The Scriptures record that Adam was ashamed and hid. It's a primal response. Shame is experienced as a burning sense of exposure and vulnerability. It begs to be clothed upon and hidden. It is possible to say that human beings have been playing "dress-up" ever since. This can be understood in a literal manner as we wrap ourselves in fashion statements or tattoo identities on our skin. It can also be seen in an extended manner as we borrow identities from the various "tribes" with which we identify ourselves. In a very personal way, it is a thought that enters our head as we prepare to meet strangers, and even those whom we know, as we think about how we want to be seen and evaluated. It can be a minor distraction, or threaten to shut us down completely.
Many of our modern behaviors cluster around this reality. The more common, natural elements with which human beings have traditionally clothed themselves have either been radically modified or completely swept away amid the sea of constant change that marks our culture. I am encountering a growing number of young people (Middle School and above) who have lost confidence in their own gender, unsure whether it should be accepted at face value or traded in for one of the newer ways of being. That something so fundamental should be so easily questioned makes it little wonder that almost nothing else holds a grounded value. Today's cultural clothing could become tomorrow's naked shame.
A common response to all of this is to find islands of safety. Despite all the contrary rhetoric, contemporary Americans are not highly individualized: we are tribal, in the extreme. It is the group, however constructed, that gives identity, for the identity that is sought is one that covers us, that hides our vulnerability and gives us the safety of those who agree. A tell-tale sign of this dynamic is found in our culture's anger. Anger is largely driven by shame and we can affirm our tribal protection only by shouting at the outsider. Everything outside the group threatens to unmask us. To an increasing extent, the group to which we belong is that set of people who share our anger.
I think about this dynamic particularly in the context of religious conversion and belonging. The process of conversion strips us of many things. It can feel alien and alienating. That itself can bring on a variety of efforts to "clothe" ourselves in ways that are less than helpful. T-shirts, coffee mugs, buttons and lots of icons, announce our new affiliation in much the same manner as our loyalty to a football team. On the emotional side, it is possible to become argumentative and aggressive or overly concerned about the boundaries of the Church. These responses are driven largely by our own neuroses and reveal things that need healing rather than nurture. It is not just conversion that produces such coverings – the personality needs of any individual, when expressed in religious terms, tend to flow along similar lines.
It is our right and proper craving for this true covering that becomes distorted in our neurotic substitutes. That same covering is generally slow in its manifestation and presents itself in a mature form only with patience and endurance. Learning to bear with ourselves in the meantime is a very difficult thing.
If you can bear serenely the trial of being displeasing to yourself, then you will be for Jesus a place of refuge.
God, give me the grace to put up with my weakness. Hide me under the shelter of Your wings.
Very interesting post Father. I can see what you mean by us becoming Tribal. Perhaps that is the next stop on the road from individual because as we fragmented into a collection of individuals in our culture, we lost our meaning and place in the world and we have adopted a form of tribalism to reinsert meaning into our lives. I can see it clearly in professional sports and the behavior of fans. When Philadelphia won the Super Bowl, the fans in Philly acted like they won it when it was a football squad that actually won. I can also see the anger as a part of this.
I really love that quote from St. Thérèse of Lisieux. It's perfect; humbling, but at the same time encouraging. Thank you for another enlightening post!
Fr. Stephan, how right on are you! lol Laughing at myself when I think of the tee shirt; sweatshirt; totebag; apron – all bearing the Orthodox Women logo; and of course my wonderful collection of icons. I have them at home, in my car, and even on my desk at work. They are a constant reminder of the joy in my heart of finally being in the home I sought for over 60 yrs. My heart and my beliefs found where they belonged when I found the Orthodox faith. I knew Christ, and I knew Mary. It was not until I found the icons that I saw their real faces again and knew this was the right place. I know it is easy to want to be proud of being part of this "tribe", and being overly enthusiastic is definitely a failing of mine. lol I simply want to share the joy and the love that we partake of so freely within our faith. As I told our priest – Fr. Paul – I did not "join the church" – as one does with so many churches. I became "Orthodox". I was truly changed and transformed into a new me, and one I am very happy living with. While my earthly parents may not have loved or supported me as they could have, my heavenly parents have never failed me. I feel as if I am going home to visit every time we go to church. What a wonderful gift of love and salvation we are given freely. I love your concept of us being clothed in Christ. Truly his love DOES cover us in Christ. I cannot imagine a more beautiful clothing.
Byron, yes, it's true. And the more comfortable we are with that reality, the less we feel driven to announce it in every way and form possible.
i am having a similar experience, which is difficult to explain to anyone outside the Church, especially Protestants.
I try to explain that I have not decided to join the Orthodox Church, in the same way that I left the Disciples of Christ to join the Episcopal Church. It is rather that I have discovered that, like it or not, I am Orthodox. I have therefore become a catechumen in the Orthodox Church to learn how to be more authentically me.
Some of my Catholic friends, especially my Eastern Catholic friends, understand that. My Protestant friends are, sadly, at a complete loss.
And the more comfortable we are with that reality, the less we feel driven to announce it in every way and form possible.
This is slowly happening within me. I no longer want to tell people "I am Orthodox". I am finding a great comfort in silence and, more and more, prayer. Many thanks Father!
Thank you for your writings here. I am not Orthodox, or at least not yet, but your words here speak to me strongly.
What strikes me is how true things never really change. You say, Despite all the contrary rhetoric, contemporary Americans are not highly individualized: we are tribal, in the extreme.
I have been wholeheartedly accepting the line that people in the Western culture are highly individualistic. While this is true in the sense that this particular cultural mantra is one of individualism, I had forgotten that the way God made us – and ALL people – is never ultimately trumped by anything else. Allow people to be who God naturally made them to be and they will more or less snap back into the image and likeness in which they were created. That process of snapping back may take a long time, but it will occur nonetheless.
And in this case it's the fact that we are communal animals (to borrow a term) no matter how hard we might get sold on the Lone Ranger credo. God is communal and we are made in His image. The point of this article accords quite nicely with your other messages, like how we all sink or swim together – and therefore need to learn to take on the disposition of being just as guilty and sorrowful for my neighbor's sin as he is (or should be).
When I watched Michael Moore's Where to Attack Next, one thing that stayed with me was a comment from a lady he interviewed in Iceland: In the States it's about "me", whereas over here it's about "we". But as your article so elegantly puts it, we in North America are also made to be about "we" but first have to unlearn the cultural lesson of "me" – which is still quite possible because in our heart of hearts it is what we were made for in the first place.
Thanks, Fr. Stephen, for this essential reminder and for all your work of translation and clarification.
"God is communal and we are made in His image." Thank you for that, Drewster2000.
God is communal and we are made in His image.
What is always a bit surprising to me (it shouldn't be, but it is) is that if you point out that we are communal, not individual, almost anyone I speak with will act quite offended and insist that they only commune as they choose to. The vanity of individuality and choice is very deeply rooted in our society. As a result, the unwillingness to be obedient is also deeply rooted.
Byron, so true! We are tribal in our actuality, but radically autonomous individuals in the delusional construct of our own minds! IOW we are a mass of contradictions. I've been encountering this a lot in the last year in the mindset of young relatives in my life, who seem like so many mind-controlled lemmings running off a cliff! Our disordered delusional cultural state is quite disturbing as it manifests in the tribalism (mostly "anti-Christian") of our SJWs, advocacy of "human rights" with virtually no balancing consideration of the place of responsibilities, "freedom" as radical autonomy, notions of the right to virtually any expression of sexuality for "adults" (with only the quite dubious legal definition in mind), and so forth, etc.
Father, wonderful post. I love that quote—thanks for the reminder!
This article is incredibly helpful and a game-changer… I will have to think more on how our desire to be "covered"is not neurotic and problematic in and of itself. This could be very helpful for me (and the middle schoolers that I work with).
Thank you for another article on this subject. The part where you describe how our need to cover ourselves springs from our neuroses is particularly illuminating.
If I might make a suggestion, please consider writing a book on how the Life of Repentance is distinguished from the Dream of Moral Progress.
Something in me keeps rebelling against trying to bear being displeasing to myself. I'm able to bear it for a short period, even a few days, but then the thought, "O! How many more dreary years or decades of bearing this shame do I have to endure?" comes crashing in and temptations to despair overwhelm me, and I am driven to self-numbing & avoidant behaviour in the nearest source of distraction, even if it is something "intrinsically innocent" as furiously reading through multiple news reports of the same event just to escape the pain of bearing the shame of being broken.
It's mainly by reading the articles here and the books you've recommended here (by Elder Porphyrios, Elder Amilianos, Archimandrite Zacharias, etc..) that I manage to keep stumbling back wearily onto the track of repentance each time I find myself having been drawn into to the path of desire for moral achievement on my time-table!
The book I'm working on will do some work with the topic of shame.
When I read what you're describing, I wonder if some of what you're dealing with isn't what is known as "toxic shame." There are wounds, primarily from our early years (when we are the most defenseless), that we experience as shame. They can be crippling for some. The wounds might not even be conscious any longer. But it can make the experience of later shaming events much more painful than normal and far more difficult to bear. We need help in finding and healing those early wounds.
Even when we "make a mess" of things in our adult lives – those messes are often just the playing out of those early wounds. Why do we do what we do? I rarely find the reason to be that someone is "bad" or "evil." Actual evil in a human being is quite rare. There is, instead, a lot of brokenness out there.


