call for the withdrawal of confidence from President Morsi in an attempt to ensure the fulfilment of the original goals of the revolution – "bread, freedom and human dignity."
On 1 June, members of the 'Rebel' campaign will join the festival in Cairo's Abdeen Square and will be passing out petitions for the audience to sign. The festival will also feature the usual mix of live performances, exhibitions and other cultural activities.
El-Fan Midan was launched in April 2011, almost two months after the January 25 Revolution, by a group from the arts and culture community seeking to find tools and platforms for dialogue through art and to disseminate culture to all Egyptians.
El-Fan Midan developed into a monthly street festival held on the first Saturday of every month, bringing music, poetry, performing arts and more to Egypt's squares and streets.
The festival depends on personal contributions and donations by people who believe artists have the right to share their artwork with the public and people have the right to learn about culture and creativity as fundamental, rather than a mere luxury.
For more than two years, the festival has taken place in squares in Cairo and a number of other cities in Egypt's governorates, including Fayoum, Assuit, Menya, Al-Wady Al-Gedeed, Alexandria, Luxor, Suez, Ismailiya, and Gharbiya.
Budget deficits have often stalled the festival from taking place in some governorates.


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Alert: Shooting at 0244 hrs in the Unit block of Q St NW. Lookout for S1 B/M, 13-19 years of age, 5'2″, wearing a black/white hooded shirt; S2 B/M, 13-19 years of age, 6'2″, heavy build, wearing a black hooded shirt, and a black ski mask, armed with a gun.
1. 3500 block of 10th St., NE at 12:33 a.m. The victim was approached by two suspects who demanded the victim's property at gunpoint. After obtaining the victim's property, one of the suspects shot the victim in the leg and arm. The victim transported themselves to an area hospital for treatment.
2. 1400 block of W St., NE at 1:44 a.m. The victim was approached by the suspect who demanded the victim's property at gunpoint. When the victim ran, the suspect shot the victim in the lower extremities. The victim transported themselves to an area hospital for treatment.
3. Unit block of Q St., NW at 2:44 a.m. The victim was walking in the block when he was approached by two suspects. The suspects began to shoot at the victim, striking the victim in the leg. The victim transported themselves to an area hospital for treatment.
Anyone who may have information pertaining to these offenses is asked to call 202-727-9099, or may send a text message to 50411.
Two shootings in two successive weekends within a block of an area that had multiple shootings last summer including one where ALOT of bullets were exchanged and multiple people were shot at the 2nd NW CoOp…wondering how long until there is some type of actual police presence besides a camera/spotlight on the corner of 1st and Q?
We are all acutely aware that this area is a problem but seriously asking both you and CM McDuffie what it will take for a fixed post or even more. Remember the last shooting was in broad daylight and a fairly large and well used playground is one block away.
We completely understand your frustration and will take measures to increase police presences in this area. In reference to the shooting last night that was reported to occur in the unit block of Q St NW. The victim drove to the hospital where it was reported that the shooting occurred in the unit block of Q Street NW. During an investigation no sounds of gunshots were detected from Shotspotter nor reported by citizens. During a canvass of the area no shell casing were located in that block. The District also had a unit working in the 100 block of Q Street NW, and this unit did not hear any gunshots at that location. The Fifth District Detectives office has this case under investigation to confirm the exact location of the incident. The Leadership in PSA 501 will be available at tomorrow's meeting to discuss any new police initiatives for this area.


