We offer an individualized tutoring program for each student. Tutoring Plans are recommended, however, students/parents may schedule as desired. We offer flexible weekly scheduling. It is recommended that students/parents schedule no later than the Saturday before the week to obtain the day/time and Tutor desired for sessions. Individual tutoring plans are tailored per student need. Our tutors work with each student to teach to individual learning styles and academic need. Academic improvement and /or Classroom success cannot be guaranteed if a student does not complete the recommended tutoring program.
Every student must take a diagnostic test in Reading and Math before enrolling and attending tutorial sessions. Diagnostic testing is essential to ensure that every student's academic needs are met. Students who test on grade level may schedule for private or group sessions. Students who test below grade level must schedule for private sessions only. This one-on-one attention is to allow maximum working time with the student to master missing or forgotten skills. Remediation Programs for Reading and/or Math are recommended for students who test below grade level. Diagnostic Testing allows the Tutor to work with the student in shortest time possible to attain desired results.
Please consider your vacation schedule and your child's sports and extra-curricular activities before registering for test prep courses and Summer Courses. We will be unable to change the pre-set dates of these courses. In addition, please understand that we cannot schedule any appointments without pre-payment (minimum a week in advance). Prepaying ahead will guarantee the time of session desired. We cannot hold any appointments under any circumstance. We do not bind our customers in contracts however; this business policy is in place in order that we may schedule our teachers and students accordingly. Due to the number of appointment scheduling and appointment cancellations/no shows, we must abide strictly to this business policy. You are financially responsible for all missed appointments and late cancellations. We accept all forms of payment. You may make pre-payment(s) in our office, via our website, and/or over the telephone (this is also a secured method of payment).
Late Cancellations or Late rescheduling dates are subject to a $25.00 cancellation fee per hour scheduled or $25.00 rescheduling fee per hour scheduled if not rescheduled according to policy. Late requests for subject changes less than 24 hours of the scheduled appointment time is also subject to a rescheduling fee per hour scheduled. Tutors have set aside a time to tutor each student and are paid for the scheduled time if appointments are not cancelled or rescheduled according to policy.
Please be advised that if a student brings in a school project or an Essay, they will need to register for a private session in order for the tutor to be able to review the requirements and focus on the project with the student. It is unlikely that the tutor will be able to complete the project within one tutorial session. You may need to schedule additional private sessions if you would like for the tutor to complete the project with the student. If possible, please schedule at least one week in advance. In addition, if you only have 3 days or less when scheduling before a major project is due, it may occur that the tutor may not have sufficient time to work with your child and your child may not have time to complete the project and fully understand the work done for a classroom presentation. In addition, if the student has a book report due, it is a requirement that the student read the book prior to attending his or her tutorial session.
Our Private one-on-one instruction is intended for those who need additional assistance and attention in regards to the subject/lesson being taught and needed remediation on a more personal level. Students who complete diagnostic testing and do not test on current grade level are taught in private one-on-one sessions for Remediation and/or homework help until remediation is completed and the student tests on grade level. Students who test on grade level may schedule for private sessions or small group sessions.
Please note that if your child has a project due of any sort, they will have to schedule for an individual one-on-one session. Please be advised that we will not be able to complete an extensive project assignment with your child in a one hour tutorial session. You may need to schedule additional hours for the assistance of their project.
It will take time to reach your student's goals. Therefore, your commitment to completion of the program is essential for success. We highly recommend consistent attendance. Please consider your child's extracurricular activities schedule before scheduling a tutorial course. Irregular attendance or early withdrawal may be detrimental to your student's academic growth and prevent the attainment of desired educational goals. Without your commitment to consistency, we will be unable to attain the desired academic goals for your child. Enthusiasm and encouragement about his or her tutorial program will help build a positive attitude and maximize academic growth. Encourage your child to do his or her assigned homework, and remind him or her to bring all class materials to the appropriate sessions. For optimal results, we recommend your student attend the maximum number of instructional hours per week recommended.
Academic Advantage Tutoring personnel cannot assume responsibility for students who arrive early and do not enter the building, or for students who leave the center after instruction when no one is waiting for them. It is your responsibility to accompany your student to and from Academic Advantage Tutoring. You must authorize in writing if your child is to walk to or from the center. Please wait with your child until instruction begins and be available to meet your student after his or her session. Classes begin and end promptly at the scheduled times. Please arrive at Academic Advantage Tutoring no more than fifteen (15) minutes before class and no later than fifteen (15) minutes after class. Please notify Academic Advantage Tutoring of any changes in your transportation arrangements. All students must be signed in and out. If your student drives or walks, he or she will be allowed to sign in and out.
Please call no later than 7 p.m. the previous evening to cancel an appointment. Please call no later than 11 a.m. if you need to cancel a session for that day due to an emergency situation or illness. You are financially responsible for any missed session, or for any session that was not cancelled according to policy.
Students are not permitted to bring outside food or drinks into the facility. (Bottled water is permitted) Students may not chew gum. We ask that students do not run in the building or on the building grounds. Students are not allowed to tilt or lean back in their chairs. Cell phone use is not permitted in the facility. Turn off all cell phones prior to entering the building, or leave phones and other electronic devices with parents or at home.
Students must behave in an orderly fashion. Students will dress in accordance with the educational setting; no cut-offs, slippers or bare mid-riffs. Students are expected to be respectful of other students and faculty at all times; no raised voices, abusive language or gestures. Students are expected to be respectful of the building and its grounds at all times; no writing on the walls or tables, using the computers without permission or supervision, or leaving the restrooms disorderly. Students may not bring lasers, knives or weapons of any type. Academic Advantage Tutoring reserves the right to discontinue services due to behavioral or disciplinary problems. In addition, please do not attend your session if you are ill or have a communicable disease. We will gladly reschedule your session to a time when you are feeling much better. Students who miss a scheduled test prep class must pay to make up missed class sessions if desired. Payment made for group class will be applied to private tutoring make up session.
Tutors record session notes on "Tutor Worksheets" for your review at the end of every session, which must be signed by the parent or the party responsible for transportation. Please look over the work that was completed during the session and take note of any questions you may have regarding your student's homework or assessment.
Parents or students (when designated) must sign their student in and write the sign- in time before and after each tutorial session. Parents must not leave the center until student has been signed out. Please do not drop your child off and drive away with signing him/her in and making payment for the class session.
Parents, guests and all other visitors must wait in the waiting area until student(s) have completed their school day. No cell phone conversations are allowed within the learning center. This is a teaching /learning environment that requires concentration. Please assist us in maintaining a quiet learning environment.
Students are to have all cell phones and other electronic devices put away during tutorial sessions. Cell phones should be turned off or silenced. There is absolutely no texting or phone use during tutorial sessions or cell phone use within the building. In addition, students may not chew gum in the building, nor socialize with other students within their small group tutorial session. Students may not lean back in their chairs (for safety reasons) during their tutorial sessions.
Students enrolled in SAT prep are guaranteed a minimum 150 point increase. ACT prep students are guaranteed a 2 point composite minimum increase. The course guarantee applies only to students who test on grade level on reading/math diagnostic testing upon enrolling with AAT. Students who test on grade level and do not increase by the minimum point guarantee may take the class again within six months of the course. In addition, students must complete the course by attending each class and completing all homework/classwork assignments. Missing a class session without making up the missed session(s) and/or not completing all homework assignments void the course guarantee.


