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George Washington's Inauguration
230 years ago, on April 30th of 1789, George Washington was inaugurated as the first president of the United States. Washington was administered the oath of office on the balcony of Federal Hall at the corner of Wall and Broad Streets in New York City. After taking his oath, Washington gave his first inaugural address, in which he was profoundly humble and modest, accentuating the fact that he was "summoned by my Country." We discuss the events that led up to his inauguration and the kickoff of his presidency in this week's blog.
George Washington Portrait by Jacques Reich
In 1789, George Washington unanimously became the first president of the United States. He was elected to office and garnered the unwavering support of political figures and the public. Washington, as the first president, was aware of the great responsibility of defining the American presidency. He often made the comment "I walk on untrodden ground," which was certainly true. Washington knew the burden that he was taking on in being the first president of the U.S., as the country was so determined to stray far from the oppressive monarchy they were previously ruled by.
After his victory in the Revolutionary War, and the help he offered in setting up the Constitutional Convention, Washington's peers saw him as their next option for success in an American presidency. However, Washington was reluctant to take on the responsibility, as he was growing older and more fond of the idea of retirement. Even still, Washington was overtaken by his conscience and ultimately accepted the position, stating so in a formal letter:
"Having concluded to obey the important and flattering call of my Country."
On the day of George Washington's inauguration, a military salute was fired at the nearby Fort George to signify the events of the day. Hundreds of citizens showed up for the reading of the oath that inducted Washington into the presidency. The oath was administered by the New York Chancellor of state, Robert Livingston, on the gallery balcony outside the Senate Chamber. It was done so "that the greatest number of the people of the United States, and without distinction, may be witnesses to the solemnity".
1844 George Washington Engraving by H.S. Sadd
Citizens of the new nation showed up in large crowds to Washington's inauguration. One exhilarated eyewitness recalled that " ... my sensibility was wound to such a pitch that I could do no more than wave my hat with the rest, without the power of joining in the requested acclamations which rent the air!" Another described the streets as "so dense that it seemed as if one might literally walk on the heads of people".
Afterwards, George Washington delivered his first inaugural address, in which he exemplified his gracious and modest character. He acknowledged that it was his duty to serve his Country as the first president, even if it was not necessarily his desire to do so. He stated that he was "summoned by my Country" to serve, and his inaugural address was quick and to the point.
George Washington at Dorchester Heights Oil Painting
While Washington's celebration was quite grand, he seemed to down play the entire thing! Following his inaugural address, Washington attended mass. He then proceeded to retire to his residence where he ate dinner by himself! Quite a quiet night for the new president of the United States... Afterwards, the city was illuminated with a grand fireworks show. Washington watched with a few aides from the homes of Chancellor Livingston and General Henry Knox.
By 10pm, the new president was surely tired from a long day of festivities. However, the streets were so packed with excited attendees to the inauguration, that the carriage Washington took home could not pass through the streets. Thus, Washington proceeded to walk home-- what a bizarre ending to an inaugural event!
Now, 230 years later, we are still in awe of the strides George Washington took as the nation's first president. His role was not only to lead the country, but to redefine the role of a nation's leader after the Revolutionary War. Shop more George Washington pieces here.
Cited: 10 Facts About George Washington's Election. Mount Vernon Ladies' Association. 2019
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Valentine's Day gifting for that special person in your life is easier than you think! We've rounded up nine great gift ideas for her. We've selected products made with intention, care, and quality materials, from some of our favorite American brands and independent makers.
Edward S. Curtis: Preserving Indigenous History
Edward S. Curtis created one of the most iconic visual records of the Indigenous peoples in the history of the photographic medium. His work shifted the way Indigenous people were viewed across the nation and have become an invaluable source for cultural and linguistic revivification. Learn more about him and his work in this week's blog.
Valentine's Day Gift Ideas for Him
Valentine's Day gifting for that special man in your life is easier than you think! We've rounded up twelve great gift ideas. We've selected products made with intention, care, and quality materials, from some of our favorite American brands and independent makers.