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After the Rain, Episode 6: The Past and the Present
Episode six of After the Rain was one of the best of the series thus far. In an episode where nothing much seems to happen, where people are mostly just walking around during the middle of summer, there's a cacophony of emotions swirling that start bringing the past into focus as it collides with the present.
So many little things to talk about this in this episode! The first half is surprising with its focus on a supporting character, Haruka, Akira's former teammate. It's revealed that the two were friends in middle school (and even earlier) and remained that way despite going to separate schools at one point, though Akira's absence from the track team now threatens their friendship.
The distance isn't just involving time spent; the two even hide from one another now.
Akira remains focused on the present, with a funny aside as she tries to get a charm to help encourage a relationship with Kondo.
However, Haruka feels a weight on her brought on by the loss of intimacy with Akira, who remains kind of detached as she always has (though it should be noted that Akira does hide from the track team at one point). It's Haruka, then, that really needs to work through her emotions and get to a point where she feels comfortable around Akira again, and where she can believe that the two can remain friends, despite their distance.
Our friendship isn't just about track, right? ~ Haruka
Perhaps Haruka is thinking about friendship because it's summer, the season of nostalgia. You can practically hear the cicadas snapping in the air, the sound that evokes adolescence and memories. But for Akira, she again remains in the present—she isn't thinking about her childhood friendship with Haruka, but sweat. I love how the series, for all the glowing scenes of Akira, also shows her in a less flattering light.
I'm reminded of my summer train commutes here in Texas. I had to walk about a mile from the station to my work and while I enjoyed the commuting, I also had to carry a change of clothes during summer months!
Akira's focus has been on the present and future. Now armed with the knowledge that Kondo likes pure literature, she tries to join him in his love for it when they run into each other at the library.
Akira tries to get Kondo to direct her toward his favorite books, but he tells her some good advice, that she should find a book she's drawn to, less she check out one that she doesn't like, which might sour her (someone who's not a reader) on reading. In fact, Kondo says that books call to us, setting up an interesting scene in which Akira imagines the "sea of books," as the manager describes it, as a literal sea.
The episode closes on a more interesting note, however, as Kondo realizes that perhaps a book has called to him: one that reminds him of "Chihiro" (Perhaps his ex-wife?). Akira notices something off about Kondo, though maybe she's finding meaning in her book as well, about running and photography, which begs the question: are the two growing further apart through the small, mostly indirect actions of this episode, when they haven't even managed to grow all that closely together?
I'm eager to see the answer to that in the next episode, particularly as it relates to Kondo, who's thoughts and background seem to be me much more complex than Akira's.
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TrekIT Appoints Veteran Tech Executive Rick Valencia as Executive Chairman
by Meghan Cintorino | Aug 17, 2020 | News
Recently, TrekIT Health took a major step toward firming up its executive leadership team and governance structure. Veteran tech executive Rick Valencia has been appointed Executive Chairman of the company, advising and supporting strategic decision-making.
The long-time Qualcomm, Inc. senior vice president has a breadth of experience leading growth funds and scaling business operations. Valencia oversaw two healthcare-focused funds in his career under the telecommunication giant's umbrella, including the Qualcomm Life Fund and dRx Capital, in partnership with Novartis. For more than 25 years, he's been a progressive leader, commercializing medical devices and improving healthcare outcomes with proven technology solutions.
Valencia established his reputation as an entrepreneur and startup leader after founding and building ProfitLine, Inc., a telecommunications services management company, in the 1990s. He would go on to sell the company in 2009.
"Rick has an exceptional track record, and at every stop in his career he's had a positive impact on the people around him," said TrekIT Health Chief Executive Officer Subha Airan-Javia, MD. "We believe that in order to ignite real change in healthcare – especially improving the way clinicians manage their patient workload – it will take a diverse team of interdisciplinary leaders driving serious innovation."
In 2003, Valencia was an Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year, and he has served on numerous non-profit boards, including the Global eHealth Initiative chaired by the Archbishop Desmund Tutu and the World Economic Forum's Global Health and Governors.
"In recent years, I've been paying close attention to the challenge clinical professionals' face and the overwhelming burden they bear as they work tirelessly to manage patients in a stagnant environment for innovation," said Valencia. "It's no secret that COVID-19 has only exacerbated these conditions. TrekIT Health has the rare ability to bring a technology consensus to the industry, as clinicians now have a forum for dialogue and structure in place to better engage with patients. I'm excited to help the company grow its position in the market and support healthcare workers at a time when they need it most."
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According to nbcnews.com, a Florida man is currently being investigated for possible animal cruelty charges after he was shot in the wrist… by a puppy. It sounds unbelievable, but apparently it happened, and there are no charges pending against the puppy, and rightfully so. Jerry Allen Bradford set out to shoot seven shepherd mix puppies, because he was unable to find them homes. Apparently, turning the puppies over to the shelter was out of the question. There can be a fee associated with turning animals in to shelters, but Bradford's actions are not likely to be excused. While Bradford held one of the puppies, the puppy squirmed and its paw hit the trigger. How is that for instant karma? Bradford had already used the revolver to shoot three of the puppies, which were found in a shallow grave after authorities arrived. The other four puppies were unharmed.
As a Jacksonville criminal defense lawyer, I immediately began to think about possible defenses in this case if the puppy were to be charged with the shooting. For Mr. Bradford, I'm pretty sure that animal cruelty charges will likely stick, but based on the language found in Florida statute 828.12, there may be arguments to be made in his defense also. However, the puppy has a better case.
Self defense allows a person to respond to force with an appropriate amount of similar force. In this case, deadly force is being used against the puppies. The law will look to the reasonableness of responding to Bradford with deadly force. The shooting in this case undoubtedly will be justified where the puppy has observed Bradford fatally shoot three of his puppy brothers. In this instance, the puppy was reasonably in fear for its life. Self defense law allows a person to come to the defense of others, just as much as it allows for one to protect himself or herself. The puppy from this story managed to save four lives, one of those lives was his own, making him a hero in the eyes of many. If you or a loved have been charged with a crime or are under investigation for any offense, including gun related offenses, the Law Office of David M. Goldman, PLLC can help. We have experienced Jacksonville criminal defense lawyers and Jacksonville gun lawyers on staff ready to put their experience to work for you. Call us today at (904) 685-1200 for a free initial consultation.
If you are a gun owner with thoughts of protecting yourself and/or your family, getting a concealed carry permit is an important task for you. As a Jacksonville criminal defense lawyer and Florida gun rights lawyer, I can tell you that any situation where a gun is involved is one that is likely to be highly scrutinized and taken really seriously. This applies to situations where crimes are committed with guns, especially if there is a shooting. So why does this matter to people that lawfully own guns and use them for good? Well, even shooting your gun in self defense can lead to you being in hot water under some circumstances. Having a concealed carry permit will usually remove some of the questions from the minds of law enforcement when they conduct their investigation.
Chapter 776 of Florida's statutes is called Justifiable Use of Force. This collection of statutes gives guidance to when the use of force, including deadly force is okay. Shooting your gun in self defense will always be deadly force. Deadly force is described as force that is likely to cause great bodily injury or death. After all, the purpose of firing is to eliminate any threat that is present. If some properly, a firearm can help you to eliminate the threat against you and/or your family. Gun owners must be careful in this regard. You are only authorized by law to return the amount of force that is used against you. Shooting a guy during a fist fight at the park will surely land a person in prison. However, the law presumes that deadly force is appropriate in certain situations, for example when a stranger enters your home in the middle of the night without your permission. Chapter 776 of Florida statutes allows you to presume that the would-be burglar is there to cause you great bodily harm.
Calling a gun rights lawyer should be the next call made after shooting your gun. You should speak with an attorney prior to providing a statement to police. In my experience, this annoys law enforcement a little, but I believe it's worth protecting your future. At the Law Office of David M. Goldman, PLLC, we have the necessary experience and knowledge to help in these situations. Call us today at (904) 685-1200 to find out more about your rights and about what should be done in the event of a discharge.
Justifiable Use of Force: Self Defense Gone Too Far?
Depending on where and how you grew up, you may have been told as a child or heard someone else told, "If he hits you, hit him back!" My neighborhood back home in southern Georgia happened to be a place where such an attitude was common. This type of advice is where many people are first introduced to the concept of self defense. Florida law, under Chapter 776, contains a group of statutes that define the justifiable use of force, commonly known as self defense. The law doesn't mention anything about being able to "hit back" if someone hits you. It's a bit more refined than that. Bouncers at a Florida bar could learn this lesson the hard way.
A brawl at a Saint Augustine Bar recently has people questioning whether bouncers went too far in breaking up a fight. After two women began to fight, things were elevated by security at the Conch House in Saint Augustine, Florida. Much of the chaos was caught on video. News4jax.com reported that the bouncers may have even thrown an unconscious person into the water. Florida law allows you to defend yourself, even defend others, but there must be a reasonable amount of force used.
Florida Statute 776.012 states: "A person is justified in using or threatening to use force, except deadly force, against another when and to the extent that the person reasonably believes that such conduct is necessary to defend himself or herself or another against the other's imminent use of unlawful force. A person who uses or threatens to use force in accordance with this subsection does not have a duty to retreat before using or threatening to use such force." What this means is that you are allowed to use force to stop an ongoing attack against you. Florida law allows a certain amount of force to be used in protecting your property, as well.
Exercising your Florida gun rights can turn into "gun wrongs", if you don't know what to do and what not to do. Last week I received a call from South Florida. On the other end was a panicked young concealed carry permit holder; we'll call him "Eric", which isn't his real name for obvious confidentiality reasons. Eric had been arrested for pulling his gun to stave off a would-be road rage incident. As Eric drove, there was apparently something about his driving that ticked off another driver. The other driver began to drive erratically, darting in and out of traffic to catch up with Eric. Once the other driver caught up to Eric, the other driver rolled down his own window and began to yell at Eric. Believing things were about to escalate into a bad situation, Eric pulled his gun to encourage the angry driver to back off. Eric was subsequently arrested for Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon, pursuant to Section 784.021, Florida Statutes.
In July of 2014, an Arizona homeowner shot and killed one of two intruders who had entered his home in the middle of the night. The homeowner was eighty (80) year old Thomas Greer, who had been assaulted during the home invasion and suffered a broken collar bone, according to ammoland.com. Later, When Greer spoke with reporters regarding the attack and the shooting of the female burglar, Mr. Greer made comments that weren't the smartest of things to say. In fact, the forensic evidence showed that what Greer told reporters wasn't even the true about what happened.
What Greer told reporters is that the female told him she was pregnant and begged him not to shoot. He said that he shot her in the back as she ran out into his front yard in an attempt to escape. However, the the forensic evidence showed that the female intruder had been shot once in the chest and once in the knee. The evidence also showed that the woman had been shot inside Greer's home, and later ran outside. The prosecution made its decision not to charge Greer with the shooting death based what the forensic evidence showed, but it could have easily turned into a situation where Greer could have been in need of a criminal defense lawyer himself.
Greer's example comes to us from Arizona, but could have easily taken place anywhere in the State of Florida. Under Florida law, specifically Florida Statute 776.013, a person is justified in using or threatening to use deadly force when an intruder enters a residence without permission. The law creates a presumption that the person using deadly force in this situation to defend his or home home was reasonable in his or her fear of imminent death or great bodily harm. The issue with Mr. Greer's statements is that the statements have the ability to chip away at the legal presumption of fear of imminent death or great bodily harm.
As a Jacksonville criminal defense attorney, brazen acts committed in front of authority figures are like nails on a chalk board. Perhaps the only things that could be worse for a Jacksonville criminal defense attorney are videos of the offense and confessions. Recently at Jacksonville's Wolfson High School, 18 year old Chynna Cinnamon Thompson allegedly attacked another student and the Dean of Discipline, Joshua Kristol, when he tried to intervene. According to firstcoastnews.com, both acts took place in front of a school resource officer. Thompson was arrested for misdemeanor battery, as well as, battery on a school employee.
Battery occurs when someone intentionally touches or strikes another person against the person's will or intentionally causes bodily harm to another person. Battery is typically a 1st degree misdemeanor, but under Florida law, when certain classes of people become victims of a battery, the offense is automatically reclassified as a felony. In the case of a school board employee, as we have here, the battery is reclassified a 3rd degree felony. Felony offenses, by definition, are offenses where a person can be imprisoned for more than one year. In these cases, hiring an experienced Jacksonville criminal defense attorney to defend you or loved one is important.
Battery on a school board employee is punishable by up to five years in Florida State Prison, while a simple misdemeanor battery can have a punishment up to one year in jail. This puts Thompson in jeopardy of spending up to six years behind bars. However, based on the limited information available to the public and the apparent lack of any serious injuries in this case, it is unlikely that Thompson will be sent to prison, but the boldness required to launch an attack in font of a school resource officer will most certainly be of great concern to the State Attorney's Office and the presiding judge.