Despite the volatility that cryptocurrencies have experienced in recent times, many people still view them as safer alternatives when compared to traditional fiat currencies. While the blockchain-based decentralized nature of the crypto world makes is less vulnerable to hacking, exercising caution is essential if you hope to get through unscathed. After all, the risk of cyber criminals who keep upgrading their skills remains omnipresent.
If you've recently purchased a cryptocurrency or plan to do so in the near future, keep these pointers in mind.
Secure your computer by using reliable antivirus software along with a firewall, and run scans regularly.
Steer clear of new initial coin offerings (ICOs) that you feel wary about.
Do not fall for phishing scams by providing any kind of sensitive information in response to an email.
With a regular bank account, someone would need your login ID and password to access your account. However, when it comes to cryptocurrencies, all a criminal needs is your private key. This makes is very important that you do not share your private key with anyone, even for a brief moment.
While sharing your private key is never recommended, if you use a crypto wallet, you might have little to no control over your private key. This is especially the case if you use the services of a cryptocurrency exchange. However, people continue to use them because of the ease of buying and selling cryptocurrencies that they provide. Other than you having no control over your private key, you are using a hot wallet. For the long term, a cold wallet is the ideal way to go.
The main difference between hot and cold wallets is that while the former are online the latter are offline. If you use a hot wallet provided by an exchange, and in the event the exchange gets hacked, you stand to lose all the money you have stored in your wallet. While the possibility of this remains slim, the attacks targeting Mt.Gox, Youbit, and Bitfinex, should give you enough reason to be cautious. If you're using a hot wallet, make sure you opt for two-factor authentication.
Cold wallets give you complete ownership, and they require your participation to connect to the internet. The two most commonly used types include paper and hardware. With a paper wallet, you simply print and store your private and public keys. What you need to be careful about is not losing the paper and using ink that does not fade away. A hardware wallet can come in the form of a USB drive. This mode gives you increased flexibility when compared to paper.
Data surrounding your cryptocurrencies is sensitive, so it is important that you go the encryption way. Gav Smythe, founder of iCompareFX, opines that you should "consider using double or triple encryption." He suggests making multiple file containers to store passwords and wallet backups. For additional safety, he feels you should store encrypted wallets and private keys on different virtual file stores, and use different passwords for both.
If you have your money in a bank, it's the bank that essentially owns your money. All you need to bring this fact to light is an economic crisis. Cryptocurrencies work in the same way, where if you don't have control over your private keys, there is no telling what might happen to your money. Invest in cryptocurrencies only if you think you are up to learning what it takes to keep your money well and truly secure.
Jon works as a researcher with iCompareFX. This online platform lets its users compare leading international money transfer companies from different parts of the world. It also provides extensive reviews and access to special promotions.


This cute girl in a black beret is Achamu, a 19-year-old student. Her stylish outfit features a studded and painted vest remade from a denim jacket and a bright print dress from Romantic Standard. Her black creepers are worn with striped black-and-white socks.
Achamu told us her favorite fashion source is Nadia and her favorite band is Radwimps.
YES!!!!! If I could steal that vest from her, I would!!! She looks fantastic in it, and I love her cross ring.
Nice gothic stain glass window jacket !
Dang! I Love the ring. Gotta make exactly like that @.@ is it okae?
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First, today is National Anxiety Disorders Screening Day in the United States. Once again I'm providing a free screening to all readers.
You can take this test right where you are. Place the middle and index fingers of your right hand on your left wrist, applying just enough pressure to feel the gentle beating of your blood. That gentle beating is called your "pulse." This "pulse" proves you are alive, which is an indisputable symptom of anxiety disorders.
Medicate yourself as soon as possible and repeat until the world is bearable.
If you don't think you suffer from any anxiety disorders, and you think that the world is bearable just as it is, congratulations! You've already been lobotomized.
On May 6, 1758, Maximilien-Francois-Marie-Isidore de Robespierre was born. Even in the revolutionary context of his age, Mr. Robespierre stands out as one of the most revolting figures in history.
M. Robespierre fought valiantly to help revolutionary France achieve liberty, fraternity, and equality but inadvertently caused an unfortunate turn of weather known as the "rain of terror."
At first this rain caused only French loyalists to lose their heads, but M. Robespierre's egalitarian convictions led him to conclude that citoyens from all walks of life should lose theirs as well. The celebrated chemist Atoine-Laurent Lavoisier, for example, was beheaded on May 8, 1794 for having identified oxygen, which people mistakenly thought to be one of the noble gases.
M. Robespierre ended up losing his own head on the guillotine; this was called poetic justice by some Frenchmen and irony by others. This disagreement eventually produced the Napoleonic Age, in which soldiers had to crawl on their stomachs until Napoleon was disabled by the sight of Elba. On May 6, 1937, the Hindenberg crashed and burned in Lakehurst, New Jersey, killing thirty-six but providing a really cool cover for Led Zepplin's first album.
The Moron's Almanac extends birthday greetings to British Prime Minister Tony Blair on the occassion of his 50th Birthday today--I'm guessing he'll be happy to leave his 49th year behind him.
It's also the birthday of George Clooney (1961), who probably won't be sending Mr. Blair a birthday card, Willie Mays (1931), Orson Welles (1915), Rudolph Valentino (1895), and Sigmund Freud (1856).
It's the Day of Bravery in the Philippines, Martyrs' Day in Lebanon and Syria--probably a nice holiday to avoid if you're American, British, Spanish, Danish, Polish, Italian, Bulgarian, Australian... on second thought, it's Tourist Appreciation Day and Nurses Day in America, so somebody's obviously done the math already.


On February 8, 2014, RST Austin will partner with Ride for Refuge to raise funds for refugees, asylees, and survivors of human trafficking most in need. This is a great opportunity to become involved in the work that Refugee Services of Texas does to help families from around the world who now make Austin home. The time you give and money you donate will directly affect the lives of hundreds of displaced people in Austin. Our community is a great city for welcoming the displaced and giving to local causes that matter, so we hope that you will join us for the ride on February 8th, 2014!