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Home E/M Sentinel E/M Sentinel News Investigation finds justifiable use of deadly force against Avenel man
Investigation finds justifiable use of deadly force against Avenel man
KATHY CHANG, Staff Writer
By KATHY CHANG
WOODBRIDGE — The use of deadly force against Rodney Jencsik last year was justifiable under state law, according to an investigation by the Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office and the New Jersey Attorney General's Office.
That announcement came on Friday, Aug. 5.
Woodbridge police shot Jencsik, 50, around 7:30 p.m. Oct. 5, 2015, outside his Freddie Avenue trailer home in Avenel hours after he allegedly inflicted fatal stab wounds on his former girlfriend, Dina Marie Heil, of the Parlin section of Sayreville, at a home on Englishtown Road in Old Bridge and injured an unidentified man, according to Middlesex County Prosecutor Andrew C. Carey.
The man was treated for stab wounds at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick, police said.
Old Bridge police posted an alert for Jencsik, who was later seen in Woodbridge driving a Jaguar, authorities said.
Woodbridge police attempted to stop Jencsik, who fled. Police followed him to the Freddie Avenue home in the Ideal Homes trailer park, where members of the Woodbridge Police Department — and later, the Woodbridge Police Department Crisis Negotiation Team and Special Operations Team — surrounded the home and attempted to convince Jencsik to surrender.
Crisis negotiators said they made contact with Jencsik on numerous occasions, according to officials, and claimed Jencsik made a statement that if negotiators tried to enter through the doorway, it would explode.
When crisis negotiators lost contact with Jencsik, command staff of the Special Operations Team reportdly formulated and executed a plan to deploy chemical agents, specifically Ortho-Chloro-Benzal-Malononitrile, commonly known as "CS". CS is classified as a lacrimator, as well as a skin and respiratory irritant, according to officials.
The chemical agents were reportedly delivered into the residence with the purpose of having Jencsik exit and surrender, officials said.
Once the chemical agents were deployed, Jencsik reportedly kicked open the door, and while holding a "dark colored object" pointed in the direction of officers and allegedly stated, "I will kill you," according to Carey.
Officers reportedly began to give verbal commands to "drop the gun." Additional canisters of chemical agents were then deployed into the residence.
Police said they made multiple verbal commands to have Jencsik drop his weapon, according to the report.
As Jencsik allegedly continued to point a handgun at officers, an officer with the Special Operations Team fired two less lethal rounds at Jencsik. Almost simultaneously, another officer observed Jencsik still standing and fired two rounds, striking him in the chest, according to officials.
Officers then began to provide medical assistance to Jencsik and he was transported to Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
A .45 caliber handgun and a sawed off shotgun were reportedly recovered from Jencsik's residence, according to police.
The investigation concluded that the use of deadly force by the officer of the Special Operations Team was justifiable under the New Jersey Code of Criminal Justice due to a number of factors.
"Specifically by Jencsik ignoring commands to drop his weapon, specifically a handgun which could cause serious bodily injury or death," the statement by the Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office said.
"Furthermore, Jencsik had brandished the weapon in such a way as to infer intent to harm; and having already exhibited the willingness to cause serious bodily injury and death to others in the commission of the crimes he had previously committed in the Old Bridge resulted in the officer having a reasonable belief that in the absence of such level of force, [the officer who fatally shot Jenscik] and other officers present at the scene were in jeopardy of incurring serious bodily injury or death."
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Scientists Confirm That Stress Can Indeed Turn Hair Grey
When Ya-Chieh Hsu, professor of stem cell and regenerative biology at Harvard University and the Harvard Stem Cell Institute, wanted to figure out exactly what makes hair turn grey, she started with an obvious, albeit anecdotal, culprit: stress. There are well-known historical examples of the connection between stress and hair greying—Marie Antoinette's coif reportedly blanched after she was captured during the French Revolution—and studies have even linked stress in animals to greying hair. But for the first time, Hsu and her colleagues figured out the biological reason why stress saps the pigment out of hair.
