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Crowds give JCC renovation a perfect '10'
Auspicious day marks opening of $1 million center makeover
By Elaine Durbach	October 13, 2010, 12:00 am 0 Edit
JCC executive director Barak Hermann thanked the Wilf family, seated in the front row, and members of the community for making possible the $1 million renovation. Photos by Elaine Durbach
Catherine Frey wanted to have her bat mitzva ceremony on Oct. 10 "because 10-10-10 was such a cool date," she said. She also wanted it to be where her brother had his, at the JCC of Central New Jersey in Scotch Plains.
As it turned out, the date was even more auspicious than the family anticipated. Theirs was the first celebration in the JCC's newly redecorated Weinberg Pavilion. The party, held after a ceremony conducted in the center's internal courtyard, ended just at crowds flooded in to celebrate the recently completed $1 million renovation of the facility.
Inside and out there were activities showcasing the physical, cultural, and social offerings the center provides its members, from the youngest to the oldest.
As families and a number of potential members were shown a revamped and expanded fitness and wellness center, a few intrepid exercisers did their daily workouts, watching their individual television screens or reading. The visitors could also sample sessions of six different classes, and trainers were on hand to discuss the exercise options.
In the Eisenberg Gym, visitors could join in some Israeli dances, or register as a possible donor with the Gift of Life Bone Marrow Foundation. Ruth Miller, the foundation's Northeast recruitment coordinator, told them about one waiting recipient — an 18-month-old child with a faulty immune system who desperately needs a transplant from a fellow Ashkenazi Jew.
They could learn all about the Jewish Federation of Central New Jersey, how it supports Jewish life here and abroad, and how they can be part of its programs and activities.
There was also a chance to share in the painting of a big silk artwork designed by Nancy Katz, a Massachusetts artist who orchestrates community art projects around the country.
'Vision realized'
Outside, enjoying the golden sunshine in the center's Camp Yachad camp grounds, seven area synagogues sponsored a circuit of activities. There was a mini-petting zoo, a pony to ride, a huge inflated slide, and a variety of craft activities, including pumpkins to paint.
Rabbi Mendy Blesofsky was there with his wife, Aidella, and their daughters, two-year-old Chaya and two-month-old Chava. They moved to the area just recently and were urged to come to the JCC by the rabbi's brother, Rabbi Avrohom Blesofsky, to check out all that the Central NJ region offers. "We have family out here, and there is a Jewish community like this," Aidella said, beaming at the panorama of activity around them.
The afternoon's events culminated in a ceremony, held in the fading sunshine outside the main entrance, with the new silk banner as a backdrop. Erica Needle, the JCC's parliamentarian, served as mistress of ceremonies.
Barak Hermann, the center's executive director, and its president, Scott Lazar, thanked the major donors, the Wilf family, represented by patriarch Joe and his wife, Suzie, and their son Mark and his wife, Jane, as well as the other members of the center and the wider community and the leadership of the federation, with which the JCC shares the building. Lazar said their goal has been "to enhance and maintain the soul of our community" and that is what has been achieved.
Mark Wilf said, "This was the tremendous vision of my mother and father, and it is so energizing to see their vision realized. It gives us such nachas."
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I Believe in [a Relevant] Church
If you scan the statistical analyses of the millennial generation and the practical observations of its interpreters a recurring theme is that people my age don't think the church is relevant.
Written by Kyle Borg | Tuesday, March 5, 2019
I have to admit that I have a degree of sympathy for those in my generation who think the church is irrelevant. That's because, if I'm allowed a moment of criticism, the American "church" has trivialized itself into insignificance. When the church acts like a political pundit or lobbyist organization it becomes irrelevant. When the church offers only self-help moralism it becomes irrelevant. Simply put, the world doesn't need a church that insists on looking, acting, and sounding like the world.
Sometimes I feel like an anomaly. I was born at the tip of the millennial generation and raised in broad evangelicalism. That puts me into a demographic that has statistically been defined by its disillusionment with organized religion, its discontent with an orthodoxy that lacks orthopraxy, its distrust of objective authority, and its doubtfulness of certainty. If you pair my generational identity with the experiences and influences that nurtured me, one might expect me to have been swept away with the current of those who have disengaged from the Christian faith. Yet, at almost thirty six years old I find myself part of a statistical minority that is committed to historic Protestantism and theological Presbyterianism.
The disparity has often intrigued me as I think about the motivations and reasons that have driven people (a lot like myself) from the Christian faith. If you scan the statistical analyses of the millennial generation and the practical observations of its interpreters a recurring theme is that people my age don't think the church is relevant. Now, I know there's a degree of irony in that suggestion. After all, if breaking headlines and Twitter trends are any indication of what my generation finds relevant it's a sad reality that Lady Gaga and Christian Carino's breakup should apparently affect my Tuesday morning.
However, putting that aside, I have to admit that I have a degree of sympathy for those in my generation who think the church is irrelevant. That's because, if I'm allowed a moment of criticism, the American "church" has trivialized itself into insignificance. When the church acts like a political pundit or lobbyist organization it becomes irrelevant. When the church offers only self-help moralism it becomes irrelevant. When the church defines itself as the engineer of novelty or innovation it becomes irrelevant. When the church becomes a venue for entertainment it becomes irrelevant. When the church operates like a social club for the pious and godly it becomes irrelevant. When the church excuses its sins with cover-ups it becomes irrelevant. When the church brands itself with personalities and platforms it becomes irrelevant. When the church is given over to stagnant traditionalism it becomes irrelevant. Simply put, the world doesn't need a church that insists on looking, acting, and sounding like the world. The world is much better at being the world, and the church has never and will never play that part well. And I dare say, if that's all the church is then it isn't worth an hour on Sunday morning.
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Music is filled with mathematical relations. When creating music, the composer must keep in mind the rhythm, the notes, and how well they ring with each other. Our aim was to design an application that teaches these relationships and allows users to compose their own songs using numbers. Our work follows the design science research method, and we have co-designed the application together with elementary school students and teachers in Finland. This paper demonstrates the design process and provides an analysis on our design based on data collected from the participants in two separate sessions.