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11th Delhi Dialogue with 6th Indian Ocean Dialogue and associated events brainstorm India's regional ties
New Delhi. 16 December 2019. The Ministry of External Affairs hosted the 6th Indian Ocean Dialogue and Delhi Dialogue XI and for the first time, these two Track 1.5 dialogues—which are key elements of the Indian Ocean Rim Association (IORA), and the India-ASEAN calendars respectively—were held consecutively, and on similar, Indo-Pacific themes.
The 6th Indian Ocean Dialogue re-imagined the Indian Ocean through an Expanded Geography". The theme for this year's Delhi Dialogue was "Advancing Partnership in Indo-Pacific", and is being organized with the assistance of the Research and Information System (RIS) for Developing Countries.
The themes of each of these events was intended to build upon the growing recognition of the Indo-Pacific concept in strategic and academic circles within this region and beyond. The announcement of an ASEAN Outlook on the Indo-Pacific at the ASEAN Summit in June 2019, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's enunciation of India's vision of the Indo-Pacific at the Shangri-La Dialogue in June 2018 are important drivers of MEA's current effort to locate the Indian Ocean Dialogue and the Delhi Dialogue within the concept of a free, open, inclusive and rules-based Indo-Pacific.
The two events were intersected in the evening of December 13 in a joint Ministerial session, at which the Guests of Honour included H.E Mme Retno Marsudi, Foreign Minister of the Republic of Indonesia, and H.E. AK Abdul Momin, Foreign Minister of the People's Republic of Bangladesh. The two Ministers delivered keynote addresses at this session, in the presence of External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar.
The valedictory address of these events was delivered by the External Affairs Minister. Other distinguished guests included Special Envoys, Deputy Ministers and senior officials from Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar and Thailand, as well as the Deputy Secretary General of ASEAN at the Delhi Dialogue as well as the Foreign Secretaries of Seychelles and Maldives, the IORA Secretary General and senior officials from South Africa and UAE, at the Indian Ocean Dialogue.
A number of highly-regarded scholars participated in these two dialogues, along with officials from ASEAN and IORA nations. Academics and scholars were from policy institutes, universities and international institutions in Australia, Vietnam, Thailand, the Philippines, Myanmar, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Japan, Sri Lanka, Russia, South Africa, Bangladesh, UAE, Oman, Iran, Mauritius, USA, Kenya and India.
Prior to both of these dialogues, MEA also hosted the first Expert Group Meeting on Academics, Science and Technology of IORA—an official mechanism of the IORA that is intended to promote structured cooperation on academics, science and technology among the 22 member states of IORA. This inter-Governmental meeting will be run by the Department of Science and Technology of India, and is expected to produce a first Work Plan for the Group, to enhance tangible cooperation among the diverse members of the Indian Ocean community.
Through these processes, India intends to emphasize its open and inclusive approach to fostering a cooperative, free, and rules-based Indo-Pacific domain, in which all nations and their aspirations for development have equal space to find expression.
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Happenings in St. Franciville, La.
What's happening this week & near future in St. Francisville, Louisiana.
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St. Francisville's Longtime Mayor Retiring After Half-Century of Public Service
Mayor D'Aquilla by D. Chitty
By Anne Butler
You wouldn't think growing up in an isolated little community of a hundred or so occupants would be good training for a career in politics, but for St. Francisville's longtime mayor it provided exactly what he needed as the basis for his half-century of public service…an appreciation for history and an ability to get along with everybody. Those two must have served him well, for he has been elected and re-elected since he moved to St. Francisville in 1959.
Mayor Billy D'Aquilla grew up in tiny Fort Adams, Mississippi, at a time when there were three wood-frame stores (two owned by his father and uncle) where trappers sold pelts and hunters or fishermen purchased provisions and all the country folks
from cotton plantations and small farms piled into wagons to come into town on Saturdays, sitting on the store porches and shooting the breeze. This was after the Mississippi River channel shifted away from town. Originally Fort Adams had been the important US port of entry before the acquisition of New Orleans. A Jesuit mission had been established there around 1700 to bring Christianity to the local Indians, and in 1798 a military post named for President John Adams was established overlooking the river near the international boundary established between Spanish West Florida and the Mississippi Territory. There was a steep one-mile road down to the port at Fort Adams where cotton from across the central part of the state was hauled for shipment on paddlewheelers to factors in New Orleans during much of the 19th century.
Working in his father's store for $3 a day, Billy D'Aquilla recalls not having electricity until he was in the third grade, and listening to the Grand Old Opry on Tuesday nights after it had been broadcast on Saturday. When he left home at age 17 to join the National Guard, he'd already learned the skills he would put to use in the first job he got after moving to St. Francisville in 1959, working as a butcher in Vinci's IGA supermarket and treating everybody the same…behind the counter, in front of the counter, and on the front porch shooting the breeze. After six years there, he opened his own grocery on US Highway 61, along with some rental houses behind the store, before advancing to travelling sales jobs.
Meantime he was elected to the town council in 1972 and served for twelve years, 8 of them as Mayor Pro Tem, before running for mayor himself. He winces as he recalls those early days of raw sewerage running in the streets of St. Francisville. Once elected to that demanding position in 1984, he has been returned to office ever since, 12 terms counting the town council, mostly without opposition. Why? He absolute loves his town and absolutely loves his job. He also serves on numerous boards and commissions like the Capitol Region Planning Commission and the Louisiana Municipal Association for which he has served for years as Vice President At Large for communities of 1,000 to 5,000 residents.
