Automated Income System was registered on April 26, 2017, to John Valley. The company claims that you can basically earn $1,300 each day by using their stupid simple, done for your system. The company offers you a chance to earn money online by selling affiliate memberships to anyone who is interested in earning money. When you become an affiliate and purchase one of the membership packages, you'll have access to virtual traffic, leads, and a great business opportunity in affiliate marketing.
When you first land on the website, you're asked for your email address and password. You also have the opportunity to register on the site using your Facebook account. I wouldn't recommend this approach and it is better to supply the company with an email address and password. You'll need to supply this information before you're redirected to the site.
You're required to invest in a membership package in order to earn a commission on the site. However, they do have a free membership package that you can try. There are limits to the number of commissions you'll earn as a free member.
Once you join the site and become an affiliate marketer for the company, you'll earn a commission based on the membership package you've sold to a person.
If you decide to not invest in the company, you can still earn a commission on all the direct sponsorships that join you. However, there is a cap on your commission and you'll not earn as high of a commission rate if you don't invest.
Free affiliate members only earn $25 for each affiliate they recruit that invests in one of the membership packages. If you recruit a new affiliate and they decide to join as a free member, then you'll not earn a commission on your recruitment.
Starter affiliates earn $50 for each new affiliate that they recruit. You'll only earn this commission if the person purchases one of the membership packages. The commission rate is fixed and it doesn't matter which membership package the person purchases.
Silver affiliates will earn $50 on each affiliate they recruit that purchases a starter package with the company. Furthermore, if your recruitment purchases a Silver, Gold, Platinum or even Diamond membership, you'll earn a $200 commission.
Gold affiliates earn a $50 commission for each person they recruit that buys a starter package. Furthermore, if the person decides to invest in a Silver membership, you're paid $200. You'll also earn $500 if the person purchases a Gold membership and $900 if they decide to purchase a Platinum or Diamond membership.
Platinum affiliates earn $50 on all new recruitments that purchase the starter package. If your recruitment decides to purchase the Silver package, you'll earn $200. However, if they purchase the Gold package, you're paid $500, and the platinum and diamond package earns you $900.
The Diamond affiliate earns $50 for each new recruitment that buys a starter package, $200 if they purchase a silver membership, $500 if they purchase a gold membership, $900 for a platinum membership, and $1300 for a diamond membership.
The company has a uni-level compensation plan that allows you to earn a commission on the 2nd level only.
However, only platinum and diamond members can earn this commission.
A platinum affiliate can earn a 25% commission on all second level recruitments.
A diamond affiliate will earn a 50% commission on all of his second level recruitments.
The company is an MLM company and the only way you can earn with such a company is to invest first. However, this MLM Company does offer you a free membership, but the commissions paid to you are very low.
The company is always trying to get you to invest more money to earn a higher commission rate.
Memberships such as the ones offered on here are hard to sell and convince people to invest in.
If you take a look at the commissions the company offer, it is impossible for them to pay this out for an extended period of time. As a Diamond member, you'll earn a $1300 commission if a person purchases a diamond membership. Furthermore, if this person recruits a new member that purchases either a platinum or diamond membership, you'll earn a 50% commission. The commission you earn is $650 and the commission your recruitment earns is $1300. When you combine these two amounts the company is paying both of you $1950 on a membership package they are selling for $1497. This means that the company is losing $453 on the diamond package alone. The company says that all diamond members will earn a 50% commission on all second level sales.
When you actually look at the commission rates the company pays out to affiliate members, the company is barely making money. Furthermore, add in the residual commission and the company is actually losing money.
No matter how much you invest, how hard you work, you'll still not earn a very profitable income with this company.
Many MLM companies who use this type of commission payouts normally end up closing down within a year.
The owner of this company has opened and closed several other MLM sites in the past. He makes as much money as he can and skips out and closes down the site.
These types of sites are only registered for a year. The owners understand that the number of complaints, bad reviews, and the problems they incur will force them to close the sites down and start over.
This is an MLM company that isn't selling any products or services. You'll need to invest in a membership plan in order to make money by selling affiliate memberships to others. The company makes this look very attractive and promises to drive virtual traffic to the website you set up. However, in the end, it is virtually impossible to try and convince people to invest in such a plan.
These types of companies are only interested in upselling you more products and earning from your investments. Not many people will join a Diamond membership from the start. They will be hounded and sent thousands of emails promoting the benefits of upgrading their memberships with the promise of making more money in the end.
There are so many affiliate programs online that actually pay you to promote their products. It is difficult enough to make a sale for a legitimate product online, let alone make a sale for a membership plan that won't actually benefit the person in the end.
I personally don't recommend that you invest in this company and give them any money at all. If you'd like to see how this works, you think you can sell this affiliate program, and want to test this site, I'd suggest that you sign up for the free membership. You'll find out how it works and can earn a small commission for selling these affiliate memberships. Otherwise, stay away from this program and keep your money.
I'm sure many people have seen this advertised online. How many of you have joined this company and paid for one of the membership packages? Were you able to talk others into investing in this program and actually earn a commission for your efforts? Looking forward to reading what you have to say in the comments below.
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There are now baby Chesters in the county
Joanne Goodwin
Updated: 12:05 PM February 3, 2021
The most popular baby names in Cheshire are George and Olivia, but there are a few Chesters too Photo: Getty - Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto
The most popular baby names in Cheshire
Chester has entered the 2019 top 100 names for boys — with five babies registered in the county bearing the county town's moniker.
In Cheshire East, out of the 1,895 boys registered, the top five names were George, Oliver, Harry, Freddie and Thomas. Of the 1760 girls, Olivia, Isla, Ameilia, Charlotte and Evie took the top places. There were four Chesters in the list.
In Cheshire West and Chester 1756 boys were registered, with George again topping the list followed by Harry, Oliver, Theo and Alfie. One little boy was named Chester. Olivia, Amelia, Freya, Ava and Isla were the top five names chosen for 1610 girls.
Nationally, the figures issued by the Office for National Statistics show Oliver and Olivia remained the most popular name for boys and girls in England and Wales.
Freya and Lily replaced Emily and Ella in the top 10 girls' names, while there were no new entries in the top 10 boys' names in 2019.
Alfred, Chester, Hudson, Ibrahim and Oakley entered the 2019 top 100 boys' names replacing Alex, Dexter, Dominic, Kai, Sonny and Tobias.
Lara and Mabel replaced Aisha and Francesca in the top 100 girls' names; Mabel has not been in the top 100 since 1924.
More unusual names growing in popularity and registered in Cheshire included a mixture of the old and new, ancient and modern, with Albie, Reggie, Jaxon, Ezra, Gabriel, Caleb and Oakley in the boys' list, while the girls featured Aurora, Violet, Hallie, Mila, Maryam, Sienna, Ada, Delilah and Margot.

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Reminder: Northern Province Lecture with Bishop Nick Baines, 16 July
NORTHERN PROVINCE LECTURES 2019
The function of Ecclesiastical Law in effective parochial ministry
The Rt Revd Nick Baines
Date: Tuesday 16 July 2019.
Timings: refreshments at 17:00, lecture at 17:30 with a 19:00 finish.
Venue: Leeds Diocesan Office, Church House, 17-19 York Place, Leeds, LS1 2EX.
Hosts: Wrigleys Solicitors LLP.
The Rt Revd Nick Baines will speak about how law is vital – good law even more so. Taking ecclesiastical law seriously can set parishes and clergy free, rather than burdening unnecessarily.