Researchers in the US say they have developed a low-cost chip that can detect cocaine in minutes.
The team hopes, it leads to the development of a portable cocaine-alcohol controls can tell if a person is the drug.
Currently, it means that the chip can only analyze substances extracted from the blood, breath, urine or saliva samples with a cleaning process.
A road safety group called the research "exciting".
The new chip is of importance, because it costs to produce just a few pence.
"These results have the potential to improve the speed and accuracy of roadside drug Tests," said Joshua Harris of the UK road safety charity brake.
"It is shocking, drug-driving was a factor in 81 fatal traffic accidents in the year 2016 and it is clearly an increasing danger on our roads.
Many chemical compounds can be detected using an existing technology called surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (Sers).
"The chips for Sers are generally produced using more complex methods," said researcher Nan Zhang of the University at Buffalo, New York.
The University described the chip as a "layer cake", in which an insulating material is sandwiched between a silver mirror and a layer of material, the particles of gold-and silver-nano.
When a substance such as cocaine, on the chip surface, the light is "scattered" and forming recognizable patterns, the prints as a finger, the reveal of what is available.
The researchers said the chip had a long shelf life and found that it worked well, after 12 months of storage.
The next Phase of the research is a portable test device for the detection of cocaine.
The researchers hope that the chip will recognize also to be able to marijuana.