Hi Guys, its pleasure for me to tell you as I got placed in Accenture as a fresher. I have attended the placement drive through the Amcat and I am sharing my Accenture placement experience here. Hopeful it will help you if you are preparing for Accenture interview questions for both technical and HR round.
Unlike other companies, there was only one round in the complete process. It combines technical interview round plus HR combined.
There was multiple panel of the interviewer. In this process, each panel was going to interview five candidates.
To reserve your spot, frankly saying you have to utilize your chances well over other candidates.
If you are from Computer Science or IT branch, it is well and good. If you are not, it doesn't matter much.
Whoever will be applying for the post, appearing for the interview you should read basics of c and c++ well. Clear your doubt if you have any.
My advice for the CS/IT guys, do prepare you to project and Database Management System well. They can ask you questions from these topics. So be ready to tackle all Accenture interview questions.
The good point is that there was no any specific extempore round. In some of the interview panel, an interviewer gave us a topic and asked our point of view.
Go through the Accenture website. It may help you to tackle many HR related questions. Do prepare for some basic questions asks in HR round.
Many candidates are afraid of Group discussion. So don't worry. There is no GD round. They asked the individual candidate to put their points.
As there is no as such extreme technical interview, communication skill and confidence is crucial. For me, Accenture interview lasted for about 20 mins only.
You may think it as an easy test and have only one round for freshers. And it is. But dark part is that you should understand the competition. On an average, I can say, out of five candidates, the interviewer selected only two candidates from each interview panel. So in the end, it's not if the process is simple or hard. It is all about how do you prepare and put yourself better than other candidates in the process.
CSEstack team is doing great job by collecting all the interview experiences and helping students to get their job.
The anonymous candidate shared this Accenture interview questions, round and experience. We CSEstack team wish her all the best for her future.


The Magnetic Resonance Imaging scan, better known as an MRI, is an examination tool used by medical professionals to diagnose all kinds of ailments. The MRI makes it much easier for doctors to see the internal organs such as the brain and spinal cord so that tumors and other inner issues can be isolated for treatment. If your doctor has recently informed you that an MRI is necessary it can bring on a sense of panic. Traditional MRI machines are often thought to be confining and if you're not a big fan of closed-in places the very thought of having to undergo the process can elicit fear in even the bravest person. If you're anxious about getting an MRI the upright version might be a better option that helps to take away the stress.
A key benefit that you'll receive when getting an upright MRI is the open format of the machine. Instead of having to lie in a cave-like enclosure and wait anxiously as the scan passes over your body, you can actually stand or sit upright in a machine with an open design. Some are so large that you can actually watch television while the scanning takes place!
People who are claustrophobic have a very hard time with traditional MRI's. Some of these individuals fear closed-in places so much that they have to be sedated prior to having an MRI in order to go through the process. The anesthesia can have different effects, including nausea and vomiting, both of which can be very unpleasant and may last for several hours at a time.
When you have an upright MRI you're able to bend your body into various poses. For example, if you have a spinal injury that your physician wants to capture an image of it's so much easier to do this when you're able to lean over and let the scan pass through your body. Sitting, standing, and even lunging can all be achieved when you have an upright MRI. The result is that the scanner can capture a much more accurate image that can help your doctor find out what the problem is and devise an accurate treatment plan.
Getting an upright MRI can be a very satisfactory experience and might be the first step on your road to recovery. Talk with your doctor and ask them if they can refer you to an upright MRI facility, like Hudson Valley Imaging, so you can get the scan done as soon as possible.