Bishop Nick became the first Bishop of Leeds, an area covering West Yorkshire & the Dales, in June 2014. He was previously Bishop of Bradford(2011-14), and before that Bishop of Croydon (in the Diocese of Southwark). He read German and French at Bradford University and, before ordination, worked for four years as a Russian linguist at GCHQ.
This lecture is free of charge, but spaces are limited and prior booking is essential. To book please visit https://ecclawsoc.org.uk/events/bishop-nick-baines-on-the-function-of-ecclesiastical-law-in-effective-parochial-ministry/
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This is the time of the year when all the bookworms are having a feast, all the biggest discounts and new releases are available at the Manila International book fair in SMX Convention Center. I was there last Saturday and Sunday at the Psicom booth to do my yearly meet and greet with the Chopsticks and Suplado Tips readers, I saw a lot of old friends and authors at this year's event and most of the new books are being launched.
I was with Tado Jimenez last Saturday who launched his book "Nag-iisa lang ako" at the Psicom booth.
Last Saturday was a blast! My yearly book fair readers all came to support my new book Suplado Tips and Tado's Nag-iisa lang ako, I also contributed a comic strip foreword for his book.
Here are some more photos last Saturday and Sunday.
Jomike Tejido had a book signing session at the Vibal Publishing booth.
Tado got his Unisilver-Time gift certificates and Suplado Tips book.
I was with Psicom authors Tom Aquitania who launched his book "To kill an Angry Bird", Alex Cruz "Kwentong Bigote", and Julius Villanueva "Life in Progress" last Sunday at the Psicom booth to meet the readers.
Thanks to Blooey for the media passes last Saturday, I was also able to do some interviews for our new show Hecklines on GMA News TV.
See you all next year at the 33rd Manila International Book Fair.


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Miss Tourism Turkey 2012 is the beautiful Nadide Durmaz.
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Marvel Studios' "The Falcon and The Winter Soldier" stars Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson aka Falcon, and Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes aka Winter Soldier. The pair, who came together in the final moments of "Avengers: Endgame," team up on a global adventure that tests their abilities—and their patience.
Marvel Studios' "The Falcon and The Winter Soldier" stars Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson aka The Falcon, and Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes aka The Winter Soldier. The pair, who came together in the final moments of "Avengers: Endgame," team up on a global adventure that tests their abilities—and their patience. Directed by Kari Skogland with Malcolm Spellman serving as head writer, the six-episode series also stars Daniel Brühl as Zemo, Emily VanCamp as Sharon Carter, and Wyatt Russell as John Walker. Though it is fictional and set in the comic-book world, the series contains violent scenes that may be viewed as triggering or unsettling to some viewers, particularly in light of recent real-world tragic events.


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US-9,820,267 Terminal device, base station device, transmitting method and receiving method
The present invention pertains to a terminal device, which, when ARQ is used for communication that uses an uplink unit band and a plurality of downlink unit...
US-9,820,266 Method for transmitting channel state information in wireless access system
A method is provided for reporting Channel State Information (CSI) in a wireless access system which supports carrier aggregation. A user equipment (UE)...
US-9,820,265 Method for receiving uplink signal, base station, method for transmitting uplink signal and user equipment
A predetermined number of cyclic shift values are defined for a demodulation of uplink data. An available portion of the cyclic shift values from among the...
US-9,820,264 Data and multicast signals in a wireless device and wireless network
A plurality of physical uplink control channel (PUCCH) groups comprise a primary PUCCH group comprising a primary cell and a secondary PUCCH group comprising a...
US-9,820,263 Shared control channel structure
A shared control channel structure includes at least one control channel to be allocated at least to a user for at least one of uplink and downlink directions...
US-9,820,262 Control device, communication system, and method for registering terminal devices and scanning for other...
A control device includes: a receiving unit that receives a first beacon request for performing registration processing from a communication terminal device; a...
US-9,820,261 Mapping method and apparatus for resource status process
The present invention discloses a mapping method and apparatus for resource status process, and the method comprises the following steps: DeNB receives resource...
US-9,820,260 Spectrum sharing based on self-organizing networks
Embodiments use the principles of self-organizing networks to allocate resources to allow spectrum owners to share spectrum with wireless carriers according to...
US-9,820,259 Smooth transition between multimedia broadcast multicast service (MBMS) and unicast service by demand
Techniques are provided for smooth transition between broadcast/multicast transmission and unicast transmission. A method for managing unicast and multicast...
US-9,820,258 Electronic apparatus
An electronic apparatus of an aspect of the present disclosure is an electronic apparatus by which a phone call can be made. The electronic apparatus includes a...
US-9,820,257 Communication system, mobile communication terminal and position managing apparatus
A mobile node includes a plurality of transceivers, has a network conforming to network-based mobility as its home link and performs position registration to a...
US-9,820,256 Apparatus, system and method of time-of-flight positioning via neighbor list
Systems and methods are directed to use of a neighbor list for wireless indoor navigation. The neighbor list may include related information regarding all...
US-9,820,255 Systems and methods for verifying geolocation data of an electronic content request from a mobile device
Methods, systems, and computer-readable media are disclosed for verifying geolocation data provided with an electronic content request received from a mobile...
US-9,820,254 Mobile communication system
A mobile communication system capable of performing communication between a user equipment device connected to a relay device and a core network if the relay...
US-9,820,253 Systems, methods and media for small cell idle mode mobility
Systems and methods for small cell idle mode mobility include receiving, at a first small cell of a preconfigured cluster of small cells, a mobility area update...
US-9,820,252 Method and arrangement for providing a wireless mesh network
A method and an arrangement for providing a wire-free mesh network are provided. An approval procedure is carried out in situations in which a subscriber who is...
US-9,820,251 Enhanced registration messages in internet protocol multimedia subsystems
An enhanced Session Initiation Protocol ("SIP") registration message having extended header information that is used by an Internet Protocol Multimedia...
US-9,820,250 Support for asynchronous time division duplexing in adjacent cells of a wireless communication system
Technology is discussed for mitigating interference in a wireless communication environment where adjacent cells can have asynchronous Time Division Duplexing...
US-9,820,249 Radio base stations and user terminal for synchronization in an asynchronous network
The present invention is designed to establish synchronization properly even when synchronizing between different cells by means of a radio interface in an...
US-9,820,248 Network clock synchronization
According to example embodiments of the present invention, predetermined patterns are inserted into data streams and exchanged between a master node and a slave...
US-9,820,247 Enhanced node B (ENB) and method for MTC coexistence
Embodiments of a machine-type communication (MTC) User Equipment (UE) and methods for configuring a MTC UE using an evolved Node B (eNB) are generally described...
US-9,820,246 Synchronizing active window boundaries used for data transmission between pairs of nodes of a wireless network
An aspect of the present disclosure enables each receiver node of a wireless network to synchronize active widows with those of the sender node. In an...
US-9,820,245 Sample selection for secondary synchronization signal (SSS) detection
Methods and apparatus for selecting samples for secondary synchronization signal (SSS) detection are described. Several alternatives are provided for efficient...
US-9,820,244 Time-advanced random access channel transmission
Systems and methods can be implemented on a wireless device and base stations to facilitate uplink synchronization. The wireless device can transmit a random...
US-9,820,243 Using a subframe time offset when scheduling downlink data transmissions
The invention relates to a method in a radio base station for scheduling data transmissions to a user equipment in a first cell. The radio base station is...
US-9,820,242 Method and apparatus for configuring power headroom information in mobile communication system supporting...
A method and apparatus for configuring Power Headroom Report (PHR) of a User Equipment (UE) efficiently in a mobile communication system supporting carrier...