Me: "Dude, you need to go brush your teeth."
Sippy Cup: "No thank you."
Me: "Ok, fine, don't brush your teeth. Then your teeth are going to get covered with germs.
And then they're going to fall out."
Me: "Oh really? You don't want any teeth?"
Sippy Cup: "I'll have teeth. My big boy teeth. When these little ones fall out, my big boy teeth will come down. I'll brush those."
Sippy Cup: "Fine! I'll go brush these little baby teeth for no reason!"
Little Sippy Cups is a smart and hilarious little boy. Don't stop with the postings love them.
He has about convinced me he is right.He is a smart little boy.


Children and teens with chronic headache pain and suspected of having an underlying psychiatric condition should be screened for anxiety and depression.
Although psychiatric comorbidities are common in adults with CDH, their prevalence in the pediatric population remains unclear, wrote Hope O'Brien, MD, and Shalonda Slater, PhD, from the Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center in Ohio.
Pediatric patients with migraine were significantly more likely to have comorbid anxiety than those in the general population (15% to 56% vs 5.8%). The prevalence of depression disorders ranged from 4.7% to 25%, representing an increase over the general rate for children under the age of 13 (2.5%).
The findings also showed an increased risk for suicide, pain medication overuse, and truancy among adolescents aged 12 to 15 years with CDH. Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) were also reported.
Pediatric patients with tension-type headaches had even higher rates of psychiatric comorbidity (75%), with anxiety most commonly reported (68.8%).
According to the authors, the findings highlight the need for clinician awareness and use of appropriate screening measures at the time of CDH diagnosis.
"Evaluation of chronic headaches in children and adolescents should include a validated screening tool for comorbid conditions," Dr O'Brien, an associate professor of neurology and director of the Young Adult Headache Clinic at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center in Cincinnati, Ohio, told Clinical Pain Advisor.
"More studies are needed investigating the topic of comorbid psychological conditions in children and adolescents with migraine, especially during the transitional period into adulthood. By identifying psychiatric illness and treating early, we aim to improve outcomes and quality of life in individuals suffering from chronic headaches," Dr O'Brien emphasized.


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Serving the peoples of 18 North Bay counties since 1973.
KBBF 89.1 FM es la primera estación bilingüe y pública en los Estados Unidos.
Sirviendo los pueblos de los dieciocho condados en el norte de la Bahía desde hace 1973.
Día del Niño: ¡Exito! – Day of the Child: Success!
El evento fue un éxito con mucha gente. The event was a success with lots of people. There was dancing, Habia baile, storytelling, cuentos, activities for the kids, actividades para los niños, and food! ¡y comida!


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Content marketing has been a hot topic in recent years, and it's an area Strategic Communications has been engaged in for some time. We have written about and given presentations on content marketing frequently, most frequently for EContent Magazine. This June, we gave a presentation on strategic content marketing at the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) annual international conference in New Orleans.
As we talk with others about content marketing, we're often surprised that many mistakenly think of content marketing as a business-to-consumer strategy; however, it's also an important tool for business-to-business (B2B) strategy as well.
Recently, we did a presentation on strategic content marketing for the 2016 International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) International Conference, and we thought the continued and growing interest in the subject bears further discussion, especially for entrepreneurs.
Despite the surge in mobile phones, tablets and texting, email communication remains a common way to connect with various audiences—internal and external. Yet, because it remains so common, those communicating via email face several challenges: getting their email to their intended user, keeping their email out of the spam/junk folder and, ultimately, having their email opened and read.


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Category: Country: Paraguay
Las herederas (The Heiresses, 2018)
Published on 14 September 2019 14 September 2019 by Ewan MLeave a comment
Finishing up my week of South American cinema is this Paraguayan film, one of the strongest cinematic releases of the past year, quietly telling the story of an ageing woman finding a new lease of life, but without the kind of melodramatic trappings such a plot summary might suggest.
It takes its time to unfold, for us to get a sense of these characters, as they shuffle around their decrepit house in the half-light, but everything starts to come into focus when the feistier of the pair (Chiquita, played by Margarita Irún) is sent to jail for fraud. Their house is falling apart, but it has a grandeur despite the unfaded rectangles on the wall where the paintings have been sold. Men come in every so often to move out a piano or a nice table, because the two ladies need to make money. And then the story of Chela (Ana Brun), the quieter one of the two, starts to take shape, as she embraces a new sense of freedom on her own, chauffeuring the local ladies and making new friends. It's all in the eyes, and the little turns of her head — it's a marvellously subtle acting performance from Brun. And there's a very precise use of sound, for example a cross-fade between a fight within the raucous prison to a salon of elderly women, both environments that contain our central characters, who look to move outwards. There's a sadness, I suppose — they are both elderly women living in trying times — but also a small glimmer of hope that one can find, even towards the end of your life, something meaningful.
Director/Writer Marcelo Martinessi; Cinematographer Luis Armando Arteaga; Starring Ana Brun, Margarita Irún, Ana Ivanova; Length 95 minutes.
Seen at Curzon Soho, London, Friday 10 August 2018.
Categories Classification: 12(A), Country: Paraguay, Rating: GOOD, Theme: South American Cinema•Tags 2018, ana brun, ana ivanova, brazil, drama, film reviews, films seen at the cinema, france, germany, lgbt film, luis armando arteaga, marcelo martinessi, margarita irun, norway, old age, paraguay, relationship drama, uruguay

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Johan Huydecoper, heer van Thamen, Blokland, Uithoorn en Kudelstaart, van Maarsseveen en Neerdijk (zich noemende Huydecoper van Maarsseveen) (Amsterdam, 1599 - aldaar?, 26 oktober 1661) was een koopman, financieel specialist, projectontwikkelaar. Hij was ridder, heer van Maarsseveen en zes keer burgemeester van Amsterdam.  Tussen 1650 en 1660 was Huydecoper nauw betrokken bij de bouw van het stadhuis op de Dam en verstrekte kunstenaars opdrachten om schilderijen te leveren.

Biografie
Johan Huydecoper was de zoon van Jan Jacobsz. Huydecoper, een banneling, die na de Alteratie een positie in de vroedschap had gekregen. Zijn vader behoorde tot de eerste oprichters van de VOC en wist handig te profiteren van de grote stadsuitbreiding van 1613. Hij was tevens eigenaar van een steenbakkerij ten zuiden van Breukelen.

Johan groeide op in de Sint Antoniebreestraat. In 1621 trouwde hij met Elisabeth de Bisschop, die een jaar later stierf. (Elisabeth was een dochter van raadslid Jan de Bisschop. Jans jongste zus, Lysbeth, was schoonzus van de remonstrantse voorman Simon Bisschop). Bij het opmaken van een testament in 1625 tussen Jan Huijdencoper en Maria Coijmans, de dochter van Balthasar Coymans, woonde hij op de Lauriergracht. Volgens Rembrandtkenner Gary Schwartz was hij in 1628 een van de eerste kopers in Amsterdam van werk van Rembrandt. In Maarssen liet hij de hofstede Goudestein langs de Vecht neerzetten. Als projectontwikkelaar verkocht hij in de navolgende jaren grond en huizen in de omgeving. In 1632 of 1634 werd hij als bewindhebber van de Vereenigde Oostindische Compagnie (VOC) geïnstalleerd. Twee jaar later werd hij in de Zweedse adelstand verheven. Huydecoper werd opgenomen in de Orde van de Heilige Michaël, hetgeen betekent dat hij zich voor de Franse koning of Frankrijk verdienstelijk had gemaakt. De reden is vooralsnog onduidelijk.