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York University launches two new data science certifications to fill economic need
By Jessica Vomiero
2017-02-09EST08:42:40-05:00 2017-02-08EST15:54:04-05:00
To help fill the employment gap experienced by companies across Canada, York University launched two new certificates in data science.
The Certificate in Big Data Analytics and the Certificate in Advanced Data Science and Predictive Analytics are part of the university's plan to prepare graduates to enter a data-driven workplace.
Each program will run for six months with York's school of Continuing Studies. According to documents sent to MobileSyrup, the certificates educate students in data analytics through online courses and bi-weekly computer labs.
"Employers tell us that there is, and will continue to be, a significant shortage of qualified data analytics professionals. Our Certificates will quickly produce graduates with comprehensive expertise in the field without requiring working students to be out of the office," said Tracey Taylor-O'Reilly, York University's assistant vice-president of continuing studies, in a statement.
Over 60 percent of Canadian executives said in 2016 that they planned to hire professionals trained in big data. Furthermore, researchers estimate that over 150 thousand graduates are needed to fill roles in Canada.
As data becomes a more prominent aspect of every sector of the economy, the demand for data-versed professionals will only continue to grow. While the Certificate in Big Data Analytics is a foundational course, the Certificate in Advanced Data Science and Predictive Analytics on the other hand will prepare graduates to take the Certified Analytics Professional (CAP) designation.
One of the sectors where this need is becoming extremely prevalent is in the financial services sector, evidenced by the membership of Scotiabank director Roland Merbis on the program's advisory council.
"Today more than ever, analytics play a crucial role in creating a positive customer experience," said Merbis, director of customer insights and analytics at Scotiabank.
"As a member of the program's advisory council, I look forward to working with York University to help establish an analytics program that will set students up for success and close the skills gap for employers."
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Abby Gilder McAllister
BFA, Dance Education
Owner and Performing Company Director
Abby is the owner and performing company director of Fancy Dancer. Abby grew up in Dublin as a student and company member at Fancy Dancer. She graduated from Dublin High School and went on to Brenau University where she graduated cum laude with a BFA in Dance Education. While in college, Abby performed as a soloist and demi soloist with The Gainesville Ballet. She later went on to pursue a performing career with Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines. Abby moved to Chicago in 2006 and performed in the off-Broadway Show, "Awesome 80s Prom." She is beyond excited to be back in Dublin since 2007 giving back to the community that has always been supportive of her dream.
Allie Brown
Hip Hop/Contemporary Teacher Hip Hop Co Director
Allie graduated from Dublin High School in 2013 and Georgia Southern University in 2020 with her Bachelors Degree in Marketing. Allie was a company member for the national LA Dance Magic Company. She has been dancing since the age of 3 and was a performing company member for Fancy Dancer for 11 years. Allie has been the director of the Hip Hop Company at Fancy Dancer for the past 7 years. As the director, Allie has been awarded the Apogee Award, the award given to the highest scoring dance at a competition and has also won the Best Choreography award at numerous competitions.
Kennedy Jones
Tap Teacher/ Tap Co Director
Kennedy grew up in Warner Robins, GA and has been dancing since the age of two. She was a company member at the International City School of Ballet, dancing 40 hours a week. She also performed with "Ready for Action" company. Kennedy is trained in ballet, tap, jazz, hip hop, contemporary and clogging. She has been in the competitive world of dance her entire life. Kennedy has won multiple awards and scholarships through dance. In 2021, Kennedy's choreography won highest scoring dance in the whole competition! Through all of her training and performing, Kennedy has found her passion for teaching dance. She loves being part of the F.D. Family!
Bethanie Loyd
Tumbling Instructor
Bethanie graduated from East Laurens in 2009. She is now teaching kindergarten at East Laurens Primary. She is a certified gymnastic instructor through Coach Wayne (Savannah, GA). She enjoys working with children and watching them learn and grow as individuals. She is looking forward to working on the basic fundamentals in order forthem to learn the most advance skills. She enjoys working with aspiring cheerleaders and is looking forward to working with your child this year at Fancy Dancer!
Shannon Barr
Shannon grew up in Dublin and was a student and company member at Fancy Dancer for 10 years. She attended Georgia Southern University her freshman year before transferring to Liberty University in Virginia. She was a three-year NCAA Division I cheerleader at Liberty where she was a member of the 6th place UCA National team. Shannon was also chosen to be a representative to the NCAA Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), where she led efforts by student-athletes in community outreach projects. She graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology and returned to Dublin in 2015. She is currently the Head Coach for Varsity cheerleading at Trinity. She recently began her 6th year as a member of the FD staff currently teaching Tumbling classes. She loves supporting her students as they develop new skills!
Abbigail McNatt
Ballet & Jazz Instructor
Abbigail McNatt is started taking dance lessons at Southern Strutt when she was 3 years old and started competing at age 6. She has trained in ballet, jazz, tap, hip hop and many other styles of dance. She had the privilege of studying under Tawney Giles, Caroline Lewis, Susan Dabney, Chrissy Whitehead, Regina Willouhgby and many others. She had the honor of being awarded Miss StarPower and finishing 3rd nationally. Abbigail was honored to also be a company member of a studio that finished 2nd in the nation overall. Over the past 4 years, Abbigail has been doing what she is most passionate about, teaching dance to young students. Abbigail is excited to see what God has in store for her with the Fancy Dancer Family!
Dee Dee Averett
Dee Dee is our Office Manager. Dee Dee started working part time at Fancy Dancer the summer of 2016. She loved it from the first moment. Someone said it this way: "It keeps her Grandma bucket full". Those words were so true. At the time, her 4 children lived in different corners of the United States, so the interaction with these beautiful dancers filled her heart! That love has only grown since then! In January of 2020, she became full time at Fancy Dancer. Dee Dee loves spending time with her children and grandchildren -they all now live only a car ride away! Dee Dee said "When I started working at Fancy Dancer, I not only landed the best job ever, but I have also gained the most amazing family! I have the best boss, amazing coworkers that are so very talented and super fun! I get to interact with children that are not only talented, but smart and beautiful. I'm one lucky girl!"
Lindsey Ruple
Cheer Instructor
Lindsey graduated from East Laurens in 2016. She graduated from Middle Georgia State University with her BSN in December 2020 and currently works in the CCU at Fairview Park Hospital. She is a certified tumbling instructor by Coach Wayne (Savannah, GA) and loves working with kids and seeing them grow in their skills and gain more confidence! She looks forward to working with your child this year at Fancy Dancer!
Rachel Tessin
Ballet Instructor
Rachel took dance starting at the age of seven. She began competing with Peacock's Performing Arts Center her freshman year of high school where she won many Judge's Awards and scholarships. During her recreational training, Rachel studied Ballet, Jazz, Contemporary, Hip-Hop, Lyrical, Tap, and Modern. Upon graduating high school, she attended Valdosta State University (VSU) in pursuit of a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance. While attending VSU Rachel performed in the annual dance concert showcasing lyrical, modern, jazz, and hip-hop styled dances. In addition, she taught master classes and choreographed numerous dances for showcases throughout her college career. Rachel graduated in May of 2021 and is thrilled to have the chance to start working as a dance instructor full-time!
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Capitol in Crisis
by Kathy Roy Johnson
Simone Perez, Architect of the Capitol, is stunned when a terrible explosion rocks the capitol, totally collapsing the tunnel which connects the House and Senate Chambers and trapping several people. Simone promptly assembles an interagency committee to help her assess the damage to the capitol and develop a strategy to rescue survivors. She also assumes responsibility for briefing the press, making her job even more daunting. As the story unfolds, members of the committee work together to find survivors and bring them to safety. We meet several true-to-life characters like Addie Hutchison, the proprietor of the underground cafe; Fire Chief Earl Bentsen, who recognizes that time is of the essence; and Rob Tate, a skinny maintenance worker who realizes that he can reach the cafe as well as the mechanical room by crawling through an old vent space. Through several twists and turns, Simone maintains a steady hand, aided by the Speaker of the House, John McIntyre, who finds her very attractive. Although it seems an impossible task, one by one, victims reunite with their families.
Kathy Roy Johnson worked for a US Senator for three years in the mid-1970s. Thereafter, she worked as a lobbyist for United Cerebral Palsy Associations, Inc. before joining the federal government as congressional liaison. She retired in 2015 and lives in Silver Spring, MD with her husband, Ed, and their beagle/basset hound, Jake.
"Kathy Johnson takes us deep into the underground of the US capitol in this riveting novel but anyone who has worked, visited, or wanted to be there will instantly get some sense of the place and the people there. There are disasters aplenty in our nation's capitol but this is about one that is not political but very real and haunting. A wonderful read."
—Mike McCurry, former White House Press Secretary and US Senate staffer, and Director/Professor, Center for Public Theology, Wesley Theological Seminary
"The dialogue and character development are truly authentic. . . . Anyone fascinated by DC and the capitol and anyone also desirous of knowing what the 'hoi polloi' who serve the power brokers experience and feel every day will enjoy this book."
—James J. Londis, former Director, Washington Institute of Contemporary Issues
"Kathy Johnson arrested my attention from the opening paragraphs of this lively and informative work and kept it to the end. Her attention to details, in particular the intricate configuration of the tunnels that crisscross like spaghetti under the capitol building, is compelling on its own but, more importantly, adds authenticity to the author's grasp of her subject. Kathy's portrayal of the emotional and power interplay between the leading characters is both subtle and revealing. Also, one will not miss the delicate manner in which she validates disability and demonstrates that it is no hindrance to personal fulfillment, normality, and the capacity to help others. This is a book that I will come back to from time to time."
—Don W. McFarlane, Pastor for Administration, Sligo SDA Church


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Why Are We Still Using the Arguments of Job's Friends?
Job 8 (Bildad) People get what they deserve. God does not allow the blameless to suffer.
Job 11 (Zophar) By saying you are righteous you mock God. You actually deserve more punishment than you are currently receiving.
Job 15 (Eliphaz) God's comfort should be enough for you. No one is pure, and the wicked suffer so this is just. By saying you do not deserve this you sin and rebel against God.
Job 18 (Bildad) Do you think we are stupid? Punishment is for the wicked.
Job 22 (Eliphaz) Man is nothing. You are a sinner. Why? You want security for yourself while there are still hungry and poor in the world you have not fed.
Job 25 (Bildad) No one is righteous before God.
Job 32 (Elihu) Job is justifying himself by saying he does not deserve this.
Job 33 (Elihu) God is not unjust, so you must deserve this. God speaks, and you are obviously not listening. The purpose of suffering is to keep you from hell.
Job 34 (Elihu) By saying he has done nothing wrong, Job is saying that God is denying him justice. We get what we deserve. God sees everything, so repent.
Job 35 (Elihu) You are greedy for wanting to be blessed for doing what is right. The fact that God is not listening is proof that you need to repent.
Job 36 (Elihu) Only the godless refuse to repent.
So how does Job answer his friends?
6. He acknowledges the facts.
7. He cries out to God.
1. He was in prime health.
2. His children were around him.
3. He had plenty of cream and olive oil (good food).
4. People respected and praised him because he helped the poor and was just, because he aided the handicapped, was father to the orphans, and made sure the wicked had no power.
5. Men sought to hear him speak.
6. He was a leader (by example), and one who comforted those who mourn.
1. He avoided lust and deceit.
2. He was a faithful husband.
3. He made sure justice was done.
4. He helped the widow and the poor.
5. He did not take advantage of his status.
6. He did not trust in gold and avoided idolatry.
7. He did not rejoice over his enemies' misfortune.
8. He fed his servants and travelers well.
9. He did not hide his sins because he feared other's opinions.
10. He owned up to what he had done.
11. He paid his laborers and did not overwork them.
God then tells everyone what He thinks about all of this.
Now remember, this is a case when no one really knew why any of this was happening to Job. When there is blatant sin that must be dealt with as well. The point here is that, when bad things happen and you don't know why, don't go around saying the stupid things that Job's friends did.