US-9,820,241 Mobile station apparatus, base station apparatus, radio communication method and integrated circuit
A mobile station apparatus configures a first group including at least one component carrier and a second group including at least one component carrier. The...
US-9,820,240 Virtual scheduling in heterogeneous networks
Providing for virtual management of wireless resources in a mobile communication environment is described herein. By way of example, access terminals in the...
US-9,820,239 Power allocation for encoded bits in OFDM systems
Power allocation for encoded bits in OFDM systems. OFDM symbol subcarriers may be allocated to a wireless user equipment (UE) device by a base station. A first...
US-9,820,238 User apparatus and uplink transmission power information transmission method
A user apparatus in a mobile communication system including a first base station and a second base station that perform communication with the user apparatus by...
US-9,820,237 Method and apparatus for transmitting uplink signals in wireless communication system
The present invention relates to a wireless communication system. More particularly, the present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for a terminal...
US-9,820,236 Power compensation in multi-carrier transmitters
A transmitter and method for transmitting a communication signal having at least a first carrier and a second carrier. The transmitter includes a scaling factor...
US-9,820,235 Power management of communication devices
A method for reducing power consumption in a communication device. The method includes determining, by the communication device, that a packet transmitted on a...
US-9,820,234 Economical motor vehicle operation during a parked phase
The invention relates to a method for operating a control unit of a motor vehicle during a parked phase. It is the object of the invention to achieve an...
US-9,820,233 Motion state based mobile device positioning
Various techniques are provided which may be implemented as methods, apparatuses and articles of manufacture for use by a mobile device or one or more computing...
US-9,820,232 Power delay profile based indoor outdoor detection
A detector in a mobile device receives input from a modem, determines whether the mobile device is indoor or outdoor based on the modem-supplied input, and...
US-9,820,231 Coalescing geo-fence events
A device location is determined, and the location of an area of interest that is a geographic area referred to as a geo-fence is identified. Multiple geo-fences...
US-9,820,230 Low power packet detection circuit for WLAN recievers
The disclosure provides a low power receiver. The receiver includes a first channel that receives an RF signal and generates an input signal. The receiver also...
US-9,820,229 Dynamic voltage and frequency scaling in wireless modems
Methods and apparatuses are described in which dynamic voltage and frequency scaling may be used to save power when processing packets in a wireless...
US-9,820,228 Apparatus, system, and method for toggling carrier aggregation
An apparatus, system, and method optimize a manner in which carrier aggregation (CA) is used. The apparatus comprises a transceiver and processor. The...
US-9,820,227 Program and base station apparatus
The power consumption of a mobile station is reduced according to the conditions of use by a user without stopping packet communication necessary for the user....
US-9,820,226 Automating radio enablement to facilitate power saving
In an example embodiment, there is disclosed herein an apparatus comprising a wireless transceiver and a controller coupled to the wireless transceiver and...
US-9,820,225 Techniques for managing power consumption of a mobile device
Systems, methods, apparatuses, and computer-readable storage media for managing power consumption of a mobile device are disclosed. The systems, method,...
US-9,820,224 Mobile network traffic optimization
The techniques described herein detect which one of multiple different radio states a radio communication unit of a client device is currently operating in. The...
US-9,820,223 Method and system for managing a location detector
A portable device, for example an offender monitor, can utilize a location detector, such as a GPS receiver, to provide locational information for the device....
US-9,820,222 Wireless communication method, wireless communication system, base station, and wireless terminal
A wireless communication method includes: transmitting, by a base station, a signal subjected to reduction of transmission power that is reduced compared with...
US-9,820,221 Power management of a personal area fabric
A power management system for a personal area fabric having a plurality of nodes is presented. The system implements power management functions at the...
US-9,820,220 Transfer method and donor eNodeB for subframe configuration information of serving cell
A transfer method for subframe configuration information of a serving cell and a donor eNodeB are applied in a mobile relay scene. The method comprises: a...
US-9,820,219 Wireless communication system, terminal apparatus, wireless communication method, and integrated circuit
In a wireless communication system in which information for selecting a communication system is notified from a base station apparatus to a terminal apparatus,...
US-9,820,218 Systems and methods for efficient access point discovery
Systems, methods, and devices provide for efficient access point discovery. One implementation generates a wireless frame to include a first indication of a...
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My laptop is not the fastest one, and I created a blender project. There are a few stretched blocks. I unwrapped them and added a realistic texture.
I want to make a video with the length of 20-30 seconds. This video clip is decorated with a background music. But my problem is that I can't really edit the video, because the audio runs normal but the Video lags (~7fps).
I tried to look the preview only with materials or only with the objects. But nothing helped. I use Blender 2.8 alpha 2 (EEVEE).
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Global Non-Compliance website > 'Tens of thousands' could be victims of alleged Westminster child abuse, senior MP warns
'Tens of thousands' could be victims of alleged Westminster child abuse, senior MP warns
THE NUMBER of victims in an alleged child abuse scandal at the heart of the Westminster establishment could run into "many tens of thousands", a senior MP warned.
By MACER HALL
Labour backbencher John Mann fears the state won't be able to cope with the numbers of victims
Labour backbencher John Mann, who is campaigning for a wide-ranging investigation of the historic allegations, feared that the state "can't deal with" the huge volume of claims that are being made.
Mr Mann spoke out in a BBC interview in response to comments earlier this week from Baroness Butler-Sloss, who stepped down as head of a planned public inquiry into the scandal.
The retired judge cautioned against victims being given too greater say over who heads the probe.
Her comments come as the future of the investigation, which has been ordered by Home Secretary Theresa May, remains in doubt.
Mr Mann called for a national institute to be established to investigate the allegations because the existing authorities could not cope with the mass of complaints.
The state can't deal with the numbers of people coming forward.
Speaking on the BBC Radio 4 Today programme, the Bassetlaw MP said there had been too much discussion of who was going to run the Government's troubled inquiry into paedophile activity, and suggested a national institute needed to be created to make progress.
"It's not just about who chairs an inquiry, it's about what the remit of an inquiry should be, who else should be sat on that inquiry, who should be advising it," the Bassetlaw MP said.
"As an example, one of the things that survivors' groups are calling for in the discussions I've had with them is for government to set up a national institute to take forward this work on what you do with all these people coming forward.
"Probably, it's going to be many tens of thousands of people across the country. The state can't deal with the numbers of people coming forward.
"The police and social services cannot cope with the volume that's there, even now. And we're hardly at the beginning of people coming forward."
Mr Mann went on: "I'm getting vast numbers of people, including my constituents, coming forward making allegations. Many of those people came forward in the past and weren't listened to or weren't believed.
"And that's a key part of the problem. What do you do with people making allegations against people, and nothing was done in the past, when the people they're making allegations against in some cases are dead?"
Mr Mann has handed a dossier of allegations of abuse dating back to the 1980s - said to include complaints against former key figures in the political establishment - to Scotland Yard.
Moves to set up an inquiry followed allegations that a paedophile ring operated at Westminster during the 1980s.
The probe is set to investigate whether "public bodies and other non-state institutions have taken seriously their duty of care to protect children from sexual abuse in England and Wales".
An inquiry panel has started work but has no-one to lead it after its first two nominations resigned. Two candidates for chair - former judge Baroness Butler-Sloss and ex-Lord Mayor of London Fiona Woolf - have already had to stand aside over their establishment links.
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Is Devan Dubnyk safe as the Oilers starting goalie?