I purchased an item from a seller on ebay. ebay stated that the item should arrive by July 8th. The seller is local to me, so I had no problem believing it would arrive on time.
The seller sent me a tracking number on the 7th.
The tracking never updated. I contacted the seller the evening of the 8th to let him know it never updated and that I did not receive the package, just asking for an update. Maybe the seller wasn't able to drop it off or something?
I received a response back on the 9th, stating that he gave it to the post office on the 7th and that he only provides "Delivery Confirmation", not "tracking", but that it should be delivered that day.
I let him know in my response that Delivery Confirmation is now called USPS Tracking, that it changed last year, and that "it should have been scanned by now if they received it on the 7th, we're in the same county."
He replied to me that they don't scan it until it's out for delivery, and that he couldn't possibly be lying, because "I believe in God."
First off, I only told him he was incorrect and let him know the tracking changed.
Second off, are you kidding me? That's completely DISGUSTING to use your religion as a scapegoat for your own personal responsibility.


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Logan Krum
For the first time, a Wawa Welcome America celebration is coming to Northeast Philadelphia this Saturday.
Setting the stage: (From left) Stephanie Phillips, Jack Dempsey, Bobby Henon, Tara Gontek, Jim Lopardo, Lindsay Brzowski and Stephanie Bennett made up the committee to bring Wawa's Welcome America music events to Northeast Philadelphia for the first time ever. LOGAN KRUM / TIMES PHOTO
For the first time, Wawa Welcome America is coming to Northeast Philadelphia.
This Saturday, the On the Delaware Music Festival will take place at Pennypack on the Delaware. The free event is packed with attractions like music, yoga, food trucks and activities for kids.
"This event is about showcasing what's going on in Northeast Philadelphia via a large event like this," said Councilman Bobby Henon, who is helping to present the event. "It's about what you get to introduce the rest of the community to as a result of a magnificent event like this."
Music will be performed by 15 local acts continuously on two stages. The lineup includes Civic Minded Fools, H.M.S., Christine Irizarry and The Foolhardy, Secret Base Life, The Jesse James Sims Project, The SB Deluxe, Magnificent Birds of Prey, Paul Baroli Jr. Band, Karina Daza, Adventure Lost, Su Z, The Wayside Shakeup, Whiskeyhickon Boys and The Peace Creeps.
When choosing the acts, Jim Lopardo of Sandbox Music Group and SawTown Tavern made sure to emphasize choosing local acts.
"You can see a lot of great cover bands here in the Northeast, but there's not a lot of opportunity to hear local original music," said Tara Gontek, who served on the planning committee for the event. "We really wanted to bring that to the forefront."
Wawa Welcome America is famous for hosting huge musical festivals featuring big names like Jay-Z and Beyonce at the Art Museum. This is the first time the festivities have crept up into this corner of the city.
"Northeast Philadelphia has nothing of this kind of celebration," said Henon. "It's all community driven and for the community. We're hoping this festival will be the first of many, many more to come."
The day will kick off at 10 a.m. with yoga on the pier with instructor Marghi Insignares. Music will be playing all day. Between jamming out and doing the Downward-Facing Dog, people will be hungry. Many food trucks and a beer garden will be onsite, including Gigi's Boys, Have A Ball, Nick's Roast Beef, Chef Johnny Bravo's and Donut NV. Beer will be managed by The Grey Lodge Pub.
Attendees can bring their own water as long as the bottle is sealed. No other outside drinks are permitted. Free water will be available.
The planning committee wanted to ensure the event is family-friendly. There will be an all-day area for kids called Kid's Corner, headlined by Kathy O'Connell, host of WXPN's radio show Kid's Corner. She will entertain youngsters 1–3 p.m.
A civic and community corridor will run along the riverfront. This will feature food and craft vendors, nonprofits and civic organizations.
"You realize there's all these things happening in your backyard," said Stephanie Phillips, executive director of Riverfront North Partnership.
"It promotes unity in the Northeast," Gontek added.
The parking lot inside of the actual park will be closed off. Free parking will be available on the property immediately south of the park on the east side of State Road at 7737 State Road. Crossing the road will not be necessary when using this parking. Concertgoers can also be dropped off at the entrance gate of the park, which will only be open for drop-offs. Handicap parking will be available farther inside the park immediately before bag check.
The festival is presented by Henon, Riverfront North Partnership, Southeast Northeast — The SENE, Sandbox Music Group and Wawa Welcome America and is sponsored by PECO.
This event is just one endeavor by Phillips to drive traffic to the property. Upcoming summer events include free outdoor movies, a couple of Bikes, Beans & Beers and Paws By the River. Check out what's going on at the riverfront at riverfrontnorth.org/events ••