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10050 Cielo Drive: How A Dream Home Turned Into Manson's Murder House
Milica Jaric Published in Dec 2021
The French Normandy-style property at 10050 Cielo Drive, Beverly Hills, became known to the world once the Manson family killed five people in one night.
A secluded home on a dead-end street about halfway up Benedict Canyon was meant to be a place for relaxation for the Hollywood elite. Instead, it became one of the most recognized murder houses, the Manson murder house.
The property was surrounded by trees and included a pool, wishing well, garden, with a 3,200 square foot main house and 2,000 square foot guest cottage.
There was no dark history hidden inside the walls of the 10050 Cielo Drive property. But, that all changed on August 9, 1969, when the Manson family broke in and turned a peaceful vacation home into a slaughterhouse.
The Early Years Of 10050 Cielo Drive
Michèle Morgan, a young up-and-coming French actress, bought the home in 1941. After fleeing her home country, she was ready to start over in Hollywood.
The property was J.F. Wadkins's work, and it represented a modest, European-inspired home away from home.
As her career never truly kicked off, she went back to France. Morgan only lived on the 10050 Cielo Drive property in 1944 and 1945 and sold it to Dr. Hartley Dewey and his wife, Louise.
The couple rented the guest house to numerous celebrities, including movie star Lillian Gish.
Gish later spoke about her experience in 10050 Cielo Drive:
"I was perfectly happy there. The air was clear and sweet. The view was gorgeous. I rested and read and took care of myself."
Morgan bought the property for 32,000 USD. Less than 20 years later, the value raised to 86,000 USD.
10050 Cielo Drive In The 1960's
It is not clear who was staying at the property between the late 40s and the early 60s. But, the home was once again in the spotlight when Rudolph Altobelli, a Hollywood agent, bought it in 1963.
Soon, it became a hot spot for A list celebrities who wanted to get away from the overcrowded Los Angeles. The property on the edges of Beverly Hills was equally romantic as it was wild.
Cary Grant and Dyan Cannon spent part of their honeymoon in 10050 Cielo Drive in 1965.
Altobelli then leased the house to Terry Melcher, Doris Day's son, a music producer.
Melcher used the property from 1966 to early 1969. During that time, he met Charles Manson and later testified at his trial.
This connection and Manson's idea that he should be bigger than the Beatles seemingly led to the 10050 Cielo Drive murders of five people and two more victims in Central Los Angeles.
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Melcher tried to be a performer but was better at producing music. He worked with several big names of the 60s, including The Beach Boys.
The Beach Boys' drummer Dennis Wilson introduced Melcher to Charles Manson. Wilson and Manson started partying with young women.
Melcher and his girlfriend, actress Candice Bergen, lived on Cielo Drive, and in her book, she described the property:
"It was a fairy-tale place, that house on the hill, a Never-Never Land far from the real world where nothing could go wrong."
It was the IT place for celebrities and wannabes, and Manson was the latter. Melcher never took him seriously, which made the Manson family mad.
Melcher and Bergen moved to Doris Day's Malibu home in January 1969. Roman Polanski and his 26-year-old wife rented the home, as the pregnant star called it a "love home."
Altobelli confirmed that Charles Manson came to the property in March 1969, asking for Melcher.
Manson Was Sniffing Around The Property In March 1969
Manson was informed that the producer no longer lived there, but Altobelli later recalled that Manson saw Sharon Tate.
The beautiful new IT girl was pregnant with her first child. So, despite common misconceptions, Manson knew that Melcher would not be in 10050 Cielo Drive on the night he sent his killers to slaughter Tate and her guests. He also must have known that Sharon was heavily pregnant.
By sheer luck, Polanski was in London, finishing a movie.
The director left his wife, eight months and a half months pregnant, with his good friend Wojciech Frykowski, his girlfriend, the heiress Abigail Folger, Jay Sebring, Tate's friend, and Steven Parent.
On August 9, Parent, only 18, was leaving the property when he saw Charles "Tex" Watson, who, with Patricia "Katie" Krenwinkel, Susan "Sadie" Atkins, and Linda Kasabian.
Steven Parent was officially the first victim of the Tate-LeBianca killers. He was visiting the property's caretaker, and it was Tex who shot and slashed the boy.
Slaughterhouse At The 10050 Cielo Drive
According to some sources, Steven may have been the last victim. But, that is pure speculation, as the fact remains that the teen lost his life to the Manson family's madness.
Tex had orders from Manson to "totally destroy" everyone in it and to do it "as gruesome as you can." The three women with him were following these orders.
Watson (Tex) first cut the phone lines. Then, he entered the house through the window, letting Atkins and Krenwinkel in through the front door.
The noise awoke Frykowski, who asked Tex who was he, to which he replied: "I'm the devil, and I'm here to do the devil's business."
The remaining three people were gathered in the living room, alongside Frykowski. Sebring complained that Tate was pregnant, so he was the first to die.
Folger managed to escape the house, but she did not get far. She was stabbed 28 times.
Sharon Tate begged them to let her baby live, offering herself as a hostage. Atkins and Watson stabbed Tate 16 times, and she died only days before her due date.
Frykowski was stabbed 51 times.
It was a horrific crime, not only because five people lost their lives before dawn. They were tortured, in pain, and their blood was used to cover the walls with messages like "political piggy," "pigs," and no one knew why.
The Polanskis' housekeeper, Winifred Chapman, had arrived for work that morning and discovered the slaying scene. But the Manson family was still unhappy.
Charles Manson wanted to show his "family" how it's done, so the following night, they slaughtered Leno LaBianca and Rosemary LaBianca.
Were The 10050 Cielo Drive Killings A Get Out Of Jail Card?
There is a misconception that slayings in 10050 Cielo Drive were the first ones committed by the Manson's family.
Bobby Beausoleil, a cult member, was in prison for murdering Gary Hinman. Hinman was found dead on July 31, 1969. Bobby was arrested only a week later.
Manson and his family were trying to set Beausoleil free by trying to prove that the police had the wrong man responsible for Hinman's death. Atkins confirmed that this was the plan all along.
Of course, there was another massive element: Charles Manson and his cult were dreaming of Hollywood, and by the summer of 1969, it was clear that dream was going nowhere.
The murders were planned to satisfy Manson's thirst for violence and keep his position as a cult leader. It allowed him to continue his predatory behavior, feed his ego, and bring him money. Manson girls often prostituted themselves, as the guys were playing with drug deals and weapons.
At least Manson succeeded in one thing: he became worldwide (in)famous and earned plenty, despite living in prison most of his life.
Why did "the family" choose the 10050 Cielo Drive property? Manson partied there before Polanski and Tate moved in and knew the property. The fact that Sharon Tate was gorgeous and popular secured Manson a place in history.
The 10050 Cielo Drive House After The 1969's Murders
Altobelli continued living on the property until the late 80s. He moved in three weeks after the murders and even complained about bloodstains. He allegedly sent a bill to the Tate family for the repairs.
Altobelli also complained when Polanski posed in front of the home where his wife died. The director wanted pictures to show the psychic to help him find killers of his wife, unborn child, and friends.
John Prell bought the property in 1989 for 1.6 million USD. Three years later, it was bought by Alvin Weintraub, who was, like Prell, a real estate investor.
In the early 90s, the home was a recording studio for Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails. However, he felt that there was too much history and didn't stay on the property long.
Reznor, at the time, met Sharon Tate's sister, and when she asked, "Are you exploiting my sister's death by living in her house?" he knew it was not a place for him.
Weintraub started reconstruction in 1994. After the new property was built, it got a new name and an address. It became Villa Bella on 10066 Cielo Drive.
Jeff Franklin bought the villa in 2013 but decided to sell it in 2019 for nearly 10 million dollars.
10050 Cielo Drive property no longer exists. What was once a house of love turned into a house of horror. The only things left are the devastating images and numerous clips showing how a paradise turned into a slaughterhouse—a mad man's playground.