February 26, 2013, 7:16 AM | Jonathan Willis
On February 16, Devan Dubnyk was pulled in a game against Colorado after allowing three goals on nine shots. Nikolai Khabibulin replaced him and earned a win, stopping 16 of the 17 shots he faced. Since that game, Dubnyk has started just one contest, while Khabibulin has started three.
Is Dubnyk secure in the starting role, or could Khabibulin be stealing his job?
Khabibulin's strong start
It looks right now like head coach Ralph Krueger's going with a 'win and you're in' approach, though we're dealing with a small enough sample that this may not be the case. Khabibulin won against Colorado, and was rewarded with a start against L.A.; he lost that game so Dubnyk came in and lost to Minnesota; Khabibulin came back, beat Phoenix, and then got the start against Chicago.
The Chicago start was probably Khabibulin's weakest of the year, and he was still quite good – Krueger said he played an excellent game in his post-game presser. All of his games have been good, as a quick look at his season statistics shows:
2011-12 Redux?
If this seems familiar, that's likely because last season something very similar happened. Khabibulin collapsed down the stretch in 2010-11, and Dubnyk appeared to supplant him as the Oilers starting goaltender. Dubnyk earned the first start of the season, but was given very little rope in the starting role – Khabibulin excelled early, and then-coach Tom Renney turned the job over to him. Renney clearly entered the season with the idea of giving both goalies a shot, and Khabibulin was too good not to play.
From that October 20 win through Christmas, Khabibulin would start 19 games to Dubnyk's nine, and his play warranted it. The problem was that Renney continued to give Khabibulin starts long after his play had slipped – Dubnyk won the starting job after Christmas and made 30 of the team's final 48 starts – but Khabibulin still started 18 contests. The Oilers went 1-13-4 in Khabibulin's starts; 16-11-3 in Dubnyk's.
The difficulty was knowing when the music would stop for Khabibulin; his start was too good to be true and out of keeping with his post-lockout work. It's the same problem Ralph Krueger will face if he continues to give Khabibulin starts – we know with relative certainty that Dubnyk is the superior goaltender to Khabibulin, so while riding the hot hand is fine to a point it's playing with fire if it goes too far.
If Khabibulin had started five games rather than 18 after Christmas last season, and the Oilers kept up their average point percentage with Dubnyk over those 13 additional starts, it would have meant an additional 11 points for Edmonton. Ultimately, that would have worked against the team (no Yakupov, 12th in the West instead of 14th), but it would have put them 10 points out of the playoffs instead of 21. I don't think it's crazy to suggest that keeping Khabibulin in the regular rotation probably cost Tom Renney his job.
Is Khabibulin Just A Hot Starter?
This marks the second season in a row that Khabibulin's gotten off to a good start in net – is it possible that he is a legitimately good goalie, but that age and injury catch up to him as the season carries on? It's a nice idea, because it suggests that Khabibulin still has some utility as a strong backup option as long as he isn't overused by the coach.
Unfortunately, that seems likely not to be the case. In 2005-06, Khabibulin got lit up like a Christmas tree in October (3-7-0, 0.851 SV%) before settling down a little the rest of the way. In 2006-07, his October save percentage was 0.890. In 2007-08, it was 0.892. In 2008-09, it was 0.918 – this was his best post-lockout season, the year he finished with a 0.919 save percentage and convinced the Oilers he was worth a four-year contract. Moving to Edmonton, he got hurt early in 2009-10, and then in 2010-11 posted a 0.901 SV% in October and a 0.847 SV% in November.
In short: it just so happens that his hot streaks have coincided with the beginning of the season the last two years – it would be a mistake to believe that this makes Khabibulin viable as long as his playing time is kept low.
What I Would Do
It's great that Khabibulin has played so well for the Oilers, but everything he's done since the 2004-05 lockout suggests that it's going to stop, it's going to stop soon, and when it stops he's going to be bad. As Tyler Dellow points out in that linked piece above, Khabibulin has a 0.905 save percentage since turning 30, and we can probably expect him to be worse than his career average going forward given his age.
With that in mind, I'd play him in back-to-backs and otherwise keep him on the bench. Dubnyk is the much better option, the guy that is more likely to give the team a chance to win every night, and he should be started accordingly. One of the nice side effects of this decision is that it virtually guarantees Khabibulin won't have a chance to see his save percentage drop – and at the deadline, given that he's a Cup-winner, by all accounts a good, veteran, professional, and in the final year of his contract maybe, just maybe, he'll be worth a draft pick from another team.
I certainly wouldn't give him a chance to do to me what he did to the 2011-12 Oilers, and to Tom Renney.
To answer the title question: if Devan Dubnyk isn't safe as the Oilers' starter, somebody isn't paying attention to recent history.
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Walter Sobchak 9 years ago
Also why do people think Yak's a flight risk. In the KHL he was a third line player playing 14 mins a night, sounds like about the same role on the Oilers.
He's playing 11 minutes a night.
When he's playing with the give away twins he's getting harder qual comp too.
Wax Man Riley 9 years ago
Ya the Oilers have confidence in Dubby, they just gave him a $3.75 million contract!?He, has played well, and should continue…Habby got the call because it was Chicago, where he played for a few years in that madhouse. I dont think there is a future for Habby in Edmonton beyond this year, even if last that long.. Its alsso possible he is playing some showcase games to get him out on a trade deadline move.
I think a sinking defense and no scoring 5X5 are bigger problems here.
2004Z06 9 years ago
What is with the Yakupov love in? You want him on the ice for 20 minutes a night? Watch him play. For every opportunity he gets, he turns the puck over trying to carry it too long or with a bad pass that gets picked off 3 times. He might score you 2, but 4 will be in the back of our net. He WILL be a good player, but he is a major defensive liability and until he learns how to play a two way game, Krueger is using him exactly how he should. Power play specialist.
If the Oilers could score more than 2 goals a game and get more than a one goal lead, then the coach might feel better about extending his ice time.
Just because Hall and Nuge were forced into top roles due to lack of talent elswhere, doesn't mean we have to throw Yakupov into the fire. Be patient, he will get his opportunities and be a much more well rounded player because of it.
Shane 9 years ago
Props!
Khabby is backup at this stage of his career. He's good in spurts but too much Khabby is a bad thing. It's Dubnyk's job to lose and if he falters, then we need to reconsider how we move forward in net. Dubnyk's play of late has been average but he's been good on the year when he's been able to play consistently so all of a sudden sitting for prolonged periods of time certainly won't help.
Copperblueandwhite 9 years ago
Khabby's on IR…no need to worry.
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Keith Collier, 1935-2009
Keith Vance
Collier, 74, of Columbia entered into this life on May 28, 1935, and left to be with the Lord on Friday, Oct. 23, 2009.�
Memorial�services will be at 11 a.m. Friday, Oct. 30, provided by Hackett-Livingston Funeral Home, 208 W. Clarinda, P.O. Box 395, Shenandoah, Iowa, 51601. Burial will follow at Rose Hill Cemetery.