Philips Vingboons ontwierp in 1639 een huis voor hem op het Singel. Het had een Grote Zaal met tapijten bekleedt en Zaal met goudtleer behangen. Het heeft wijders een heel cierlijcke grootte Tuyn, met een Fonteyn, beneffens eenige Statuen daer in; waer aen volght een Paarde Stal, met een Stal kamer, en gaet men voorts achter uyt met een groote poort. Govert Flinck schilderde in 1648 het Korporaalschap van Joan Huydecoper met Huydecopers huis op de achtergrond. Er bestaat een gravure van de achterkant van het huis rond 1663, naar een tekening van Jacob van Ruisdael, waarop het uitgraven van de Herengracht is te zien.

In augustus 1650 liet Huydecoper de bruggen ophalen, de poorten sluiten en geschut aanslepen, vervolgens onderhandelde hij met stadhouder Willem II, toen die van plan was met een leger Amsterdam aan te vallen om de macht van de toenmalige burgemeesters te beperken. De stadhouder eiste dat Andries Bicker en zijn broer Cornelis uit de vroedschap werden verwijderd. In 1653 werd hij raad van de Admiraliteit van Amsterdam.

In 1655 reisde hij met zijn zoon Joan, Pieter de Graeff, zoon van burgemeester Cornelis de Graef, aan wie hij zijn carrière te danken had, en Joan Corver op diplomatieke missie naar Frederik Willem van Brandenburg in Berlijn. Daar moest hij besprekingen voeren over een bondgenootschap tegen Zweden en als peetoom optreden bij de doop van een prins. Huydecoper was buitengewoon bezorgd omdat hij de Duitse taal niet kende en nog nooit zo ver van huis was geweest.

Huydecoper was een liefhebber van kunst en de beschermheer van Jan Vos, die zijn persoon, woning, buitenplaats, schilderijen en kinderen bezong. Artus Quellinus beeldhouwde zijn buste. Als overman van de Voetboogdoelen is Huydecoper in 1656 geportretteerd door Bartholomeus van der Helst. Huydecoper leverde een van de vijf concepten voor de vierde uitleg van Amsterdam, met gebruikmaking van een fortificatieplan, waarvan het traject al rond 1651 was bepaald. De eerste plannen werden door Henrick Ruse als debiel aangemerkt. In 1661 ontving hij Amalia van Solms, bij een tegenbezoek op Goudestein.

Huis Huydecoper

In 1638 kocht Huydecoper, die op dat moment nog aan de Lauriergracht woonde, een dubbel perceel aan het Singel om er een mooi grachtenpand te laten bouwen. Architect Philips Vingboons ontwierp voor hem een classicistisch huis, waarvoor in 1639 de eerste steen werd gelegd. In 1642 kwam het huis gereed en nam Huydecoper er zijn intrek. In april 1943 werd het pand door het neerstorten van een geallieerde bommenwerper grotendeels vernietigd. De natuurstenen gevel en enkele monumentale interieuronderdelen (een classicistisch portaal en een schouw), van dit voor Amsterdam van bijzondere waarde geachte gebouw, bleven echter gespaard en werden bewaard voor een latere herbouw.
De bekende mecenas en zakenman Joost Ritman diende in 1989 een plan in om dit te doen, met het doel er zijn befaamde Bibliotheca Philosophica Hermetica in onder te brengen. Het pand zou dan worden herbouwd aan de Bloemgracht. De gevelonderdelen werden geïnventariseerd, en er vond al overleg plaats met het Rijksmuseum, die de interieuronderdelen in bewaring had. Vlak hierna kwam Ritman echter in financiëel zwaar weer terecht, waardoor het hele plan niet doorging.
De gevelonderdelen van het oude huis liggen nu nog altijd opgeslagen op de Monumentenwerf van Amsterdam, wachtend op een nieuwe bestemming. In het Rijksmuseum zijn het monumentale classicistische portaal uit het voorhuis en de schouw uit de zaal van Huydecoper's huis nog steeds te bewonderen.

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 Joan (1625-1704) werd burgemeester van Amsterdam, hij trouwde in 1656 met zijn volle nicht Sophia Coymans (1636-1714) (een dochter van Johannes Coymans)
 Maria (1627-1658) trouwde in 1642 met Jacob F. Hinlopen; stierf in het kraambed
 Eleonora (1631-1663) trouwde in 1657 met Jan J. Hinlopen; stierf in het kraambed
 Geertruid (1634—1669) trouwde met David d'Ablaing (1622-1672), tot zijn dood de voogd van Sara Hinlopen.
 Constantia (1636-1702) trouwde in 1668 met de predikant Albertus van Westerhoff (1633-1702);
 Elisabeth (1638-1703) trouwde in 1670 met Pieter van Wickevoort (1629-1721).
 Jacoba Sophia (1640-1714) trouwde in 1675 Aernout Druyvesteyn (1641-1698), een mecenas en burgemeester van Haarlem.