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Toronto Muslim School Issues Phony "Apology" for Teaching Jew-Hatred
I frankly don't want, don't need, and would never accept any such phony "apology" from Muslims who said what they really believe in the first place and haven't changed, in this case of a Toronto Muslim school . . . which is NOT unique to that school but common to Muslims all over the world, including all over North America. And "opening the doors" of a Muslim school to the Jewish community won't change a thing–it will only be a PR opportunity for the Muslim haters to pretend they don't hate, when we all know the Jew-hatred is an inherent teaching of Islam. As you read this story, note that the mosque is a Shi'ite mosque that supports Iran and Hezbollah. Given that, there is no point in even considering any apology for their very real and eternal Jew-hatred of which there will be more because there are more and more of them coming into North America. Complaining about their Jew-teaching hatred once they are here is too little, too late. It's like complaining about the effects of cancer, after you've willingly contracted it.
Muhammad Rizvi: His Mosque & Islamic School Teach Jew-Hatred & Always Will
Jewish community leaders say an apology from an east-Toronto Islamic school which taught Jews are "treacherous" and "crafty" is a good start, but not nearly enough.
Avi Benlolo, president of the Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Centre of Toronto, said Tuesday that East End Madrassah (EEM), which teaches courses on Sundays from rented space at an east-end public school, should open its doors to the Jewish community and Ontario's Ministry of Education so the groups can oversee the reworking of its teaching curriculum.
Benlolo's reaction came several hours after the EEM school issued a statement apologizing to the Jewish community for a lesson in its curriculum that was teaching young Muslim students that Jews are "crafty," "treacherous," comparable to Nazis and allegedly plotted to kill the Prophet Mohammed. According to the apology, the inclusion of the offending content in the curriculum was "unintentional."
Funny how the Nazis call others Nazis. Pot. Kettle. Black. Islam. Nazism.
Links on the EEM website to its lesson plans have since been disabled, and the York Regional Police Hate Crimes unit is investigating following a complaint filed by Benlolo last Thursday.
The chief Imam of the Islamic Shia Ithna Asheri Jamaat of Toronto, the EEM school's parent organization, said late Tuesday that the offensive content came from information taken from two websites without the permission of the "scholars" designing the school's lesson plans.
Oh, please. This is absolute BS. They knew exactly what was in their curriculum and they taught it, no problem. It's only after they got caught that they are suddenly "so sorry." Crocodile tears. Complete fertilizer.
"There has been a lack of scrutiny and communication between the people who update the curriculum," said Sayyid Muhammad Rizvi. "When we express our (religious) differences, it has to be done in a civilized way … (and) this was unacceptable."
Ha. I think I could grow some really lush grass with that fertilizer. Shi'ites hate Jews. It's not about "a lack of scrutiny." It's about–THAT'S WHAT THEY THINK. THEY. HATE. JEWS. Period.
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This Is Now . . .
Rizvi could not immediately say what websites the offensive language came from, and refused to identify who at the EEM was responsible for adding it to the school's lesson plan, adding only that he'll let the police investigation take its course.
As for Benlolo's call for the EEM to allow Jewish and government officials to oversee the redesign of the school's curriculum, Rizvi said that will not be happening.
Sure, because they will be teaching Jew hatred and don't want to take time out of their Judenrein/Judenrat lessons to fake it for others in a PR opportunity. He won't identify websites b/c it's not about that. It's about how Muslims hate Jews and that's what they teach in most schools, mosques, and "charities" they run.
Premier Dalton McGuinty said he was pleased that police are looking into the matter and added "there's no room for hatred or intolerance" in Ontario.
WRONG. There's plenty of room for hatred and intolerance in Ontario. Look at any mosque, any Muslim community, any Muslim school. And Canada has largely turned a blind eye to it. This one school is just the tip of the iceberg. Sadly, Premier McGuinty won't point out that this is most common and prominent in Islam.
And, again, there will be more and more of this as Muslims continue to multiply geometrically in our midst. The problem has metastasized beyond repair. Too late.
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If they didn't want to teach anti-Semitism, they knew about the rules BEFORE they opened their school doors. Ignorance of the law is no excuse, even in Ontario, Canada.
They were only sorry they got caught. If they had said they hate Jews, at least they would be telling the truth. Lying only compounds the offense.
The Jewish community shouldn't buy their "apology". Words are cheap and are a form of taqiyyah. Besides, how can Muslims really change their stripes?
Lets face it: our society is incapable of civilizing them and bringing more of them here will only endanger the rest of us.
Societies can die from those who administer the poison to them as well as from the poison itself. We stand duly warned.
I would say that the Ministry of Education should withdraw its license to operate and shut the facility down. There was no real apology given, and it is beyond laughable to assume that such a madrassa would not carefully scrutinize its own curriculum
I agree with you Norman F. The apology is about being caught not about being sincere.
Mario on May 10, 2012 at 7:40 pm
The most unfortunate aspect of this is the fact that the Jewish community is more interested in "dialogue" than self-defense. If any Jews pressed the issue like it should be pressed, the Anti-Defamation League would be in their faces accusing them of "islamophobia."
Harry on May 10, 2012 at 7:49 pm
Caught, again, with teaching that's 100% consistent with the Quran and Haddiths. The school's real regret is for the exposure to outside eyes of the soul sick beliefs of Islam. Their primary concern is that such exposure could crimp the importation of their stealth invasion of the West.
Islam's good will to the world outside of itself? Where? When? No president for it. Not here;not anywhere.
lee, of the lower case "l" on May 10, 2012 at 9:23 pm
That's precedent, not president
What was being taught in this school is hardly different from what's taught everyday in Islamic schools in Saudi Arabia or Egypt, or Pakistan or Somalia. (Heck, it's the same stuff they're teaching in Muslim schools just a few miles from the White House.) It's the same hatred of the infidel (including Jews) that appears on popular media in the Arab and Muslim world. It's the same hatred founded in books that can be found in any Muslim bookstore.
That any are surprised such hatred should be promoted in a school in the civilized West can only be explained by ignorance or willful blindness.
Raymond in DC on May 10, 2012 at 11:31 pm
Debbie I think our only chance is if you and I have a child who saves the day. Please send me your ovulation schedule and your house key and clear out half your closet. I will also need plenty of felafels and vegetarian cholent to keep up my energy. Todah.
A1 on May 11, 2012 at 1:13 am
The biggest problem is Muslims being allowed to open, own and operate schools in the first place. But that's just a consequence of the larger problem – of Muslims being allowed to settle in the West in the first place.
Infidel on May 11, 2012 at 2:07 am
Allowed? This is America, any religion is allowed. This is not Northern Ireland, or Indonesia. What should not be allowed in any American school are the teachings of religious and race hatred including genocidal tenets.
While hatred is endemic in the good old USA, and the LOVE generation that was stillborn was no doubt set back by the recent Muslim invasion. we cannot disallow any religion, even the Satanic variety which I believe Islam is.
Your statements bring you down to their level.
Ron Wolf aka "Columbo" on May 11, 2012 at 11:35 am
There needs to be made a study of the close "friendships" between "assimilated German Jews and Christians, especially in pre-Hitler and very liberal Berlin before mass inflation brought push to shove.
Why? I have a close friendship with a Muslim family that I question myself about from time to time, (the youngest schooled in Egypt repeated what she learned: "Israel killed Palistinian babies" and so I wondered during that incident why I helped bring the two daughters over by ghost writing letters from her mother to the Egyptian embassy. Incidentally,her mother was invaluable to me in taking care of my mom who had Alzheimers and was unpredictable and impossible 24/7.
I beleive we Jews are at heart a liberal optomistic people, and in our worse moments we turn on our own (I have)over political, or class affiliations.
I also had a Polish family I befriended whose momzer dad did me the honor of saying that he was a Jew he liked, another long story.
Maybe there are two races of people created by Hashem, Jews and the rest that are certainly not to be depended on when "Push comes to shove".
Even while Jews were being slaughtered in German camps there were those (Kapos,Quislings, cowards, call them what you will) right here in America that having risen to prominent status did not want to rock the gentile boat by annoying Roosevelt. Remember during that time anti-semitism was taught in every church in America, and the radio waves were saturated with it.
As that old canard from twelve step AA says: "Denial is not just a river in Egypt". By shunning our own who are not as successful by our stringent standares, and thus trying to immitate and please the world, are we now our own worse enemy?
By the way we would not be the first nation within a nation to fall victim to internal division.