In a study published in Nature, Hsu and her team report that the process starts with the sympathetic nervous system, which orchestrates all of the critical body processes that we never have to think about—our heart rate, our breathing, as well as things like digesting food and fighting off germs. It is also responsible for the fight-or-flight response—the auto-pilot behavior system that helps us to recognize and respond to threats before we really have time to think about and process them. The sympathetic nervous system is intimately linked to our stress response, so in that respect it's not entirely surprising it might have something to do with greying hair.
But the sympathetic nervous system's response to stress is generally one of last resort, activated only in a dire emergency when other systems are too slow or have failed. It's not called into action when you're behind on a project at work, for example, or are anxious about making an upcoming public presentation. Because of the energy required to turn on the fight-or-flight response, it wouldn't make sense to rely on it for those situations. For those non-emergency stressors, there are other processes at work.
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And that's where Hsu focused her attention at first. She suspected that if stress were indeed turning hair grey, then it was probably working through something like the immune system, which might be releasing cells to attack color-producing cells in the hair follicle; or by triggering the release of stress hormones like cortisol from the adrenal glands. But neither seemed to be the case. She chemically induced stress in mice by injecting them with a compound called resiniferatoxin, which boosted the animals' stress hormone levels; this method provided a reliable way of inducing the stress response over other strategies that the team explored, including using restraints, tilting the animals' cages, wetting their bedding and changing their lighting conditions. Mice lacking immune cells and mice without adrenal glands both continued to show premature greying after getting these stress-mimicking injections.
That's when Hsu turned to the sympathetic nervous system, and found that it could do permanent damage to a population of cells responsible for coloring hair. "We were really surprised," she says. "The sympathetic nervous system would have been the last system we thought about. We know it's activated under stress but you normally think about it as an emergency system, for fight-or-flight responses that are at the very least transient and reversible once the threat is gone. But here, we found that the sympathetic nervous system can permanently deplete an entire stem cell population."
The cells that are targeted by the sympathetic nervous system under stress are a group of color-generating stem cells found deep in the so-called bulge of the hair follicle from which all new hair grows. Called melanocyte stem cells, these cells become active when a new hair begins to sprout in the follicle; the melanocyte stem cell then starts to divide and produce pigment-producing cells that color the shaft of the hair as it grows.
Hsu found that even during normal stress (not the fight-or-flight kind), the sympathetic nervous system is active, and produces the chemical norepinephrine, which leads to increased muscle contraction, including in the heart. In response to the norepinephrine, the melanocyte stem cells start churning out more than the usual allotment of pigment, misreading the stress-induced cue for the one that signals new hair growth. Eventually, their color reservoir runs dry and they can't produce pigment any more. "Melanocyte stem cells are important in maintaining the pigment-producing cells in the hair follicle, and they are the only ones that can do so. Once they are gone, they are gone for good," says Hsu. " The result: hair stripped of color, turned grey.