Proud of the many accomplishments made during his lengthy tenure, he says he has always had great people to work with, helping to implement many progressive improvements, including a new sewage system, 500,000-gallon water tower, new fire trucks, ball fields, enhanced tourism promotion. He's especially proud of the downtown development plan that facilitated the placement of bricked sidewalks, public restrooms, and a lovely oak-shaded park with bandstand gazebo in the center of town, Parker Park, that hosts a myriad of festivals, marketplaces, and other entertainments. He has worked hard to get millions of dollars in grants to carry out projects in town, as well as lots of capital outlay money through the state legislature. He also convinced the state to turn over those portions of both highways (LA 10 and US 61) running through town, but only after the state overlaid both streets and shared $500,000 in surplus funding.
"We did a lot for the town," he says, working with a top-notch Main Street program, historic district commission, planning and zoning commission and different boards to whom he gives a lot of credit, including the Zachary Taylor Parkway commission of which St. Francisville was a charter member, so influential in placement of the new Audubon Bridge across the Mississippi. "We used to have a Class Six fire rating, and improved it to a Class Three, quite an accomplishment with a small mostly volunteer department and a real savings on fire insurance costs. Next up is a new waste-water treatment plant, a $5 million project in a new location safe from the increasingly regular floods on the Mississippi River, to be financed by a half-cent sales tax that will be on the ballot in December."
Tourism has for years been an economic mainstay for the downtown economy, with visitors coming from around the country to admire the small-town heritage and the preservation of its historic structures in a National Register-listed downtown district. As mayor, D'Aquilla certainly has been the head cheerleader and supportive of projects benefitting not only those within the town limits but also the parish as a whole. Steamboat visitors from around the world get off buses at the Town Hall and often stop in for a chat with the mayor, who is always welcoming. Hospitality as well as history keep this little town at or near the top of regional and national lists of Favorite Small Towns, and the patronage of out-of-town visitors means the difference between surviving and thriving for all the little downtown boutique shops and galleries. A spruced up docking facility planned for the steamboats that regularly visit St. Francisville will provide space for three vessels at once, as well as safe and spacious boat launching for recreational fishermen.
Age and back troubles have slowed the mayor, and he needs to spend more time with his family, especially wife Yolanda, whom he married in 1962. But as he approaches retirement, he looks back over his long career with the satisfaction of having made many improvements, with incredible help from his devoted staff and town employees. What is he most proud of? "I have always treated everybody fairly," he says, "no matter what age, color or status in life. I think I am most proud of that."
Located on US Highway 61 on the Mississippi River between Baton Rouge, LA, and Natchez, MS, the St. Francisville area is a year-round tourist destination; check locally for coronavirus mitigation requirements, please. Several splendidly restored plantation homes are open for tours: The Cottage Plantation (weekends), Myrtles Plantation, Greenwood Plantation, plus Catalpa Plantation by reservation; Afton Villa Gardens is open in season. Particularly important to tourism in the area are its two significant state historic sites, Rosedown Plantation (a National Historic Landmark) and Oakley Plantation in the Audubon state site, which offer periodic living-history demonstrations to allow visitors to experience 19th-century plantation life and customs.
The nearby Tunica Hills region offers unmatched recreational activities in its unspoiled wilderness areas—hiking, biking and bicycle racing due to the challenging terrain, birding, photography, hunting. There are unique art galleries plus specialty and antiques shops, many in restored historic structures, and some nice restaurants throughout the St. Francisville area serving everything from ethnic cuisine to seafood and classic Louisiana favorites. For overnight stays, the area offers some of the state's most popular Bed & Breakfasts, including historic plantations, lakeside clubhouses and beautiful townhouses in St. Francisville's extensive National Register-listed historic district, and there are also modern motel accommodations for large bus groups.
For visitor information, call West Feliciana Tourist Commission and West Feliciana Historical Society at 225-6330 or 225-635-4224, or St. Francisville Main Street at 225-635-3873; online www.stfrancisville.us, www.stfrancisvillefestivals.com, or www.stfrancisville.net (the events calendar gives dates and information on special activities).
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NEW DELHI: At least three Indian companies are planning to manufacture polysilicon, which so far isn't produced in this country.
The companies are the Shapoorji Pallonji Group, the Adani Group and Panchavaktra Power, a subsidiary of Panchavaktra Holdings. Polysilicon, made from sand, is the basic building block of solar energy projects.
While India has around 7,565 MW of installed solar capacity and has set a target of 100,000 MW by 2022, its solar manufacturing capacity is modest. Most solar modules used by Indian developers are imported.
Solar manufacturing comprises four stages — production of polysilicon, slicing polysilicon into silicon wafers, making solar cells using the wafers and making modules using the cells. While India has some limited solar cell and module manufacturing capacity, polysilicon is not made in India at all.
The reason is that achieving the scale required to be price competitive in polysilicon calls for huge investment. Polysilicon units also guzzle power. Their setting up will require foreign technical collaboration.
"We want to produce around 6,000 tonnes of polysilicon annually which will require about $1 billion investment," said Anand Kumar, CEO, Panchavaktra Power.
Shapoorji Pallonji is planning 2,000 MW solar manufacturing capacity, according to sources close to the matter. The company, however, was non-committal in its emailed reply to ET's query.
The Adani Group, too, is looking at incorporating the entire solar manufacturing process from polysilicon to modules and has set up a special purpose vehicle, Mundra Solar Pvt Ltd, to handle the project.
All three, however, will start by making cells and modules and integrate backwards into polysilicon manufacture when conditions are right. "We are talking to four state governments on how to go about polysilicon manufacture," said Kumar.
"The cost of power and cost of land are issues. A lot of land will be needed; around 200 acres. We will need subsidised power, too, at less than Rs 1.50 per unit to make it viable. Currently, the cost is around Rs 4 per unit," he said.
"Odisha, for example, provides capital subsidies to other industries, so why not solar manufacturing too? There needs to be price advantage as well as economy of scale for polysilicon," he added.