As many as 15,000 lined bridges have been in-built North the United States during the last 2 hundred years. Fewer than 1,000 remain.
In America's lined Bridges, authors Terry E. Miller and Ronald G. Knapp inform the attention-grabbing tale of those bridges, how they have been outfitted, the technological breakthroughs required to build them and notably the commitment and talent in their developers. each one wood bridge, no matter if nonetheless status or long past, has a narrative to inform concerning the nature of the US on the time—not in simple terms approximately its transportational wishes, however the availability of fabrics and the technological prowess of the folk who equipped it.
North American lined bridges have been marvels of engineering lengthy ahead of glossy civil engineering used to be invented. Early American bridge developers built innovative new carpentry easy methods to sign up for timbers into styles such as triangles or non-stop arches that ended in buildings inflexible adequate to span lengthy distances. referred to as trusses, those platforms have been serious to bridge building of the day and needed to be shielded from the weather by way of a roof and siding. Few buyers notice that bridges have been coated to guard the trusses—not the folks utilizing the bridge! Unprotected, the trusses quickly degraded and the bridge could collapse.
Illustrated with a few 550 old and modern images, work, and technical drawings of approximately four hundred diversified coated bridges, America's lined Bridges bargains 5 readable chapters at the historical past, layout and destiny of America's lined bridges, plus comparable bridges in Canada. lots of the modern images is by means of grasp photographer A. Chester Ong of Hong Kong.
Among the featured bridges are that have been destroyed earlier than the booklet might be released, New York's Blenheim Bridge in the course of a typhoon and Ohio's Humpback Bridge through arson. The everlasting Bridge in Philadelphia, thought of through so much because the first lined bridge in the United States, figures prominently, as do the bridges of Lancaster County—heart of Pennsylvania Dutch nation. This compendium of vintage Americana comprises a few of the such a lot remarkable and iconic bridges ever inbuilt the USA, together with these via Timothy Palmer, Theodore Burr and Lewis Wernwag. a few, just like the Columbia-Wrightsville Bridge over the Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania, have been a mile long.
Over time, wood bridges ultimately gave method to ones made from iron, metal and urban. An American icon, many lined bridges grew to become out of date and have been replaced—others easily decayed and collapsed. Many extra have been swept away via common mess ups and fires. America's lined Bridges is actually choked with interesting tales and data passionately instructed by way of prime specialists in this topic. The ebook might be of large curiosity to an individual drawn to American background, carpentry and technological switch.
In 1637, Anne Hutchinson, a forty-six-year-old midwife who used to be pregnant together with her 16th baby, stood prior to 40 male judges of the Massachusetts basic court docket, charged with heresy and sedition. In a time whilst girls couldn't vote, carry public place of work, or train outdoors the house, the charismatic Hutchinson wielded notable political strength.
A enormous research of the best Court's rulings on race, From Jim Crow To Civil Rights spells out in compelling aspect the political and social context during which the splendid court docket Justices function and the implications in their judgements for American race kinfolk. In a hugely provocative interpretation of the decision's connection to the civil rights flow, Klarman argues that Brown used to be extra vital for mobilizing southern white competition to racial swap than for encouraging direct-action protest.
"[Niebuhr] is one in all my favourite philosophers. I remove [from his works] the compelling concept that there's severe evil on this planet, and trouble and discomfort. And we must always be humble and modest in our trust we will be able to dispose of these issues. yet we shouldn't use that as an excuse for cynicism and inactivity.
The Ku Klux Klan was once reestablished in Atlanta in 1915, slightly every week ahead of the Atlanta most efficient of The start of a kingdom, D. W. Griffith's paean to the unique Klan. whereas this hyperlink among Griffith's movie and the Klan has been largely stated, Tom Rice explores the little-known dating among the Klan's luck and its use of movie and media within the interwar years whilst the picture, functionality, and ethical rectitude of the Klan was once contested at the nationwide degree.
By means of then, a bridge able to wearing railroad trains in addition to pedestrians and carriages was once required, yet development coated bridges resembling this primary needed to turn into regimen. As famous prior, Charles Willson Peale, writing in 1797, alleged that there have been already coated bridges within the usa: "It has been steered to make roofs to hide Bridges, and a few are so built in the USA. " yet there's no recognized documentation of any genuine bridges so coated. Peale's assertion means that someplace, possibly in a few smaller cities faraway from the towns, there have been a number of coated spans lurking. however it needs to be borne in brain that we're trying to reconstruct an entire jigsaw puzzle with just a small percent of the items. there's a probability that wood trusses had built as early because the 1760s. we all know that the belief of masking bridges was once recognized, either from Robert Smith's assertion in 1769 and the drawing within the Columbian journal from 1787. those principles can't have come from nowhere. It was once additionally tricky for anybody author to understand approximately far-off parts, and in these days "distant" might have been an insignificant thirty miles counting on the life of satisfactory roads. there's considerable documentation of the nice bridges of the interval, however it is not likely that each bridge used to be famous. After Palmer's everlasting Bridge over the Schuylkill in Philadelphia used to be gutted by way of a hearth in 1850, a substitute that additional a rail line was once outfitted, yet this was once thoroughly destroyed by means of hearth in 1875. proven is the 3rd bridge at the web site, a three-span vastly arched Burr truss that lasted from 1875 to 1888 whilst it used to be changed by way of an iron cantilever bridge. (Wikipedia Commons) The populations of latest England and Pennsylvania have been very constrained and infrastructure slightly existed. Even in 1837, as defined prior through Englishman Robert Stevenson, America's street approach used to be deplorable, notwithstanding New England's was once just a little greater. still, ahead of 1800, even in New England the line procedure used to be minimum. Neither federal nor kingdom governments have been construction infrastructure on the time. Bridges, like roads, needed to be outfitted by way of inner most traders who contributed capital in the direction of an firm that optimistically may pay a dividend during the tolls accrued. simply because there will be no incentive for a corporation to construct a modest bridge on a again road—since clients there may well simply steer clear of tolls via crossing the circulation within the ordinary method, by way of fording—the important bridges being equipped have been over significant our bodies of water and infrequently of dramatic dimensions. it kind of feels most likely that the majority, if now not all, of those higher bridges were documented. certainly, such a lot have been by means of Timothy Palmer himself, who affirms that none of his past bridges have been coated (though a few have been retrofitted with covers after 1805). How might Peale recognize there have been lined bridges in different places? until he had obvious them along with his personal eyes, we needs to ask the place have been they? in all probability he had visible the drawing within the Columbian journal of January 1787. might be he had heard of lined bridges in Europe and idea they have been within the usa.