The connection between stress and the nervous system and pigment-producing cells may be an evolutionarily conserved association among different species—cephalopods, including squid and octopi, also change color when under stress. Whether something similar (but in reverse) is at work in mammals and greying hair isn't clear yet, but these findings are a reminder that stress has widespread effects on the body, and may be working in ways that doctors still don't fully understand. Understanding how stress affects stem cell populations, which seed all of the cells in the body, from skin cells to blood cells and hair cells, could provide clues about how to cope better under stress and perhaps even age in a more healthy way. "Stress is an inevitable part of modern life, but we understand very little about how it affects stem cell biology and tissue turnover," says Hsu. "Hair color is an excellent starting point because hair is so visible and easily accessible. But different stem cells and different organs may respond to the signals of the sympathetic nervous system very differently, and we don't know exactly how yet."
Based on these findings, it's possible that there may eventually be a way to either preserve the melanocyte stem cells, or control the effect that the sympathetic nervous system has on their number. But for now, Hsu says, "There is no treatment available at this very moment. There is still a lot of work to do in this area."
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Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China says pursuing deals with the Islamic republic is "off the table" • Tehran's plans to buy 200 aircraft from major aviation firms Airbus, Boeing and ATR have all stalled after the U.S. reimposed sanctions on Iran.
A Chinese state firm on Wednesday ruled out selling passenger planes to Iran to help the Islamic republic revive fleet renewal plans, while a Russian executive suggested Moscow would be wary of putting its own programs at risk of U.S. retaliation.
The move underscores the challenges Iran faces in rekindling plans to import planes after the U.S. reimposed sanctions, though Iran Air reiterated on Wednesday it would welcome offers from suppliers not subject to restrictions on the export of U.S. plane parts.
Deals to buy 200 aircraft from aviation giants Airbus, Boeing and European turboprop maker ATR have virtually all stalled after the United States withdrew from a 2015 nuclear agreement between Tehran and world powers and reimposed sanctions on firms including Iran Air.
In May, the U.S. Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control revoked licenses to sell passenger jets to Iran that are required for any plane with more than 10% U.S. parts, regardless of where it is made.
Iran Air has said it is looking to buy planes from any company not requiring the U.S. permits and may consider Russia's Sukhoi Superjet 100.
Asked at Airshow China in Zhuhai whether Moscow was in talks to sell the Superjet to Iran Air, a senior official with state holding company Rostec declined to comment in detail.
Besides controlling exports for aircraft containing over 10% U.S. parts, analysts say the United States sets the tone for global aviation through its benchmark system of safety regulation and the widespread use of the dollar in plane deals.
Kladov said Russia's industry would continue to follow international standards on regulation and aircraft safety but would strive to be independent commercially.
Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan says China, Russia, other nations will be dragged into a war that will "end America as you know it" • Earlier on his trip, Iranian media published a video clip of Farrakhan chanting "Death to Israel" in Farsi.
Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan warned U.S. President Donald Trump not to pull "the trigger of war in the Middle East at the insistence of Israel," speaking Thursday while on a visit to Iran.
The 85-year-old Farrakhan, long known for his anti-Semitic comments, criticized the economic sanctions leveled by Trump against Iran after America's pullout from the Iran nuclear deal.
"The war will trigger another kind of war which will bring China, Russia, all of the nations into a war and … the war will end America as you know it," he said.
Farrakhan leads the Nation of Islam, a black separatist African American political and religious movement. The NOI has been largely closed off to outsiders, making it impossible even for those who follow the movement closely to gauge its strength.
After the video clip spread online, Farrakhan issued a statement saying, "I never led a chant calling for death to America.
The pressure the U.S. wants to exert on Iran will take its toll in the long run, but Tehran is already feeling the crunch • As the economy tanks, the regime will have to explain why it is investing billions in global terrorism instead of at home.
It is more likely that Iran will try to be flexible and pursue some sort of negotiations with the United States, in hope of reaching a new agreement. In fact, rumors of such informal talks have been swirling for quite some time.