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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA: A dead koala has been found screwed to a pole in Australia in a "sickening" act that sparked outrage Thursday on social media.
Koala Rescue Queensland (KRQ) responded to a report of one of the furry animals climbing a picnic shelter at Brooloo Park Lookout near Gympie, 175 kilometres (around 100 miles) north of Brisbane, on Wednesday.
"He is deceased, but whether or not he was when cruelly attached to the structure is unknown."
KRQ president Murray Chambers said he thought he was hearing things when told about the incident.
"You know, I mean, what's wrong with society? Just makes you feel sick in the guts."
The gruesome find sparked outrage on the KRQ Facebook page, with hundreds of comments slamming the "sickening" act.


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El simpecado es un tipo de bandera o insignia que en las procesiones figura en la sección de cofradías de la Virgen, y que ostenta el lema "sine labe concepta", es decir "Sin pecado concebida", o bien contiene una figura de la Inmaculada. Es la representación de La Virgen por excelencia.

El nombre tiene origen medieval y se deriva de los estandartes que portaban las procesiones religiosas que reivindicaban la Inmaculada Concepción de la Virgen, y en los que se solían hacer constar la misma expresión "Sine Labe Concepta": Sin Pecado Concebida.

En el caso de las hermandades del Rocío, el simpecado, que descansa en la Casa Hermandad durante todo el año, es portado por la hermandad sobre una carreta especialmente preparada al efecto, tirada por bueyes, durante el camino hacia la aldea, para ser presentado a la Virgen del Rocío en la fiesta de Pentecostés

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Question: I bought a frozen turkey about a year ago but never got around to cooking it. It's been in the freezer the whole time - is it still safe to eat? If not, how long can you leave frozen turkey in the freezer?
Answer: It is safe to eat a turkey that has been kept in the freezer for a year - or even for several years. As the U.S. Department of Agriculture points out, foods that are kept constantly frozen at 0°F or lower will keep safe indefinitely.
When it comes to quality, though, the story is different. Over time, all frozen foods will eventually start to go downhill when it comes to texture, flavor and taste.
In the case of a whole frozen turkey, you'll experience the best quality if you eat it within one year, as detailed here.
Since you're right around that one-year mark, you can expect good results if you cook the turkey now.


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Watch Paul McCartney Really is Dead: The Last Testament of George Harrison
Many people believe that the real Paul McCartney really died in a car accident and he was replaced with a guy that looks just like him. The only problem is his voice sounds just a tad different than the real Paul McCartney. If you listen to the Beatles' song backwards there are clues that give away that Paul died by them repeating the words that Paul is dead. In this movie George Harrison speaks his mind on what happened to the real Paul McCartney and why his death was a cover up.
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Paul McCartney Really is Dead: The Last Testament of George Harrison is available to watch free on Tubi TV. It's also available to stream, download and buy on demand at Amazon Prime, FlixFling, FlixFling VOD, Google Play and YouTube VOD. Some platforms allow you to rent Paul McCartney Really is Dead: The Last Testament of George Harrison for a limited time or purchase the movie and download it to your device.
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This bridge is on the Old Donner Pass Highway in Nevada; it has a spectacular view of Donner Lake and Donner Pass on Route 40, 40 miles west of Reno.
A bear was walking across Rainbow Bridge (Old Hwy 40 at Donner Summit, Truckee) on Saturday when two cars, also crossing the bridge, scared the bear into jumping over the edge of the bridge. Somehow the bear caught the ledge and was able to pull itself to safety.
Authorities decided that nothing could be done to help Saturday night so they returned Sunday morning to find the bear sound asleep on the ledge.
After securing a net under the bridge the bear was tranquilized, fell into the net, lowered, then woke up and walked out of the net.
There is a moral to this story; this old bear made a wrong move and found he was hanging by his nails. Somehow he was able to pull himself up onto the ledge where he saw he was in a very bad, impossible situation and what did he do?
Yep, he took a nap and sure enough, God took care of the situation while he was asleep. The moral of the story is that when confronted with a bad situation, sometimes the best solution is to take a nap and let God take care of the rest.
I think I'm going to take a nap right now.


French pop sensation Christine And The Queens has recently covered Prince and "Panda," and now she takes on Beyoncé's Lemonade highlight "Sorry" for the BBC Radio Live Lounge. Christine stamps 'Sorry' with wonderful quirkiness and the occasional French verse. Beyonce's modern R&B pop gets a synthy, vintage makeover. Four minutes of perfect girl power.


Loyalty is all about environment, temperament, and socialization; if a dog isn't well socialized, trained, or has an instinctive behavior of not being loyal, chances are it won't be. This doesn't mean, though, that these dogs aren't affectionate or loving, it simply means that they don't prefer any one person over another. Take a look at this list of the 11 least loyal dog breeds and decide if loyalty is something you must absolutely have in a canine companion.
This silly breed is known for its clownish personality, but not for its affection. This doesn't mean that Ibizans don't like to cuddle with family members, but rather that they are reserved. This is a very athletic breed that's best talent is jumping high and far despite its size. They have a tendency to turn into couch potatoes due to their moderate need for exercise. Its not out of the ordinary for this breed to snuggle up to you on the couch, but they would rather chase prey than your attacker.


