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Lovely photographs. Such bright and beautiful flowers !
It looks really interesting with lots of colour for a drab time of year. Love the dog and the windmill.
It was a very pretty display. But, I thought Kaezlie was prettier! Thank you!
Fantastic flowers! Really enjoyed this post.
It was amazing how they set everything up so nicely at the garden. Thank you very much!
Wish I could magic meself to that garden right now. Loved the photos. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! I wish you could see it in person as well!
Another thing, if you are using Twitter, you need to find out, how to place your own name in the account from WP. As it is now, we can't see, it is your post, when we share from here, only from WP.
Thank you, Irene. I have two twitter accounts. I will have to configure my accounts so my New England Nomad account can be linked to my WordPress account. Thank you for the tip and reports! I will look into this!
You are welcome, Wayne. I just wish you to get the credit of your posts.
You're so kind! I'll figure it out eventually!
Such vibrant colours! And that plant closing… Amazing. I often forget how beautiful nature's creations are.


Current Issues • Health • Training£100 Ponies ~ Too good to be true?
All over equestrian social media you see people selling horses and some even free to a good home. But are these horses really as cheap as they appear?
Getting straight to the point, the answer is probably no. This is because in the majority of cases the horse is that cheap because there is something wrong with it and the owner can't sell it for any more. So although the upfront cost of buying this horse will be considerably less than another horse, there are other hidden costs waiting for you down the line.
To get my point across, I am going to introduce you to a fiction character and the 3 horses she is looking at to buy. Sally is a teenager from a non-horsey family. She has experience sharing horses and is now looking to finally purchase her own. She wants a safe all-rounder on which she can do a bit of everything and just enjoy spending time with. She also like the idea of competing in show jumping over the summer months most weekends in unaffiliated events.
Horse 1: Fred. £2000 Fred is a 12 year old native cross. He is about 15.2h, in good health and currently ridden by a woman in her early 20s who mainly hacks, schools and does the odd local dressage and show jumping show. Fred has no history of lameness or illness and good feet.
Horse 2: Dave. £400 Dave is a 10 year old stockier warmblood type. He is 16h and in good health. His owner used to event him up to BE100, but now he is living out and been semi-retired for 2 years, only going on the odd hack. The owner is vague about why he is retired but says she can no longer afford to keep him as well as her other horse.
Horse 3: Jack. £350 Jack is a 16 year old native cross about 14.3/15h. He is still being hacked regularly and going to the odd local show. But he has a very long, shaggy coat, bad shaped feet and a large, cresty neck.
Or he mentally isn't suitable for the job, he could be dangerous to ride which could be caused by bad experiences, pain and any number of other factors.
So although Dave might be £400, Sally could potentially spend £100s investigating and treating a lameness issue he had when she bought him only to find out that it is never going to come right and she can't do any of the things she wanted to with him.
Another outcome could be that he becomes dangerous for her to ride. This could lead to her spending £100s on getting people to help her manage the behaviour which might not get any better. So she then spends even more money looking into physical problems be causing the negative behaviour in the hope they find something they can fix.
So although Dave comes across as a fairly cheap horse with good potential for what she wants in a horse, there are several alarm bells about him which suggest she would run into problems.
Next we will look at horse 3, Jack. Now Jack is already doing what Sally would want to do with a horse and has no obvious lameness or negative behaviours. However, the condition of his coat, feet and neck suggest that he is prone to laminitis and possibly has Cushing's disease. Now both these conditions can be managed, but Cushing's can be quite expensive to treat with many ponies needing a tablet a day for the rest of their lives. If a horse has had laminitis before, they seem to be more prone to it in the future. So even with careful management, Jack could suffer from laminitis again in the future, which can cost a lot of money in vet call outs, treatments and remedial farriery.
As with Dave, Jack has several potential risks on his profile which suggest Sally might need to spend more money down the line on something the horse had to start with. So finally we come to Horse 1, Fred. Now Fred is already doing pretty much exactly what Sally wants to do and appears to be in very good condition with no history of problems. Out of the 3 horses, I would say Fred is the least likely to develop a problem in the future. Over the course of 2 years, Sally could have easily spent more on trying to fix a problem with Dave or Jack than she would have saved from not buying Fred.
Now I know that this was just a fictional example with profiles designed to show how cheaper horses are more likely to have problems, but you have to remember that the majority of people won't sell a horse for less than it's worth. If you see a horse what is much cheaper than similar things you are looking at, ask yourself why is it that much cheaper?
Don't get me wrong, there are some fantastic horses for sale cheaply or free to a good home for genuine reasons. But these are rare. If the horse sounds too good to be true, it probably is. You should move on unless you have the financial and emotional back up to deal with any problems which come your way.
For these reasons I would also suggest getting any horse you want to buy vetted, even if it only a 2 stage vetting, and insured. This is because the vet will be able to tell you if there is anything wrong with the horse and if they do develop a problem what needs investigating and treating, you only pay the excess on the vet fees and your insurance should pay the rest. This not only helps you give the horse the best possible care, but removes a lot of the stress involved in having a sick/injured horse.
So to go back to how I started this post, cheap horses are more likely to cost you more in the long run than a similar, more expensive horse. So don't be blinded by what appears to be a great deal on a horse, sadly if it seems too good to be true, it probably is.


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Gerrit Cole picks up MLB-leading 12th win
Sunday, July 05, 2015 / by William DePaoli / / Inside Access, Pirates Player Update / 0 comments
Gerrit Cole got touched for three early runs but the Pirates put up five runs in the fifth and Cole would later cruise his way to his MLB-leading 12th win of the season in the Pirates 5-3 victory over the Indians on Sunday afternoon
Cole went 8 innings, allowing 5 hits and 3 runs, striking out 5 and walking 1 in the win. Cole retired the last 16 batters he faced.
What makes Cole a such a special pitcher is how strong mentally he is. The three early runs he allowed never saw him get frustrated, the Pirates ace said afterwards. "I wasn't getting frustrated because I felt that they were hitting some good pitches," Cole said afterwards. "Sometimes that happens." Cole said the Indian hitters weren't chasing early on. They weren't chasing pitches out of the strike zone, especially early," Cole said. "We just stayed with the game plan until things eventually started working out."
2015 Stats: 12-3, 2.28 ERA, 113 SO, 26 BB, 1.11 WHIP

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Stadt München
Maximiliansbrücke
Sankt Johannes von Nepomuk
Saint John of Nepomuk
Nepomuk c. 1345 - Praha 1393
confessor of the queen of Bohemia, refused to divulge the secrets of the confessional. At the behest of King Wenceslaus of Bohemia he was thrown from the Charles Bridge in Prague and drowned. John of Nepomuk is patron saint of bridges
Stone statue on a pedestal on a lamppost.
Statues of Saint John of Nepomuk
The figure of Saint John of Nepomuk is often encountered in Central and Eastern Europe, including the Czech Republic, Italy, Germany, Poland and Lithuania. He is usually portrayed with
a halo of five stars, commemorating the stars that hovered over the Vltava River on the night of his murder, also is said that the five stars are supposed to symbolize the five letters of Latin word "tacet", which means "silent".
Other attributes:
a priestly dress
the palm of martyrs
a large crucifix, to which he is usually looking.
As additional figures there are often one of more little angels, respectively
indicating silence by a finger over the lips,
with a crucifix
with the bible.
There are several sites listing statues of Saint John of Nepomuk:
Saxa Loquuntur, Svatý Jan Nepomucký: Svatojánské sochy v českých a moravských krajských mĕstech, in Czech
Nepomuki, in Polish.
Treffpunkt Schoener-Reisen, Sankt Nepomuk, der Brückenheilige , in German.
Gerhard Eichinger, Nepomuk Sammlung [➝ Geschichte(n) ➝ Nepomuk Sammlung], in German.
Wedigo von Wedel, www.brueckenheilige.de, in German.
Town: München
Kreis: Stadt München
John of Nepomuk, St.
Location (N 48°8'13" - E 11°35'30")
Item Code: deby022; Photograph: 4 September 2010


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CAIR-FL: Anti-Muslim Bias Increasing
CAIR-FL: ANTI-MUSLIM BIAS COMPLAINTS INCREASING
Ahmed Sheikh-Khalil applied for citizenship about three years ago and passed the interview phase of his citizenship exam in March 2004.
He's still not a citizen. When he calls to complain, he said, he is not told a legitimate reason why it is taking so long.
Sheikh-Khalil, 50, a Tampa car salesman who was born in Syria and lived in Cuba for 20 years, said the reason is obvious why his approval has been delayed: "I am sure that it's my name. That's it."
He is one of a growing number of people who have told the Council on American-Islamic Relations that they have faced anti-Muslim harassment, discrimination and violence.
CAIR, a Muslim civil rights and advocacy group, held a press conference Wednesday to discuss the organization's annual report released this month on the status of Muslim civil rights. The report shows 2,467 civil rights complaints made to CAIR nationally in 2006, with 168 coming from Florida. There were 55 complaints from the Tampa region.
"This is just a fraction of what's probably out there," Ahmed Bedier, executive director of CAIR's Tampa chapter, said of the documented complaints.
CAIR reported 50 percent more complaints of anti-Muslim harassment, discrimination and violence in Florida in 2006 than it had the previous year.