Keith was the youngest of his siblings, Shirley Collier Wood and Joe Edward Collier, born to Oral Collier and Susie Williamson, who all preceded him in death.�
In his younger days growing up in Shenandoah, Keith was very involved with the Boy Scouts, later becoming a Scout leader and traveling as far as New Mexico and California for Jamborees and Scout Camp.�
Keith enjoyed the outdoors, and until his health began to deteriorate from post-polio syndrome and heart disease, he would go swimming, fishing, canoeing, snorkeling, camping and sailing as often as he could.�
In the summer of 1961, while working as a surveyor for the Iowa Department of Transportation, Keith met his sweetheart, Ann Louis Artherholt, at Viking Lake, near Stanton, Iowa. They united in marriage on June 6, 1964, celebrating their 45th wedding anniversary earlier this year.�
After Keith and Ann were married, they moved to Maryville, where Keith obtained his degree in education and industrial arts with a minor in drafting from Northwest Missouri State College.�
Keith and Ann later moved to Bland, then Fayette, where they added to their family a daughter, Cynthia Louise Collier. Once their family was complete, they moved to Columbia, where Keith worked as a teacher at Rock Bridge High School, then later a draftsman and estimator at Semco Manufacturing Co.. Keith�s love of photography drew him to later work at Columbia Photo for many years before moving to Springfield in 1992, where he worked as a night auditor and then office manager, from which he retired.�
In 2006, Keith and Ann moved back to Columbia to be closer to their daughter and two grandchildren, Kyle Hubert Lee Crites and Dominique Sophie Crites, whom he has enjoyed watching grow and become young adults in his most recent profession, full-time grandpa.�
Keith touched many people and never knew a stranger. Those of us who had the privilege to know him will forever hold a place in our hearts for his teachings, jokes and kindness.�
You are loved and will be missed.�
Keith leaves behind his wife, Ann Louise Collier of the home; his daughter, Cynthia Louise Lagunas and her children, Kyle and Dominique, all of Columbia; brothers- and sisters-in-law Dr. William and Alice Artherholt and Bruce and Jan Artherholt, all of Red Oak, Iowa, H.E. �Woody� Wood of Baton Rouge, La., and Charlotte Miller of Weston; several nieces and nephews and their families; and many friends.�
Remembrances may be shared with the family at www.hackettlivingston.com.�Memorials may be sent to Southwest Center for Independent Living, Attn: Post-Polio Support Group, 2864 S. Nettleton Ave., Springfield, Mo., 65807.


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Arrested Teachers in the News 7 Mar 2014 (Friday)
Discussion in 'Daily Arrest Blotters' started by TMP, Mar 9, 2014.
TMP Himself
Sex abuse, female perps:
Cara E. Conroy (South Brunswick, New Jersey), 33 (born Feb 27 1981), special education teacher at North Brunswick Township High School, North Brunswick Township Public Schools, North Brunswick, New Jersey, "charged with second-degree endangering the welfare of a child"
Cara E. Conroy, North Brunswick, New Jersey (arrested Mar 2014)
Additional news items for:
Andrea Michelle Cardosa, Alhambra, California (arrested Jan 2014)
Sarah M. Raymo, Bay City, Michigan (arrested Jan 2014)
Sex abuse, male perps:
James Giannopoulos, 61, 6th-grade science teacher at Centennial Middle School, Kyrene School District, Phoenix, Arizona, "allegedly exchanged inappropriate text messages with a former student"
James Giannopoulos, Phoenix, Arizona (arrested Mar 2014)
Randall Scott Gilbert (Hoffman Estates, Illinois), 34, teacher's aide at the Kirk School, Northwest Suburban Special Education Organization, Palatine, Illinois, "charged with child pornography ... accused of attempting to meet underage girls"
Randall Scott Gilbert, Palatine, Illinois (arrested Mar 2014)
Asael Paniagua (College Station, Texas), 34, 2nd-grade teacher at Milam Elementary School, Bryan ISD,Bryan, Texas, "two counts of indecency with a child by sexual contact"
Asael Paniagua, Bryan, Texas (arrested Mar 2014)
Jason John Burchfield, Melbourne, Florida (arrested Mar 2014)
Ronald David Guinto, Richmond, California (arrested Mar 2014)
Brian Thomas Hook, Santa Maria, California (arrested Feb 2014)
Alvin Ray McClellan, Scottsdale, Arizona (arrested Mar 2014) [child porn, sexual abuse of child]
Anthony J. Miller, Newark, Ohio (arrested Feb 2014)
Guilty: Rodney Orosco, Vacaville, California (arrested May 2013)
Troy N. Rider, Knoxville, Iowa (arrested Mar 2014)
David Peter Weekley, Ellenboro, West Virginia (arrested Feb 2014)
Other sex stuff:
Samuel Waldman, Brooklyn, New York (arrested Mar 2014) [child porn]
Study abroad:
Guilty: Roseanna May Langley, Exeter, United Kingdom (arrested Spring 2013) [sex with school boy]
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Changes to your aging skin are among the most visible markers of getting older. While some changes are inevitable, the extent to which the changes show up isn't always set in stone. You have a lot of influence over what happens to your skin, starting at a young age, but even your daily actions can make a difference.
Many factors impact the health and appearance of your skin. What you eat, what you drink, how much you drink, how well you sleep, and what stress you're under all have an effect. A well rounded diet with omega-3 fatty acids, for example, will leave skin looking healthier than a diet based on junk food. That holds true for any age, but it's more pronounced as you get older because the effects become more apparent.
Staying hydrated also helps tremendously. A lack of sleep can make you look paler and weaker than normal. What you do to your skin externally also matters; harsh cosmetics or soaps can dry out your skin while gentle ones soothe it, instead. In addition, in the long term, sun exposure and smoking both show on aging skin.
Why Does Aging Skin Matter?
The effects of aging on your skin might not be so important if they were merely cosmetic. However, they can have distinct effects on your health overall. Your skin is actually your body's largest organ, and it serves to protect you from a lot of factors that would otherwise harm you substantially. If your skin isn't in the best shape, you stand a greater chance of sustaining injury and developing illness.
What Happens When Skin Ages?
When you get older is that the fat layer under your skin starts to thin out. As the fat thins out, your skin loses that plump, youthful look. It can look pale and sallow, and if your teeth are missing or wearing down, your cheeks can look sunken.
Your skin also loses its elasticity, as you get older. Skin tags and other skin markings, especially age spots, become more common as well.
Most damaging is how fragile your skin can become. You can experience more bruises and cuts, and your ability to heal that damage is compromised as well.
What Protective Steps Can I Take?
Protect your skin from the sun – use either a sunscreen or clothing that is rated with an ultraviolet protective factor number.
Get your sleep – as you get older, you may find your sleep quality and quantity diminishing, so it's important to see a doctor to discuss good sleep hygiene.
Stay hydrated – your sense of thirst can decline as you age, but that does not mean you no longer need to drink water. Drink glasses of water on a schedule each day; tea and coffee in moderation. Eat foods that are water-heavy like grapes, cucumbers, and watermelon.
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Isn't it incredible that some of the poorest countries in the world rely heavily on the income of a product which is consumed by almost everybody in the 'first world', but they still remain mostly third world? Is there something wrong somewhere?
And do you know how many people drink coffee? Well, in the United States alone 54% of American adults regularly consume coffee and world coffee consumption has risen from 104.7 million bags in 2000 to 130.0 million bags in 2008.
Even in these tough economic times, coffee consumption remains high, if not increasing. This is because of it's huge popularity with almost every culture in the world. This should give hope to the coffee producers, providing that logistical prices remain relative.