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Borys Makary (ur. 25 sierpnia 1977 w Krakowie) - polski artysta wizualny. Zajmuje się sztuką konceptualną, kreacyjną, komentującą rzeczywistość.

Życiorys
Absolwent fotografii na Wydziale Komunikacji Multimedialnej Uniwersytetu Artystycznego w Poznaniu. Obronił doktorat na Akademii Sztuk Pięknych w Łodzi, którego promotorem był prof. Grzegorz Przyborek. Fotografii mody uczył się u Milesa Aldridge'a oraz w International Center of Photography w Nowym Jorku. Był asystentem fotografa mody Richarda Warrena. Swoje prace wystawiał w kraju i za granicą, m.in. na indywidualnej wystawie w paryskiej galerii Claude-Samuel, oraz na wystawie zbiorowej FOTOFEVER w Luwrze oraz galerii NUE. Pokazywał również prace na indywidualnej wystawie w La Maison de la Photographie w Lille oraz zbiorowej wystawie w Lille Grand Palais. Uczestniczył w festiwalach WeArt w Barcelonie oraz Photo Independent w Los Angeles.

Od 2012 roku otrzymał liczne nagrody na międzynarodowych konkursach fotograficznych w USA i w Europie, w tym medale na Prix de la Photographie Paris - zarówno za kampanie reklamowe, jak i projekty autorskie. Publikował na łamach wielu magazynów fotograficznych, w tym "Secret Behaviour" czy "contra doc!".

W twórczości Makarego widoczne są dwa nurty. Z jednej strony jest to fascynacja ludzkim ciałem, z drugiej - podziw dla piękna i potęgi natury. Do swoich działań wykorzystuje głównie fotografię, ale tworzy również instalacje. Coraz częściej sięga też po video.

Wystawy

indywidualne
 2019 - "They", NUE Galerie / Walencia, Hiszpania
 2019 - "2460376", Galeria FOTO-GEN / Wrocław
 2019 - "2460376", Galeria Imaginarium / Łódź
 2017 - "Connection, They were" / La Maison de la Photographie / Lille, Francja
 2017 - "Le factice" / Lille Grand Palais / Lille, Francja
 2017 - "Unseen dialogues" / Andel's Art Gallery / Kraków
 2016 - "Le factice", Galeria Skałeczna^5/ Kraków
 2016 - "They were, Connection, Polish misia", Galerie Claude Samuel / Paryż, Francja
 2015 - "Polish Misia", Galeria Marchołt / Katowice
 2015 - "They were", NEY Gallery / Warszawa
 2014 - "Polish misia / Lick your teddy", Galeria Ptapty / Poznań
 2014 - "Borys Makary", Galeria Nizio Interior / Warszawa
 2014 - "Polish misia / Lick your teddy", Galeria Imaginarium / Łódź
 2014 - "Polish misia / Lick your teddy", Galeria Prodesign / Kraków
 2013 - "Carpe diem", Galeria FF / Łódź
 2013 - "Borys Makary", Galeria Prodesign / Kraków
 2012 - "Carpe diem", Galeria Pauza / Kraków

grupowe
 2018 - "El cuerpo reinterpretado", NUE Galerie / Valencia, Hiszpania
 2015 - "Fragile: The Body Project vol. 4", Otwarta Prcownia / Kraków
 2015 - "Mglista strefa", MONA INNER SPACES, Museum of contemporary art / Poznań
 2015 - "Focus On Fashion: Only One" / Cracow Fashion Week, Krakow
 2014 - "Fotofever" Photography Art Fair, Carrousel du Louvre / Paryż, Francja
 2014 - "WeArt Festival" / Barcelona, Hiszpania
 2014 - "American Aperture Awards", Photo Independent Art Fair / Los Angeles, USA
 2014 - "Portret zbiorowy". Galeria Floriańska 22 / Kraków
 2013 - "NUE.1", NUE Galerie / Paryż, Francja
 2013 - "Nieoczywiste 2013", Galeria Aula, Uniwersytet Artystyczny w Poznaniu / Poznań
 2012 - "Look on Fashion", Galeria Imaginarium / Łódź
 2012 - "Look on Fashion", Andel's Hotel / Łódź
 2012 - "SPACE, SPACE experimental", Galeria "Bunkier Sztuki" / Kraków
 2012 - "End of the year exhibition", Uniwersytet Artystyczny w Poznaniu / Poznań
 2011 - "Bielsko-Biała 2011", Galeria B&B / Bielsko-Biała
 2010 - "Women diva", Pałac Pod Baranami / Kraków

Książki
 2015 - UNLOCKED (wyd. Atopos (Grecja), )
 2015 - Palette: 06 - Transparent(wyd. viction:ary (Hongkong), )
 2020 - "They" (wyd. Akademia Humanistyczno-Ekonomiczna w Łodzi, )