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/*
 * apcthread.cpp
 *
 *  Created on: 23.6.2013
 *      Author: ondra
 */
#include "apcthread.h"

namespace LightSpeed {

bool APCThread::execute(AbstractAPC* apc) {
	bool k = apcImpl.execute(apc);
	if (k) wakeUp(0);
	return k;
}

void APCThread::enableAPC(bool enable) {
	apc_enabled = enable;
}

void APCThread::onExecute(AbstractAPC* p) throw() {
	enableAPC(false);
	p->run();
	enableAPC(true);
}

APCThread::APCThread():apc_enabled(true),apcImpl(this)
{
}

bool APCThread::impSleep(const Timeout& tm, natural& reason) {
	bool x = Thread::sleep(tm,reason);
	if (!x && apc_enabled) {
		apcImpl.executeQueue();
	}
	return x;
}

void LightSpeed::APCThread::APCh::onExecute(AbstractAPC* p) throw()
{
	owner->onExecute(p);
}
}

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Q: ajax didn't call the server php program I am quite new in the programming and I try to check if a shop has been already assigned to an user. if yes nobody can be assigned to this shop anymore.
so in the index file I make a call via $.ajax of searchunicusershop.php but it didn't seem to call it.
in index.php

    unic = {};
    data = "siret=" + $('#siret').val() + "&emllog=" + $('#email_login').text();
    $.ajax({
        type: 'GET',
        url: 'searchunicusershop.php',
        data: data,
        dataType: 'json',
        success: function(result, statut) {
            unic = {};
            unic = result;
            if (unic.response == false) {
                if (unic.status == 'alreadyassign') {
                      $('.messmenu').text('shop already assigned');
                    $('.profile-card-pro').scrollTop(0);
                }
            }
        },
        error: function(result, statut, erreur) {
            console.log(statut);
            console.log(erreur);
        },

        complete: function(result, statut, erreur) {
        }
    });

the searchunicusrshop.php
<?php
header("Content-Type: application/json ; charset=utf-8");
header("Cache-Control: no-cache , private");
header("Pragma: no-cache");

$email_login = ' ';
$siret = ' ';
$siren = ' ';
$nic = ' ';

$res1 = ' ';
$res2 = ' ';
$res3 = ' ';

$tunic=[];
$tunic['emllog'] = ' ';
$tunic['siret'] = ' ';
$tunic['status'] = 'false';
$tunic['shopid'] = ' ';
$tunic['admid'] = ' ';
$tunic['emladm'] = ' ';
$tunic['response'] = false;

$shopshop_id = ' ';
$hasshopuser_id = ' ';
$usersuser_email = ' ';
var_dump ($_GET);
require_once('connexionMysqlCheck.php');
if ($connected) {
    require_once('connexionMysql.php');
    if (isset($_GET['siret']) && isset($_GET['emllog'])) {

        $email_login = $_GET['emllog'];
        $tunic['emllog'] = $email_login;
        $tunic['siret'] = $_GET['$siret'];
        $tunic['status'] = 'paramfull';

        $siret = $_GET['siret'];
        $siren = substr($siret, 0, 9);
        $nic = intval(substr($siret, 9, 5));

        // Recherche du shop_id avec siret pour accéder ) user_has_shop
        $query1="SELECT shop_id FROM shop WHERE siren = ".$siren." and nic = ".$nic."";
        var_dump ($query1);
        $res1=mysqli_query($connexion,$query1) or die('Erreur SQL !
'.$query1.'
'.mysqlerror());
        if (mysqli_num_rows($res1)>0)  {    // si le shop est trouvé

            while ( $enreg=mysqli_fetch_array($res1) ) {  // récupérer le shop_id
                $shopshop_id = $enreg['shop_id'];
                $tunic['shopid'] = $enreg['shop_id'];
                $tunic['status'] = 'shopfound';
                mysql_free_result ($res1);

                // si shop_id trouvé alors recherche du user_id avec le shop_id dans la table user_has_shop
                $query2="SELECT user_id FROM user_has_shop WHERE shop_id = ".$shopshop_id." and shop_admin = 1";
                echo $query2;
                $res2=mysqli_query($connexion,$query2) or die('Erreur SQL !
'.$query2.'
'.mysqlerror());
                if (mysqli_num_rows($res2)>0)  {    // s'il y a une association qui existe pour ce shop
                    while ( $enreg=mysqli_fetch_array($res2) ) {  // récupérer le user_id qui est associé dans users has shop
                        $hasshopuser_id = $enreg['user_id'];
                        $tunic['admid'] = $hasshopuser_id;
                        $tunic['status'] = 'assocfound';
                        mysql_free_result ($res2);

                        // Recherche si l'utilisateur via son email existe dans users
                        $query3="SELECT email_login FROM users WHERE user_id = '".$hasshopuser_id"'";
                        echo $query3;
                        $res3=mysqli_query($connexion,$query3) or die('Erreur SQL !
'.$query3.'
'.mysqlerror());
                        if (mysqli_num_rows($res3)>0)  {    // si l'utilisateur est trouvé
                            while ( $enreg=mysqli_fetch_array($res3) ) {  // récupérer le user_id de users
                                $usersuser_email = $enreg['email_login'];
                                $tunic['emladm'] = $useruser_email;
                                $tunic['status'] = 'admassocfound';
                                mysql_free_result ($res3);

                                if ($email_login == $useruser_email) { // si le shop est déjà associé à lui alors ok
                                    $tunic['status'] = 'assochimself';
                                    $tunic['responses'] = true;
                                } else { //si il y a déjà une association mais à quelqu'un d'autre alors il ne peut pas
                                    $tunic['status'] = 'alreadyassign';
                                    $tunic['response'] = false;
                                }

                            } // fin de while pour récupérer lemail du user associé dans users  query3 ***********************

                        } else {
                            $tunic['admid'] = $hasshopuser_id;
                            $tunic['emladm'] = ' ';
                            $tunic['status'] = 'admnotfoundcritical';
                            $tunic['response'] = false;

                        } // si l'utilisateur adm n'est pas trouvé user, c'est pas normal

                    } // fin de while pour récupérer le user_id de user_has_shop  query2 ***********************

                } else { // si pas assoc alors c'est bon
                    $tunic['admid'] = ' ';
                    $tunic['emladm'] = ' ';
                    $tunic['status'] = 'noassocfound';
                    $tunic['response'] = true;
                } // si pas d'association alors c'est bon

            } // fin while récupérer shop_id query1 uy**************************************
        } else { // si le shop_id n'est pas trouvé dans shop ne rien faire c'est false
            $tunic['status'] = 'siretnotfound';
            $tunic['shopid'] = ' ';
            $tunic['admid'] = ' ';
            $tunic['emladm'] = ' ';
            $tunic['response'] = false;

        }// si le shop_id n'est pas trouvé dans shop ne rien faire c'est false

    } else { // ne trouve pas not isset. l'un des 2 ou les 2 paramètres email et/ou siret est vide (sont vides)
        $tunic['emllog'] = $_GET['emllog'];
        $tunic['siret']  = $_GET['siret'];
        $tunic['status'] = 'paramempty';
        $tunic['shopid'] = ' ';
        $tunic['admid'] = ' ';
        $tunic['emladm'] = ' ';
        $tunic['response'] = false;

    } // fin not isset
} // connecté
$result = $tunic;
echo json_encode($result);
?>

I don't know if the index call it or not, if it was successful or in error. I try to debug via chrome but it went through this code but I didn't get any ajax status or result.
Thank you in advance for your help.

A: I found where the issue is :
$query3="SELECT email_login FROM users WHERE user_id = '".$hasshopuser_id"'";
it should be this instead :
$query3="SELECT email_login FROM users WHERE user_id = ".$hasshopuser_id;