The Ministry of Edumication withdrawing the license? HA!!The Education movers and shakers in Ontariario are the PROBLEM. They're bending over backwards in accommodating this stuff. These perps are what they are. 7th century minds that (with few exceptions) won't change. For those that don't already know, the Ontario (esp Toronto) education establishment is OBSESSED with 'diversity', 'gender choice', 'bullying (except when it's by Muslims or Blacks), 'occupy', and 'white privilege'. As for McGuinty (a reasonable visual stand-in for 'Goofy'), he'll sell his children for a vote. A disgusting liar at every opportunity.
Not Ovenready on May 11, 2012 at 1:01 pm
As a Canadian, born and raised in Toronto, the Madr-Ass-ah incident is quite disturbing, yet not really surprising.
Our tolerance is reflected in the Multicultural policies in the past – the very same policies that encouraged hate being taught in these Islamic schools everywhere.
And maybe that is the problem – since Hitler, intolerance or prejudice in any degree is, um, intolerable.
We've become scared of drawing lines in the sand and setting boundaries that define a nation and a society for fear of being labelled "intolerant", if not "genocidal". We hold each other in contempt over the sins of our long dead ancestors because we are so incapable of addressing our own self-inflicted issues.
We have simply, as self-proclaimed responsible adults, failed to master logic, accountability and maturity when it comes to leading, inspiring and disciplining ourselves. This will take generations to undo.
By the way, Debbie – the Madrassah problem isn't the only issue that Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty has fumbled. As you probably (should) have noticed, there are MANY things that McClueless have fumbled. As in the fact that Ontario is slowly becoming a "have-not" province. That freaking hurts.
The Reverend Jacques on May 11, 2012 at 1:08 pm
I don't visit Canada anymore. Shame that Lord Black has been exiled there.
Occam's Tool on May 11, 2012 at 4:06 pm
ummm…where did you get the idea that all Shia Muslims hate Jews? That's absolutely ridiculous and could not be further from the truth. I recommend that you and other readers read the latest communiqué from Sayyid Muhammad Rizvi and the affiliated community which describes the various events and activities that he and the community for years had conducted together in harmony with other faith groups including Catholic and Jewish organizations. In fact, they have for years been neighbors with a Jewish synagogue and have done a number of activities together. For instance, whenever there have been acts of hate against the Jewish or Muslim community in the country such as vandalism, arson attacks, and even immediately after 9/11, both centres together (mosque and synagogue) condemned the attacks. And so if they hate Jews so much, why have they for years done so many activities together for all of those years?
Nobody on May 11, 2012 at 5:06 pm
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Internal problems leading to the Collapse of the Manchu DynastyNo single reason can be attributed to the collapse of the Manchu dynasty. However one may be forgiven for thinking that Empress Cixi was a key contributor and was the master of her own doom. What is certain is that the collapse was fuelled by Western Intervention, and compounded by internal dilemmas which in turn weakened the dynasty and left them unable to adapt leading to their inevitable demise.There were many internal problems in China leading up to and after the Boxer Rebellion in 1899. After Emperess Hsien Fengs death in 1861,his primary wife Coxi seized power as their son was only 5. Cixi had many poisoned and killed ...view middle of the document...
With rebellion in Nien, and several muslim rebellions the last thing China needed in 1850 was the Taiping rebellion. It lasted 20 years and cost 30 million lives. Although it was an internal disturbance it was an odd mix of European and Chinese culture. Hung believed he had been sent to the middle kingdon to eradicate demons and demons worship. Furthermore he believed the Manchus were the primary propagators of such worship. He tried to spread communism but he was unsuccessful and his 'kingdom of heavenly peace' began to unravel before his very eyes. This rebellion did much to weaken the Manchu dynasty. The Manchu's were then forced to pursue a course of reform, which they called self strengthening. (1870-1890). They aimed to learn Western technology, industry and language, and a return to the Confucian ideal of the 'middle man'. The reform failed as China was too large to initiate reform and officials were set in their ways. This undermined the dynasty yet again. In 1898 Kuang Hsu (Cixi's nephew) took over government and desperate for solutions initiated '100 days of reform'. This proposed the inclusion of Western studies in Chinese education and the creation of a national parliament, westernization of Chinese bureaucracy. Also it called for reform of the army, However the military wanted to keep their power, and government officials were set in their wasys so once again reform failed. After the Boxer Rebellion in 1901 the internal problems esculated and the dynasty collapsed. It is easy to see how internal problems contributed to the collapse of the Manchu dynasty.By Kate McC
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Goodwood, Springbank and Daws Road Intersection Upgrade
Registration, Feedback and Suggestions
Presentation May 2019
DIT Small Business Fact Sheet.pdf
- Why has the right turn westbound access been removed from Springbank Road to Oxford Circus?
Due to the extension of the right turn lanes on Springbank Road and realignment of the intersection, the right turn westbound access from Springbank Road onto Oxford Circus cannot be safely accommodated in the new design.
- Will there be right turn access out of the Springbank Secondary College car park on Daws Road?
Due to the realignment of the intersection, the right turn out of Springbank Secondary College to Daws Road cannot be safely accommodated in the proposed design. The project will include a U‑turn facility further west on Daws Road as an alternative.
- Why haven't you considered additional bus access and amenities options as part of this design (e.g. indented bus bays)?
Bus lanes have not been included at this stage due to the addition of through lanes on Goodwood Road. Bus facilities including indented bus bays and bus lanes, will be considered as part of the detailed design process.
- What are you going to do with the left over land in the south-west corner (corner of Goodwood/Daws) and north-east corner (corner of Goodwood/Springbank)?
As the design progresses, further consideration will be given to any areas of land that remains surplus alongside the new alignment. These areas may be used as green spaces, allowing opportunity for additional vegetation to be planted in the area.
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- What impact will there be on vegetation in the area as part of the project?
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- How will pedestrian safety be managed given the proposed four-way realigned intersection will result in longer crossing distances?
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- How will traffic delays be managed during construction so that 'rat running' through local streets will not occur?
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- How will the design accommodate the parking required for Bedford Group?
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- Have you considered other options for the intersection?
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Associations between age-related macular degeneration, Alzheimer disease, and dementia: record linkage study of hospital admissions.
Keenan TDL., Goldacre R., Goldacre MJ.
ImportanceThe potential association between age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and Alzheimer disease (AD) is uncertain and has implications for understanding disease pathogenesis, referral, and treatments.ObjectivesTo determine whether individuals admitted to the hospital with AMD were significantly more or less likely to develop AD or dementia in the following years, as well as to assess whether people with AD or dementia were significantly more or less likely to be admitted to the hospital for AMD treatment in the years following diagnosis of dementia.Design, setting, and participantsAn AMD cohort of 65,894 people was constructed from English National Health Service, linked hospital episode statistics from January 1, 1999, through February 28, 2011, by identifying computerized record abstracts for all people with an admission or day case care for AMD. A dementia cohort (168,092 people) and a reference cohort (>7.7 million people) were constructed in similar ways.Main outcomes and measuresRisk of AD or dementia following AMD and risk of AMD following AD or dementia. Rate ratios were calculated based on standardized rates of AD and dementia in the AMD cohort, as well as standardized rates of AMD in the AD and dementia cohort, relative to those in the reference cohort. RESULTS The risk of AD or dementia following AMD was not elevated. The rate ratio was 0.86 (95% CI, 0.67-1.08) for AD and 0.91 (0.79-1.04) for dementia. The likelihood of being admitted for AMD following AD or dementia was very low: the rate ratio was 0.04 (0.01-0.10) for people with AD and 0.07 (0.04-0.11) for those with dementia.Conclusions and relevanceThese neurodegenerative conditions may share environmental risk factors and histopathologic features. However, considering AD and other dementia after AMD, their coexistence at the individual level is no different from that expected by chance. Our data also suggest that patients in England with dementia may be substantially less likely to receive AMD treatment. Further research is required to determine whether people with dementia receive appropriate investigation and treatment for AMD, as well as identify and address potential barriers.
10.1001/jamaophthalmol.2013.5696
JAMA ophthalmology
Centre for Hearing and Vision Research, Institute of Human Development, University of Manchester, Manchester, England.
Humans, Dementia, Alzheimer Disease, Macular Degeneration, Hospitalization, Medical Record Linkage, Likelihood Functions, Odds Ratio, Risk Assessment, Aged, Aged, 80 and over, Middle Aged, State Medicine, Female, Male, United Kingdom