Nagrody za fotografie
 2017: PRIX DE LA PHOTOGRAPHIE PARIS (PX3) - Nagrody w kategoriach dla profesjonalistów:   * Trzecie miejsce (bronze) - Advertising
 2015: London International Creative Competition - Winner (shortlist)
 2015: PRIX DE LA PHOTOGRAPHIE PARIS (PX3) - Nagrody w kategoriach dla profesjonalistów:    * Trzecie miejsce (bronze) - Advertising
 2014: ND Awards - Pierwsze miejsce (gold) - Fine Art / Nudes
 2013: PRIX DE LA PHOTOGRAPHIE PARIS (PX3) - Nagrody w kategoriach dla profesjonalistów:    * Pierwsze miejsce (gold) - Fine Art / Nudes    * Trzecie miejsce (bronze) - Advertising
 2013: American Aperture Awards AX3 - Pierwsze miejsce w kategorii dla profesjonalistów -  Fashion i wyróżnienie w kategorii - advertising.
 2012 ONE EYELAND Photography Awards - Nagrody w kategoriach dla profesjonalistów:    * Drugie miejsce (silver) - Advertising    * Trzecie miejsce (bronze) - Advertising

Linki zewnętrzne
 https://web.archive.org/web/20190903035935/http://www.claude-samuel.com/expositions/2016/makary/
 http://maisonphoto.com/2017/03/borys-makary/
 http://www.fotofever.com/artist/borys-makary/380
 https://web.archive.org/web/20200303211613/https://www.weartfestival.com/weartmagazine/weart-festival-2014-selected-artists/
 https://photoindependent.com/american-aperture-award-ax3-winners-to-exhibit-at-photo-independent/
 https://ndawards.net/winners-gallery/nd-awards-2014/nudes/3/gold-award/
 http://licc.uk/winners/shortlist.php?comp_name=LICC%202015
 https://oneeyeland.com/awards/award_images.php?award_id=188&cat=advertising&year=2012
 https://px3.fr/winners/px3/2017/8789/
 https://px3.fr/winners/px3/2015/6766/
 https://px3.fr/winners/px3/2013/4016
 http://atopos.gr/unlocked-book/
 http://nuegalerie.com/HOW-DEEP-IS-YOUR-LOVE
 http://nuegalerie.com/BORYS-MAKARY-THEY
 http://nuegalerie.com/EL-CUERPO
 http://news.o.pl/2015/06/05/mglista-strefa-mona-inner-space-poznan/#/
 http://www.galeriaff.infocentrum.com
 http://www.ldk.lodz.pl/galeria/2019-04-05
 https://format-net.pl/pl/relacje/item/528-zobaczyc-niewidzialne-borys-makary-w-galerii-foto-gen.html#.Xl7HiS2BjOQ
 https://www.dokis.pl/files/view/1262

Polscy fotografowie współcześni
Urodzeni w 1977
Ludzie urodzeni w Krakowie


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By SARA CLINE - May. 17, 2021 07:32 PM EDT
SALEM, Ore. (AP) — A bill that would reinstate Oregon's moratorium on foreclosures for those experiencing financial hardship during the coronavirus pandemic passed the state Senate on Monday.
The bill, which would allow homeowners to put their mortgage in forbearance at least through June 30, passed on a 19-9 vote and now moves to the House. The previous state moratorium expired at the end of 2020, but many homeowners continued to struggle to catch up on mortgage payments.
The bill could be extended until the end of the year if Gov. Kate Brown lengthens the statewide emergency period.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the state's ongoing housing crisis has only been exacerbated.
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Lawmakers have pushed the housing crisis to the forefront during this year's legislative session.
Last week, they passed a bill that extends the time renters have the time to pay back rent, from July until the end of February 2022. That legislation is now on the governor's desk.
Last December, during a special legislative session, lawmakers extended Oregon's eviction moratorium through June 30, 2021, and established a $200 million in relief for landlords and tenants. However, the foreclosure moratorium was not extended — leaving some homeowners concerned about how they would make their payments.
Many homeowners are currently protected from foreclosures by federal moratoriums and the CARES Act provide for protections for homeowners with a federally backed loan.
But a report from the National Housing Law Project states that about 30% of single-family mortgages, or roughly 14.5 million loans nationwide, are not backed or owned by a federal agency and not covered by the federal moratorium.
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Nov. 7 (UPI) -- Lawyers seated 12 jurors in the Manhattan trial of accused Mexican drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman on Wednesday, setting the stage for opening remarks to begin next week.
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"We have one open rebellion," Cogan said of the juror, adding that he didn't believe there was any "real hardship here."
Lawyers for both sides agreed.
"My concern is that if one gets off with a few tears, we're going to have a trail of tears," Guzman's lawyer, Jeffrey Lichtman said.
Cogan informed the jurors not to discuss or research the case until the end of the trial. The jurors are under partial sequestration and will be escorted to and from the courthouse each day by a U.S. marshal.
Opening marks were scheduled to begin Tuesday. Court officials expect the trial to last 3 months to 4 months.
Guzman faces charges of overseeing a "continuing criminal enterprise," and using firearms in running drug trafficking and money laundering operations while making $14 billion in cash from the sale of narcotics throughout the United States and Canada.
Prior to his extradition to the United States, Guzman escaped from a Mexican prison through a tunnel underneath his jail cell.