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What Does a Cardiovascular Operating Room Nurse Do?
Where Do Cardiovascular Operating Room Nurses Work?
What Is a Cardiovascular Operating Room Nurse?
A cardiovascular operating room (CVOR) nurse works as part of the surgical services and operating room teams that treat open-heart (cardiovascular) patients. CVOR nurses assist with patient care, ensure that sterile procedures are followed during surgery, necessary equipment and medications are available for the operating room team and that a patient's safety is assured at all times.
Once a nurse earns a nursing degree and secures an RN license, obtaining hands-on experience in critical care, cardiovascular treatment and/or operating room procedures is the next step. Most CVOR nursing positions require RNs to also hold the Basic Life Support Certification (BLS) from the American Heart Association or American Red Cross. In addition, many CVOR nursing job openings prefer an RN to hold the CNOR Certification for perioperative nurses from the Competency & Credentialing Institute, the Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support Certification (ACLS) and/or the Pediatric Advanced Life Support Certification (PALS) from the American Heart Association.
To search and apply for open CVOR nursing positions, visit our job boards.
What are the Education Requirements for Cardiovascular Operating Room Nurses?
Most CVOR nurses hold a Bachelor's of Science in Nursing degree, and all hold an active RN license, which can be achieved through passing the NCLEX-RN. Most hospitals prefer cardiovascular operating room nurses to have prior operating room experience, as well as hold a BLS Certification, ACLS and/or PALS Certification and the CNOR Certification for perioperative nurses from the Competency & Credentialing Institute.
Most open CVOR nursing positions require candidates to hold the BLS Certification from the American Heart Association or American Red Cross. Many employers also prefer candidates to hold the CNOR Certification for perioperative nurses offered by the Competency & Credentialing Institute. In order to be eligible for the CNOR exam, a nurse must hold a current unrestricted RN license, be currently working full- or part-time in perioperative nursing in the areas of research, education, administration or clinical practice, and have completed two years and 2,400 hours of experience in perioperative nursing. Some employers may also prefer candidates who hold advanced life support certification, such as the ACLS or the PALS Certifications offered by the American Heart Association.
As the name suggests, CVOR nurses work in hospital operating rooms and specialize in cardiovascular (open-heart) surgeries. In addition to staff positions, many traveling nursing organizations post and fill temporary CVOR positions. A travel nurse is hired to work in a specific location for a limited amount of time.
A cardiovascular operating room nurse specializes in the care of cardiovascular patients before, during and following surgical procedures. The CVOR nurse participates in the sedation of patients and assists physicians during the procedure by administering medications, monitoring vital signs and applying dressings. The CVOR nurse coordinates the entire operating room with respect to sterility, cleanliness and availability of functioning equipment and supplies, as well as provides critical quality control to ensure the patient's safety.
What Are the Roles and Duties of a Cardiovascular Operating Room Nurse?
Operating room registered nurses with open-heart skills make a median salary of $80,508 with a range of $50,351 - $102,887. Factors affecting a CVOR nurse's salary include geographic location and number of years' experience.
While a highly specialized field, experienced cardiovascular operating room nurses are in demand across the country suggesting a bright career outlook for nurses interested in building a career in operating room nursing.


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Q: sql query swapping I have a table named tbl_course nad the data is like
SID   name                DisplayOrder       course
 1    Apple                  1                 1
 2    Orange                 2                 1
 3    Banana                 4                 1
 4    Grape                  3                 1
 5    Orange                 2                 2
 6    Banana                 1                 2

In the web page it will show order by displayorder.
Now in the bo side i will showing this values in grid with order buttons to change order by admin .

When I click on down arrow automatically swap to next item.
Eg:If I click on 1st down arrow from below  image(Apple) so its will come to 2nd row and orange will come 1st row.
So i want to write sp for this with help of course.
Thanks in advance.

A: Assuming that @clickedDown and @courseId are two parameters passed to your stored procedure, all it needs to do is to run this update statement:
update tbl_course
set DisplayOrder = case DisplayOrder when @clickedDown then @clickedDown+1 else @clickedDown end
where course=@courseId and DisplayOrder in (@clickedDown, clickedDown+1)


The Crossover Short is a lightweight knee brace for meniscal/ligament injuries in a 13.5" length.
The Bledsoe Crossover Short Knee Brace is designed for mild and moderate sprains and strains, and meniscus injuries. The brace has a classic pull-on design for a uniform fit. The Bledsoe Crossover Short has heavy-duty polycentric hinges that adjust for range-of-motion in 10° increments and is available in a standard pull-up style for a classic uniform fit or a wraparound front-closure model for easier fitting. The standard pull-up model features an adjustable / removable patella buttress for patella stabilization. The front-closure version does not come with a buttress.
Standard 13.5" length for support.
Two straps for added support and compression.
The Crossover Short is well suited for individuals 5'8" and smaller with shorter legs.
Tritech material is perfect for use in hot, humid environments.
Available in both pull-up or wraparound front-closure versions.
Pull tabs for easy application.
Tritech material is a breathable alternative to neoprene (latex-free) and offers mild compression. 3D neoprene provides warmth to the joint and maximum compression as well. Both bracing designs offer moderate support and compression.
I bought the Tritech style because I live here in Georgia and the humidity is terrible. The brace fits and my leg isn't sweating. The Medium size fit perfectly.
Fast delivery appreciated Review by Monica P.
I received my brace today - two days faster than expected! It arrived just in time for my softball tournament. The fast delivery is appreciated.
Thank you for recommending this brace for our daughter. We had been looking for a ligament knee brace for her short height and had a lot of difficulty finding a medical-quality brace that would fit her!
Using for soccer and hiking. Much better price than my doctor's office.
The brace fits my petite 5"5" frame. My doctor suggested this knee brace for my unstable knee. I tore some ligaments as a child and have been using this now for a couple of weeks. My knee isn't giving out on me anymore. Thank you.


Fun for the entire family-Planned opening 2021 !
Family Fun – Planned Opening 2021!
This exciting new Water Park for Cairns! Is now planned to start construction mid to late 2019 with an 14-18 month construction phase with an opening late 2021. Further delays will move the starting date back to 2020 after wet season with an opening of mid to late 2022.
Stay tuned as we will update our website to keep the community a breast of the latest news on the development.
Latest Adventure Waters Update – Now planned for 2021 Opening !
We are still working towards finalizing our Investors criteria to meet a range of different needs in their business structures. So in keeping with not pre-empt negotiations, this is all I have to report on Park as of March 2019.
See below attached (link) in which reflects Cairns growth over the next decade.
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Newman Sports | Go Jets!
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By: Matthew Revels, Sports Editor The Newman University men's basketball is hoping to finish its season strong as it comes down to the last month of competition, coach RJ Allen said. And as January comes to an end, the goals for the year have become apparent. The Jet's
Newman baseball grows closer through family dinners
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By: Alexis Stallard, Editor-in-Chief Newman baseball has been following a unique tradition for the past several years. Every Sunday night, a few of the players eat dinner with their head coach, Drew Maus, and his family. The tradition started when Maus joined the team in August 2019 as a way
Intramural play continues at Newman with Ultimate Frisbee
By: Matthew Revels, Sports Editor Newman Intramurals just started its second sport of the semester. Sign Ups for Ultimate Frisbee closed on Monday, and play started on Tuesday. It will continue this coming Tuesday Nov. 15 and Nov. 29. Teams that want to sign up late can contact SAAC at
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Newman starts strong but loses 83-52 to WSU
By: Matthew Revels, Sports Editor Newman University started its season on Wednesday with a high-profile exhibition game against Wichita State University's Division 1 Shockers. And although the Jets lost the game 83-52, the team had a good showing overall and got some valuable pre-season experience, head coach R.J.
Men's, women's basketball hope to shock the MIAA this season
By: Matthew Revels, Sports Editor Fall sports are coming to an end at Newman, which means winter sports are about to begin. Two teams Newman will be watching are men's and women's basketball, both of which hope this coming season will show that all their hard work and


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On November 18, the NCAFP co-hosted a panel at the Center for Global Affairs, NYU School of Professional Studies on the status of the ongoing crisis in Ukraine and the role of civil society and women's groups in that conflict. This panel brought together Natalia Karbowska, Board Chair of the Ukrainian Women's Fund; Sylvia Maier, Clinical Assistant Professor, Center for Global Affairs, NYU School of Professional Studies; and Grace Kennan Warnecke, Chairman of the Board of the NCAFP. The audience featured a diverse array of students, NCAFP members and colleagues of our third event partner, the Global Fund for Women.
Ms. Karbowska had the opportunity to share her experiences as an on-the-ground activist and civil society leader while allaying some misconceptions about the conflict itself. Ms. Warnecke and Professor Maier ably provided compelling questions for Ms. Karbowska and used their expertise to fill in the broader geopolitical context in which civil society groups operate in Ukraine.
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Many Jewish philanthropists allocate part of their portfolio to giving in Israel. But they quickly find that funding Israel from abroad can be significantly more challenging, given the less-familiar landscape, and differences in culture, law, and language. There is also the need to comply with U.S. regulations regarding overseas grantmaking. But these are challenges, not insurmountable obstacles. With time and a little patience, they can be overcome.
There are about 36,000 registered amutot (nonprofit organizations) in Israel that span the spectrum in their level of sophistication and management. Out of those, about 15,000 have a nihul takin certification. This indicates the organization is viewed by the government as properly managed and is eligible for public funding. It is the closest equivalent in Israel to 501 (c)(3) status in the U.S., and is also the tool used by intermediary organizations that filter overseas money to Israel to provide tax deductibility in the U.S. Go here for a glossary of common terms used by Israeli nonprofits. Click here for a glossary of terms associated with giving in Israel.
Evaluate Israeli nonprofits the same way you do your U.S. grantees.
Tax returns for Israeli nonprofits are not publicly available like they are in the U.S. Still, there are other methods to ensure a nonprofit is financially sound and properly managed. First, ask for detailed work plans and budgets. The more transparent the nonprofit is the better. Also, request a copy of the organization's filings with the Registrar of Non-Profit Organizations, which awards the nihul takin certification, or look it up in Guidestar Israel. It is often worth the effort to have a Hebrew speaker analyze those reports for you.
Social issues, legal terms and financial practices may sound familiar to overseas funders, but can have a different context in Israel. Local philanthropists, foundation professionals, consultants, and the JFN Israel office can help you interpret the local landscape, identify innovative programming areas and adapt vetting practices.
While overseas funders can successfully go it alone in Israel, it can be very helpful to have a local "interpreter," who can cut through the bureaucratic thickets, and provide valuable insights about the fields that interest you. JFN's Israel office can introduce you to like-minded funders with on-the-ground knowledge in the fields that interest you.
The dividends reaped by funder collaborations go way beyond a particular project. You will quickly become attuned to the hands-on entrepreneurial style of philanthropy typical in Israel. The nonprofit sector is relied on by the Israeli government as an incubator for ideas that can be adapted nationally. Too many demands preclude a government-led, top-down approach to solve many issues in Israeli society.
Last, but certainly not least, in order to comply with U.S. regulations, always check with your financial and legal advisors before making any overseas donations.
For more information, contact the JFN Israel office at jfnisrael@jfunders.org.