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Аветик Иванович Саакян (, ) — армянский политик (псевдоним «Отец Абрам»), один из основных активистов «Дашнакцутюн», министр продовольствия в Правительстве Закавказской демократической федеративной республики. Председатель Армянского национального совета (1 августа 1918 — 5 августа 1919).

Биография
Родился в урочище Джалал-оглы, Тифлисского уезда, Тифлисской губернии, Российской империи.

Начальное образование он получил в местной национальной школе. После окончания уехал в Карабах и поступил в реальное училище в Шуше.

В 1887 году переехал в Москву. В 1889 году включился в революционную борьбу, подвергался аресту, заключению в Бутырскую тюрьму.

В 1893 году окончил Петровскую сельскохозяйственную академию, по окончании работал по специальности. На протяжении многих лет он был председателем Армянского сельскохозяйственного союза, редактировал журнал «Сельское хозяйство».

В 1895 году возвратился в Тифлис. Активный член «Дашнакцутюн», организатор отрядов армянской самообороны. В 1909—1912 годах находился в заключении по делу «Дашнакцутюн».

В октябре 1917 года участвовал в Национальном собрании Армении и входил в избранный там Национальный совет, был членом Закавказского сейма, министром продовольствия в Закавказском правительстве. С 1 августа 1918 года — спикер Собрания Парламента Демократической Республики Армения, в 1918 году — спикер Первого парламента, в 1919 году — заместитель спикера парламента, в августе-октябре 1919 года занимал министерские посты.