Brian is the invisible boy. Even his teacher, Mrs. Carlotti doesn't notice him because Nathan is too loud and Sophie is a whiner. When it's time to pick teams, Brian is left out. And at lunchtime, Madison invited everyone to her birthday party except Brian. Brian loves to draw, it's what he does best. He sits quietly at a table and draws fire-breathing dragons, space aliens, pirates, and superheros. Then one day, Mrs. Carlotti introduces a new boy to the class. His name is Justin, and looks a little different than the rest of the kids. At lunch, Madison makes fun of his chopsticks, and J.T. makes fun of his bulgogi, calling it Booger-gi. All the kids laugh, except Brian, he just sits there feeling invisible. The next day Justin finds a note in his cubby. It was from Brian and it said, 'I thought the bulgogi looked good.' And he drew a picture of himself eating with chopsticks. That afternoon, Justin played with Brian on the playground. But when it was time to team up for a special project, Emilio pairs with Justin, leaving Brian out again. Luckily for Brian, Justin adds him to their team. When Mrs. Carlotti gives the directions, the boys are work together to put on a three-man play. From then on, Brian didn't feel invisible anymore. Justin and Emilio make room for him at their lunch table and they share a bag of cookies together.
Trudy Ludwig tells a very important story about friendship and inclusion. She gets right to the meat of the problem that both Brian and Justin face in school, and helps the children solve their own problem. Her examples of inclusion serve as real-life solutions for countless children in schools everywhere.
Patrice Barton's illustrations are soft and tender. She allows the reader to see Brian in outline form only when he is feeling invisible, and adds color a little at a time as he becomes accepted by his peers. In contrast, all of the other characters are painted in soft watercolors further emphasizing Brian's feelings throughout the story, and I think also showing that the other characters are not necessarily mean-spirited just unaware of Brian's feelings.
Inclusion doesn't have to be a major event, it can be as simple as inviting someone to sit at your lunch table or letting them join your group at work or play. I adore the paintings in this story. My heart goes out to the invisible Brian on every page. This is a beautifully written and illustrated book. I highly recommend it to my teacher friends, parents, and children.
Sounds like a lovely story with some great life's lessons. I like the way you describe the illustrations as they appear to be, by your description, in synch with the storyline.
Thank you, Stephanae. That means a lot coming from you, I'm so pleased you liked it!
Oh my goodness yes. You've been on my mind Juliana but after my move and subsequent "stuff" I had a heck of a time trying to find your blog. Today I just took some time and went through all the ones I follow and found you.
I really enjoyed this book! Very thorough view. Enjoyed your thoughts.


What is the Important Bird Areas Program?
Proactive, not reactive; Voluntary, not regulatory; Participatory, not just for professionals; Science-based and credible.
Audubon, as the Partner for BirdLife International, is working to identify a network of sites that provide critical habitat for birds. This effort known as the Important Bird Areas Program (IBA) recognizes that habitat loss and fragmentation are the most serious threats facing populations of birds across America and around the world. By working through partnerships, principally the North American Bird Conservation Initiative, to identify those places that are critical to birds during some part of their life cycle (breeding, wintering, feeding, migrating) we hope to minimize the effects that habitat loss, and degradation have on bird populations. Unless we can slow the rapid destruction and degradation of habitat, populations of many birds may decline to dangerously low levels. The IBA program is a global effort to identify areas that are most important for maintaining bird populations, and focus conservation efforts at protecting these sites. In the U.S. the IBA program has become a key component of many bird conservation efforts, for example: Partners in Flight, North American Waterbird Conservation Plan, and the U.S. Shorebird Conservation Plan.
Important Bird Areas, or IBAs, are sites that provide essential habitat for one or more species of bird. IBAs include sites for breeding, wintering, and/or migrating birds. IBAs may be a few acres or thousands of acres, but usually they are discrete sites that stand out from the surrounding landscape. IBAs may include public or private lands, or both, and they may be protected or unprotected.
Identification of a site as an IBA indicates it's unique importance for birds. Nonetheless, some IBAs are of greater significance than others. A site may be important at the global, continental, or state level. The IBA identification process provides a data-driven means for cataloging the most important sites for birds throughout the country and the world.
March 4th, 2006 – OK IBA Program Proposed. The Audubon chapters in Oklahoma meet to reactivate the state-wide Oklahoma Audubon Council. As its first major project, the Council decides to pursue the formation of an Oklahoma IBA program.
July 22nd, 2006 – OK IBA Steering Committee Formed. Oklahoma Audubon Council meeting was attended by Lynn Tennefoss, from Audubon Society Members Services office and John Cecil, coordinator of the Audubon Important Bird Areas program. John Cecil discussed the IBA program and agreed to assist in the organization of the Oklahoma IBA program.
October 21st, 2006 – OK IBA Coordinator Selected. At the Fall OOS meeting, it was announced that Eric Beck had been selected by the Oklahoma Audubon Council as the coordinator for the Oklahoma IBA program. This is currently a volunteer position as we do not yet have funds to pay a salary.
November 2006 ~ February 2007 – Technical committee members recruited.
February 24th, 2007 – First joint meeting of the OK IBA Technical and Steering committees. Potential IBA sites were discussed and the plan for the year was laid out.
Michael Husak - Prof at Cameron Univ.
Identify a minimum of four Global IBA's.
Obtain funding for the program.
Increase knowledge and awareness of the OK IBA program.
Increase participation in the OK IBA program.


We have a lot of great events for our guests at Woodloch. But not ALL of our guests are "athletes".
Our Wednesday Lawn Games is the event for you!
This year, we have created some games that are "very loosely" based on one of our favorite guilty pleasure movies "Dirty Dancing".
Check out what we have in store for you below. Look forward to another great Summer of fun!!
Baby's Corner: Nobody puts baby in the corner…but we just might!
Balance Beam: We all know that dancers have incredible balance.
Watermelon Relay: A watermelon race with an obstacle course? Why not?
Dance Sequence: Your chance to prove that you don't have 2 left feet!
The "Lift": It's your turn to re-create the infamous scene from the movie.
Woodloch Song: We've got a song for you…it's been re-written, and you need to sing it LOUD and PROUD!