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Davis Wright Tremaine Adds Satellite and Telecom Lawyer Lafayette Greenfield to Enhance Its Integrated Technology and Communications Practice
Contact: Leora Goldfarb, 858.603.5123 or lgoldfarb@baretzbrunelle.com
WASHINGTON, D.C. – January 5, 2021 – Davis Wright Tremaine has added satellite and telecom lawyer Lafayette Greenfield as a partner in its Washington, D.C. office, bringing new capabilities to its team serving the technology and communications industries.
Greenfield, who joins the firm from Milbank, focuses his practice on satellite operators, telecommunications companies, aerospace manufacturers and launch services providers. He advises satellite and telecom companies and investors on transactional and regulatory matters and has significant experience with the Federal Communications Commission and other regulations applicable to satellite systems and space-based technologies. He also has extensive experience advising a broad range of clients on international trade and national security matters.
"For years, our team has been serving the communications needs of our technology clients and the technology needs of our communications clients," said Wendy Kearns, co-chair of the Technology, Communications, and Privacy & Security Practice. "Lafayette strengthens our ability to provide that integrated service to our clients as they expand into space."
"From the tech hubs in Seattle and Silicon Valley to the policy and regulatory centers in Washington, D.C., the connection of our team provides an unmatched combination of skills, relationships and perspectives," said Mike Sloan, who leads the Communications group from the firm's Washington, D.C. office. "Lafayette's practice will further connect us in all three areas."
"There is no better platform than DWT for me to build my practice," said Greenfield. "The firm is relentless in its commitment to supporting rising lawyers, to pursuing new opportunities and to building the teams it needs to meet its clients where they will be, not just where they are."
Greenfield received his J.D. from Howard University School of Law and his B.S. from Radford University.
Davis Wright Tremaine LLP is a national law firm with more than 550 lawyers representing clients based throughout the United States and around the world. For more information, visit www.dwt.com.


Felix-Promotion's show in Kecskemet March 8 where former WBO lightheavy and WBC cruiser king Zsolt Erdei (33-1) says farewell with a fight for the vacant WBO Euro title against Georgian Shalva Jomardashvili (36-6-2) will be the biggest boxing event in Hungary since Erdei and now retired supermiddle Karoly Balzsay headlined a Universum show in Budapest back in 2007. In the co-feature superbantam Zsolt Bedak (19-1) take on George Gachechiladze (13-9) for the vacant WBO Euro belt. Added to the bill is former WBC cruiser champ and heavyweight contender Juan Carlos Gomez, who like Erdei is trained by Fritz Sdunek, and the Black Panther, now back at cruiser, will go for the WBO Int'l title against an opponent to be announced. Rounding up the title fights is middleweight Lajos Mark Nagy, who fights for the WBO Youth strap. Nagy is unbeaten in 16 fights but is relatively untested.
SES have a busy March beginning on the first of the month with Robert Stieglitz defending the WBO supermiddle against Arthur Abraham in Magdeburg. Then on March 28 in Potsdam SES stage a show at the MBS Arena headlined by female superfeather champ Ramona Kuehne (21-1) defending her three titles against an opponent to be announced. Also on the bill are lightheavies Robin Krasniqi (40-3) and Dominic Boesel (14-0). Heavyweight Steffen Kretschmann (16-2-0-1) is also on the bill and is now promoted by SES.
Boxe Loreni from Italy won the purse bids today in Rome for Brunet Zamora´s defence of the EU lightweight title against Belgian Jean Pierre Bauwens (32-1-1). Boxe Loreni, headed by Mario Loreni, put in a bid for 23 500,00 Euro while Liesbet Noens bid 15 003,00 Euro. Date and site is to be announced. Zamora is 25-1-2.
French promoters AS Montferrandaise bid 20 100,00 Euro at today´s purse bids in Rome for the right to stage Ruben Nieto's defence of the EU superlightweight title against Frenchman Chaquib Fadli. Rimer Boxe from Spain finished second best with a bid for 15 000,00 Euro. Nieto (14-0) vs Fadli (13-3) will go head May 30 in Clermont Ferrand (France).


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Mausam Review
Komal Nahta
Shahid Kapoor is a young and happy-go-lucky Hindu boy living in a small town of Punjab. He meets a Kashmiri Muslim, Sonam Kapoor, and the two fall in love with one another. The two are separated soon and they meet after seven years in Scotland. But once again, they get separated. Do they ever meet after that? Find out in the review of Mausam.
Business Rating: 2/5 stars
Star cast: Shahid Kapoor, Sonam Kapoor, Supriya Pathak, Manoj Pahwa, Anupam Kher.
What's Good: The music; the performances of the lead actors.
What's Bad: The slow pace of the drama; the inclusion of too many events in the film; lack of emotional appeal; too many coincidences in the lives of Shahid and Sonam.
Verdict: Mausam lacks the heart-warming quality of a love story. However, it will do above-average business at the box-office.
Loo break: A couple in the second half.
Watch or Not?: Watch it for the songs and the performances of Shahid and Sonam.
Eros International, Vistaar Religare Film Fund and Cinergy's Mausam is a love story of a Hindu boy, Harinder Singh alias Harry (Shahid Kapoor), and a Kashmiri Muslim girl, Aayat (Sonam Kapoor). Harry is a fun-loving boy who lives in Mallukot in Punjab. He is waiting for a call from the Indian Air Force where his future as a pilot lies. He meets Aayat for the first time at Mallukot when both are adolescents. Aayat, a Kashmiri Muslim, has come to live with her paternal aunt (Supriya Pathak) at Mallukot because of terrorist problems in Kashmir. Harry and Aayat fall in love with one another. Even as their romance is blossoming, Aayat leaves Mallukot all of a sudden one day. Harry has no information whatsoever about her as her aunt has also gone away with Aayat.
Seven years pass by. Harry is now an IAF pilot. His job takes him to Scotland where he meets Aayat again. Both are shocked to see each other. Aayat, her father (Kamal Nain Chopra) and now-widowed aunt have moved to Scotland. The romance between Harry and Aayat is rekindled. Even as they vow to live together after marriage, the Kargil war breaks out in India and Harry has to leave Scotland at the shortest possible notice. He is unable to even inform Aayat who was actually expecting him home for dinner that evening when he would also ask her father for her hand in marriage. A distraught Aayat comes looking for Harry in Mallukot but as he is still not back home, leaves a letter for him with Rajjo (Aditi Sharma), a girl who loved Harry but who has since gotten married to another boy. The letter never reaches Harry who then asks his sister in Switzerland to go to Scotland and contact Aayat. When all attempts to contact each other fail, Harry himself comes to Scotland but Aayat and family have, some weeks earlier, left Scotland.
Then, one day, out of the blue, Harry spots Aayat in Switzerland but takes her cousin to be her husband, and mistakes his child to be their child. Fate throws them together once again in Ahmedabad in India when communal riots break out there. Aayat is being chased by miscreants during the riots. Is Harry, whose left hand has since been paralysed, able to save Aayat or not? Do Aayat and Harry unite in matrimony?
Mausam Review – Script Analysis
The story, penned by Pankaj Kapur, is spread over a decade and more. Since the lovers keep meeting and getting separated, it follows the same path every time, making the drama repetitive and even boring. Pankaj Kapur's screenplay burdens the repetitive story with so much extraneous drama (war, riots, circumstances, coincidences and more coincidences, accident etc.) that the romantic story becomes rather unwieldy. Even the several tracks would've been acceptable had the pace been fast. But the film moves at such a leisurely pace that it not only tests the audience's patience but also raises questions in their minds about a number of issues. Since these questions have not been addressed, the viewer feels quite helpless. Also, with so much going wrong for both, Harry and Aayat, the audience, somewhere along the way, gives up and begins to actually question the many coincidences. Probably, the biggest drawback of the drama is that the audience feels no pain or sympathy for Harry and Aayat when they are unable to meet each other in spite of their concerted efforts. In any film on relationships, if the viewer is not going to feel bad when two lovers are separated, it is not a very happy situation. It would not be wrong to say that the writer has wasted too much time on the happenings around the two lovers and, in the process, missed out on the emotional part of the love affair. The cramming of too many events in the film make the drama tedious, long-winding and boring, especially after interval. Comedy is not upto the mark. Pankaj Kapur's dialogues are good.
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Mausam Review – Star Performances
Shahid Kapoor acts with effortless ease, beautifully underplaying his character of an IAF pilot in search of his love. He looks very handsome in uniform and performs brilliantly. His dances are graceful as ever. Sonam Kapoor also looks pretty and delivers a dignified performance. Her acting is suitably restrained. Supriya Pathak does an ordinary job and is not half as wonderful as she usually is. Manoj Pahwa acts well in a role that doesn't have much significance. Aditi Sharma does a marvellous job as Rajjo. She is a fantastic actress. Kanika Mangkotya, as Harry's sister, lends very good support. Anupam Kher is wasted. Kamal Nain Chopra acts ably as Aayat's father.
Mausam Review – Direction & Music
Pankaj Kapur's direction is good but he takes too long to come to the point, because of which his narration looks laboured. A lot of things in the film look superficial. He has beautifully projected the atmosphere of life in the Punjab town. Pritam's music is excellent. Tashan and Rabba are the best songs and their picturisations (Ahmed Khan) are eye-filling. Yeh kaisa ishq hai is nice. 'Mallo Malli' is energetic. Lyrics (by Irshad Kamil) are nice. Cinematography (by Binod Pradhan) is very good. Stunts (Sham Kaushal) are okay. Sreekar Prasad's editing is alright.
More: Mausam, Dahleez & Indian Air Force: Now & 25 Years Ago
Mausam Review – Komal Nahta's Verdict
On the whole, Mausam does not have the heart-warming quality of a love story to gladden the hearts of the audience. It will not have a long run at the box-office although fetching commission should not be a difficult proposition in view of its weekend business.
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average movie, not a love story
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Salvador Mas i Conde (nacido en Barcelona, el 27 de febrero de 1951) es un director de orquesta español.