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In his first novel in 5 years, Franzen digs his sharp-edged spade into the modern world of cyber "truthing" in the personage of the charismatic and possibly troubled "Sunshine Project" founder Andreas Wolf. Pip Tyler (Purity) is the young, wandering, wondering heart of this book, struggling to make her way while the mysteries of her parents' past cast shadows on her life. Franzen's ability to create full-bodied characters deeply enmeshed in the societal ills of any era is on full display. ~ Reviewed by Jon Fine
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McDougall's zeroes in on a small band of supreme "overachievers" and sets out to reveal what it was- physically, mentally, spiritually- that set these people apart from their peers. His focus is on the residents of Crete and the British agents who teamed up to take on Nazi invaders in WWII. ~ Reviewed by Jonathan Fine
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There is much to love and hate about the iconic pitcher "Pedro". He was one of the most effective pitchers in the history of the game and was known for his unstoppable drive and often abrasive arrogance. With confidence and honesty, he lays all his cards on the table for both fans and detractors. ~ Reviewed by Jonathan Fine
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You haven't read Outliers yet? Unimaginable. Gladwell offers brilliantly researched insights into everything from the roots of Bill Gates' mega-success to the unexpected cultural explanations for airplane crashes and the role that birthdate plays in a hockey player's rise to the top. Ever wonder how there came to be so many Jewish practitioners of law and medicine? It's all in there- that and more. Gladwell's frequently surprising, breathtakingly logical findings are enlightening, possibly even life changing. ~ Reviewed by Jon Fine
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Saturday. Overcast, a bit cold, people looking to park near the farmer's market across from the Grand Lake Theater making it harder to find a parking space on my way to breakfast this morning around eleven. Eleven. Where does the morning go?
When I bought my two leather chairs from Scandinavian Designs (both of which I've managed to break these many years later) I bought a matching thin black floor lamp outfitted with a single small quartz light that I now use in my bedroom for reading. The design was done more for looks than usefulness, I think, but I find if I leave it on about two feet above the corner of the bed, the heat from the quartz lamp calls to Ms. Emmy like catnip.
So Ms. Emmy, on these overcast days, likes to sleep on that corner of the bed under the light. I wondered how she was able to handle the brightness before remembering cats originally lived in the desert and I suspect they know about light. She will not, of course, sleep on the special made for cats heating pad I bought for her in Oregon but this doesn't surprise me as she's a cat. It isn't just herding that's a problem.
It's now late in the afternoon. It's Saturday and I'm looking forward to watching my Japanese soaps. I have not a drop of wine or sake in the house, but I think I'll skip alcohol for the week. How much of my aching sinus-head thing is sinus-head thing and how much of it is a hangover of whatever severity from the night before? Rather like periodically calibrating an instrument to guarantee it's accurate, I think I'll calibrate my head this week to precisely identify what is nerve regenerating sinus-head stuff and what is wine or sake. Last night it was Ms. Merlot.


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Siemens Reports Earnings Release Q1 FY 2022: Very Successful Start to Fiscal 2022
•Orders for the first quarter surged 52% year-over-year, reaching €24.2 billion on double-digit increases in all industrial businesses, while revenue climbed 17% year-over-year, to €16.5 billion, for an extraordinary book-to-bill ratio of 1.47
•Orders rose 42% and revenue grew 9% on a comparable basis, excluding currency translation and portfolio effects, primarily the acquisition of Varian Medical Systems, Inc. (Varian) between the periods under review
•Profit Industrial Business increased 12% year-over-year, to €2.5 billion, and the profit margin came in at 15.7%
•Net income rose 20% to €1.8 billion resulting in basic earnings per share (EPS) of €2.05; EPS before purchase price allocation accounting (EPS pre PPA) was €2.24
•Free cash flow from continuing and discontinued operations stronger year-over-year at €1.1 billion
Siemens' outlook for fiscal 2022 remains unchanged. It is based on continuing healthy growth in global GDP, albeit with slowing momentum, and their expectation that the challenges to their businesses from COVID-19 and supply chain constraints will ease during fiscal 2022. With these conditions, they expect their industrial businesses to continue their profitable growth.
For the Siemens group they expect mid-single-digit comparable revenue growth, net of currency translation and portfolio effects, and a book-to-bill ratio above 1.
Digital Industries expects for fiscal 2022 to achieve comparable revenue growth of 5% to 8% and a profit margin of 19% to 21%, including known headwinds of up to two percentage points associated with the strategic transition to software as a service (SaaS) in parts of its large software business.
Smart Infrastructure expects for fiscal 2022 comparable revenue growth of 5% to 8%. The profit margin is expected to be 12% to 13%.
Mobility expects for fiscal 2022 comparable revenue growth of 5% to 8%. The profit margin is expected to be 10.0% to 10.5%.
Siemens expects this profitable growth of their industrial businesses to drive an increase in basic EPS from net income before purchase price allocation accounting (EPS pre PPA) to a range of €8.70 to €9.10, up from €8.32 in fiscal 2021. They assume that rigorous execution of their portfolio optimization strategy will contribute similarly as in fiscal 2021, when they generated €1.5 billion in net income from the sale of their Flender business, divestment of their stakes in Bentley Systems, Inc. and ChargePoint Holdings, Inc., and revaluation of their stake in Thoughtworks Holding, Inc.
This outlook excludes burdens from legal and regulatory matters.
Please read the complete Earnings Release and Financial Results:
Earnings Release Q1 FY 2022 October 1 to December 31, 2021: Very successful start to fiscal 2022
Financial Publications are available for download at: www.siemens.com/ir
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– Roland Busch, President and Chief Executive Officer of Siemens AG
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Performing Arts campers rehearse. Rachel Petro surrounded by angels and devils, is Mayor Matilda, the villain. Photo courtesy of Jewish Community Center of Greater Pittsburgh
Donors giving through the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh will provide more than $26 million in allocations and grants to human services and community-building programs in 2017-18. The allocations, announced by the Federation's board of directors, will support programs in Pittsburgh and in Jewish communities around the world.
The Federation raised funds for the allocations through its annual campaign — which reached a record-breaking $13.7 million — as well as through the Jewish Community Foundation, supplemental donor gifts, government funds secured with Federation assistance, and a $900,000 human services block grant from the Jewish Healthcare Foundation.
Funding decisions are made after a yearlong planning process that engages volunteers and professionals with diverse expertise, backgrounds and affiliations. The Federation focuses on its ability to multiply the impact of private giving by leveraging corporate and government dollars. The goal is to identify the most pressing needs for today and the future. Scott Tobe chairs the Federation's Planning and Allocations Committee.
Tobe explained that the planning process has expanded beyond identifying needs. "We are also trying to emphasize the Federation's role in solving complex problems that require broad community support," Tobe said. "We continue to strive to understand what the community needs, but we also need to be able to respond to those needs by bringing people together."
A large portion of Federation allocations in 2017-18 will address aging and human needs in Pittsburgh. The Federation will also continue to invest substantial dollars to address Jewish continuity by providing allocations to support Israel travel, Jewish preschool and overnight Jewish camping.
The 2017-18 allocations included significant grants, from the Federation's Jewish Community Foundation, earmarked for young adult initiatives, including One Table and Honeymoon Israel. One Table aims to help young adults host Shabbat dinner and enjoy Jewish experiences together, capitalizing on the trend toward self-organized Jewish activities among Jews ages 20 to 40.
The hope for Honeymoon Israel — funded locally by a grant from the Centennial Fund for a Jewish Future — is to help young adults connect to their heritage and solidify their Jewish identity. The program provides immersive trips to Israel for small groups of Pittsburgh-based couples that have at least one Jewish partner — couples that are still finding their place in the Jewish community. The goal of Honeymoon Israel is to reach these young adults early in their relationships, creating meaningful connections to Jewish life and the Jewish people for a diverse range of Jewish families, including interfaith couples.
According to Jeffrey Finkelstein, president and CEO of the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh, "These programs, and those like them, aim to maximize the number of Jewish Pittsburghers engaged in meaningful Jewish experiences. Younger adults are under-represented in communal leadership, and we hope that focusing on providing services and programs for this age bracket will encourage more participation in the future."
The Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh's nine local beneficiary agencies are Hillel Jewish University Center, Community Day School, Hillel Academy of Pittsburgh, Jewish Association on Aging, Jewish Community Center of Greater Pittsburgh, Jewish Family & Children's Service, Jewish Residential Services, Riverview Towers
and Yeshiva Schools.
The two overseas affiliates are the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee and the Jewish Agency for Israel.
More information about Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh allocations and grant making is available from Adam Hertzman, director of marketing, at 412-992-5225 or ahertzman@jfedpgh.org.
The Squirrel Hill Historical Society will hold its next free meeting on Tuesday, July 11 at 7:30 p.m. at Church of the Redeemer at 5700 Forbes Ave. Speakers Eileen Lane, Eric Lidji and Lois Michaels will speak about their book, "Her Deeds Sing Her Praises: Profiles of Pittsburgh Jewish Women." Contact historysqhill@hotmail.com, 412-417-3707 or visit squirrelhillhistory.org for more information.
Performing Arts campers are "All Shook Up" as they rehearse for upcoming performances of the musical, based on the 1957 hit Elvis Presley song of the same name. "All Shook Up, Jr." is this year's production by kids participating in the Jewish Community Center of Greater Pittsburgh's Performing Arts Camp, a Philip Chosky Performing Arts Program.
"'All Shook Up,' the musical, is like a love letter to Elvis," says director Delilah Picart. "His music is so monumental that a lot of our kids, even the 8-year-olds, know the songs already!"
The musical, which premiered on Broadway in 2005, is based on William Shakespeare's play "Twelfth Night." Picart says, "As a nod to Shakespeare, we're having girls play some of the male roles. They're very impressive."
The energetic show is full of recognizable music and fun choreography by JCC dance director Kathy Wayne and her son, Davis Wayne.
Performances will be held in the Katz Theatre, JCC Robinson Building, 5738 Darlington Road, as follows: Wednesday, July 12, 7 p.m.; Thursday, July 13, 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.; and Friday, July 14 at 2 p.m.
Call 412-339-5414 for tickets. Tickets are available in advance at the Center fit Desk, lower level, Kaufmann Building, and at the door, 30 minutes before the show. General admission is $10 and $7 for students and seniors
The Nar Anon and NA meetings are held every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Beth El Congregation of the South Hills at 1900 Cochran Road.
Contact Karen at 412-563-3395 for more information.
The Kollel Jewish Learning Center of Pittsburgh will be hosting its 17th annual Women's Summer Learning Program Monday, July 24 through Saturday, July 29.
Monday through Thursday there will be two morning classes and one evening class, and on Friday, one morning class. On Shabbat there will be a seudah shlishit.
All classes will be held at the Kollel Jewish Learning Center, 5808 Beacon St. in Squirrel Hill.
Devorah Kurin will be the presenter for the morning classes Monday through Friday.
Devora Chana Weisswasser is a speaker and educator in Toronto. Weisswasser has taught different topics to varied audiences and has also taught more than 200 women for conversion, authored a children's book, led a women's choir and has served as a doula for women in childbirth. She is the proud mother of six children, one of whom serves as a scholar at the Pittsburgh Kollel. Weisswasser will be the presenter for morning classes Monday through Thursday and the evening classes Monday through Wednesday.
Leah Milch is a middle school and high school teacher for more than 30 years and an adult education teacher for more than 15 years. Milch also served in the Hillel Academy administration and continues to serve on several communal boards, including the Squirrel Hill Health Center and the Jewish Women's League. She will be the featured presenter for Thursday night's class.
Elky Langer, originally from Detroit, moved to Pittsburgh with her family to join the Kollel in 2002. Langer is a teacher, writer and editor. She has given weekly Chumash classes to women at the Kollel and teaches Chumash and Navi to high school and middle school students. She is currently the assistant principal for grades kindergarten to four at Hillel Academy of Pittsburgh and will be the featured presenter at seudat shlishit.
Contact Stacie Stufflebeam at Stacie@kollelpgh.org or at 412-421-214-7973 for more information on class titles, times and sponsorship opportunities.
Shannon Phillips-Shyrock is the new assistant director at the Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh. She previously taught at Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP).
Phillips-Shyrock is also an independent researcher for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum's Encyclopedia of Camps and Ghettos and is chair of the Holocaust Remembrance Events Organizing Committee at IUP.


Anne Frank The thirteen-year-old Jewish girl who writes a diary while she is hiding in Amsterdam from the Nazis during World War II.
Margot Frank Anne's sister; she is three years older than Anne.
Otto Frank Anne's father; he is a Jewish businessman who left Germany after Hitler's rise to power, hoping to find refuge in Holland.
Mrs. Frank Anne's mother; she is the source of many conflicts with Anne during the two years that the family spends in hiding.
Mr. Van Daan A Jewish businessman and an associate of Mr. Frank's. He and his family share the "Secret Annexe" with the Franks.
Mrs. Van Daan Mr. Van Daan's wife; a rather interfering person. Anne finds it difficult to get along with her.
Peter Van Daan The Van Daans' son; he is two-and-a-half years older than Anne, and his calm, quiet nature contrasts with her more excitable, vital personality. At first, Anne thinks that Peter is dull, but later on, they develop a warm and loving friendship.
Mr. Düssel An elderly dentist who joins the group in hiding in November 1942. He shares Anne's room, and his pedantic nature continually irritates her.
The Dutch "Protectors" or "Helpers"
Mr. Kraler A Dutch Gentile businessman who has been an associate of Mr. Frank and Mr. Van Daan and who takes over the running of the business when they are no longer able to do so. He works in the office in the building where the "Secret Annexe" is located, and he helps with technical, logistical aspects, such as obtaining food for the people in hiding.
Mr. Koophuis A Dutch Gentile business associate of Mr. Frank and Mr. Van Daan. He also takes over the running of the business after all Jews have been forbidden to employ Gentiles, and he helps to conceal the group in hiding and obtain supplies for them.
Miep A young woman who works in the office below the "Secret Annexe." She helps with obtaining food and supplies for the group in hiding and keeping their spirits up.
Elli A young typist who also works in the office below the "Secret Annexe." She also helps obtain food and supplies for the group in hiding and comforts them psychologically.


French firms Atelier Zündel Cristea and Michel Spitz Architectes deliver an educational institute that's far from simple.
When and won the competition to design a new building for the , a school for administration and management studies in Strasbourg, France, the brief they received was light on details. They were given specifications of budget, square footage and function, but that's about all the Paris firm had to go on.
AZC and MSA turned to the site for inspiration. A corner plot, it receives pedestrians on all sides. The surrounding buildings are, for the most part, quite tall and comprised of concrete and brick. To make the most of the location and to create a pleasing contrast with the neighbouring structures, the firm created two volumes, both with curvy facades of natural anodized aluminium panels and glass. The volumes are stacked on the perpendicular and are unified by the shared fourth floor. The angle creates unique perspectives; from the back of the site, the volumes appear flush, but from the front, the top volume cantilevers slightly over the bottom.
The use of two volumes was also intended to help better organize the programming, which needed to accommodate both teaching spaces and administrative offices. Classrooms and a theatre-style lecture hall occupy the three storeys of the first volume while floors five through eight of the second volume are dedicated to private office spaces. The shared fourth floor has a cafeteria and access to a terrace.
In most of AZC's projects, materials and colours are few. INET is no exception. Inside, the facility is characterized by concrete and natural wood, with secondary materials such as grey linoleum flooring and white acoustic panels. The aesthetic is stark, save for a canary-yellow reception desk on the ground floor and a striking central staircase that extends to the fourth level, uniting the two volumes.