Great video Mike! It gets dizzying trying to figure out what google will and won't slap you for. It's good to get this king of insight.
Good little audio piece as I do tend to worry about duplicate content and this as put my mind at ease.


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Zanya Laurence presents a fresh, contemporary music project titled, 'Stardust.' Her strong lead vocals, harmonies & vocal arrangement complement her music production, fusing psychedelic soul, retro soul, r&b & pop with elements of electronica and contemporary crossover, & yet staying true to the elements of neosoul. The first song, 'Dark Matter' sets the tone of the album. You can hear a story not in words, but illustrated in the musical tones of her voice. 'Stellar Love' is fresh & upbeat. 'You and I' is one of my favorites on the album. It has a pop/r&b feel and I love how the chord change at the end dramatizes her vocals. 'This is Who I Am' has a multicultural feel in the production and continues with the same strong harmonies and rhythms.
The beauty of Laurence's latest project is that there are several songs with crossover appeal. 'Live the Dream' with its inspirational lyrics has a pop feel with elements of neo-soul. 'Fallen Prey' has a retro soul vibe and puts you back in the sixties. 'Some Days' features smooth harmonies & 'Light Years Ago' has a unique, 70's/Contemporary Acoustic feel. 'Soulmate' with its powerful words has a fresh, retro to neo-soul sound with highlights of guitar in the mix.
"She's back! Loving this Neo-Soul future classic "Stellar Love". This one is for you lovers out there. It has a positive, uplifting feel that you can bob your head to riding on a deep Hip-Hop beat. Going by the single, the upcoming album should be well received!"
"We just checked out the brand new track 'Stellar Love' and it is just STAIRWAY TO AWESOMENESS!!"
By the time I hit "Complicated," with Zanya Laurence cooing in a most heavenly fashion, there was no turning back. It meant that this would be a record that I would continue to return to, to drink from its waters again and again.
Laurence is a young talent with an obvious affection for classy, soulful artists such as Alicia Keys and the disappearing act known as Lauryn Hill. But Laurence holds her own, blessed with a rich, sultry voice that is no pale imitation of her idols. Best yet, she is remarkably disciplined; she doesn't attempt to sing outside of her range. However, the real strength of an artist is really judged from their songs. We have already established that Laurence can sing, and she can definitely do that well. But what about the tunes? Are they memorable or engaging? Yes.
"Down & Out" and "A Long Road" pulsate with a throbbing beat that only a strong, confident voice can create an emotional impact with. And, sure enough, Laurence does; her vocals not only capture the feelings of the lyrics but the groove of the music as well. She makes it sound so easy, and it's soothing sailing for the ears. The glowing "Sunday" is carried by jazzy textures and soaring vocals. "Sunday" is already worth the price of admission alone; fortunately, there are 15 more to seek delight from.
The pop world could use more people like Zanya Laurence!
On her debut, this SoCal native displays captivating and emotive vocal pyrotechnics, fueled by a pop edged R&B backdrop that allows you to fully experience her talents. Also writing the lyrics on most of the songs, this is obviously music created with as much of Zanya's heart and soul that she could possibly fuse into it. Anytime you can marry this type of talent with catchy, likable music you have something special going on.
The widespread influence of Alicia Keys cannot be measured anymore; however, only the artists who step beyond the conventions of R&B could be considered rightful heirs to her throne. Thankfully, Zanya Laurence is someone who is seemingly inspired more by Keys' creative ambitions than her trademark style. That is how the best musicians develop, to absorb what has gone before and make it your own.
Like Keys, Laurence delivers a diverse menu, mostly light R&B sprinkled by smooth jazz, acoustic pop, and neo-soul. On "This Is My Life," Laurence's passionate voice forms an intimate bond with the piano, nearly becoming a single instrument. Her singing is both sweet and bittersweet, sometimes playful as on "Lose My #." I find myself becoming most attracted to the unplugged charms of "Sunday" and "It Won't Be Easy," as the acoustic guitars offer a rain-drop ambience to Laurence's voice that is absolutely lovely. The driving "Rhythm" is as close to hip-hop as Laurence gets here but this slickly produced and well-crafted R&B CD will have fans of the genre in a slow-jam buzz that won't fade away for quite a while.
"Always", the second full-length release from Zanya Laurence.
"Following a gap of five years, Zanya Laurence is back with a great neo-soul album with a touch of jazz flowing through it. 17 quality, emotional songs about real life, delivered with passion & conviction.
My personal favorites include "Come To Mama" which has a jazzy edgy vibe, "Enjoy The Ride" where Zanya's vocal range really shines through, "Control Freak" about a relationship that has gone wrong and" Constant Change" which has an India Arie Feel to it with the acoustic guitar.
I struggle to find a weak song on this fine set. Discover this fine album and find your own favorites, this girl could go all the way."
"There's the sound of the city in Zanya Laurence's album "Always". A sound that evokes thoughts of neon lights, the moon and Cadillac Escalades with I see you but you can't see me glass. It's the sound of late night urban R&B.
Ms. Laurence's approach throughout this album is to keep to the speed limit and stay within the law by never running a red light. There is an appeal in her elegantly restrained voice. "Good Day" – one of the most successful songs on this album – provides more than adequate proof that Ms. Laurence could find a true home in uptown supper clubs.


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An active first quarter with $443.6 million in sales for seven transactions at an average selling price of $152 psf was followed the quarter after by only a single deal meeting Reis' reporting criteria.* In the latest sale, Adler Realty Investments paid Younan Properties $23 million ($58 psf) for the 394,324-square-foot, 50.0%-vacant, multi-tenant 4 Forest Plaza at 12222 Merit Drive, Dallas. The deal closed in late May at a 9.1% cap rate. The building, belonging to the Class B/C category, was built in 1985 and renovated in 1994. In a foreclosure auction, meanwhile, LNR Partners LLC paid $42 million for the 850,000-square-foot KPMG Centre at 717 N. Harwood Street, downtown Dallas, as reported by TREC in June.
Since the quarter ended, Cousins Properties (through CP 2100 Ross LLC) acquired the 33-story, 844,000-square-foot 2100 Ross building (formerly the San Jacinto Tower) at foreclosure auction for $59.74 million, GlobeSt.com reported in August. A fund created by Brookfield Asset Management has acquired a three-building 620,000-square-foot office campus in Las Colinas, TREC reported in July. The new owner "hopes to fill" the complex, now only one-third occupied by Citigroup. The price was not disclosed. JP Realty Partners has acquired the 45.0%-occupied, 17-story, 353,996-square-foot North Central Plaza III at 12801 N. Central Expressway "as part of its plan to add more than a million square feet to its investment portfolio in Texas," TREC reported in a separate July entry.
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Nice little story from the PGA about 103 year old Gus Andreone from Florida who scored his eighth career hole-in-one on Wednesday at Palm Aire Country Club.
A member of the PGA Of America, Gus became the oldest man to achieve the feat when he hit driver on the 113-yard 14th hole.
"I hit it solid and the ball then hit the ground about 30 yards from the green and kept rolling, rolling and rolling," said Andreone. "It fell into the hole, which was cut on the right middle part of the green. Miracles do happen once in a while."
Gus says he got his first hole in one in 1939. "Each day is a blessing and you never know what it will bring," he said. Follow @golfcentraldoc


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Simon Schobel (* 22. Februar 1950 in Petrești, Rumänien) ist ein ehemaliger rumänisch-deutscher Handballspieler und -trainer aus der deutschsprachigen Minderheit der Siebenbürger Sachsen. Er war Bundestrainer der Deutschen Handballnationalmannschaft der Männer.