Biografía

Inicia sus estudios musicales a los ocho años edad en la célebre Escolanía de Montserrat, donde permanece hasta los catorce años, cuando se traslada al Conservatori Superior de Música de Barcelona, entidad en la que concluyó su formación en 1974. Posteriormente, se instala en Viena, donde estudia dirección de orquesta y coro con los maestros Hans Swarowsky y Günther Theuring, terminando en 1977 con las más altas calificaciones. Prosiguió su formación en la ciudad de Salzburgo (Austria), en esta ocasión de la mano de Bruno Maderna y, más tarde, se perfecciona en Siena (Italia) con Franco Ferrara.

Mas dio comienzo a su carrera profesional como director en 1977, cuando asume brevemente el liderazgo de la Ópera de Maguncia. Al año siguiente, ocupa el puesto de director titular de la Orquesta Ciudad de Barcelona, formación al frente de la cual se situó durante tres años. Ya en el año 1983, es designado director del Orfeón Catalán, cargo que ocupó durante dos años.

Desde entonces, su carrera le ha llevado a dirigir las orquestas más importantes de España, así como de distintos países europeos, asiáticos y americanos. Además, ha ostentado la titularidad de formaciones tan prestigiosas como la Orquesta Filarmónica de Würtemberg, entre 1985 y 1991, de la Orquesta Sinfónica de Limburg, desde 1988, de la Orquesta Sinfónica y Coro del Musikverein de Düsseldorf, desde 1993, así como de la Orquesta de Cámara de Israel. Durante diez años, fue asimismo principal director invitado de la Orquesta Ciudad de Granada, hasta que en mayo de 2008 fue nombrado director titular, sucediendo a Jean-Jacques Kantorow. En 2012, fue sucedido por el maestro italiano Andrea Marcon al frente de dicha formación.

En el campo de la enseñanza, cabe destacar que Mas fue profesor de Dirección de orquesta en el Conservatori Superior de Música de Barcelona y, actualmente (y desde 1999), ejerce la docencia de esta materia también en los Wiener Meisterkurse, sucediendo al maestro Hans Swarowsky. Asimismo, fue el director de la Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya (ESMUC) entre 2005 y 2008.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Biografía de Salvador Mas en la web oficial de la Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya (ESMUC)
 Biografía de Salvador Mas en la Gran Enciclopèdia Catalana
 Biografía de Salvador Mas en la web oficial de Naxos Records

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Directores titulares de la Orquesta Ciudad de Granada
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Músicos clásicos del siglo XXI de España
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Pedro Pascal Joins 'The Mandalorian'
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There was nothing more usual on the Star Wars front on Tuesday, when some major casting news and a rumor went online. Fans of Game of Thrones and Narcos will enjoy seeing Pedro Pascal in final negotiations for the live-action series, The Mandalorian.
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Pascal memorably portrayed the passionate warrior Oberyn Martell, aka the Red Viper, on the fourth season of the HBO series Game of Thrones. He also played DEA agent Javier Peña on three seasons of Narcos. Back when the Netflix series centered on the cocaine cartels of Colombia. Pascal also played Agent Whiskey in Kingsmen: The Golden Circle in 2017.
In another piece of rumor casting news: Carl Weathers may be joining the series. This latest casting rumor comes courtesy of the Making Star Wars podcast, claiming that he will take a supporting role. While additional information is scarce, they have a pretty decent track record for accurate reporting. This would be a huge deal.
Weathers is most remembered for his turn as Apollo Creed in the first four Rocky movies. As well as Dillion in the classic 80's action flick, Predator. This will mark his first foray into a science-fiction movie since his turn in the seventies classic, Close Encounters of the Third Kind. Which resulted in nothing more than a cameo.
The series will focus on another bounty hunter and takes place between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens. It has been described as a "lone gunfighter" in the other reaches of the galaxy. This will be worth checking out. I promise.
"The Mandalorian" has an incredible group of all-star directors attached to the series including Taika Waititi ("Thor: Ragnarok"), Dave Filoni ("Star Wars: The Clone Wars"), Rick Famuyiwa("Dope"), Deborah Chow ("Mr. Robot"), and Bryce Dallas Howard, the actress making her major directorial debut.
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I have worked within the racing industry for over 20 years which has enabled me to travel the world and raise a family whilst doing a job I love, working with racehorses.
My passion for riding and caring for racehorses then led me down a new path to teaching at The British Racing School. As an instructor I wanted to be a positive influence in the lives of these young people wanting to join the industry. As well as teaching them the ropes of yard life I was a mentor and hopefully a good role model. It gave me immense pleasure to see these young people achieve their dreams and felt proud that I had been able to help lead a new generation of staff into the industry I love. It was at the BRS that I realised my calling was definitely in helping people and wanting to make a difference to the staff within racing. The experience I gained at the BRS has led me here to the Racing Welfare where I hope to also make a real difference to people.


The history of Smithville has been established and influenced by the Little Platte River.
The tribe of Missouri Indians camped here before Smithville existed because of the water, fishing and hunting, the river provided. As time passed, the Missouri tribe was challenged by the Osage and other tribes for this prime location. There is no record of the number of Indians killed in these altercations, but there are Indian mounds down the river that are believed to be burial mounds.
Humphrey "Yankee" Smith came to this area in 1822. He saw the advantages offered by the waterpower of the river, and it was here he built the first mill north of the Missouri River in Platte Purchase. His first mill was for corn but was later enlarged to mill wheat into flour. In 1853 the mill was washed away by the flooding river, which was at the time called "Smith's Fork". The mill was rebuilt and operated under different ownership through the years. In 1867 Smithville was incorporated, became Smithville rather than "Smith's Mill". Churches, schools and businesses were built, and the town became a busy farm community. The biggest, and certainly most persistent problem Smithville had was the Little Platte River. It flooded the town frequently, sometimes doing minimal damage and sometimes a distressing and destructive amount of damage.
In 1965 Smithville suffered the worst flood in its history. Fifteen feet of water and terrific currents rushed through the center of town, washing away businesses and homes that had been there for years. That was the end of an era for the self-supporting rural farm community. People continued to live here, but they worked elsewhere. These were hard years for Smithville, but the citizens pulled together to help the town survive. They went to Washington to get a flood control dam and lake to change the erratic river back into an asset to our community, rather than an unleashed force of destruction. Smithville Lake opened in 1982, and Smithville is now a thriving, growing community of some 5,000 people with a very good quality of life.
The river still flows through the center of town and through our memories. Tourists travel here to enjoy all the Lake activities, and now only the "old timers" become just a little apprehensive when it rains too much, too hard or too long. The Little Platte River is our heritage, both good and bad. It is why we are here with a past worth remembering and a future to celebrate.
The Lake that now protects the town from flooding is also a celebrated tourist destination, attracting 1.9 million visitors a year. The 7,000-acre lake provides beautiful scenery as well as opportunities for great fishing, boating, and sailing and other water sports. With camping facilities and hunting areas, the lake is a one-stop shop for outdoors lovers.
The Smithville Heritage District Merchants Association invites you to downtown Smithville, where you will enjoy several destination-eating establishments, The Main Street Mill Historic Tea Room and The Brick House Cafe' or try a chocolate coke at the old fashioned Soda Fountain at Justus Drug Store on Main, as well as quality antiques and gift shopping at Jean's Flowers & Gifts, That Bloomin' Basket, The Shepherds Home, Trudy's Antiques or Annie's Antiques. Built around the downtown courtyard, you are encouraged to schedule your next day trip to include a walk-about in the Heritage District.
Today Smithville is protected from disastrous floods from the Little Platte River. The city has attracted new residences, businesses, has good parks, an excellent public school system, and Saint Luke's Northland Hospital - Smithville Campus. The Smithville Heritage District Merchants Association (SHDMA) is active in the preservation of the community's vibrant past while allowing Smithville to develop as a thriving, GROWING community reflecting quality of life for citizens and visitors alike.