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Channel Islands Occupation Society (Jersey)
CIOS Archives Folders
Archive folders with various Occupation material
ALEXANDER, J. V: Welfare Officer UNRA. Report of his capture at Granville and related items.
ANIMALS SHELTER: 12 typed pages, with amendments, of memories of the Jersey Animals' Shelter during the German Occupation. Illustrated booklet Jersey Animals' Shelter. The Work of the Animals' Shelter During the Occupation of the Channel Islands, by Harold Stephens, 1968. Printed 1995.
ANGLO-GERMAN Reconciliation. October 1987.
ARNOLD, Colonel B.E (Royal Artillery): The Alderney Story. Operation "Blazing", Allied plan to attack Alderney in May 1942.
ASHLEY HOUSE, Five Oaks, Jersey. Letter commenced 26th December 1941 and completed on 21st May 1945 by the occupier describing the German Occupation of Jersey. Donated by Mrs M. Backhurst, Hilgrove Books.
ATLANTIC WALL (THE): Testament to the Third Reich. A study of the German Defences of the Atlantic Coast during 1941-1944. A dissertation submitted by Christopher Philip Ralphs for Bachelor of Architecture (Honours) The Mackintosh School of Architecture Glasgow University, April, 1994.
BEFEHLSHABER KANAL ~ INSELN: Notes on German Units Stationed in the Channel Islands and map tracings. Found amongst the papers of K. J. Nowlan, 1992. On loan to CIOS from Brian Read.
BEHIND WIRE: Unpublished 149 page memoirs of his deportation and internment at Biberach 1942~1945 by Mike Shepherd. (Deposited January 2005)
BLACKLER, Robert (Lieutenant): American POW in Jersey.
BRITISH & AMERICAN POWs in Jersey compiled by Margaret Ginns (2 folders).
BRITISH PATRIOT Leaflets, Jersey.
CAPSTICK, Constance: The Occupation of Jersey. Occupation memoirs of Mrs Capstick, manageress of the Grouville Hall (now Grouville Bay) Hotel during the war, dated 15th June 1956.
CASQUETS RAID Operation "Dryad": CSM Winter MM. Report donated by F. C. Goodley, Trinity House, 1984.
CHARPENTIER, Dr. A. E. L: Occupation reminiscences and personal paper work.
CHARTER OF FRIENDSHIP between the people of the Channel Islands and the German people, 1976.
CHASSE DE LA LIBERATION. Jersey Old Motor Club, 6th August 1995.
CIOS (Jersey) Archives: Lists of items deposited with the Jersey CIOS Archive. CIOS (Jersey): Correspondence 1995.
CIOS (Jersey): Newsletters from January to September 1975.
CIOS (Jersey): Hon. Secretaries Annual Reports from 1978. Fixture Lists from 1975.Other material related to Guernsey.
CIOS (Jersey): Scrapbook of Society Events from 1973 to 1976 compiled by Robin Cox. (Deposited January 2005)
CIOS (Jersey): Scrapbook of Society Events from 1976 to 1978 compiled by Robin Cox (Deposited December 2005)
CLARK, Edward (Captain): American POW in Jersey.
COAKER, F. W. J: Some of my experiences during World War 1939 ~ 1945. Donated by Mrs Joyce Lake, Exeter.
COURT MARTIAL DOCUMENTS and PERMITS (photocopies). Donated by Mark Lamerton 1982.
"DAISY MAE SCRAGGS" MEMORIAL: B24-J American Liberator crashed on Chausey June 1944. See Occupation Review No.23, 1995, p.89~92.
DIE PAROLE DER WOCHE: Ausgabe A. Folge 25. Partieamtliche Wandzeitung der NSDAP. Herausgegeben von der Reichspropagaleitung der NSDAP. München. 18. Juni 1941. Anti Churchill/British poster, approximately 2.5 foot x 3.5 foot.
DEDELSTORFER WOCHENBLATT: Newspaper of the 135 Wing RAF, 22nd August 1945 (photocopy). Contains article on "The Channel Islands ~ After the Germans".
DRÄGER AIR FILTERS: Correspondence, line drawings and factory catalogues. Donated by Joe Mière.
DUBRAS (Leon) Collection: Documents and correspondence regarding Algerian & North African POWs in Jersey. See
CIOS (Jersey) 1985 Review, French North African Prisoners of War in Jersey, by Margaret Ginns, p.50~70.
ESCAPES from Occupied Jersey, 1940~45: Newspaper cuttings and photocopies.
FELDERRNHALLE, München, period print.
FELDKOMMANDANTUR 515 & ORGANISATION TODT: Two folders containing photocopies of 1940-1945 correspondence (some with English translation) concerning land requisition for fortifications, railways, etc. (Deposited December 2005)
FESTUNG JERSEY 1940-~1945: Research and notes compiled by Robin Cox. (Deposited January 2005)
FK515, FIELDPOST NUMBERS & MANUFACTURER'S CODES: Research and notes compiled by Robin Cox. (Deposited January 2005)
FRENCH NORTH AFRICAN POWs in Jersey. Margaret Ginns. (Article appeared in the 1985 CIOS (Jersey) Review).
GERMAN FORTIFICATIONS: Eleven sketches of German Fortifications in Jersey by Anthony Goodlad dated 1977~1978. (Deposited January 2005)
GERMAN UNDERGROUND HOSPITAL (THE): ? 1950's Illustrated 10 page Guide Booklet with colour picture on front cover and black and white booklet.
GINNS, Michael: Do They Ever Come Back? Part I ~ Herr Curt Wolperding; Part II ~Herr Georg Brefka; Part III ~ Herr Siegfried Köhler. The original articles appeared in the CIOS Review, 1983, 1998 and 1991 respectively, but were enlarged to poster size for a display at the German Underground Hospital (3 items).
GRIER, Karl: Collection of correspondence and permits (photocopies) published in CIOS Review 1981.
HAGEDORN, Willi: Transcript of a talk he gave at the Old Government House Hotel, Guernsey, in 1984. German signals officer who served in Guernsey during the Occupation.
HANNE, Justice: Letter from the Hon. Mr. Justice Hanne, Dublin, concerning the Occupation of the Channel Islands.
HARDTACK: Extract account (copy of) of the Report made on Operation Hardtack28. 1943. Carried out on 25/26 Dec. (5 pages)
HEERES-KUSTEN-BATTERIE 9/1265. Memoirs of a former German Gunner. Photocopy in German.
HORN, C. E: Bespoke Tailor and Clothier, 3 New Street, Jersey. Diary of events for 14-5-40, 18-6-40, 23-6-40 and 10-5-45 (photocopies).
IMPERIAL WAR GRAVES COMMISION (THE): Civilian War Dead in The United Kingdom (mentions Channel Islands). Photocopy. Volume VI, p.2605~2607. 1955. Donated by C. Rushworth, 1990.
INDIA: Assorted newsletters from the Channel Islands Society, All India Branch, 1945. Donated by Charles Wackett Evans, 1985.
INDICTMENT: A Poem written in June 1944 by Winter Le Brocq and illustrated by Edmund Blampied. First and only edition Jersey 1944. Printed by J.T. Bigwood Ltd. and published by A. Michael Frowd.
ISLANDERS NEWS: Issued by the ME Channel Islands Society, RASC Base Depot and Training Centre, MEF. No.13, May 1945 (3 pages).
JERSEY UNDER GERMAN OCCUPATION: Seven page typed document prepared from a verbal account given by Mr Denis Vibert who arrived in England late in September 1941, having escaped from Jersey. Donated by Roger Jones, Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire, 27th September 2001.
JERSEY UNDER GERMAN OCCUPATION (report 2 copies) and A Few Authentic Facts Relating to the island, obtained from Mr. V. Senr. dated 3rd November 1941. Donated 1987.
KERNWERK: Battle Headquarters St Peter Jersey. Paper room identification signs taken from the doors of one of the bunkers at Battle HQ e.g. Kampfraum, Vermittlung, Entluftungs-Raum, Adj., Ord. Offrs., ?zun Kd, Funk Raum = Radio Room (6 items).
KREBS, Joseph (Lt-Col): American POW in Jersey. Related correspondence and photographs. See "Belza" and the Mustang pilot CIOS Review 1986.
LEE, Cyrus: The Soldat Guide to European Military Battlefields and Museums. Appendix II of Soldat, Volume 1. References to Channel Islands. Photocopy. Montana: Pictorial Histories Publishing Company, Ltd, Missoula, 5981, 1988.
LE BROCQ, Norman: Founder member of the Jersey Communist Party, and former Deputy of the States of Jersey. Text of an address to the Channel Islands Occupation Society about his Occupation experiences, 4th April 1988.
LE QUESNE, E: Memoirs. Jersey Evening Post 1982.
LIBERATION DAY Programmes. States of Jersey Occupation & Liberation Committee. For May 1989, 1990 & 1991.
LIBERATION DAY 1985: Souvenir Programme and Jersey Evening Post Supplement. Soviet Weekly 4th May 1985.
MARINE ARTILLERIE ABTEILUNG (MAA) 604: List of personnel (photocopy) donated by D. Holmes, 1983.
MILITARY GEOLOGY Paper. Donated by Dr E. Rose, Department of Geology, Royal Holloway University of London, Egham, Surrey, 13th December 1999.
MILITARY MUSEUMS: Pamphlets, Guide Books, etc.
MINEFIELDS: Photocopy of Minefield at Chestnut Farm, Mont a L'Abbé, Jersey. Donated by D. O'Connor, 1978.
MINEFIELDS: Photocopies of Jersey Minefield Map and newspaper cuttings. Donated by Johannes Kegelmann, 1984.
OCCUPATION of the Channel Islands: Militär wissenschastliche Kundschau ~ Individual Reports from the War at The Western Front, 1940. 11) Surprise Attack Against the British Channel Islands on July 1st (photocopy with English translation).
PHARMACY: Wartime Pharmacy by Pamela Mason, BSc, PhD, MRPharmS. The Pharmaceutical Journal, Vol. 254, 6th May 1995.
POLICE OCCUPATION PERMITS (photocopies), donated by Miss J. Jacklin. Permits (photocopies) donated by David Le Maistre, 1997.
POWER STATION (2 folders): German power station near Tesson Mill, St Peter's Valley, built by the Organisation Todt during the Occupation. Folder 1: One original German map of Jersey dated 1941 showing the run of the electricity cable; two original blue prints of the German Power Station, dated 1942 & 1943, drawn by Société Française des Constructions Babcock and Wilcox, Paris; 1945 photograph of the Power Station. Folder 2: notes and post-war correspondence compiled by Robin Cox regarding the Power Station. (Deposited December 2005)
POSTERS x 4: German/French forbidding circulation of propaganda plus 3 others. Donated by E. Hassel, 1981.
POST OFFICE: Occupation Recollections of the Post Office, 1938 to 1962, from Stuart Charles Guilliard.
POWELL, Colin: Banking During the Occupation. Donated 1994.
RED CROSS Research donated by Joe Mière. (2 folders).
REQUISTITIONED ITEMS: Ledger (Transfer Book) of requisitioned household items by the German Forces 1941~1945. Gives details of the property, goods requisitioned, owner, administrator and destination. (Deposited January 2005)
REQUSITION OF LAND AND BUILDINGS: Photocopies of German documents concerning the requisition of land by the German Forces (25 items); list of land taken over by the German authorities in St Brelade, Grouville, St Helier, St Lawrence, St Martin, St Mary, St Ouen, St Peter, St Saviour and Trinity (16 pages); list of houses, petrol pumps, garages, stables, huts, stores, shops, hotels requisitioned by the German Forces in the Parish of St Helier (26 pages); list of houses, bungalows, huts, sheds, hotels, shops and Cafes requisitioned by the German Forces in the Parish of St Clement (7 pages). Photocopies of correspondence between Feldkommandantur 515 and the Jersey Gas Light Company Ltd. Concerning Langford House, which was adjacent to College House (now JCG) prior to demolition (6 pages). (Deposited December 2005)
REYBOLD, John Black (Colonel): American POW in Jersey.
RUSSIANS in the Channel Islands during the German Occupation.
SCHMETTOW, General Graf von: Report by the Former German Commander of the Channel Islands dated April 1948. The Channel Islands: Preparation of the defence against the invasion and during the invasion till the surrender. (Deposited December 2005)
SCHMETTOW, General Graf von: Former German Kommandant re-visits Jersey. Graf von Schmettow on holiday with his family. Newspaper cuttings regarding the visit, Jersey Evening Post, Friday, September 6th, 1963 (photocopies).