Karriere als Spieler
Die Spielerkarriere von Simon Schobel, der zunächst Leichtathletik betrieb, begann mit 17 Jahren an einer Sportschule in Siebenbürgen. Ein Jahr später spielte er in der rumänischen Junioren-Nationalmannschaft. Mit 19 bestritt er sein erstes A-Länderspiel in der rumänischen Nationalmannschaft. 1969 nahm er ein Sportstudium auf und spielte fortan für die Handballmannschaft von Universitatea Cluj.

Bei den Olympischen Spielen 1972 in München gewann er mit seiner Mannschaft die Bronze-Medaille. Er erzielte dabei zwei Tore in sechs Spielen. Insgesamt bestritt er 22 Länderspiele, in denen er acht Tore erzielte. 1972 blieb er nach einem Deutschlandgastspiel seines Vereins in Deutschland. Beim damaligen Regionalligisten TuS Hofweier bekam er einen Vertrag als Spielertrainer, er setzte in Mainz sein Sportstudium fort. Mit der Mannschaft stieg er in die Bundesliga auf. Mit der bundesdeutschen Nationalmannschaft fuhr er zu den Olympischen Sommerspielen 1976, musste diese aufgrund einer Verletzung aber als Zuschauer verfolgen.

Karriere als Trainer
1979 wurde der TuS Hofweier mit Simon Schobel als Spielertrainer deutscher Vizemeister. Überraschend wurde er am 21. April 1982 als Nachfolger von Vlado Stenzel mit 32 Jahren zum jüngsten Bundestrainer in der Geschichte des Deutschen Handballbundes berufen. Zu diesem Zeitpunkt war ebenfalls als Studienleiter an der Sportschule Steinbach sowie beim Südbadischen Handballverband als Landestrainer tätig. In seiner Zeit als Bundestrainer holte die deutsche Handballnationalmannschaft bei den Olympischen Spielen 1984 in Los Angeles die Silbermedaille. Im gleichen Jahr wurde Schobel zum "Trainer des Jahres" gewählt. Sein damaliger Co-Trainer war Heiner Brand. 1985 veröffentlichte Schobel das Handball-Lehrbuch Methodische Grundlagen der Trainingsgestaltung.

Nachdem sich die deutsche Mannschaft 1987 nicht für die Olympischen Spiele 1988 in Seoul qualifizieren konnte und bereits 1986 in die B-Klasse bei Weltmeisterschaften abgestiegen war, wurde der Vertrag mit Schobel nicht verlängert.

Unter Schobel spielte die Deutsche Handballnationalmannschaft 129 Länderspiele, von denen 68 Spiele gewonnen und 43 verloren wurden. 18 Spiele endeten unentschieden. Sein Nachfolger wurde Petre Ivănescu.

Nach dem Handball
Nach seinem Abschied als Nationaltrainer im Jahr 1987 wurde Schobel kaufmännisch tätig, er handelte mit Möbeln. Angebote, bei Bundesligisten als Trainer tätig zu werden, schlug er aus. Später zog er nach Rumänien zurück und ließ sich in der Nähe von Hermannstadt nieder.

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Last Hazardous Waste Drop-off of the Summer is July 18th!
Bring by your unwanted paints, stains, fuels, cleaners, and other hazardous wastes to Heritage High School in Leesburg on July 19th from 8:30am-2:30pm during the Household Hazardous Waste collection event. The next drop off event will be on September 19th.


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Гитаприя, урождённый Лакшман Рао Мохите (, ; 15 июня 1932 – 17 января 2016) — индийский  и , работавший в индустрии кино на каннада. Снял около 30 фильмов и написал свыше 250 песен. Его дебютный фильм был удостоен Национальной кинопремии Индии.

Биография
Поэт появился на свет под именем Лакшман Рао Мохите 15 июня 1932 года. Его отец служил в кавалерийском полку войск Майсура, который дислоцировался в Бангалоре. Родным языком его матери был маратхи. В детстве на мальчика оказал сильное влияние поэт , живший неподалёку от семьи Мохите, и его поэзия. Ещё в средней школе он начал писать стихи и короткие рассказы и посылать их в различные журналы.

В студенческие годы Гитаприя познакомился с будущими композитором  и режиссёром М. Б. Сингхом, вместе с которыми он был занят в театральных постановках. После учёбы, чтобы помочь семье материально, он устроился на работу в ресторан за 35 рупий в месяц. Но Виджая Бхаскар настойчиво зазывал его присоединиться к киноиндустрии вместе с ними, обещая оплату в 40 рупий, и Гитаприя в итоге согласился.
Он дебютировал в кино как поэт-песенник, написав тексты двух песен для фильма Sri Rama Pooja (1955).

Как и многие кинематографисты того времени, Гитаприя переехал в Мадрас, где помимо песен начал писать также диалоги для фильмов.
Здесь он познакомился со звездой кинематографа на каннада Раджкумаром, который, услышав однажды придуманный им сюжет, предложил Гитаприи снять фильм с собой в главной роли.
Будущему режиссёру потребовался год, чтобы закончить сценарий, а затем ещё некоторое время ушло, чтобы достать деньги на производство.
В итоге,  вышел на экраны в 1968 году. Прокат длился больше 100 дней. Картина также завоевала Национальную кинопремию за лучший фильм на каннада, и Кинопремию штата Карнатака за лучший сценарий.

Его следующим фильмом стал  (1969), первый фильм о Тарзане на каннада.
Среди других режиссёрских работ Гитаприи — фильмы Yaava Janmada Maithri (1972), Beluvalada Madilalli (1975), Besuge (1976), Hombisilu (1978), Putani Agent 123 (1979) и Mouna Geethe (1985). Всего режиссёр снял 31 киноленту, включая три на языке тулу и  на хинди.
Его последний фильм Shravana Sambhrama вышел в 2003 году.

За свой вклад в кинематограф на языке каннада режиссёр был награждён ,
Sandesha Award
и Saroja Devi Award.

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