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Home Hike Quick Answer: When Did Cheryl Strayed Hike The Pct?
Quick Answer: When Did Cheryl Strayed Hike The Pct?
In June 1995, the real Cheryl Strayed hiked 1,100 miles of the 2,663 mile long Pacific Crest Trail. The Wild movie true story reveals that Cheryl began her journey in Mojave, California and finished her 94-day trek at the Bridge of the Gods on the Oregon-Washington border.
1 Why didn't Cheryl Strayed hike the whole PCT?
2 What section of the PCT did Cheryl Strayed hike?
3 Has anyone died hiking the PCT?
4 Where does Cheryl find out about the PCT?
5 Did Reese Witherspoon really hike the PCT?
6 Is it safe to hike the PCT alone?
7 How many miles a day did Cheryl Strayed walk?
8 How long does it take to hike the PCT?
9 What Mile is Kennedy Meadows on the PCT?
10 How many people have disappeared on the Pacific Crest Trail?
11 Can you carry a gun on the Pacific Crest Trail?
12 Do I need a permit to hike the PCT?
13 Who is the real Cheryl Strayed?
14 Does Dear Sugar still exist?
Why didn't Cheryl Strayed hike the whole PCT?
Strayed: I wish that I'd had – the reason I didn't hike the whole trail is I didn't have enough money to fund a hike for … it was really just very practical. It takes about five-and-a-half months to hike the whole trail and I had enough money to hike about three months. So that's what I did.
What section of the PCT did Cheryl Strayed hike?
It was early June 1995 when Cheryl Strayed first set foot on the Pacific Crest Trail at Tehachapi Pass (off Highway 58 about 12 miles west of the town of Mojave, Calif.)
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Has anyone died hiking the PCT?
There have been 13 thru-hiker deaths on the PCT. Here is a breakdown of what has caused them: 6 – Falling. 3 – Heatstroke.
Where does Cheryl find out about the PCT?
Cheryl finds out about the PCT at a store. She finds a magazine titled: California Pacific Crest Trail. What is the PCT? The PCT is a 2,000 mile trail that stretches from the Mexican border to Canada.
Did Reese Witherspoon really hike the PCT?
Hollywood star Reese Witherspoon has said her new film Wild was the most challenging of her career to date. The Oscar-winning actress plays a young woman who goes on a 1,100-mile hike across the Pacific Crest Trail after the break-up of her marriage. "The sex scenes were the hardest thing for me to do.
Is it safe to hike the PCT alone?
The point is that we can't take risk away—solo hiking or not. You will be afraid of some things on the trail. You might not sleep much the first few nights you camp alone. However, there are things you can do to mitigate the risk on your hike.
How many miles a day did Cheryl Strayed walk?
She is hiking about 10 miles per day. Cheryl had a huge, heavy backpack, the now famous "Monster," and was taking down a spacious dome tent. I was as stunned to see her as much as she was surprised and very, very happy to finally meet another hiker.
How long does it take to hike the PCT?
The trail is 2,650 miles and it generally takes the entire snow-free season to walk. That's about 5 months. Elite athletes who are experienced on the PCT have finished the trail in as little as two months. The few who achieve sub-100 day hikes average well over 30 miles per day.
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What Mile is Kennedy Meadows on the PCT?
Kennedy Meadow to the Bridge via PCT is a 4.1 mile heavily trafficked out and back trail located near Little Lake, California that features a river and is rated as moderate.
How many people have disappeared on the Pacific Crest Trail?
Why Can't they be Found? Three men have vanished while hiking the Pacific Crest Trail. One each year in 2015, 2016, 2017. *For the PCT MISSING we are featuring thru-hikers and section hikers only.
Can you carry a gun on the Pacific Crest Trail?
Carrying firearms is generally discouraged They could be turned against you or result in an accidental shooting and they are extra weight most PCT hikers find unnecessary. Horseback riders may consider firearms to put down injured and sick animals.
Do I need a permit to hike the PCT?
Generally, taking a hike on the Pacific Crest Trail does not require any special permits or fees. You can go to just about any trailhead in Oregon and start hiking. However, there are a few exceptions to that rule. Most are simply a matter of filling out a free wilderness area registration form at a trailhead.
Who is the real Cheryl Strayed?
Cheryl Strayed (/ˈstreɪd/; née Nyland; born September 17, 1968) is an American writer and podcast host. She has written four books: the novel Torch (2006) and the nonfiction books Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail (2012), Tiny Beautiful Things (2012) and Brave Enough (2015).
Does Dear Sugar still exist?
"Dear Sugar" now lives on as a podcast co-hosted by Strayed and the column's original writer, Steve Almond. But the sage, compassionate, and sincere words of wisdom she shared over the years are still available online and in book form, as Tiny Beautiful Things.
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Last year, NXT had its biggest show today at the Barclays Center with Takeover: Brooklyn. From top to bottom, the show was spectacular with great action and good character building. Bayley versus Sasha was a lot of people's Match of the Year for 2015. One year later, WWE's alternative brand returned to Brooklyn for Takeover. With talent call ups following the draft could this sequel live up to the original? I'm happy to say the answer is yes.
From its presentation to match quality, NXT Takeover: Brooklyn II delivered from top to bottom. You could tell the night was going to be fun when you start out the night with a conga line.
No Way José has definitely gotten over as a character but had yet to establish himself as an in ring performer. He definitely stepped it up with Austin Aries as they had a solid opener. And even though José experienced a loss he looks a lot stronger as a performer then he did few months ago.
Just when you think the feud may continue with an enraged Austin Aries attacking No Way José, Hideo itami comes out for the save. The crowd was electric. The Barclays Center went crazy when the Japanese superstar hit his former finishing move the GTS officially on television. Awesome feeling and awesome moment.
A new feud is set in motion. Hopefully, Austin Aries can get Hideo back on track as the former KENTA has not been able to find his footing on the roster.
Ember Moon defeated Billie Kay with her off the top rope standing stunner, formerly called the O Face, in a solid debut. Love the entrance for Ember Moon. It's like an anime character come to life. The former Athena Reese is an awesome competitor and I'm anxious to see what they have in store for her on the NXT roster . If the WWE NXT exclusive on YouTube is any indication they definitely have big plans in store for Ember Moon going forward.
The next match had a lot to prove as "Glorious" Bobby Roode battled Andrade "Cien" Almas. Both men had to establish themselves while making the other look good. And I think finally the former Lucha star made the right impression doing some amazing stuff. The crowd was already into Roode thanks to his theme song and his entrance. There's plenty in the tank for both of these competitors. This is the reason why you have experienced talents work with people that need help with getting themselves over. I'll be interested to see if Almas can keep this momentum going and have another strong performance with someone else on the roster. Bobby Roode could be a new contender for the NXT Championship soon.
We now heading to championship territory as DIY (Tommaso Ciampa and Johnny Gargano) lose to The Revival (Scott Dawson and Dash Wilder) and get a standing ovation in Brooklyn. Some were wondering what the loss of tag teams like Enzo and Cass, The Vaudevillians and American Alpha, the division has rebuilding to do. But I think with solid teams like Gargano and Ciampa and The Revival everything will be fine. Their story was great as the challengers got so close a couple times to the gold. The Revival are great in their heel tactics. I would love to see a rematch between the two teams anytime.
One year ago, Sasha and Bayley revolutionized Summerslam weekend telling the ultimate underdog story. This year, Asuka and Bayley took it to a different level. I love a more serious Bayley. The intensity and match psychology was absolutely perfect. I have no problem with no title change. The story that they are telling with Bayley is great as sometimes the baby face comes up short. From the crowd reaction, it almost seems that the heart and soul of NXT may be going to the main roster relatively soon with the split house shows coming next month. It will be interesting to see how long Asuka will stay undefeated and who will get the big win.
And we close out with the NXT Championship Match between Shinsuke Nakamura and Samoa Joe. The match was phenomenal with both men going back and forth trading strikes and going back and forth with holds.
I was impressed with the entrance of Shinsuke Nakamura. I never thought I would see a violin player at a WWE event.
The King of Strong style made everything look smooth as usual. Joe looks like a beast and they get over the knee strikes as Joe sells that Nakamura broke his jaw. Nakamura is the new NXT Champion as the show goes off the air. This opens up a lot of possibilities for matches against Bobby Roode and others that will be amazing. Considering how much the brand has grown in the last year and a half the skies the limit for WWE NXT.