SCUTTLEBUTT. USS PC564 and photographs. Articles on the Granville Raid. SS Leopoldville.
U-BOAT 275 VISITS GUERNSEY: Typed article by John Wallbridge, which appeared in the 1981 Channel Islands Occupation Society Review, describing the eventful visit of U-275 to Guernsey on 13th June 1944. Seven pages, one illustration and one letter, the photographs have been removed. (Deposited January 2005)
UNDERGROUND HOSPITAL JERSEY: Cartoon by Anson 4th December 1961, "Is there a Doctor in the House?".
VERORDNUNGSBLATT: 2 x German Orders published in Paris. German/French text, July 1940.
WARSHIPS: Recognise the Smaller German Warships S.1564 poster, September 1944.
X-RAY Machine Instruction Manual (German). Donated by Dr Gruchy, 1982.
YECK, Mike: Mike Yeck returns from historic Normandy trip, June 1994 (newspaper cuttings).
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The modern workplace – preparing for the future
By Greg Scileppi on 1 February 2018
Greg Scileppi, President of International Staffing Operations at Robert Half, looks at how to deal with changes in the workforce and create a more flexible way of working.
The traditional workplace is changing rapidly. We have reached a point where the combination of generations and demographics has resulted in often diverging expectations of work and what workers want to achieve. To create a more inclusive environment suitable for an increasingly diverse range of employees, organisations need to be prepared and embrace a different way of working.
For many organisations, it's about creating a more inclusive and open working ecosystem. This transcends simply rethinking the physical setting. Forward-looking businesses are redesigning the overall working environment and process for a modern workforce – one that facilitates a more collaborative and flexible way of working that appeals to different demographics and caters for everyone.
To embrace a more flexible way of working, businesses need to adapt quickly to ensure they are in a position to take advantage of the opportunities that a modern workforce offers. New technology and collaboration tools have had a huge impact on how people expect to work. For example, the speed of technology and information has further facilitated the need and use of independent contractors and offers businesses a more flexible approach to how they manage key project initiatives and workload fluctuations. Much of this so-called 'gig economy' centres around highly-skilled senior professionals offering businesses the opportunity to leverage these specialist skills to supplement their core teams. The challenge will be understanding how to balance the advantages of a more flexible workforce with the need for creating a workplace that is collaborative, motivated and ultimately happy.
A more flexible way of working
Our global research also shows how roles will change over the coming years. It reveals that the workforce will embrace a different resource configuration with job rotation (34%), interim staff (33%), and job sharing either with an automated tool (29%) or with other part-time employees (28%) becoming the norm. We can also expect to see a change in employment contracts across all levels with contract/interim workers operating on either a short-term of less than six months (33%) or long-term basis of more than six months (41%) catching-up with permanent employees (37%). Although, the focus of the evolution differs between countries.
This new approach to working will help combine the insights and skill sets of staff with different experiences, levels and backgrounds to make the most of available talent. Increasingly as organisations evolve and grow, there is likely to be an increase in the inclusion of interim professionals who can support the business when workloads are higher or when specific skills are required to navigate times of change. It also reflects the proliferation of independent contractors that are seeking a more flexible way of working. However, the changing mixture of the workforce will place a new demand on businesses to consider how they are effectively introducing interim professionals to support the organisation as it evolves and grows.
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Interim workers have the potential to enrich particular sectors of the workforce. Yet, for organisations to successfully embrace contract workers, it's important to have the right measures in place – including trusted recruitment partners – to check and validate their purported skills. Another challenge facing organisations is how to balance the advantages of a more flexible workforce with the happiness of both permanent and interim staff. To keep the company's mission and values at the forefront, it is crucial to find ways of continuing to manage the performance and engagement of interim employees throughout their tenure. This could be through giving employees the freedom and flexibility to experiment with new ideas, empowering staff to contribute their ideas in meetings or introducing new social events to encourage cohesion. Ultimately, organisations need to find ways of making all types of workers feel part of one team by creating a company culture rooted in diversity, openness and inclusivity that appeals to all.
As the nature of work changes, remuneration and bonuses will also evolve to appeal to a modern workforce. For nearly a quarter (24%) of businesses there will be greater individual flexibility allowing employees to swap a proportion of their salary in return for non-financial perks. Other approaches include readdressing the balance between basic salaries and bonuses as well as offering benefits that more greatly appeal to one's own individual preferences – including healthy-living schemes, remote working and charitable donations or time off for volunteerism.
It's important to remember that for a modern workforce, money is only one side of the remuneration coin. While it remains a key driver, top candidates receiving multiple top job offers are also keen on re-addressing the work-life balance that has been lost in an 'always-on', digital-first society. As such, remuneration packages that include a flexible work schedule, sabbaticals, emergency childcare or elderly care, relocation or housing assistance and financial planning, go a long way to enticing today's talent.
At the moment, many businesses are tackling this change by introducing greater agility through hot-desking (37%), rotational task-based seating (31%) and communal co-working spaces where individuals can come together to work on separate projects (30%). One in five companies will take it even further and envision a future where every employee will work from home or remotely in the next five years. Naturally there are limitations based on industry and job responsibilities so companies need to consider how to best make the modern workplace work for them.
The key is to balance the ability for employees to work wherever and whenever they want, with a clear understanding of what that entails. In this age of constant stimuli, it's important that staff feel they can switch-off. By having a clear understanding and agreement about what is expected, the discussion stops being about reading e-mails outside of work hours. Instead it is more about letting work and personal lives flow together as one integrated life.
The modern workplace will require organisations to adopt and rethink how they manage this new workforce. For organisations to support their employees in their career progression and preferred ways of working, there is a need to create a flexible environment that advocates cross-working across levels and departments. It also involves finding new ways to provide leadership and accountability at different levels of the organisation to create an open and consistent culture that recognises the diversity of the roles, yet includes all.
If this can be achieved, then businesses will be able to help an increasing number of people to work in the way that best suits them. It will enable the modern workforce to combine the positive aspects of flexible working, such as freedom, flexibility and variety, with the security of career development, access to benefits and exciting opportunities.
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49 x 39,5 cm - 19 1/4 x 15 1/2 in.
Famille Degas, Naples - Mme Millicent A. Rogers, New York - Paul Rosenberg, New York - Leonard C. Hanna Jr., Cleveland - Cleveland Museum of Art, 1958 (Don Leonard C. Hanna. Jr.).
Cambridge, Fogg Art Museum, 1942, French Art of the 19th Century Paintings, Prints, Drawings - New Haven, Yale University Art Gallery, 1956, n° 77 (repr.) - New York, Paul Rosenberg & Co., 1957, Collector's Choice : Masterpieces of French Art from Private Collections - Cleveland, Museum of Art, 1958, n° 9 (repr.) - Cleveland, Museum of Art, 1963, n° 90 - Cincinnati, Taft Museum, 1981, Small Paintings from Famous Collections, p. 13 (repr.) - Cleveland Museum of Art, 1983-1984, Portraiture : The Image of the Individual -Zurich, Tübingen, 1994-1995, n° 98, repr. p. 196 - Pékin, World Art Museum, 2006; Mori Art Center, 2006; Séoul Art Center, 2006-2007; Vancouver Museum of Art, 2007; Cleveland Museum of Art, 2007-2008; Fist Center for the Visual Arts, 2008; Utah Museum of Fine Arts, 2008, Detroit institute of Arts, 2008-2009, Monet to Dali. Modern Masters from the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Frankfurter, Art News, mars 1953, p. 24-25 (repr.) - Coe, The History of the Collecting of European Paintings and Drawings in the City of Cleveland. Thèse, 1955, repr. v. 2, p. 72 - Cleveland Museum of Art. In Memoriam Leonard C. Hanna Jr., 1958, repr. n ° 9 - "Great Show of French Masters", Life 45, n° 8, août 1958, p. 41-48, repr. p. 43 - "Annual Report", The Bulletin of the Cleveland Museum of Art, XLVI, n° 6, juin 1959, p. 109-158, cité p. 122 - Boggs, 1962, cité p. 124 - Boggs, Burlington Magazine 105, juin 1963, p. 273-276, repr. p. 275, fig. 46 - M. L. d'Orange Mastai, The Connoisseur in America, octobre 1963, p. 134f (repr.) - Lee, "Style, Truth and the Portraits", Art in America, 1963, p. 28-29, repr. p. 28 - Saisselin, Style, Truth and Portrait, 1963, repr. cat. n° 90 - Lee, Style, Truth and Portrait, 1963, p. 28-29, repr. p. 28 - Mastai, Portraiture from Titian to Degas, 1963, repr. p. 134 6 - Conlan, "Report from Paris", Pictures on Exhibition 27, n°2 , novembre 1963, p. 34-35, repr. p. 40 - "French Art in the United States. Recent Exhibitions" , French News, décembre 1963, p. 33 (repr.) - Werner, Pantheon, janvier-février 1964, p. 55-57, repr. p. 56 - Selected Works, The Cleveland Museum, 1966, p. 210 (repr.) - Cleveland Museum Handbook, 1966, p. 172 (repr. ) - The Cleveland Museum of Art Handbook, 1969, repr. p. 172 - The Cleveland Museum of Art Handbook, 1978, repr. p. 213 - Hanson, Art Journal 41, n° 2, 1981, cité p. 149, n° 2 - Brame, Reff, 1984, n° 53, repr. p. 57 - Boggs, cat. exp. Paris, Ottawa, New York, 1988-1989, fif+g. 125, repr. p. 253 - D'Argencourt, Diederen, Catalogue of Paintings, Cleveland Museum of Art, 1999, cité et repr. p. 215 - Dwyer, Modestini, Masterpieces : Based on a Manuscript, 2018, repr. p. 93, cité p. 94, 473.