Last night I woke up from a terrible nightmare. To get those awful images out of my head I reached for my phone and scrolled through Instagram. Those colourful little squares never fail to cheer me up, and they didn't disappoint.
If you didn't believe you can tell a story with only six words, you are not alone.
I was skeptical too, but got sucked into the beauty of brevity right away.
The stories range from sweet to haunting, and really do tell a story. More than anything that proves to me: you don't need the background noise of mindless chatter. Cut away the fat, remove all those filler words and disclaimers, and you can get your message across in six words.
Here is just a tiny selection of stories that moved me. For more, you can check out Twitter, Six Word Stories, or the hashtag #sixwordstory on Instagram.
Facebook ruined my entire life.
Nixon childhood, Reagan teenager, hope finally.
"Joining the President is his husband..."
"Wrong number", says a familiar voice.
My family tree has broken branches.
"I'll be back tomorrow." Years ago.
Brought roses home. Keys didn't fit.
"Passengers, this isn't your captain speaking."
I challenge you: write your own six-word story! And then share it with me in the comments.
"A chick hatched. Its sister sizzled."
"The plane took off. Never landed."
"One heartbeat started. One heartbeat stopped."
"Looked in mirror. Not my reflection."
"Miriam sat. Miriam Wrote. Miriam Inspired."
Sun kissed skin. Lips never kissed.
Yes, most of them were pretty sad or tragic. It's amazing how much of a story can be told by using only 6 words! I've been making them up ever since I learnt about it.
By golly, you are fantastic at this! (Also, I can't believe I just said 'by golly'). That first one is macabre, but hilarious! Love it.
Ahhh I got all goosebumpy!
Yes, please do! They are a lot of fun. Here's today in six words: Bad start, mediocre middle, better ending.
Oh, they are! It didn't even occur to me to think in terms of normal merchandise, I straight away assumed the worst. How we interpret them says a lot about us! I guess you've bought a lot of unworn baby shoes lately, and there's absolutely nothing sad about that!!
I know, right? I spent an hour reading through them the other night, it's addictive.
This is so cool! I've never heard of 6 word stories before. Yours is great!!
The long road ended too short.
YES!! That one is awesome.
Composing them is great fun, and it's addictive!