Keybase is a small but ambitious company that aims to make cyrpto available and virtually seamless for everyone. Their approach to this problem, a massively challenging one that hasn't really been cracked to date, has been creative. However, the flexibility and scope of potential applications hasn't always been obvious as they've slowly scaled up from an invitation only directory with basic functionality to the much more robust layer of services and platforms supported today. I have used and followed the development of Keybase closely and was excited to talk with co-founder Max Krohn about the product, the company's unique approach, and the potential to apply Keybase's model to solve problems like we've seen recently with the Qatar News Agency hack.


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Colorful Letters
Today I spent time with William H. Page's Specimens of Chromatic Wood Type, published in 1874 for use by Page & Company sales reps (catalog record here). Since every color had to be printed individually, producing the specimen was a labor-intensive task indeed. For readers who have seen the film "Type Face," the Hamilton Company bought out Page & Company in 1891. This book is absolutely breath-taking and extremely rare. I've been saving it as a grand finale to my amazing time here at the Cary Collection, and it did not disappoint.
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Improving Typography
This masthead is from a 1929 Monotype publication full of short articles about how to be a better typographer. First, of course, it's essential to use a Monotype casting machine. But there are other ways to improve as a designer, too. Be sure to stay current with the printed samples Monotype mails out to its customers on a regular basis. These show the latest trends in advertising and publishing as demonstrated by expert "type-men." And don't forget that Monotype's San Francisco branch office is licensed to distribute types by Continental Type Founders, importers of the finest European fonts from Old World foundries. American fonts simply aren't as fresh and sophisticated, while European fonts will lend "enchantment" to your work.
Modernistic Marvels
The American type foundry Barnhart Bros. & Spindler may have been fairly short-lived (it was founded in 1873 and bought out by American Type Founders in 1911, though it remained in business under its own name another 22 years after ATF purchased it) but it published some beautiful specimen books. During the nineteenth century, most of these were stout volumes with hundreds of pages. But by the early 1920s, when this beauty was produced, BB&S was releasing slender booklets devoted to a single typeface or a small, thematic selection of faces. This detail is from the cover of one such booklet that showcased "Modernistic and Extraordinary Typefaces." With names like Cubist Bold, Old Dutch, Japanet, and Bamboo, the faces were guaranteed to give contemporary ads that much-desired, of-the-moment edge.
In 1900, the newly-consolidated American Type Founders released a book of "embellishments and ornamentations for the printer and publisher," among which was this splendid piece of design. (Curious readers can see the book's catalog entry here.) Hidden among the hundreds of pages of sickeningly sweet cherubs, faithful fidos, fragrant flowers, and star-spangled banners, there are some wonderfully wry and sarcastic images like this one. I've had a great deal of fun imagining the back-story here; I'd like to think the princess, having glimpsed the end of the tale, is getting ready to pack her bags and escape a life of uncomfortable shoes and high-handed princes.
Colorful Ornament
In 1928, Frederic Warde designed a book showcasing printer's ornaments for Lanston Monotype of London (catalog record here). Warde used Monotype's existing, and extensive, collection of "printer's flowers" to compose decorative frames and patterns. Most of the book featured typography in combination with the various borders and flowers, with title pages figuring prominently in the display. But the last few pages were colored paper printed only with patterns designed from the ornaments. Their sole purpose was to be beautiful. Frederic Warde had been married to Beatrice, soon to be of "Printing Should Be Invisible" fame, during the first part of the decade. Fortunately, he did not heed her advice when designing his Printer's Ornaments.
Jugendstil by Stempel
Type specimen books simultaneously recorded the typographic history that pre-dated them and the spirit of their own moment in time. Classic faces always appeared in a foundry's more complete specimen books, because printers always needed to be able to examine and order workaday fonts of type. (Imagine reading Moby Dick in the typeface featured above; the though is dizzying.) But innovative and ephemerally fashionable typefaces and ornaments could figure largely into specimens, too. This 1902 specimen by the Stempel foundry in Germany (catalog record here) is a beautiful example of the Jugendstil aesthetic. It features page after page of sinuous plants, flowing-haired maidens, and organic letterforms, all hallmarks of Germany's version of Art Nouveau.
The Printed Cat
Type specimen books provided printers not only with letters, but also with images. Ornaments (often called flowers even when they weren't actually flowers), borders, and advertising cuts (the forerunners of clip art) were essential to a well-stocked printing office. Especially as the nineteenth century progressed, foundries sometimes devoted half to three quarters of a specimen book to non-alphabetic material. This cat stalking a parrot (because every printer is going to have lots of clients who need that image?) comes from the 1895 Les Nouvelles Creations of Deberny & Cie, an important French foundry.
Omit the Useless
In 1873, the Chicago type foundry Barnhart Brothers & Spindler published their Specimen Book and Price List of the Great Western Type Foundry (see it in the RIT catalog here). In an introductory note, the typefounders write that "We have endeavored to show, in a concise and convenient form, the most useful and popular styles of letter, omitting such faces as serve neither the purpose of utility nor beauty." But take a look at the upper-case O in the double-pica grotesque above, seen in the word fashion. Is this an o? A p? A j-o ligature? Even in 1873, surely the typeface designer would have had a difficult time defending the usefulness and beauty of this particular face. Regardless, this specimen page is a fascinating window into the culture of typographic excess that was flourishing in the late nineteenth century.
The Good Compositer
In 1683, in the first printer's manual to be published in English, Joseph Moxon wrote that "A good Compositer is ambitious as well to make the meaning of his Author intelligent to the Reader." In other words, the typographer serves the text, and the author. For modern (and Modernist) readers, this idea is most famously expressed in Beatrice Warde's 1955 essay, "The Crystal Goblet: Or, Printing Should Be Invisible." It's an essay I read as a beginning typography student with hardly any skepticism at all, and one I sometimes assign to my own type students—though with an eye toward deconstructing it, and with plenty of skepticism on everyone's part. Imagine my delight at encountering this maxim in a seventeenth century text, complete with long-s characters and quaint spellings, to say nothing of a generous approach toward capitalization. (Notice the long-s characters in the words compositer and pleasant—no, the typographer didn't just run out of s's and replace them with f's.) This is one of the reasons I love research: learning unexpected things is fun.
Imperial Letters
Archival adventures continue in RIT's Cary Collection. Johann Ernesti's 1721 printer's manual (catalog record here) included 44 pages of typographic specimens, including alphabets in Hebrew, Greek, and Arabic. This Imperial-sized* German blackletter with its decorative capital seemed worthy of a close-up.
* As my fellow type nerds already know, the point system that we use to measure type today hadn't been established in 1721; French typographer Fournier would introduce the idea about forty years later, and Didot would modify and codify it about twenty years after that.
Type Specimens
I've just embarked on a month-long research fellowship in the wonderful Cary Collection at the Rochester Institute of Technology, where I'm exploring the history of the type specimen: broadsides and books made to show off the different faces produced by type foundries. This detail of a specimen signature from Christian Friedrich Gessner's 1740 handbook on the "necessary and useful art of printing" (catalog record here) is a beautiful introduction to my forthcoming series of images documenting what's sure to be a rich and exciting month of archival research. This specimen signature is one of three that folds out of the first volume of Gessner's two-volume handbook for printers. Unfolding the page is like opening a present.
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"Simon Peter answered him, 'Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the Words of eternal life'" (John 6:68).
This passage comes right afterJesus had told the people some things that were difficult to hear. After this, everybody had left except for the twelve. Upon seeing this, Jesus asked them if they were also going to leave.
understood that even though a life following Jesus wasn't going to be all rainbows and butterflies, that Jesus was the only person that could give them eternal life.
I challenge you this week to remember that Jesus is the only way, even when things are difficult. I encourage you to not walk away when things get hard like the other people did, but stick with Jesus like the twelve did.
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A Las Vegas Gamble
Revitalizing the arts community.
The stakes are high in Las Vegas, and hotels and casinos pull out all the stops to produce such a spectacle. The numbers alone are staggering: 4,760 eggs served on average at Café Bellagio daily; upward of 1,000 towels used every day during the aquatic performance Le Rêve—The Dream at the Wynn. The cost of the FleurBurger 5000 from Fleur by Hubert Keller at Mandalay Bay? Yes, $5,000.
The statistics of the art world in Vegas, however, are surprising for different reasons. Two Guggenheim museums—both designed by Rem Koolhaas—opened in 2001, but have since closed. The Las Vegas Art Museum and Contemporary Arts Center suffered the same end. It's not all ill-fated, though. Mainstays, like the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art, continue to attract visitors with exhibitions showcasing works by Andy Warhol, Claude Monet, and Georgia O'Keeffe.
A bold new venture called the Modern, a contemporary art museum, is set to open in 2018, nestled in the new 18b Arts District in downtown Las Vegas. The $29-million (U.S.) project will host travelling exhibitions of works from the early 1900s to the present day in galleries spanning nearly 3,300 square metres. The space will also include a rooftop garden and sculpture courtyard. "Art shouldn't be within four white walls," says the Modern's chairman, Brett Sperry.
While this new museum may be a gamble, Sperry and a dedicated community are bringing dialogue and development to an industry that deserves it.
Renderings provided by AssemblageStudio.
Brent Wadden's Woven Paintings
Olafur Eliasson at the Château de Versailles
The SFMOMA Expansion