As a gardener, I feel that I have a closer connection to nature. Not in the way where I know everything about it, but in a more intimate way like a relationship that develops over time. For example, when I am in the garden from day to day, I can detect the little changes with the unfolding of leaves, predict when certain insects will arrive to pollinate flowers, or know that the dry warm days of late summer will ensure a sweeter tomato fruit. I am subconsciously on the lookout for diseases knowing when they will be a threat due to certain weather conditions, and hear the plants as they quietly whisper their watering needs. With the crazy weather we experienced last year, I often wonder if this will be a continuation. Is this what climate change is all about? Or are we just experiencing weather extremes? I can feel the change in weather, the ache in my bones before a winter storm or drop in the barometric pressure, or the hot and heavy moisture in the air before a summer thunderstorm. Most people can. I cannot however, feel a changing climate.
This is what I know…..
I know that the U.S.D.A. Hardiness Zones have shifted. I used to garden in U.S.D.A. Zone 5. The name of my organic farm I had ten years ago was called Zone 5 Gardens and Nursery. That farm is now right smack dab in the middle of U.S.D.A. zone 6. I read in the news and hear other gardeners talking about the changing climate and how the polar ice cap is melting at an alarming rate. Scientists say that since the industrial revolution, increased Carbon Dioxide, Nitrous Oxide, and Methane are the major reasons why we are experiencing global warming and climate change. I hear that our planet is warming. I hear complaints of how our summers are hotter. The Great Lakes has been dropping. I have heard that this is a cyclical pattern, and they will come back up.
This is what I learned…..
This is what I can do…..
Maybe I can't feel climate change, I can't stop it, I can only do my best to slow it down during my short time on earth. The difference from 4F to 8F can be determined by choosing how I live my lifestyle. It's hard to change from what I am used to, and to be realistic. I have reduced my carbon footprint as low as it can go in my living situation. I ride my bike, have a fuel efficient car, so I have reduced my fuel usage. Or have I? What about the food I eat? Do you realize that eating locally not only helps to improve your local economy, but it helps to offset the use of fuel and can help reduce the rate in which climate change is occurring? Think about it. What did it take for that head of lettuce or bag of apples to come from the west coast of the U.S.? How much gas does it take for the truck or the plane? What about fuel usage of large agriculture companies compared to your local farmer? Did you know that according to the 2008 US GHG Inventory Reports the highest percentage of farm energy (29%) goes toward fertilizers? That doesn't mean compost. I don't plan on boycotting my farmers and insist they stop using their tractors, but I will commit to working harder to make sure I buy local produce and shop local farmers markets. I think I do a pretty good job, but I know I can do better. The biggest thing I can do is to grow my food at My Urban Farmscape, and continue to share my experiences with others that want to learn to grow more with less… less space, less fertilizer, and less water. Will I give up coffee? Nope, but I do drink less than I used to. This is what I CAN DO. What can you do? Do you have ideas to share?