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'Rapid tests have been proven to be quite useful in a number of different settings," says infectious disease expert Dr. Brian Conway
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A health-care worker holds a positive antigen test for COVID-19. Photo by ANGELA PONCE /REUTERS
The holiday season was a scramble between the haves and the have-nots: Those that had access to rapid antigen tests for COVID-19 and those that did not. Some got them from employers, others shelled out to order online.
With the Omicron variant spreading and the province limiting PCR testing, demand for rapid antigen tests has skyrocketed. The more accurate PCR tests are reserved for "those who really need it," as the provincial health officer put it, including health care workers and people in a high-risk category.
Many in B.C. wonder about why health authorities here are unwilling to use the rapid tests more widely, as some jurisdictions have. Although their reliability on detecting Omicron has not been fully determined, a study in August found rapid antigen tests taken at home were 78.9 per cent accurate.
On Tuesday, after Dr. Bonnie Henry was accused of withholding a stockpile of rapid antigen tests, she called the suggestion that the province had millions of tests in a warehouse an "urban myth."
On Wednesday, the Health Ministry told CTV the province has 1.3 million tests on hand and was expecting 17 million more from the federal government. On Thursday, it said approximately 500,000 tests would be arriving in B.C. by Jan. 12.
"As our supply increases, we'll be able to expand use of rapid tests beyond the priority health care settings. A key focus in the coming week, as we receive increased supply, will be how we provide additional rapid tests to K-12 starting the week of Jan. 17," a statement said.
Dr. Brian Conway, the medical director of the Vancouver Infectious Diseases Centre, hopes Henry will rethink her position.
"Rapid tests have been proven to be quite useful in a number of different settings and people have made up their minds as to their usefulness," said Conway.
While rapid antigen tests may not be as accurate as PCR tests, Conway said they can be a helpful tool to curb spread in limited social settings.
Dr. Brian Conway with rapid test in Vancouver. Photo by Arlen Redekop /PNG
"If you bring someone new into the environment, who brings in a bunch of other contacts by extension, the usefulness is to ensure they are not bringing COVID," said Conway. "If you introduce someone new, a boyfriend, a friend from out of town, if they are positive, they can't come in."
Conway cautioned that a negative test doesn't mean a person does not have COVID-19.
"You still need to be very careful."
Certain workplaces, such as long-term care facilities, could benefit from doing "serial tests" in staff in addition to the single tests already required for visitors. The same goes for other health-care settings where concerns about preserving service capacity are paramount.
"We might want to have some policy of repeat testing in key areas," said Conway.
Distribution of rapid tests needs to be "planned very carefully," said Conway, "and always understood in the red light, green light scenario. The red light is you can't come in if you are positive, but a negative test doesn't mean you aren't infected. … There is no green light."
The goal, said Conway, is not to use rapid tests to allow people to bypass restrictions, but to "strategically use rapid tests to get around some of the limitations of the testing system."
Rapid tests have long had a place in public health, not just to detect diseases in individuals, but to track their spread in communities. "There are rapid tests for strep and the flu, HIV and hepatitis C, and we do that regularly," said Conway, who uses them in his outreach programs on the Downtown Eastside.
As for the accuracy of rapid COVID-19 tests, Conway said, "They pick up 70 to 75 per cent of cases, that's not nothing."
Shirley Seary, 69, and her husband Chris, 72, were protected over Christmas after Seary's daughter tested positive on a rapid antigen test she had picked up at UBC — and cancelled Christmas together. "It was good the tests were available. It kept us safe," said Seary.
Vancouver actor Ellie Harvie ordered rapid tests online in early December "before the madness," so she and her family could test before having a small, within limits, gathering. "I had been using them for a TV project I was on, so I knew how to use them.
"We all tested negative," said Harvie.
Conway said he is hoping for a more open discussion about the use of rapid antigen tests. He believes that the public will be able to use them effectively. "I think we are smarter than we used to be in terms of COVID-19, and that on the whole, the risks are outweighed by the benefits."
On Thursday, Ontario announced it would be expanding access to rapid antigen tests in three sectors: testing for return-to-work after an infection, testing people without symptoms as a screening method, and for those with COVID-19 symptoms.
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The High North is a region of growing global significance. It is both an emerging opportunity and challenge – it requires vision. We need to see past the near term. If we wait for the first oil gusher, the first cruise ship to run aground, the first environmental catastrophe, or the first security challenge to arise before we start investing in these capability gaps, it will be too late. With Arctic warming and pressures on global resources, the region is of increasingly strategic importance.
The main current claimants on the Arctic – Russia, Canada, Norway, Denmark and the United States, have formed an Arctic Council to manage their interests. But all are not equal in terms of committing resources to protecting those interests or shaping proactive policies. The Russians are clearly the leaders in this domain, in part because of the clear understanding of the strategic impact of the region on their future. As the Northern Route opens up, they will be able to connect their Atlantic and Pacific fleets for the first time. They will be able to shape an air capability covering their Atlantic and Pacific interests. They will add to their significant position as a commodity producer and have access to rare minerals and other resources.
Over time, Northern Europe will become more closely linked to the Pacific powers. The shift already seen within Europe whereby the North-South divide is growing could be accelerated as the "Arctic century" unfolds.
Although the United States has been a more reluctant Arctic power, General Charles Jacoby, the dual hatted NORAD and NORTHCOM commander seeks to rectify this. A key theme for the General is the need to build capabilities and presence over time, and to do so with the cooperative engagement of U.S. allies, and with clear headed thinking about how to evolve capabilities over time.
Overall, he underscores the need to concentrate resources on the priority tasks emerging in protecting North American Arctic interests. He believes the Canadian-American relationship provides the clear bedrock for doing so, including the need to share resources, and develop thinking and plans to leverage resources in the security, commercial and defense domains.
General Jacoby echoes recent statements by the USMC Commandant that "according to our allies, virtual presence is actual absence." He recently met with Robbin Laird at the Pentagon to candidly discuss, for a FrontLine article, the current situation and the evolution of the Arctic.
Q: How important are security and defense considerations to the future of Arctic development?
They are very significant. For some, the development of the Arctic is about commercial or environmental issues alone. But without security in the Arctic, one cannot have sound commercial or environmental development.
And it is important for us to get out in front on the Arctic, because if we don't, other nations will define our Arctic future for us. And if we make smart investments over time in security and defense for the Arctic, we can get ahead of the game.
As I look at the Arctic, I think of it in terms of where there is key terrain that we must be prepared to defend. Just like I look at where our key terrain is in the homeland – Washington, D.C., or the New York Stock Exchange, for example – I need to know where the key terrain is in the Arctic.
The Bering Strait, for instance, has the potential to become another Strait of Malacca. As the ice melts, it will take on significant and global economic importance. There are also locations where mining or energy extraction will take place.
Capability gaps create vulnerabilities. I have direction in the Unified Command Plan to look carefully at what these might be, and advocate for ways to fill them. Of course, we will not do this alone. Our principal ally in the Arctic is Canada, and we have a shared stake with them in the peaceful development of the Arctic.
But it's important to remember that the Bering Strait is not the Strait of Hormuz. This is an evolving issue, not a today issue. We need to make advances over time that allow us to stay ahead of evolving problems, with a solid strategic direction defined and in place.
There is a school of thought that says we can have competitive commercial and economic interests in the Arctic, but not have any associated security challenges – that's simply not the way the world works.
Economic opportunities and challenges shape or imply security interests. We need to not only be prepared to take advantage of and exploit the economic opportunities in the Arctic, but also be prepared to address security challenges.
Q: The environment is a difficult one and shaping a proper infrastructure to support Arctic operations both now and in the future is complex. What are your thoughts on how to deal with the infrastructure challenge?
The Arctic is a challenging environment in which to work and for which to plan. A key element is to shape a flexible, agile and responsive approach with our mission partners. Instead of having separate bases and facilities in the region, we are looking to have a consolidated approach.
We simply cannot afford to have unnecessarily redundant facilities in the Arctic region. The different stakeholders need to work together to share in building these capabilities. We need an inclusive approach to this challenge, and in this case, an opportunity as well.
Earlier this year, (U.S. Coast Guard Commandant) Admiral Papp and I identified four key capability gaps in the Arctic. Those are: communications, domain awareness, infrastructure, and presence. We need to focus our investments in enhancing capabilities in each of those areas over time.
We are using our exercise programs to explore capabilities gaps, and look for high-payoff investments that we can make. We are working with our components, especially the Navy and Air Force, to help build to those capabilities. And because we are taking an allied and whole-of-government approach, capabilities can be leveraged not just from the services, but from other agencies, from the commercial sector, or from allies like Canada.
Q: Do you see a significant rise in activity by countries like Russia and China in the Arctic?
We do. The Chinese are building icebreakers, which clearly are not for operation in the South China Sea. Russia is the most active. There are concerns about freedom of navigation in the Northern Sea Route.
These developments do not have to be contentious, but it is foolish to think that economic and resource competition won't lead to occasional disagreements. And as there starts to be more human activity in the Arctic, for us it will require communications, domain awareness, infrastructure and presence of some sort.
We could wait and be behind the curve in the Arctic. But in a harsh climate like that, when you're behind, you're way behind. By not rolling out capabilities on a steady basis, at any given time we're not just one season away, we're three seasons away from having that runway, that hangar, that piece of concrete, or that pier that we might need to support operations.
Q: Also on infrastructure, what is your thinking about offshore and shore based infrastructure requirements for an Arctic presence?
A key element is to shape forward operating bases in Alaska and the Arctic. There are going to be several stakeholders in the area. We need to be willing and looking at ways to share amongst all stakeholders. Shore-based facilities might need to be complemented with offshore facilitates.
Even in the warm season – in fact, especially in the warm season – hardened ships, whether they're icebreakers or hardened Arctic-capable ships, are going to be required to do our most basic missions of safety, security and defense. You won't be able to do it completely from shore-based facilities.
Q: Canada is a crucial partner in all of this. How would you characterize the Canadian role from your perspective? Do you believe it will be important to leverage one another's investments and capabilities?
Indeed, it will be critical to do so – and we will need better satellite coverage of the region. But it doesn't have to be a DoD satellite, or even an American satellite. There are investments that all the stakeholders can make, whether they are the U.S. government, Canada, the State of Alaska, or commercial enterprises. One of the things we're doing as part of our Arctic campaign plan is we're forming an Arctic board with the University of Alaska at Fairbanks to bring together all of the stakeholders to talk about this.
With such an approach we can leverage and share resources. For example, we might learn through these discussions that we need a piece of concrete within 200 miles of the North Slope. And if so, who are the different partners who can use that and invest in that so we can share the capability.
And Canada will be represented in that process. There's a natural affinity between NORTHCOM and the new Canadian Joint Operations Command, and between Joint Task Force Alaska and Canadian Joint Task Force North, and we're trying to enhance cooperation among those groups.
With my NORAD hat on, I have the ability to help both the U.S. and Canada plan together and say, okay, 'what do we need in the Arctic in terms of presence, in terms of domain awareness, in terms of communications ability for our joint defense?' And that is important.
Robbin Laird is the co-founder of Second Line of Defense and has worked for many years with the USCG on global issues, including the Arctic.