После советизации Армении в 1920 году уехал в эмиграцию, жил в Тебризе, Персия, Ираке, Ливане. Продолжал свою политическую деятельность до самой смерти.

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(VM) – Virginia's first doses of COVID-19 vaccine, distributed and administered at hospitals across the state, were greeted with accolades — and relief — by health care providers, state leaders and a public that's endured nearly 10 months of a deadly and disruptive global pandemic.
But neither the state Department of Health nor the Virginia Hospital and Healthcare Association, a key partner in distributing the vaccine, will disclose the names of the 18 hospital facilities that received the state's initial doses — or the health care systems to which they belong.
Some of those systems have chosen to publicly announce their first deliveries this week, often through coordinated news conferences that allowed reporters to watch frontline hospital workers receive the long-awaited injections. At least seven hospital systems issued news releases, including UVA Health, Carilion Clinic, Sentara Healthcare, Fauquier Health, Valley Health, Augusta Health and VCU Health.
Vaccines were also received and administered at INOVA in Northern Virginia and Ballad Health, which covers much of Southwestern Virginia and Northeast Tennessee. Some systems, including Riverside, acknowledged they received the vaccine, but declined to name the specific facilities where it was shipped.
Erin Beard, a spokeswoman for the Virginia Department of Health, said Thursday that the 18 locations weren't being named "primarily for security reasons." Julian Walker, the vice president of communications for VHHA, said hospitals had the option to disclose the shipments but might be hesitant to attract wide public attention.
"The normal business of providing medical care to patients, including non-COVID-19 patients, is still ongoing during the pandemic," he said. "So as not to create a spectacle, so as not to create public confusion — I think for all those reasons and for others, there just hasn't been the desire to publicly identify every facility that's received an allocation of vaccine."
But other medical providers in Virginia say the lack of transparency is troubling, especially given the role health systems in Virginia have been given in deploying the vaccine. Like the rest of the country, Virginia is administering doses from Pfizer — currently the only pharmaceutical company that's received an emergency use authorization from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. (Another vaccine by Moderna is expected to be approved as early as Friday).
While VDH orders the vaccine, it's shipped directly to the 18 facilities selected by the agency in partnership with VHHA. State health officials have said hospitals were chosen largely based on their geographic locations — important when it comes to distributing doses to the rest of the state — and their ability to store the vaccine, which requires ultra-cold temperatures around -94 degrees Fahrenheit.
Walker said there's an explicit understanding that health care systems will share the allotment among staff at their own facilities and with outside providers — including other hospitals (those that weren't tapped to receive shipments) and health care professionals who operate independent practices.
"That's part of the deal," he said. "The clear understanding was that this is the allocation Virginia is getting, these are the sites that are capable of receiving it, and these sites that receive it understand a portion of what they receive is for them and a portion of it is for other facilities."
State Epidemiologist Dr. Lilian Peake described it as a "hub and spoke" model for distribution. But as of Thursday, she didn't have data on how widely — or extensively — the 18 sites spread the vaccine outside their own walls.
Some doctors say the lack of transparency gives individual hospitals and health care systems a wide degree of latitude to distribute the vaccine however they see fit. And it's still uncertain when Virginia will be able to vaccinate all of its medical providers.
Earlier this month, VDH announced it expected nearly half a million doses by the end of December — enough to cover nearly every health care professional (including professions like dentists and therapists, Peake said) along with the state's entire population of long-term care residents. But so far this week, the state has received 72,150 doses of the Pfizer vaccine.
Walker said that's not enough to immunize Virginia's entire population of hospital employees — a workforce of more than 130,000. With such a limited initial allotment, the state has issued more specific guidance directing the very first doses to go to critical health workers "who directly engage in the care" of COVID-19 patients, including frontline ICU nurses and physicians.
The second tier includes providers who interact with patients at higher risk of infection. Those include emergency medical service workers, dialysis center employees and staff at residential care facilities. It doesn't include employees at skilled nursing homes, assisted living facilities, veterans homes or residential centers for patients with developmental disabilities — all of whom will likely be vaccinated through a federal partnership with large pharmacy chains.
Some outside practitioners say that guidance hasn't been applied uniformly across the state. Dr. Mike Martin, president of the Virginia chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics, said he's spoken to an independently practicing dermatologist who's already been given the vaccine by his local health system. Martin also works for an independent practice — Einstein Pediatrics in Tysons Corner — but said his local hospital told him not to expect the vaccine until the end of January.
"That makes no sense in many ways," he said. "One of which is that VDH has indicated we'll have adequate supply to vaccinate most of the health workforce by the end of the month."
For many primary care providers, it also conflicts with the understanding that prioritization is based mostly on risk of exposure to the disease. "What's been frustrating some providers in the field is that as some hospitals are individually letting people know what their priorities are, one of those priorities is whether you're an employee of that hospital system," Martin said.
In some cases, it's led to feelings of incongruity. Martin's practice has been providing COVID-19 tests for months. But he said outpatient clinics at his local hospital system are likely to be vaccinated before he and his colleagues are — despite the fact that they don't offer in-house testing.
"I'm testing COVID patients every day and taking care of COVID patients every day," Martin said. "I'm wearing the appropriate gear, but my exposure risk — they call it outward-facing. I am outward-facing, taking care of patients that are confirmed to have the disease."
He said the state's refusal to name facilities that received the vaccine has been problematic in other ways. For doctors in areas with more than one hospital system, there's been confusion on who to ask for the vaccine — and whether hospitals or VDH are spearheading immunization among independent providers.
But much of the frustration is also based on the currently limited supply of the vaccine, along with growing exhaustion among all health care providers — from frontline ICU nurses to primary care doctors who face potential exposure every day.
Things are expected to change quickly on the supply side. An independent FDA advisory committee recommended late Thursday that the federal agency greenlight a second vaccine from the pharmaceutical company Moderna. That authorization could come as early as Friday, which means Virginia might receive its first doses as early as next week.
Peake said the state has already placed an order for roughly 146,000 doses (both the Pfizer and the Moderna vaccine require two shots, and the government is reserving a doses to ensure early recipients can receive the full schedule). The state is also waiting to hear from Pfizer on how many doses it can order next week. Some states are reporting lower volumes than initially anticipated, though Walker is holding out hope that Virginia will receive the full 480,000 doses it was told to expect by the end of this month.
The current workload for health providers, though, is unlikely to diminish until the vaccine is available to the general public. Martin said the pandemic has been like a second job on top of his usual schedule, requiring both additional services — like testing — and constant planning to keep both patients and employees safe.
"That's what makes this troubling," he said. "This is a vaccine that has been paid for by the public. It's not the hospitals' vaccine, and they should be sharing it appropriately."
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