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A Peek Inside a $40M Attic From 1930s With Unobstructed View of Central Park
Hidden Treasures 7:45 AM PST, December 4, 2020 - Inside Edition Staff
7:45 AM PST, December 4, 2020 - Inside Edition Staff
A New York City attic in a building from the 1930s could fetch a whopping $40 million at auction later this month. The space consists of the top three floors of the building with spectacular, unobstructed views of Central Park.
Inside Edition's Steven Fabian toured the space alongside the architect, Peter Pelsinki of SPAN Architecture. It doesn't seem like much now, but when it's completed, it's expected to be one of the most spectacular apartments in the world.
"Look, it takes a vision to understand what this is going to become," Pelsinski told Inside Edition. "It's going to be one of the most luxurious residences in New York City."
Incredibly, the attic was previously used as a storage space for chairs.
"It was just hidden in plain sight," Pelsinki said.
Now, it will fetch a fortune.
"Who do you think is going to buy this, because I think it is perfect for Batman," Fabian said.
"I think Bruce Wayne will be very comfortable here," Pelsinki said.
The auction is scheduled for Dec. 18. The seller has the option to back out if the price doesn't go high enough.
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Supreme Court bites bullet
by Vince Siemer|Published July 20, 2012
Despite recent ultra-conservative judicial appointments, the Supreme Court yesterday granted leave to appeal against a Court of Appeal ruling which declared NZ judges have "inherent power" to convict and imprison for breaching court secrecy orders irrespective of legislative constraints.
New Zealand Courts had previously claimed inherent jurisdiction to imprison for contempt of orders deemed necessary to protect its processes and "fair trial rights". Last year, however, Justices Simon France and Alan MacKenzie ruled that a deliberate breach of judge-ordered suppression of a criminal court judgment which was "binding on the world" was sufficient to imprison kiwisfirst publisher Vince Siemer for six weeks.
Secrecy over court business had become so commonplace through recent years that cover letter suppression decrees routinely took the place of actual orders, including the suppression case which the Supreme Court has now agreed to hear.
The Criminal Procedures Act expressly does not allow judges to suppress criminal court judgments but the trial judges ruled it was not relevant to conviction and sentence whether the judge had jurisdiction to suppress the judgment. Nor did it matter to the judges whether any harm had been caused by the publication. At trial, the Solicitor General conceded no prejudice had resulted from kiwisfirst's publication of the December 2010 Judgment of High Court Justice Helen Winkelmann which denied the (at the time) 18 Urewera defendants their statutory right to trial by jury on grounds a jury would likely use "improper reasoning processes" and the trial was likely to be long. In contrast, Siemer produced evidence from one of the accused stating he considered publication of the judgment created the transparency necessary to ensure he received a fair trial.
Two days after Siemer's sentencing the NZ Supreme Court overturned Judge Winkelmann and granted the 18 accused a jury trial. Within a month, the Crown dropped charges against 14 of the accused.
In granting the appeal which will likely be heard in November, the Supreme Court refused another ground, stating, "It is also unarguable that the absence of prosecutorial guidelines renders contempt proceedings unlawful" – a judicial fiat which effectively rejects statutory constraints on judicial powers provided by the Crimes Act 1961.
If the Supreme Court upholds the Court of Appeal judgment which relied on a 1975 New Zealand Court of Appeal decision (Taylor v Atty General) in claiming judicial powers over statutory limitations, New Zealand will be the first country in the free and democratic world to imprison anyone for publishing a criminal court judgment.
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