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Bomb blast on bus in Tel Aviv
Date: Nov 21 , 2012 , 15:49
BY: Abigail Bonsu
Category: International News
Twenty-one people have been injured in a "terrorist attack" on a bus in Israel's commercial capital Tel Aviv, Israeli officials say.
Of the 21 injured, three have received "moderate-light" injuries - including shrapnel wounds and burns - and were undergoing surgery, a spokesman for the Ichilov medical centre in Tel Aviv said.
Six had already been released and the rest were suffering from "anxiety", he said.
The bus was passing the military headquarters in the city at the time of the blast.
Police say they believe the blast was caused by a bomb and they are still searching for a suspect.
After the bus explosion, huge blasts were heard in the Gaza Strip as the Israeli bombardment of the Palestinian territory continued.
Eleven people were killed in Gaza on Wednesday, the health ministry said.
Efforts are continuing to broker a truce between Israel and the Hamas movement which runs Gaza.
After eight days of exchanges of fire between Israel and Palestinian militants in Gaza, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is now in Cairo for talks with the Egyptian president.
Earlier, she and UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon held talks in the West Bank with the Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas.
The US "strongly condemns" the bus bombing, Mrs Clinton said.
Meanwhile, militants in Gaza have been firing more rockets at Israel.
Hamas, the Islamist movement which has governed Gaza since 2007, has praised the attack but has not said it was behind the blast.
According to Israel's ministry of foreign affairs, the last bomb attack in Tel Aviv was in April 2006, when a suicide bombing on a restaurant killed 11. = BBC


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Théodore Monod (* 6. November 1836 in Paris; † 26. Februar 1921 ebenda) war ein französischer reformierter Pastor, der vor allem als Prediger und Kirchenlieddichter der Heiligungsbewegung bekannt wurde.