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Ennio Contedini (born 8 October 1934) was an Italian chess player, Italian Chess Championship winner (1963).

Biography
From the end of 1950s to the begin 1970s, Ennio Contedini was one of Italy's leading chess players. He achieved his first major success by winning the International Chess Tournament in Zürich in 1961, ahead of Otto Zimmermann and Paul Johner. In the same year Ennio Contedini with Società Scacchistica Milanese team won Italian Team Chess Championship. In 1963, in Imperia he won Italian Chess Championship.

Ennio Contedini played for Italy in the Chess Olympiads:
 In 1958, at second reserve board in the 13th Chess Olympiad in Munich (+4, =3, -5),
 In 1960, at first board in the 14th Chess Olympiad in Leipzig (+5, =5, -6).

Ennio Contedini played for Italy in the Clare Benedict Chess Cup:
 In 1964, at first board in the 11th Clare Benedict Chess Cup in Lenzerheide (+0, =3, -2).

Ennio Contedini played for Italy in the Men's Chess Mitropa Cup:
 In 1976, at first board in the 1st Chess Mitropa Cup in Innsbruck (+0, =1, -2).

References

External links

Ennio Contedini chess games at 365chess.com

1934 births
Living people
Sportspeople from Milan
Italian chess players
Chess Olympiad competitors
20th-century chess players


The occurrence of "Multiple Sclerosis", an inflammatory disorder of the human brain and the nerves, is significantly on the rise in India where it is now "largely under-recognised and under-diagnosed", Dr Richard A Rudick, a renowned neurologist said on Saturday.
While the disease prevalence rate in the US is around one per 1, 000 population, almost as many people in India "may be affected" by this disease, Dr Rudick, Director of the Mellen Centre for Multiple Sclerosis Treatment and Research, Department of Neurology, Neurological Institute, Cleveland, USA, said here.
Stating that the disease, which is on the rise all over the world, was a prototype "auto-immune disease" that affects the brain and the spinal cord, he added that its most recognisable symptoms include--visual loss that can last for days or weeks, inflammation of the spinal cord that can manifest as numbness from the legs right up to the hip region, difficulty in walking and loss of balance while doing so.
However, neurologists across the world in the last 15 years have made dramatic progress in treating the disease than in the last 200 years, Dr Rudick said. "The good news is that it is no longer untreatable.
"With today's medical advances, we can completely control the disease in about 30-50 per cent of the patients," emphasised the neurological expert who has played a key role in several clinical trials and in developing new imaging measures for it.
Even as there was growing awareness about this disease across the world, he said it affect women more than men, particularly in the age group of 15-50 years.
People in the northern latitudes who lived farther away from the equator were more prone to get this disease.