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Critérium du Dauphiné. Good start for leader Pello Bilbao at prologue
Finishing in front of some GC favorites, Pello Bilbao had a good start of the 70th edition of Critérium du Dauphiné. He finished 21 seconds from winner Michal Kwiatkowski. Michael Valgren was the fastest rider of Astana Pro Team today, he finished just sixteen seconds behind the Polish rider.
Critérium du Dauphiné. Team's roster
Astana Pro Team will continue its UCI WorldTour with the next famous stage race Critérium du Dauphiné, which will be held in France from June 3rd to 10th.
Giro d'Italia. White jersey and final podium in Rome for Miguel Angel Lopez
The 101st edition of the Giro d'Italia has been concluded today in the historical center of Rome. For Astana Pro Team it was a hard but successful race: after a huge effort of all members of the Kazakh team, its leader Miguel Angel Lopez for the first time in his career stepped up on the final podium of the Italian Grand tour, taking a solid 3rd place in the final general classification. Besides, 24-year-old Lopez won the white jersey of the best young rider of the Giro d'Italia-2018.
Baloise Belgium Tour. Fifth place overall for Andriy Grivko, Riccardo Minali top 10 at final sprint
At the final day of the Baloise Belgium Tour, Andriy Grivko finished fifth in the general classification, behind winner Jens Keukeleire. Sprinter Riccardo Minali finished tenth in the final stage, in a bunch sprint that was won by Bryan Coquard.
Giro d'Italia. Stage 20. Third place in GC for Miguel Angel Lopez with one day to go
Another exciting day at the Giro d'Italia, as Miguel Angel Lopez climbs on the GC podium and defends his lead in the Young Rider classification. Because of a dropped Thibaut Pinot, Lopez is now third in the general classification with only one day left. Pello Bilbao benefit as well, he is now sixth overall.


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In-brief
FISH Vol 27 1
Rock oysters show their tropical potential
Benefit test to optimise research investment
Fish stocks update
Yellowtail Kingfish growing availability for consumers
Market science identifies consumer triggers
Direct approach to China
Saltmarsh value to fisheries productivity uncovered
The push for blue carbon
Where to next for recfishing research?
Farmed kelp to balance nutrients
Seafood quality frozen in time
Taking on the plastic problem
Seabed mapping paints clearer trawl picture
In defence of fishers' social licence
Seafood dining shares culture
A home-grown seafood future
Nominate for science awards
The American Fisheries Society is requesting nominations for the International Fisheries Science Prize (IFSP). The IFSP honours an individual for his or her contribution to global fisheries science and/or conservation and is presented once every four years at the World Fisheries Congress. The prize will consist of a commemorative medal, plaque and US$5000. The next congress meets in October 2020 in Adelaide.
Nominations for the IFSP close on 31 May 2019 and nominees must belong to member societies of the World Council of Fisheries Societies.
The 2020 International Fisheries Science Prize request for nominations
Call for submissions on EU free trade agreement
Australia and the European Union (EU) have launched negotiations for a free trade agreement (FTA), offering a once-only opportunity to negotiate a reduction in tariff and non-tariff barriers affecting Australian seafood exporters to the 28 EU countries.
The Australian Government has invited formal submissions from industry sectors, interested individuals and groups on the potential opportunities and impacts of an FTA with the EU.
FRDC has engaged Jim Fitzgerald to consult with Australian seafood industry stakeholders and prepare a formal industry submission to the Australian Government.
To register your interest in the Australian–EU FTA and to raise issues you would like addressed in the submission, contact Jim Fitzgerald or FRDC general manager communications, trade and marketing, Peter Horvat.
Jim Fitzgerald, 0402 130 766
Jim.Fitzgerald@frdc.com.au
Peter Horvat
Peter.Horvat@frdc.com.au
Apply for a Nuffield scholarship
Nuffield Scholarships offer primary producers a life-changing opportunity to travel overseas to study an agricultural topic of choice. Participants take part in a conference with scholars from around the world, travel for six weeks in a group across three continents, and embark on an individual international study program, reporting on their experience and findings.
To join the ranks of some 400 Australian Nuffield scholars, including several sponsored by FRDC, apply between April and June 2019 for the 2020 intake.
Nuffield Australia
Sime Sarin, a longstanding member of the Port Lincoln seafood community and president of the Australian Southern Bluefin Tuna Industry Association for many years, is among several fisheries figures honoured in the 2019 Australia Day awards. He was recognised as a Member (AM) in the General Division of the Order of Australia for significant service to the fishing industry, to business, and to the community of Port Lincoln. Sime Sarin's fishing-related enterprises include founding the Sarin Group of companies in the 1960s and Australian Fishing Enterprises in 1987, and co-founding the Port Lincoln Tuna Processors in 1973. Sime Sarin was inducted into the Australian Seafood Industry Hall of Fame in 2017 and has been involved philanthropically with a range of community organisations.
Also recognised with an Order of Australia (AM) honour was John Pollock for significant service to primary industry through a range of roles. These include positions with the Australian Fisheries Management Authority – currently as chair of the Bass Strait Central Zone Scallop Management Advisory Committee and previously as chair of the Torres Strait Tropical Rock Lobster Resource
Assessment Group and the Torres Strait Finfish Management Advisory Committee.
Awarded the Medal (OAM) in the General Division for service to the fisheries sector was Ronald Forster, who is a Port Lincoln shark cage diving operator, and owner and director of Sea Marine Holdings, a Southern Bluefin Tuna farming operation. He also helped to found the Port Lincoln Tuna Classic Fishing Competition.
Chef and co-founder of the Appetite for Excellence national hospitality awards Luke Mangan received an OAM for service to the tourism and hospitality industry.
Queensland Seafood Industry Association (QSIA) life member Denis O'Connell was awarded an OAM for his service to the community of the Gold Coast, including its seafood community. He was made a life member of QSIA in 2010.
Dolphin Research Institute founder and executive director Jeffrey Weir received an OAM for service to marine conservation. He conducts education programs in partnership with schools, including the creation of the 'i sea, i care' (ISIC) marine ambassador program.
Flying instructor and pilot William Kiernan also received an OAM for service to the aviation and transport industry. His contributions include pioneering prawn spotting from the air for the local fishing industry in the 1960s.
Receiving the Public Service Medal (PSM) was Mehdi Doroudi, deputy chief executive of the Primary Industries and Regions, SA, previously head of Fisheries. He was recognised for outstanding service to informing policy, and to the management of primary industries in SA.


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Margaret V. Puia, 84, of Ambler, died on June 14, 2019 at Regina Nursing Center. She was the beloved wife of the late Victor A. Puia, Sr. She was born in Norristown, PA on April 30, 1935 to the late Patrick and Mary (Travaglini) Vuotto. She was employed as a lunch time assistant at Shady Grove Elementary School for 35 years until her retirement. Margaret was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother who loved her family. She also loved seeing the children at Shady Grove. She was a member of St. Joseph Church in Ambler. Margaret is survived by 2 sons Victor A. Puia (Kathleen) of Williamsburg, VA, John S. Puia (Vicki) of Coatesville, PA, 9 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren, a sister Kathleen Vuotto Gambone. She was pre-deceased by a daughter Mary Ann P. Munnelly, and a sister Phyllis Fleming. Relatives and friends are invited to her Viewing from 9-10 a.m. followed by a Funeral Mass at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, June 20, 2019 at St. Joseph Church, 16 S. Spring Garden St., Ambler. Entombment in St. Patrick Mausoleum, Norristown. Donations in memory of Margaret may be made to St. Joseph Church at the above address. Condolences may be made at www.ciavarellifuneralhomes.com.
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I first stayed at the James in 2007 while working for The Gap on a Banana Republic project.
I was taken immediately taken by the old fashioned service with a modern twist. The entire hotel epitomizes that sentiment with bellmen running into the street to fetch you a cab, but without the crazy outfit.
The rooms are well appointed and spacious. On my first outing here I was accidentally upgraded to a suite and given a dessert platter and complimentary bottle of wine. Upon checkout it was revealed that the additional accoutrements were a mistake — "oh well" I thought. Too bad for me.
Since that first trip I have been back a half-dozen times and would say that this is easily my favourite hotel in Chicago — a home away from home.
Excellent service, a David Burke Primehouse onsite, and good proximity to all of Chicago's most desirable sites makes this a must stay for me. I'm not a big shopper, but the Magnificent Mile makes for easy entertainment. Oh, and there's a Trader Joe's across the street should you need to stock up on supplies.


Staff were amazing, considerate, cheerful and efficient.
Our grown-up family stayed in three adjacent rooms and enjoyed our stay here. Centrally placed - possibly just the wrong side of the railway, but not an issue - and in walking distance to attractions.
The beds and service here are amazing.