Leben und Wirken

Monod war ein Sohn von Frédéric Monod (1794–1863) und Constance de Coninck (1803–1837). Schon der Großvater Jean Monod (1765–1836) war ab 1808 Pastor an der reformierten Kirche Oratoire du Louvre in Paris gewesen; der Vater war ab 1820 zuerst Adjunkt (Hilfspastor), ab 1832 Pastor an derselben Kirche. Als er 1849 die Reformierte Kirche in Frankreich verließ, um die Union des Églises évangélique libres de France zu gründen, übernahm sein Bruder Adolphe Monod die Pfarrstelle.

Théodore Monod studierte von 1855 bis 1858 Rechtswissenschaften an der Sorbonne. Nach Abschluss des Theologiestudiums am Western Theological Seminary in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, wurde er 1861 Pfarrer einer französischsprachigen Gemeinde der Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) in Kankakee, Illinois. Im September 1863 kehrte er nach Paris zurück, um die Pfarrstelle seines an Lungenkrebs erkrankten Vaters an der Chapelle du Nord zu übernehmen. Hier setzte er sich als einer der ersten Mitstreiter für die Mission aux Ouvriers de Paris (später Mission populaire évangélique) von Robert Whitaker McAll ein.

Im Juni 1874 wurde Monod durch Robert Pearsall Smith für die Ziele der Heiligungsbewegung gewonnen. Monod nahm im Sommer an Vorkonferenzen in England teil und war einer der Hauptredner beim Oxford Union Meeting for the Promotion of Scriptural Holiness im August/ September 1874 sowie der Nachfolgekonferenz in Brighton im Mai/ Juni 1875, die für die Ausbreitung der Heiligungsbewegung in Europa größte Bedeutung hatten. Als Folge gab er sein Pfarramt auf, um als freier Evangelist tätig zu sein. Von 1875 bis 1879 gab er die Zeitschrift Liberateur heraus. 1878 kehrte er als Pfarrer am Temple du Marais in die Reformierte Kirche in Frankreich zurück, trat aber weiterhin europaweit als Redner bei Konferenzen und Evangelisationen der Heiligungsbewegung auf, unter anderem bei den Konferenzen von Keswick. Er arbeitete mit Theodor Jellinghaus und Otto Stockmayer zusammen, auf die er großen Einfluss hatte. 1892 übernahm er eines der Pfarrämter am Oratoire du Louvre.

Monod trat auch als Autor hervor. Schon in den Vereinigten Staaten schrieb er 1862 die Broschüre Regardant Jésus, die 1864 unter dem Titel Looking unto Jesus auf Englisch erschien und bis ins 20. Jahrhundert nachgedruckt wurde. Erweckungspredigten sind in den Büchern Le don de Dieu. Allocutions (Paris 1876; englisch als The gift of God, 1876, deutsch Die Gabe Gottes, 1882) und Life more abundant (1881) gesammelt. Viele seiner Lieder wurden zuerst auf Englisch verfasst und dann in andere europäische Sprachen übersetzt. Sein meistverbreitetes Werk ist das Lied None of Self And All of Thee (erste Zeile O the bitter shame and sorrow), das er 1874 schrieb und das (zuerst mit einer Melodie von James Mountain (1844–1933), später meist mit der Melodie von James McGranahan (1840–1907)) dank des großen Erfolgs auf der Konferenz in Oxford im selben Jahr in viele Gesangbücher des 19. und 20. Jahrhunderts einging. Im Deutschen trägt es die Titelzeile O der bittern Pein und Trauer.

Familie

Monod war seit 1867 mit seiner Cousine Gertrude Monod (1846–1878) verheiratet, einer Tochter des Chirurgen Gustave Monod (1803–1890). Sie hatten sieben Söhne, von denen zwei früh verstarben, und zwei Töchter. Der Sohn Wilfred Monod, ebenfalls Pastor am Oratoire, war Vater des Schriftstellers und Typografen Maximilien Vox und des Zoologen und Afrikaforschers Théodore Monod. Aus einer zweiten, 1882 mit Emilie Lindop geschlossenen Ehe ging noch ein Sohn hervor.

Schriften (Auswahl)

 Le chrétien et sa croix. Méditation. Ch. Meyrueis, Paris 1865.
  The Christian and his cross. A meditation. Western Tract & Book Society, Cincinnati o. J.
  De quoi il s'agit. Quelques mots sur le mouvement d'Oxford. Paris 1875.
 Considération sur la cure d'âmes. Diss. Montauban 1877.
 Loin du nid. Poésies. J. Bonhoure, Paris 1882.
  Au vent la voile. Poésies. Fischbacher, Paris 1898.

Weblinks
 Théodore Monod. In: The Canterbury Dictionary of Hymnology. Online-Ausgabe (Artikelanfang frei abrufbar).
 Théodore Monod auf hymnary.org
 Texte von Liedern und Predigten Monods

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Reformierter Theologe (19. Jahrhundert)
Reformierter Geistlicher (19. Jahrhundert)
Reformierter Geistlicher (20. Jahrhundert)
Kirchenlieddichter
Person des Christentums (Paris)
Person der Erweckungsbewegung
Freikirchler
Franzose
Geboren 1836
Gestorben 1921
Mann