AZC and MSA wanted the staircase to be perceived as a "a self-standing object, different from the floor levels it touches." Comprised of steel and concrete, and clad with thick natural wood, the stairwell is open and winds up and around at sharp angles, offering dramatic perspectives when looking up or down. LED strips are embedded below the metallic handrail.


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It is available 12pm - 5pm. Last orders are 30 minutes before closing.
We also have Sunday Roasts available in the Orangery.
All the above dishes come with thyme and garlic roast potatoes, and a selection of fresh vegetables for the table.


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Explore the Stunning Architectural Marvels of Curaçao
If your life has been lacking some color lately, we have a cure called Curaçao. This small tropical isle is one of the gems of the Dutch Caribbean, known for the kindness and good-spirited nature of its locals, its exquisite beaches and of course, its quaint, European-style architecture that looks something like a postcard from the multi-colored Venetian island of Burano.
Here's Emily Vukovic from The Weather Network explaining the charms of Curaçao more affably than we ever could:
Have a Stroll in Downtown Willemstad
The island's capital, Willemstad, holds the scepter of the architectural heritage of Curaçao. The city was established in 1634, after the Dutch usurped Spain's rule of the island. The influence of the Dutch Golden Age – when Holland led the world in its artistic and cultural enterprise – left its imprint on the buildings, which feature pastel- and bright-colored façades that are like candy eyes hungry for culture.
Willemstad has been setting an example for other cities with a colonial past through its architectural upcycling. Over the last 20 years, countless buildings that were falling prey to disuse and decay have been lovingly renovated, with particular attention given to maintaining original features. Pietermaai is a great example – it went from slums to hot real estate in a couple of years, and now proudly displays an array of trendy restaurants, bars, luxury apartments and street art.
Enjoy the Feast of Caribbean Color and Splendor
The old-world elegance of Willemstad permeates every corner as you walk through the cobbled streets in the city centre. Beautifully terraced restaurants serve lunches on the sidewalk that feels more like a Roman 'piazza' along the harbor. You'll feel the melting pot of ambiences and cultures caress your spirit as you admire the artistry of the red rooves and white, lace-like coving adorning the cheerful blocks of yellow, pink and teal.
Willemstad is a must-see for design geeks and continues to churn out eye-catching urban projects that fuse traditional architecture with contemporary space suaveness.
Tick off Queen Emma Bridge from Your Bucket List
The capital city is also the site of the only working pontoon bridge in the world. Queen Emma Pontoon Bridge is a one-of-a-kind man-made wonder especially interesting for architecture vultures. It connects the historic Punta and Otrobanda quarters of the city and opens at intervals to let incoming ships and ocean-faring vessels into the harbor. A spectacular wedding of technical prowess and aesthetic excellence makes this industrial feature an unmissable stop on our journey.
Experience the Airy Brilliance of the Buildings
Willemstad's architecture isn't just the prettiness of one UNESCO World Heritage acclaimed street after another. The buildings are lovely to look at and be around but also functionally ingenious. As Emily discovered from her interactions with a friendly and knowledgeable Curaçaoan, the older buildings were designed to promote natural air circulation in their courtyards. Perfect for enjoying an al fresco lunch in the sunshine without overheating!
Delve Deeper into the Artistic Nature of the Locals
The art scene in Curaçao is also thriving and exotic to boot. You can take home a piece of the island aesthetic seen in local markets selling hand-made jewelry and artifacts. If you want to really dip your toes into Curaçaoan art, visit Jan Kok. This plantation house dating back to the 18th century is where the celebrated beauty queen-turned-painter Nena Sanchez creates and doubles up as her studio and gallery.
Further afield, you can venture to the contemporary art center Instituto Buena Bista and Alma Blou, the oldest and largest art gallery on the island. Landhuis Bloemhof stages exhibitions, lectures, and creative workshops in a wonderful space upholstered with antique furniture and cool, artsy vibes.
Don't miss out on a truly Caribbean touch during your stay. Hilton Curaçao has the white-sand beach, creek, green hillock view and blue ocean you'll be dying to retreat to after your satisfying days of culture-hopping.
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Get Wowed by Professional Wakeboard Competition at Myrtle Beach's Shark Park
Water, water, everywhere — when you're in Myrtle Beach, which type of liquid fun is for you? The beach and the pool are old favorites, of course. But on the Grand Strand, there's also cable wakeboarding — a hard-to-find-elsewhere activity that sees riders being pulled by a high-tech pulley system instead of a boat while navigating an aquatic obstacle course filled with ramps and rails. This exciting sport can be learned, practiced and viewed at Shark Wake Park in the North Myrtle Beach Sports Complex, located a short drive from The Cottages at North Beach Plantation.
This spring, you can add another option to find your (watery) happy place when the Wake Park World Series comes to Shark Wake Park this summer.
The World Wake Association holds the Wake Park World Series every year at locations around the world. Recognized as the pinnacle of cable wakeboarding, the World Series will draw a diverse field of professional wakeboarders and new talent eager to show off their best moves and compete for prize money. During this year's event in North Myrtle Beach, Shark Wake Park visitors can watch about 250 competitors demonstrating wild tricks and creative approaches to the sport of wakeboarding, which has grown tremendously in recent years.
Cable wakeboarding is one of the newest action sports, growing rapidly around the world, and wake parks are making the sport more broadly accessible. There's no need for a boat — just pay a visit to your local wake park, strap in, and take off. Instead of a boat, your tow rope is connected to a cable about 30 feet above the water. Because you're pulled from a higher angle than if you were riding behind a boat, that makes it easier to make sharper turns and get "bigger air" when you make jumps from ramps and slide on raised rails in the water. Lessons and gear are available for beginners, and experienced boarders can bring their own gear.
When the Wake Park World Series comes to North Myrtle Beach, Shark Wake Park's cable wakeboarding area will be reserved for the competition. But there's still plenty for adults and kids to do when they're not watching the pros make super wakeboarding stunts look easy. Shark Park's Aqua Park, a floating obstacle course for kids, will be open as usual. Plus, all the dry-land attractions of the North Myrtle Beach Sports Complex — the Go Ape! Treetop Adventure, batting cages, walking/biking trails, a 3-acre dog park, a 10-acre meadow, and regulation softball, baseball and soccer/lacrosse fields — will be ready and waiting.
Shark Wake Park is located inside the North Myrtle Beach Sports Complex at 150 Citizens Circle in Little River. For hours, rates, and directions, visit sharkwakepark.com.


Revealing the inner light within all subjects is my goal. All of this physical world is fleeting and transitory. I aim to offer a glimpse of the inner realm within my human, animal, plant or stone subjects. For I believe all are alive, a divine connection which I feel very strongly when I paint. Painting for me is a meditative flow of that life force within all, manifesting the unseen in paint. My favourite medium is oil, as through oil paint, I am able to become One with the creativity of the Divine. For me, there is no greater expression of creativity than painting. It is as if I 'breathe' my subjects to life. I run weekend retreat workshops combining meditation and painting. See www.living-lightly.co.uk for details. Acrylics I find a little dead to work with but they allow me to work quickly in building up detail and layers, especially in landscapes and portraits. My style is diverse: if i feel like being freestyle, I choose palette-knife work using Windor and Newton oils to lay down texture and form. If I feel like creating detail, then I choose acrylic. Both have their merits. I started painting in 2010 as a recovery from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and it opened up a world of wonder which never ceases to amaze me. I never know exactly where I'm going with a painting until the final moments.